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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
4
The article notes a Kansas Miss America 1965 and a Shawnee Mission Mrs. America 1967, arguing their national presence boosts Kansas pride and could attract industry. It suggests beauty queens may influence plant locations by shaping the state's image and enticing engineers and managers.
A critique of cigarette taxation argues North Carolina leads bootleg sales while heavily taxed areas push cross border purchases. It claims New York loses millions yearly to cigarette levies, and warns higher taxes could spur illicit markets and reduced revenues.
About 175 Cha nute area mothers fathers and wives of servicemen attended a Veterans of Foreign Wars dinner and program last night, while other local events included a school clinic planned for May 25 and a Kansas City defense transportation talk.
National debate frames a 15 year old profile as typical young criminal while Senate action on juvenile delinquency lags. Critics say Sen. Tom Dodd uses the committee for personal gains, turning investigations into vacations and political chores rather than tackling youth crime.
A parent asks about permissive teen sex culture and seeks guidance on instilling values. Ann Landers replies that conflict avoidance, respectful communication, and mature behavior can ease father son tensions and set better family patterns.
Cor pulmonale is when the right heart side works too hard due to lung conditions. It results from blocked or damaged lung blood flow, with emphysema, silicosis, or fibrosis as causes, and leads to shortness of breath, leg swelling, and liver tenderness. Treatments focus on lung care and heart support, including digitalis, rest, avoiding smoking, and addressing the underlying lung disease.
James T West and Artemus Gordon pursue a fellow secret agent killer. CBS airs Wild Wild West at 6 30 p m Hogan's Heroes at 7 30 p m Sergeant Schultz earns heroism amid a prison camp crisis and a German Iron Cross awaits a general. NBC offers T H E Cat at 8 30 p m A ferry hostage drama and a Chicago style capture cap the night.
Weekend TV grid lists morning to late night programs across channels KVOO KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Chanute 3. Highlights include cartoons like Mighty Mouse Space Ghost and Jonny Quest, sports and movies, religious and talk shows, and the Preakness coverage. Local listings feature weekend feature films and variety programs with a mix of network premieres and syndicated titles.
A scanned grid lists shows across channels with time slots from 6:30 to 10:30 including Wild West, Tarzan, The Green Hornet, Time Tunnel, The Man from UNCLE, Hogan's Heroes, Rango, The Avengers, Laredo, The Tonight Show and Joey Bishop. Entries include multiple broadcast times and program indicators.
A speaker appeals to girls in high schools to write about why they resist selling themselves for cheap gains. He promises to print the best submission, noting the girls are alert and not easily swayed.
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