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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1966
Page
4
Editorial argues a new 34 million dollar expansion of the Capitol west front would expand 414 acres of space for 981 new civil servants desks costing about 5.9 million annually in pay. It criticizes duplicating an earlier costly east face rebuild and warns the total expense will exceed initial figures.
A columnist critiques the new freedom of information law, predicting limited impact. He argues officials will shield disclosures as security concerns, Congress remains closed, and the public may struggle to know what to ask. The piece casts doubt on the law's teeth and practical transparency.
The Kansas Historical Society and state highway commission placed a marker on US 59 and K57 near Shaw noting the first Indian mission and school in Kansas and the Osage treaty signings. Shaw now has the county’s largest number of markers.
President Johnson shows resolve to continue all-out military effort in Vietnam while expanding peaceful development in Southeast Asia. The aid program includes 4,000 new village classrooms, 2,500 self-help classrooms, 3,000 teachers trained annually, 35,000 inoculated children, malaria control, 23 million inoculations for cholera and smallpox, rodent control saving 760 million in food, fertilizer for 700,000 farmers, and 43 US agricultural advisers aiding crop yields.
Dr Molner explains low residue foods absorb mostly in the intestines leaving little residue. It helps some constipated people but others with ulcers or colitis should limit residue. List includes refined flour fats sugar eggs meat liver rice cottage cheese gelatin and strained juices. Also answers about cousin marriages and coffee intake with practical guidance and a book offer.
Teen writes about a 16 year old girl and a 17 year old spender who mooches popcorn on four dates. Ann Landers calls it a freeloading operation and warns the romance is likely doomed. A second letter from a husband regrets mistreating his wife and losing the marriage.
AP column highlights include crows as farm helpers eating pest insects, and notes on ephelides sun freckles public attitudes toward astrology the value of damaged currency and life expectancy boosts from eradicating heart disease. It also covers aging loneliness and humor linked creativity in Air Force studies.
A California city honored a prominent citizen of Chinese ancestry by renaming a street Wong Way. The act reflects recognition of community contributions and local pride.
FRANKFORT Ky AP tobacco accounts for 40 percent of cash receipts from all Kentucky farm commodities leaving farmers vulnerable to price swings. The report cites tobacco as a major income source for the state’s growers and highlights its impact on rural economies amid market fluctuations.
TV guide style listing shows programs across channels with titles such as I've Got A Secret Dr Kildare Legend of Jesse James Hazel Shenandoah Peyton Place John Davidson Shenandoah Andy Griffith Run for Your Life Big Valley News Weather Sports Talent Scouts Wayne & Shuster.
A dense listing of channel by channel programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. Includes news, soap operas, game shows, and late night movies with colorful time slots and host lineups. The piece catalogs daily fare from 5:05 to 12:05 with many titles and performers across stations.
CBS airs Maggie Brown with Ethel Merman at 7 30 as a musical comedy about a South Pacific nightclub owner with 3000 sailors as patrons. NBC offers Summer Music Hall at 8 featuring Jimmie Rodgers and Susannah Jordan. ABC presents The Barkleys at 9 where a promoter seizes a mining firm provoke a strike and brings in strike-breakers.
A Chanute Tribune reprint presents Ann Landers style responses addressing relationship conflicts. A husband’s jealousy and controlling dance rules trigger blunt editorial guidance, urging maturity, communication, and avoiding petty power games. The piece reflects mid century advice norms and readers’ domestic concerns.
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