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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1966
Page
4
A columnist urges ending sensational headlines over Vietnam policy. They criticize televised debates and political grandstanding as late and unhelpful, calling for measured, private conference-room discussions and prudent, globally aware policy statements.
The piece argues the heavyweight champion Cassius Clay may be drafted amid looser Army standards for the Vietnam era. It notes his 1Y classification, potential loss of tax revenue from his upcoming fight, and the government’s aim to set an example while keeping him in entertaining roles for troops.
Tribune reports the Chamber of Commerce will place several hundred farm boys and girls in chicken-raising ventures this month with no cost to participants. Each member must return four top cockerels and one pullet to a fall chick show for a $100 prize pool.
Testimony before Rep John Dingell's House Small Business Committee reveals how major networks require on air access as part ownership. The probe outlines regulated monopolies in oil and gas, railroads, and films, with the FCC and other agencies criticized for lax oversight of networks.
Dear Dr Molner writes about how adhesions after surgery can cause constipation and suggests a barium enema to check. He notes late pregnancy can cause shortness of breath and heartburn from uterine pressure, and gives guidance on water needs for children aged 5 to 10, emphasizing thirst as a regulator and cautioning against excessive soda.
The piece details struggles between the House Interstate Commerce Committee and networks over program access, with Har ley Staggers wavering and Rep. Dingell pushing probes. It notes independent producers like Don McGuire and David Wolper facing network red lines, blackouts, and the high stake race for public affairs content. It also touches on TV spot irregularities and a 1965 Secret Service alert at a Lyndon B. Johnson event.
A Parsons Sun clip notes a groundhog as a decent weather predictor, missing only one guess yearly, with a jab at party remnants. The humorous item reflects partisan remarks tied to Jewell Republican context.
TV listings for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with Saturday prime time shows including Flipper Get Smart Gunsmoke Hollywood Palace and The Tonight Show. Sunday and Monday schedules teased with Sunrise Sunrise and Today Show details and multiple daytime programs.
CBS offers Secret Agent at 7 30 with John Drake in Caribbean intrigue. NBC presents The Five Pennies at 8 with Danny Kaye Barbara Bel Geddes and Louis Armstrong plus Red Nichols tale. ABC clocks Vietnam special at 4 30 and 8 30 with Hollywood Palace at 8 30.
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