Chanute Citizens Back Beautification Push As Budget Talks Go On
Chanute residents show spring fever cleaning yards and garages while the City Commission surveys blight and mulls traffic lights at Main and Forest. A tavern license review and minor speed concerns surface, with capital spending tied to the 1967 budget. commissioners urge citizen input via the Chamber of Commerce and The Tribune.
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J. W. Kensett
Dave Evans
Fred Harris
Should Scholarships Be More Widely Shared
A senior at a large Midwestern university argues scholarships mirror wealth and may be unfairly concentrated among a few. He suggests moving to competitive exams for college admission and government funded education to ensure broader access and future qualified leaders.
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General Motors
Elks
Twenty Five Years Ago Chanute Voters Await City Election
Five thousand three hundred fifty four Chanute residents eligible to vote a week before April Fool's Day in a city election for commissioner of streets and utilities three school board members and a district treasurer. Nobles and Clover contend for commissioner while the other races are unopposed for reelection.
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Emery W. Nobles
W. M. Clover
James A. Butin
C. D. Blackwood
L. P. Burris
William Gough
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Clover
Evelyn Cedar
Parsons
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Southeast Kansas
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Leslie Longbine
Humboldt
Erick Axcell
Don McDonald
George Fogleman
Frank T. Correll
Kansas City
Santa Fe
Tulsa
R. L. Parker
L. L. Gordon
W. Beach
F. W. Montague
Business Men's Club
Hattie M. Ostrander
Bennie H. Collison
Rose
B. Achenbach
Girard
Redwood trees face delayed protection as Brown seeks action
California Governor Edmund G Brown visited Washington to urge protection for the west coast redwoods and Bobwhite quail roosts but Congress offered only hearings planned for mid year. Lumber interests push ahead with cutting to outrun any potential restrictions, threatening record tall trees by next year.
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California
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West Coast
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Santa Barbara
Oregon
Redwoods battle delays stall major park move and judge pick
A push to establish a National Redwoods Park in Del Norte County faces delay as Rep. Aspinall blocks hearings until late June or July. Gov. Brown and Sen. Jackson seek early action to curb lumber losses, while the Alabama federal judgeship vacancy tests power of committee chairs and presidential selection.
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Johnston
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Roosevelt
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White House
Television Log Highlights for Channel Listings and Schedule
Channel lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW plus Chanute 3 list programs by time across Wednesday and Thursday. Entries show airings for The Virginian Lost in Space Batman Patty Duke Blue Light Green Acres and many other classics, with morning, afternoon and late night blocks.
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Patty Duke
Julie Andrews
Dick van Dyke
Danny Kaye
TV Tonight Highlights Big Names on NBC CBS Shows
NBC airs The Virginian at 6 30 with Della Saunders a former saloon girl facing her past. NBC 8 features a Julie Andrews Gene Kelly New Christy Minstrels special. Green Acres 8, Danny Kaye Show 9, I Spy 9 with Rob inson and Cosby tasked with a murder test for a Latin group.
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Della Saunders
Sheree North
Liam Sullivan
Doug McClure
Cla Galagher
Diane Roterstar
Julie Andrews
Gene Kelly
New Christy Minstrels
Sam Drucker
Cation
Oliver Douglas
Lisa
Green Acres
Danny Kaye
CBS
Herb Alpert
The
Tijuana Brass
John Gary
Senta Berger
Chaim Topol
I Spy
Kelly Robinson
Robert Culp
Bill Cosby
Howard Duff
Today in History March 23 1966 highlights
This AP brief recalls Patrick Henry's famed liberty line from 1775 and notes milestones: Pakistan becoming the world's first Islamic republic ten years earlier, Kennedy's Laos pledge five years ago, and Indonesia seizing Goodyear property one year ago. It also mentions a medical tip about nose bleeding and a calorie pamphlet offer.
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Virginia
Patrick Henry
Pakistan
John F. Kennedy
United States
Laos
Indonesia
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Clips Quips Warn at Creek Crossing on Back Road
Stafford Courier notes a creek crossing safety sign warning when not visible. Coffeyville Journal remarks time heals but is no beauty operator.
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Stafford
Coffeyville Journal
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