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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1967
Page
4
An editorial argues crowd estimates for April peace protests in New York varied widely from 200000 to 400000. It notes UN plaza figures, simple head counts, and photo projections show estimates are inflated and press agentry often colors reported attendance.
A Washington columnist laments the city’s lack of premier restaurants despite embassies and the State Department nearby. He recalls vanished venues near the Mayflower, notes enduring institutions like Hogate’s, and argues diners show indifference to food, hindering culinary greatness. Washington bets on subsidizing a national temple of cuisine to impress foreign guests.
City commissioners authorize leasing communications and aircraft control rooms at Chanute airport to the Civil Aeronautics Authority for one dollar annually. Tornado damage prompts insurance crews to assess farms southwest and northeast of Chanute while relief efforts continue.
The piece credits Tom Dodd staffers with courage for exposing ethics concerns after a long probe. It contrasts Senate inaction with efforts by Dodd aides, compares Dodd to McCarthy, and notes the Army McCarthy hearings led to censure for personal misconduct rather than financial wrongs.
Readers seek guidance on kidney donation fear and donor options including postmortem kidneys, a kidney registry, and legal steps. Dr Molner notes kidneys from non twins can work, outlines risks, and mentions Duke conference discussions on organ donation laws and registries.
A reader reports workers tearing down an old house using a torn flag as a rag. Ann Landers explains flag use is governed by law in some cases and good taste always. The paper notes readers can consult library resources for flag regulations.
Front page of the Chanute Tribune dated May 4 1967 highlights local news items and events in Chanute and surrounding areas with brief notices and community updates. May include civic notes, school activity, and regional happenings.
TV Tonight shows Daniel Boone Batman F Troop Star Trek Bewitched My Three Sons The Crucibles That Girl Dragnet The Favorite Martian Dean Martin Joey Bishop Tonight Show plus late news.
TV grid lists programs by time with numerous shows across morning and afternoon slots. Notable entries include Today Show Candid Camera General Hospital Jeopardy Guiding Light News and several entertainment programs, with several channel identifiers and numeric codes.
CBS airs The New Vienna Ice Extravaganza with Hugh O'Brien and Hermans Hermits at 6 30 p m The Crucible a Salem witchcraft drama on CBS at 3 p m NBC features Star Trek at 7 30 p m and Dean Martin hosts Vikki Carr George Gobel Phil Harris and Brascia Tybee dance team on NBC in a late night segment
A reader thanks Ann Landers for a Christmas essay about trying again after hard times. The letter expresses gratitude for guidance on appreciating mothers and overcoming personal struggles with alcohol. The caller credits one line for changing life and plans to print the letter for others.
Today marks the 124th day of 1967 with notable events from 1904 Panama Canal Zone takes possession to NATO governing Germany’s reunification. Other items include U S deploying nuclear powered submarines to NATO and a 1966-67 court action dismissing an indictment against Gus Hall.
A Wall Street Journal note quotes a third grader advising a younger sibling about school discipline. The child recalls that when a teacher says no in school it means it, unlike at home, underscoring classroom expectations.
A fragment urges readers to mail Ann Landers with their problems to The Chanute Tribune. The note mentions a stamped self addressed envelope and hints at seeking guidance for daily victories. The tone mirrors a newspaper reader service requesting audience participation.
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