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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1966
Page
4
Editorial argues that Southern majorities condemn the Klan in words but not in deeds. It contends state and local officials fail to enforce laws, forcing federal probes and prosecutions. The piece accuses Southerners of avoiding responsibility, allowing hooded crimes to persist while blaming Washington.
An Independence Kansas columnist laments the socialization of the town’s only golf course funded by a decedent’s gift. A local couple sues to overturn the sale to the city and the piece questions the impact of socialism on private clubs and public spaces. The proposed legal and political stakes hint at broader national tensions.
Tribune Files recalls John McCall of Chanute becoming Kansas Young Republicans president to fill the Ralph Rodgers term in Lincoln. Frances Hawkinson, Lavenburg high school senior, represents the Kansas DAR on a Washington pilgrimage, the first name drawn by Gov. Ratner during a Topeka district representatives visit. Chanute junior college athletes, coached by Joe Simes, chase eastern division basketball title after a 1939-40 grid championship. Mary Belle Sweet, Chanute junior college, elected vice chairman of the Kansas Young Republican collegiate division at a Topeka conference.
Washington Congressman Walter Rogers of Texas denounces the FCC during a closed‑door briefing on CATV regulation. He vows to block federal control while Staggers notes subscriber concerns and confirms the agency’s regulatory plans remain in motion.
Dr Molner explains postpartum depression affects 4000 to 5000 women yearly, notes thyroid and hormones can slow, and outlines treatment including thyroid, rest, and psychotherapy. Also advises on hiatal hernia, sunburn skin care, bed wetting in men, and pinworm booklet requests with small fees.
A New York judge verdict has Republicans accusing Rep. Adam Clayton Powell of absenteeism from the education and labor committee. He missed House sessions despite a 1966 fund approval and only appeared later on the House floor. The setting includes tensions over a voucher veto and ongoing libel suit coverage.
A high school senior notes shared concerns with friends about career, dating, and family walls. He describes fathers like cautious doctors who withhold firm advice, preferring to hear their sons’ views first. Readership includes Carl and panelists Gerald Cannon and others.
The TV schedule lists channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW for Thursday evening and Friday morning to late night, detailing shows such as Daniel Boone Batman Gilligan's Island My Three Sons Bewitched Peyton Place and news weather and sports segments across stations and times. It includes daytime programs Sunrise Semester Today Show Love Lucy General Hospital Jeopardy Edge of Night and prime time favorites like The Tonight Show Hollywood Palace and various dramas comedies and Westerns.
Gidget on ABC at 7 p.m. features a college man hired to watch a kid brother over the weekend at the beach. Robbie faces dating woes as Chip and a friend disrupt his plans. CBS airs The Devil at Four O Clock at 8 p.m. NBC slots Dean Martin with Sid Caesar Abbe Lane Margie Piazza and George Gobel at 9 p.m.
A father and son discuss the boy’s future over lunch, deciding on a construction engineer career. They arrange a 50 50 loan plan for dates and the son’s training, while the father reassures him about his mother’s past and imparts a guiding rule for dating. The piece invites readers to write for a free copy of Father-Son Relationships.
A local traveler returning from the East recalls seeing a cemetery gate sign reading One Way. The quip appears in a Fredonia Herald style and Marysville Ad vocate voice in brief overheard lore.
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