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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1967
Page
4
Editorial argues Governor Docking will visit Vietnam for 10 days to gain information but will receive a tailored briefing. It contends such trips do not affect the war effort and serve only to broaden the president's consensus in favor of the conflict.
London reporters note a sultry summer as 81 London swelters with humidity and haze. The city is visibly changing with high rise flats, flyovers, and new offices replacing bombed sites and old homes, signaling a 1980s modern city less charming than prewar London.
Mrs. Clifford Deay, Mrs. E. B. Park, Mrs. P. H. Taylor and Mrs. L. H. Petit will travel to Pittsburg August 4 and 5 for an army surgical dressings institute for the Red Cross. Upon return they will teach others locally to supervise making surgical dressings for the army.
Drew Pearson argues for a domestic Marshall Plan to fix poverty slums overcrowded schools and crime in major cities while critiquing Congress and white rural control. He cites riots from Newark to Detroit and contrasts limited anti poverty funding with funding for projects like canals aquariums and laboratories.
A Houston reader laments rude government help staff and moral unrest amid race tensions. A second letter from Duff asks if whiskey can substitute sleep medication. Ann Landers warns against mixing substances and advises medical guidance.
Dear Dr Molner explains there is no effective method to reduce weight in specific body parts. Weight loss occurs systemically. posture and clothing choices can enhance appearance. The column also covers smoking cessation Lobeline guidance and diabetes risk linked to weight.
Local Chanute Tribune pages report community news from Chanute Kansas dated July 27 1967. Activities include civic updates, school notes, and regional notices affecting residents. Names of local officials and events appear with brief details.
A compact view of tonight’s lineup across channels 2 4 7 9 12 and 13. Featured programs include Daniel Boone Lucy Desi Batman Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched Dragnet Rat Patrol Dean Martin Show and news at 10.
Friday July 28 grid lists morning and afternoon lineups across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO WIBW Chanute. Programs include Today Show Farm Facts Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne News Romper Room Concentration Dateline Hollywood Andy of Mayberry Supermarket Sweep Hollywood Squares Dick Van Dyke Family Game Jeopardy Guiding Light News Melody Matinee Truth Consequences and various soap operas game shows and movies with channel and time blocks.
TV guide lists Daniel Boone and Mingo at 6 30 p m NBC saving West Point by capturing a British spy and an American traitor Also NBC presents Star Trek at 7 30 p m while ABC showcases a science fiction film about a space ship Enterprise finding a robot like subservient society at 8 30 p m A Mardi Gras themed film Holiday for Sinners follows at 9 p m NBC features Dean Martin Sumner Show with Vic Damone Cliff Arquette Sandie Baron the Frivolous Five Caro! Lawrence and Gail Martin.
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