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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1967
Page
4
The Tribune urges Kansas residents to back a higher gas tax after legislative adjournment to fund road and street improvements. Hoyt M. Lefever notes rising road costs and argues bonds are less fair than a user tax. Lefever is a retired farmer and former county commissioner.
An observer notes a divide among hawks and doves on Vietnam with the President taking a middle course. Public passion remains low as Americans struggle to grasp how the United States entered the conflict and how to exit, while fatalities, highway deaths, and uncertain outcomes weigh on sentiment.
Washington undersecretary Robert P Patterson of the War Department called the rubber shortage "so acute" and urged an end to Sunday trips visits to Cousin Joe and petting parties. Chanute draft board will send about 34 men to Fort Leavenworth May 13 for final army examinations per W Marcus Barbee. Religious-tinged note closes with a Biblical quote from Titus 1 16 attributed to F H Elsenraat.
The report outlines Allen Zoll moving into Liberty Lobby HQ in Washington and forming ties with founder Willis Carto while H L Hunt funds right wing causes. It notes Zoll and Carto sharing extremist aims, Hunt’s push for tax based voting limits, and private talks about election reform amid Johnson’s push for Great Society policies.
NBC airs The Last Sunset at 8 P.M. with Kirk Douglas and co stars as a drama about political clashes. ABC hosts Hollywood Palace at 8:30 P.M. with Gene Barry and guests. Gunsmoke follows at 9 P.M. CBS presents The Ed Sullivan Show at 7 P.M. Bonanza on NBC at 8 P.M. Zsa Zsa Gabor appears as a fortune teller on Bonanza. ABC closes with Carousel at 8 P.M. starring Goulet and Grover.
Dear reader asks if asthma ties to nerves and if allergy tests help. Dr Molner says emotions influence attacks but are not sole cause. allergy testing is usually advised after history and exam, with desensitization and avoidance strategies as first lines. Distinguishing asthma from emphysema can be tricky. both may exist and asthma can contribute to emphysema later.
A reader asks about a husband who talks to himself and rehashes quarrels. Ann Landers replies that such behavior, while odd, is minor compared to wives seeking repairs. another letter discusses visiting in-laws and limits on visits. Landers endorses a balanced approach and offers practical guidance.
Program grid notes Jackie Gleason at 6:30 followed by Flipper and Please Don’t Eat The Daisies at 7 and 7:30. Lawrence Welk, Mission Impossible, Get Smart and a movie fill the prime slots with Hollywood Palace and Grand Ole Opry also listed. Gunsmoke closes the night.
A dense TV grid lists daytime and prime time programs across channels KVOO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. The column shows morning shows, cartoons, game shows, soaps, westerns, and news programs with time slots and channel mappings.
A candidate returns home to tell his wife he has been elected. She questions the claim with a witty reply and he grumbles about spoiling the moment. The light humor reflects campaign era banter in the newspaper page.
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