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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1966
Page
4
President Johnson commissions a new ocean research vessel billed as the largest and best yet, inviting nations including the Soviet Union to join a six month voyage around the world as observers and researchers. The piece urges cooperation in space and sea as the doctrine that space has no territorial rights gains support.
Heads of the United States and another major power argue oceans belong to all nations and urge shared study of seas. The piece asserts the US does not hold a monopoly on science and promotes pooling of global brains. It suggests collaborative space effort rather than racing to the moon.
The piece notes thousands with bank balances are courted by legit finance, not swindlers, as banks savings loans and installment lenders compete fiercely. It highlights interest rates from 4 percent to 5.75 percent and urges cautious savers amid a lively money market.
Twenty five years ago Neosho county received about 53000 in residue sales tax from the state. A public hearing in Erie on August 15 will decide how the county spends the funds. The board has allotted residue to the social welfare fund, a starting point per Commissioner John Hargrave.
The article portrays Adlai Powell delaying a $1.7 billion anti poverty measure as race tensions flare. It notes the political deal to pass poverty before civil rights, Powell's absence abroad, and claims he restricted staff while critics cite withheld committee findings and influence over drafting.
Readers learn practical paths to affordable psychiatric aid including hospital services, clergy referrals, mental health societies, state boards, physician contacts, public health departments, and ACA sponsored training for general doctors. A forthcoming UAW pilot will expand inpatient and outpatient options with some Blue Cross coverage.
Dear readers share outlooks on in law closeness and family caregiving. Ann Landers counsels that expectations vary by person and cautions about blame in the Sally family drama while advising honest limits and self protection. The column ends mid anecdote about a maid of honor invitation and social etiquette.
The Education and Labor panel and Rep Sam Gibbons push an anti poverty bill with a floor rule enabling any Democrat to bring it up. Powell, absent and unreachable, reappears claiming he must be in New York for a church board meeting. McCormack and others concede, and the bill is sidetracked while Cleveland riots continue.
Local notices and brief items from Chanute Kansas feature community events and service updates. Names, places, dates, and small business notes appear in concise brief form typical of a weekly Tuesday page.
A listing of broadcast airings across channels with show titles such as Daktari Sportsman's Friend Hippodrome Jesse James Shenandoah McHale's Navy Petticoat Junction F Troop The Fugitive Peyton Place CBS Reports News and The Fugitive again, indicating time slots and channel numbers for 6:30 to 9:30 PM.
Wednesday grid lists morning to late night programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WJBW Chanute schedule. Includes Sunrise Semester I Love Lucy The McCoys Andy of Mayberry Jeopardy Guiding Light News Weather Markets and multiple game shows, soap operas, and late-night movie blocks with channel numbers and titled programs.
Tony Randall hosts Hippidrome with Shaun Lewis on CBS at 7 30. F Troop on ABC at 8 features Sgt Rourke and Cpl Agarn scheming to wed Capt Parmenter so Wrangler Jane can marry in and clear the post. Petticoat Junction on CBS at 8 30 and CBS Reports at 9 cover Belgian bus tour and hospitality.
A collage of clipped quotes features wry observations from Kansas papers and humorists. Snippets joke about scorched earth policy origins, Hollywood bridesmaids, Ann Landers tips, and wry takes on marriage, aging, and self restraint.
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