Editorial: Quiet Pressure and Medicare Misconceptions
The piece praises restrained government business interaction over price hikes, citing American Metal Climax and Molybdenum Corp. of America’s 5 percent rise followed by quiet, constructive pressure. It also argues for reframing aging citizens in Medicare debates, noting public optimism with examples of Sinatra Grant and Douglas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Metal Climax, Inc
Molybdenum Corporation of America
Frank Sinatra
Cary Grant
Supreme Court
Bill Douglas
Ambassadors Clubs at Airports Face Threat of Closure
In the heyday of air travel discreet airport clubs offer comforts to regular travelers with lounges, TVs, free calls, and hospitality across major carriers. The Civil Aeronautics Board labels them discriminatory and unfair competition, risking closure or opening to all ticket holders, erasing a sought after perk of flying.
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Ambassadors Club
TWA
United
America
Civil Aeronautics Board
Shaw US 59 bridge damaged by transport crash
Tribune notes the 1908 Neosho River bridge at Shaw suffered a second blow in seven months when a large transport rammed its west end causing fire and closure. A coal truck previously breached the east guard rail and the span required repairs. The truck driver escaped unharmed.
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Neosho
Shaw
West End
Trffic
Merry-Go-Round Oyster Blocks Prisoner Deal
Column reports Abba Schwartz’s ouster thwarted North Vietnam Red Cross prisoner visits as Averell Harriman fails to complete negotiations. It also accuses Rep. Mike Feighan and Sens. James Eastland and Tom Dodd of behind the scenes blocking. It criticizes Walter Rogers and John Dingell for opposing the Auto Safety Bill and enabling auto industry influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drew Pearson
Washington
Abba Schwartz
State Department
International Red Cross
North Viet Nam
Harriman
Schwartz
Red Cross
James Fastland
Miss
Tom Dodd
Mike Feighan
Ohio
United States
House of Representatives
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Texas
Madi
Dingell
Rep
Rogers
Pilonidal cyst explained and treatment options
Dear Dr. Molner explains pilonidal cysts at the base of the spine as nests of hair with accumulating fluid. Infected tracts may be treated by hair removal and cleanliness or surgical cleaning. weight loss and good posture aid comfort while awaiting or after treatment.
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Joseph G. Molner
M. D
C. S
Mother
Fear and duty clash in classic Ann Landers column
In this 1966 Chanute Tribune excerpt, a married Canadian reader fears death and being with a dead person, seeking help without a psychiatrist. Ann Landers counsels digging into childhood fears, discussing shame, and talking with her husband to uncover buried trauma. The column also advises a Canadian man unhappy in a long marriage to remain at home, stressing responsibility over venture.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Chanute Tribune Highlights Friday July 22 1966 Edition
The Chanute Tribune reports Friday July 22 1966 with local news brief items, community notes and upcoming events featuring Chanute and Neosho County. Readers find notices on schedules, school activities and short community mentions.
TV Tonight Listings Highlight Classic Weeknight Lineup
A dense local TV schedule shows primetime blocks across channels with programs like FBI Story Hogan's Heroes The Avengers Bewitched Mr Roberts Gomer Pyle and Cheyenne complemented by News Weather Sports. The list outlines time slots from early evening through night with a mix of westerns comedies dramas and a movie option.
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Camp Runamuck
Hank
Gomer Pyle
Addams Family
Mitch Miller
Bewitched
Mr Roberts
Fr. Uncle
FBI Sory
Cheyenne
A Allen
Industry
Bobd Poole
Gospel of Christ
Oral Roberts
Davy & Goliath
Sacred Heart
Living Word
Linus the Lion Hearted
Capital
Beany and Cecil
the Christophers
News
Bullwinkle
Ural Roberts
Insight
Look
Peter Potamus
Discovery
The
Peter Gunn
Congress
Ed Sullivan
FBI
Pearry Mason
Army
Wayne and Shuster
Hollywood
Television Schedule Highlights For July Holiday Weekend
A dense TV log lists channel lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute with Saturday July 3 and Sunday July 2 programs. It shows cartoons like Captain Kangaroo and The Jetsons, westerns, news blocks, sports, and variety shows across morning to late night. Names include Lassie Tom and Jerry Mighty Mouse and Gunsmoke, with public affairs and church services noted in Sunday listings.
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Kvoo.tv
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo.tv
Koam.tv
Kmbc.tv
Kode.tv
Wibw.tv
Chanute
Captain Kangaroo
Capital
Captain Kangaroo Discovery
Heckle and Jeckle
Lloppity Hooper
Davey & Goliath
Hunt
Bugs
Milton Monster
Linus Lionhearted
Bat Masterson
Travelog
USAF
Theater Nine
Hoppity Hooper
The
Texan
Ernest Tubb
Ihullabaloo
Sea Hunt
Wagone
Smothers Bros
Lawrence Welk
Hollywood Palace
Tonight's TV Schedule Highlights and Plot Teasers
Programs include Kansas City A's vs Senators baseball on channel 5 at 6, Summer Fun ABC at 7, McNab's Lab with Cliff Arquette as a town druggist inventor, Sing Along with Mitch at 7 30, and The Man From UNCLE on NBC at 9 detailing a Thrush plot involving an earthquake activator.
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ABC
McNab
Cliff Arquette
NBC
Napoleon
Illya
Thrush
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Gardner Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
American Metal
Commerce
John Conner
Pan-Am
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Sunflower Chapter
C.E.S
Thayer
Pernoon
Ethel Gamble
Buff City
Juanita Bertholf
Colony
Charles Rumbley
J. W. Alexander
Merry-Go
Averell
North
Viet Nam
John Dingell
Detroit
Madison Avenue
Roges
Dearborn Midh
Ford
Brickman
Dr. Mother
L. B
K. M
P. T
Mrs. P
J.R.L
Dear Ann Landers
Canada
Buddy
Kansas City A’s
Washington Senators
Mitch
Ner
Singalong Gang
John W. White
Republican
Pol. Pol. Adv
Mr. White
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