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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1966
Page
4
One hundred thousand southeast Kansans vow to push lawmakers for a dedicated highway to connect Kansas City Kansas to Tulsa. The group urges higher highway user taxes and bonds to fund an accelerated US 169 corridor project, arguing current interstate benefits bypass the southeast and demand regional infrastructure.
At Monte Rio California the Bohemian Grove preserves its ancient feel in a 3000 acre forest retreat used by the Bohemians and guests for encampments. The camp offers rustic comfort, pleasant weather, and meals prepared by San Francisco kitchen staff as 1500 men enjoy nature with minimal tensions and no timetable.
Tribune files note a midweek rain of 0.82 inches cooling a heat wave. Residents A B Olson family return from Pensacola. CCC camp trip for Billy Crow and friends. Elmer Haddan uses a centrifugal pump for irrigation along Danville creek. Other items include births, travel, and road work with new cement bridges near Thayer.
Washington column by Drew Pearson argues the Cold War is being won. The piece cites Africa and Asia showing anti communist sentiment, with Ben Bella ousted in Algeria, Nkrumah driven from Ghana, Kenya favoring U.S. ties, and Ch'en Yi facing backlash in Africa.
Dear Dr Mother explains viral hepatitis cannot be cured by medication and usually lasts a month or two with gradual recovery. Diet should avoid fats and greasy foods to ease liver workload and prevent repeated attacks, while gamma globulin may help if exposure is recent.
In a 1966 Chanute Tribune column Ann Landers counsels a husband to insist on modest attire at breakfast with his teenage son present and suggests the wife adjust her behavior. She also advises a reader teased by a lint-picking friend to confront the habit with a direct question and clarifies how to seek further help.
The piece surveys changes from India pressuring Moscow over Hanoi war crimes to Indonesia expelling Chinese communists and Indonesia shifting toward pro Western aims. It notes Yugoslavia under Tito gaining freedoms, while Eastern Bloc nations drift toward reform and away from Moscow, and Romania leans to dissolve the Warsaw Pact.
A humorous item from St. John News describes a wife calling her husband a musical fish and jokes that he is a piano tuna as a playful nickname or local quip.
ABC shows at seven present Little Leatherneck about a nine year old tomboy disciplined by a Marine drill instructor. Shirley Temple visits Mitch in a guest segment.
Local page from Chanute Kansas reports brief items including community updates and notices dated Friday July 29 1966. Highlights cover civic events and short notices of local interest.
The page outlines a dense television lineup with time slots and channel references. Programs include Wild Wild West FBI Story Hogan's Heroes Camp Runamuck The Addams Family Bewitched The Avengers Gomer Pyle Death Valley Mr Roberts Cheyenne and news weather sports segments, indicating a rounded prime time guide.
A dense listing of channel by channel programs for Saturday. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, The Jetsons, Lassie, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and Ted Mack Hour among many others across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channel listings.
A TV listing highlights Miller and the Singalong gang recalling songs made famous by a child movie star. Programs include Sing Along With Mitch on NBC at 7 30 p m Gomer Pyle on CBS at 8 p m Opie Taylor runs away to join the Marines and seek Gomer's platoon NBC sports special Saturday at 10 a m The World Cup final from Wembley England will be telecast via Early Bird Satellite.
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