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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1966
Page
4
The piece notes LBJ led in 1964 with high Gallup approval but shows a steady decline to 46 percent approval and 34 percent disapproval. It compares Truman and Roosevelt eras and cites Korea and a renewed Vietnam stretch as factors. The author warns continued Viet Nam tension may erode Johnson’s support further.
A humorous reminiscence contrasts Henry VIII’s feasts with Wendy Plucknett, long serving Derby mayoress. The author quips about dieting, banquet overload, and saving room to speak, recalling personal dinners and the habit of eating sparingly to keep focus during talks.
Twenty five years ago Chanute received two major VFW honors at Fort Scott. Mrs H W Insley elected state department president and Dora E Bickhart named state secretary. Chanute hosts Frontier Frolic tonight with Eric and St Paul performers, street closures, and a platform program.
Washington column details generals actions at home from Krulak’s Maui golf trip to Nickerson’s yard projects at Camp Lejeune. Krulak used a large transport plane for a short vacation, costing taxpayers for repairs after an accident. Nickerson admits spending nonappropriated funds on corral, stable, sign, and a paneled conference room, drawing military housing concerns.
Dr. Molner discusses persistent leg ulcers caused by poor circulation varicose veins and skin irritants. He notes possible surgical correction for veins, role of priscoline, and fungal infections as complicating factors while urging medical consultation. A second note reassures about hair spray cancer fears, citing allergy risk and inhalation concerns in beauty work.
The letter discusses neighbors who ride for free, potential liability waivers, and the dangers of a careless driver. It notes a reader asking about signed releases, advises on prudence and readers’ questions, and references a Toastmasters joke about Rose from Redding.
Hogan's Heroes on CBS at 7 30 color episode features a captive claiming to be a general in disguise. ABC presents Love in the Afternoon a comedy about a detective's daughter and her father's file on a wealthy bachelor. Gomer Pyle USMC on CBS at 8 00 color has Sergeant Carter away and his car stolen.
At Quantico Virginia maintenance crews dispute painting a memorial steeple on the base chapel while funds labeled for barracks and a conference room are deemed non interchangeable. Nearby Somerset Hills New Jersey residents object to Jackie Kennedy living among them as photographers arrive on weekends.
Chanute Tribune reports community events and local notices from Friday June 10 1966. Reports include city affairs school activities and updates from area organizations with brief notes on meetings schedules and local milestones.
An OCR fragment shows a TV guide listing color broadcasts and time slots. Programs include Wild Wild West FBI Story Hogan's Heroes Addams Family Sing Along With Mitch Gomer Pyle Bewitched Death Valley Days Mr Roberts Cheyenne The Baron and local news weather and job reports.
A dense Saturday schedule from KVOO and Maria outlets lists cartoons, westerns, and family programs from early morning through afternoon. Notable items include The Jetsons, Mighty Mouse, Lassie, Tom and Jerry, Captain Kangaroo, and regional news and weather connectors across stations, with sports, variety, and public affairs entries interleaved.
A Navy wife appeals to neighbors and the public to stop asking her to buy groceries for them at the navy commissary. She fears losing privileges if caught, but readers are urged to break the cycle by not aiding neighbors. Ann Landers replies bluntly that she is as much at fault as the neighbors.
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