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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1967
Page
4
Editorial outlines a grand scheme to divert Arctic rivers into a continental water system. The plan would pump northern freshwater to the Rockies and channel it south and east through tunnels and canals, affecting US states and Canadian provinces.
A 1960s narrative fears U S global policing will continue into 33 more years. Gen. Wheeler predicts extended involvement in Asia from bases in Korea Japan Okinawa Taiwan and Thailand with Laos and Cambodia likely. The piece contrasts vast costs and manpower with future Vietnam era undertakings and broader worldwide commitments.
Twenty five years ago Chanute saw the first enforcement attempt as two deputy revenue collectors and Patrolman Ralph Rhodes checked for federal motor use stickers. No arrests were made. violators were ordered to purchase stickers at the post office. Deliveries face new restrictions affecting pampered service patterns.
Washington Sen. Tom Dodd dictated a private memo detailing a White House visit with President Johnson and his handling of Otto Otepka, the State Department official accused of stealing files. Dodd defended Otepka and warned of political pressure, while the memo shows Johnson and Dodd discussing Otepka, Connecticut politics, and a judgeship.
Dr Molner explains how rheumatic fever can affect heart health and how most attacks can be prevented with prophylactic antibiotics. He urges careful heart exams, continued penicillin or sulfa use for five years, and notes older patients show less susceptibility. He also answers reader questions about petit mal epilepsy and varicose vein surgery.
Ann Landers responds to readers about a husband wearing his wife’s high heels for ankle strength. The column notes the public reaction and suggests the behavior invites mockery. It also addresses a 19-year-old who must contribute to household costs, emphasizing personal integrity and responsibility.
A Linn Record quip muses on a man resting under a tree while his wife mows the lawn calling him a shady character. The Fredonia Herald weighs in on women who string a man along to test his fitness for commitment.
The schedule includes CBS at 6 30 p m The Wild Wild West with Boris Karloff as a self styled maharajah who captures James West. ABC at 7 p m Cortez and The Legend a Mexico filmed reenactment narrated by Kirk Douglas and John Secondari. Ch 9 at 8 p m First night crowd at Offenbach Orpheus in the Underworld. NBC at 9 p m E G Marshall hosts a look at America through artists from colonial days to today.
The Chanute Tribune reports local news and notices from Chanute and surrounding area dated Friday May 2 1967. Details cover community happenings, events and public notices of interest to residents.
The listing outlines a retro array of programs including FBI Story Green Hornet Man From UNCLE Hogan's Heroes T H E Cat Phyllis Diller The Avengers Amer Image Joey Bishop Tonight Show with various time slots. It reads like a collage of shows and hosts across a single broadcasting window.
A dense schedule of channel lineups and programs across KVOO WDAF KODE WIBW Chanute and Sa. Tied to May dates, the listing shows morning to late night airtimes including cartoons, dramas, sports, films, and national church and news programs. Notable items include Space Ghost and The Jetsons, Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, Lawrence Welk, and Pace of live sports segments.
A shared quip compares religion to a spare tire used only in emergencies while noting wives begin gardens as soon as ground and husbands are ready, attributed to Goodland News and Emporia Gazette.
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