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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes that a Iowa state senator circulated a letter inviting investor friends to use his investment company services. Critics labeled the approach inappropriate and in poor taste. The piece recalls a broader Kansas conflict case involving insurance selling methods.
The piece argues that legislative business deals create leverage and public edge in promotions, urging conflict of interest laws as a start but emphasizing that true reform requires lawmakers to uphold both purity and the appearance of purity to curb inappropriate ties.
Reader asks about losing weight while bedridden after back surgeries. Dr Molner says calories must be restricted with high protein lean meats eggs skim milk cottage cheese fish and minimal fats and carbs. Suggests vitamin supplements and staying mentally active. even limited movement helps.
Chanute Tribune reports local news from Monday June 5 1967 including community events weather updates and civic notices. Notable items cover city meetings school activities and regional developments with photographs and captions.
James Reston argues in The New York Times that a 1968 outcome without a majority of electoral votes could push selection to the House. He notes 26 small states could control the vote with 59 representatives, challenging one man one vote and prompting calls for direct popular vote.
Twenty five years ago the county reduced the social welfare levy from three to one mill before rising to two this year. Retiring Santa Fe engineer Arvid G. Nelson signals the end of an era after fifty years with the line, piloting the Tulsan since 1939.
A short quotation from Proverbs 14 34 asserts righteousness exalts a nation while sin brings reproach to any people.
Rep. Manny Celler shies from authorizing Pearson crime research in the Johnson anti crime package. Meanwhile Rep. Scheuer pushes a research plan opposed by J. Edgar Hoover and Rep. Rooney. Republican McClory moves Scheuer bill forward as Florida utility lobby shifts.
Reader letters reveal a wife lamenting her husband’s constant self complimenting and outfit checks. Ann Landers advises continuing to prop him up, as a self‑assured partner is unlikely to change. Additional columns address mental illness stigma, a conflict with a nosy neighbor, and a teen’s request to curtail a mother’s pushy romance interests. Copyright 1967.
Frankfort Kentucky report notes five grandsons of Henry Clay, native of the state, with three joining the Confederacy and two remaining Unionists.
Jack Ferraro of Rochester New York captains Dartmouth College's golf squad. The brief note highlights his leadership role and regional origin within the team roster.
A vintage lineup lists evening programs from 6:00 to 10:30 featuring The Monkees Gilligan's Island Mr Terrific Lucy Shaw Rat Patrol Felony Squad Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley Coronet Blue Run For Life Bewitched Love on Rooftop News Joey Bishop Tonight Show with channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 and multiple times for classic TV series and talk segments.
TV listings show daytime and evening blocks across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute stations with programs including Today Show News Candid Camera General Hospital Missing details for times and some listings marked with c or symbols indicate specials or color.
Tonight NBC airs exclusive coverage of top American and National League teams in the first of three night games. Curt Gowdy Pee Wee Reese and Sandy Koufax provide play by play.
A Wilson County citizen notes a party scene where a woman in a new paper dress bends to pick up a napkin and ends up looking ragged in society. A banker apologizes for divorce funding not counting as home improvement. A satirical local ad jokes about encyclopedias. A matron struggles to start her lawnmower while a Fredonia Herald quips about life’s splinters pointing the way.
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