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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1966
Page
4
The piece warns that wholesale price increases threaten a jump in retail prices and calls for cautious government action. It suggests repealing the business investment tax credit, restoring excess profits, and tightening installment credit to curb demand without triggering a recession, stressing the administration's test ahead.
A playful dialogue imagines a Martian vacation with a Mars Hilton and dinner by a Martian family. Estimates for a 24 month voyage range from 35000 to 40 per pound, with travel 35 to 63 million miles. The piece ends with a quip about news at 10.
Twenty five years ago the sixth annual speech and drama festival sponsored by Chanute junior college brings Class A and B high schools from Southeast Kansas to participate on Saturday. The issue of grain marketing and storage for Wheat and oats arises as harvest moves in June and July.
Drew Pearson writes about Daytona Beach as a spring break magnet drawing about 75 000 students, noting public beach access and the clash with disorderly parties and beer. A city committee recommended banning beer sales on the beach, but no action had been taken.
Readers ask about glaucoma early treatment. The doctor explains pressure tests with a tonometer and that drops or surgery can save vision. Also notes on subdural hematoma from birth or injury and general guidance on ulcers and healing tips from Dr Molner booklet.
NBC airs Hugh O'Brien hosting the national finals of the America's Junior Miss pageant at 7 p.m. selecting the 1966 Perfect Junior Miss and four runners up. NBC movie at 8 p.m. Where The Boys Are stars George Hamilton Dolores Hart Connie Francis and Yvette Mimieux. Also Sunday features Bing Crosby hosting Hollywood Palace at 8:30 p.m. Slammin Sam golf lessons premiere at 4 p.m. Indira Gandhi on Twentieth Century CBS at 5 p.m. Ed Sullivan Show guests include Kirk Douglas Debbie Reynolds and others. Wuthering Heights on Channel 4 at 9 p.m. with Laurence Olivier Merle Oberon and David Niven.
A grandfather speaker reflects on spring vacations, Daytona Beach problems from a few youths while noting most are well behaved. He stresses the security of a real home with loving parents as the key to staying out of trouble and cites family neglect as a cause for youth missteps.
Mrs Harriett Welk visited cousin Mrs Maude Roark in Neodesha. FHA girls attended a state meeting in Topeka with Frank Stanley driving the bus. Funeral held for William Morgan with Rev Kenneth Richards officiating and burial in Altoona cemetery. FFA pie supper at the city gym and Linda Harshman named FFA Sweet Heart. Drake on duty in Viet Nam noted in local visits.
A fragmented TV guide lists channels and lineups for Saturday and Monday, featuring programs such as Flipper, Jackie Gleason, Gunsmoke, Lawrence Welk, The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, and regional news. It includes multiple channel references and air times with scattered program notes and local station calls.
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