Psychedelphia in Haight-Ashbury urge love and revolution
An essay criticizes the Haight-Ashbury scene calling it Psychedelphia. It portrays hippies as self styled lovers living in a gray dream and urges them to leave doorways, work for betterment, and apply their love toward social mission.
National Disgrace: Washington Seen Through a Visitor’s Eye
A visiting observer condemns Washington as a national disgrace citing impersonal federal buildings urban renewal contrasts with Georgetown charm and embattled public services The piece notes taxation without representation crime slums and a failing education system while praising some Diplomatic districts and parks.
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City youths learn farming in spring training course
Elory Collins, agriscience instructor and sponsor, touts a farm training program for city high school boys to gain field work for summer jobs and to prepare replacements for farm youths entering the army or defense work. The effort aims to build practical farming skills among urban teens.
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Merry-Go-Round Showdown Over $1 Checkoff Fight
Washington reports a final showdown over a $1 voluntary income tax checkoff to fund presidential campaigns. Sen. Russell Long supports the checkoff, estimating it would raise about $30 million per candidate, while Sen. Albert Gore opposes it. Background notes on family ties, past campaigns, and donor figures
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Too Late at 47 Not So Advise On Plastic Surgery
A reader asks about a flabby throat and chin line at 47 and her mother's similar issue. Dr Molner says plastic surgery can help with specific features, not create a new face, and urges consulting a plastic surgeon to learn achievable results before deciding.
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Mother's Strategy Backfires In Smoking Conflict
Dear Ann Landers column recounts a mother threatening to withhold college unless her daughter quits smoking. The adviser warns against such promises and urges a direct talk, stressing education should not be denied over smoking. Includes reader letters on saleswoman nudity and relationship communication. Copyright 1967.
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TV Tonight: Combat and Comedy on Major Networks
The schedule features Combat on ABC at 6 30 guided by Saunders aided by jailed GIs. Patrice Munsel offers dating advice to Clem Kadiddlehopper. Red Skelton on CBS at 7 30 joins Occasional Wife on NBC at 7 30 with Peter Christopher facing career turmoil and a dramatic NBC movie Fame Is The Name of The Game at 8 starring Franciose Saint James St John Klugman as a magazine writer solving a murder case.
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Chanute Tribune May 2 1967 brief
Local Chanute Tribune issue date May 2 1967 presents concise news notes and notices from the Chanute area. Contains community updates, public notices, and brief items typical of a small city paper.
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TV Tonight Listings Show Mixed Prime Time Lineup
Channel guide summarizes tonight’s lineup with programs on NBC CBS and local stations. Highlights include Daktari Combat The Invaders Peyton Place The Fugitive CBS News and Tonight Show among others.
Television Schedule for KVOO and Others on May 3
A Wednesday grid shows channel lineups for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute with programs across 6:30 to 12:00 including Today Show News Captain Kangaroo Love That Bob Jeopardy Edge of Night Dark Shadows Match Game Secret Storm Milton the Monster Mollie the Monster and late-night offerings at Las Vegas Time Travel and Tonight Show listings.
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Plumbers Missing as Night Emergency Stings Home
In a late night plumbing emergency a Dorado Times report notes the household could summon three plumber’s friends but none of a professional plumber, highlighting a broader distressing shortage. The Fredonia Herald adds a memory quip about forgetting troubles.
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