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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1966
Page
4
An article argues that Frank E. Fitzsimmons would lead the Teamsters if James A. Hoffa is jailed. It condemns Hoffa’s influence while in prison and warns union members must reform to restore trust and protect their investments.
A passenger writes from New York to Pan-Am detailing delays and service failures on Flight 118 to Paris. He notes fog, crowded terminals, late passengers, sluggish crew, and a lackluster in-flight experience. He compares Pan-Am unfavorably with El Al and Air India.
Tribune Files recalls 25 years of Frontier Frolic planned for May 24 to July 4 stirring nearby towns. Erie hosts SeKan Parish cow show with 50 head of dairy stock led by 27 exhibitors. Wool buyers contract flocks as sheep raisers shear. Local visits and travels noted among residents.
A brief devotional note cites Galatians urging living by the Spirit. It warns against selfish ambition provoking others and envy while encouraging spiritual walk.
In Ardmore Oklahoma the April 22 crash that killed 75 servicemen shows the three crew members had medical problems. Chief Pilot Reed Pigman had arteriosclerosis and nitro tablets with his name on the bottle were found. Co pilot Wilbur Marr had mild arteriosclerosis and flight engineer Charles Grey was under psychiatric treatment. All three passed FAA medical exams.
Dear Dr. Molner answers a reader that water has no calories and cannot cause true weight gain. He explains edema in heart failure and the role of diuretics, advises continuing ample hydration, and cautions to follow a physician for edema, not a sister's belief.
The piece tracks attacks on Sen. Schweiker and Pennsylvania moderates by John Birch aligned groups and the Pitcairn lobby, naming activists like YAF and Philip Pendleton. It notes Goldman vandalism in Morrisville and a push to investigate Schweiker by factions across the federal branches.
Clips quote the Abilene Reflector Chronicle on a proposed cigarette tax to fund anti smoking campaigns. The quote compares the idea to charging the electric chair for electricity while other quips remark on gender and gadgets.
CBS airs Hogan's Heroes at 7 30 p m with Kommandant Klink named Kommandant of the Year. Death Valley Days follows at 8 10 p m featuring a deputy sheriff who ties a train to clear a tax lien. A CBS News special The Search For Auto Safety airs at 9 p m examining efforts to reduce highway fatalities by government industry and private groups.
Local TV listings show a dense slate across channels KVOO WDAF KMBC KOAM KODE WIBW and KOAM includingWild Wild West FBI Story Camp Runamuck Flintstones Hogan's Heroes Addams Family Gomer Pyle Bewitched Mr Roberts FBI Story Auto Safety Something Special News Weather and more through Sunday with sports and church programs.
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