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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1967
Page
4
The piece warns of a taxpayers league forming in Neosho County to scrutinize the real estate re evaluation program. It argues taxes will rise as valuations jump unless rates are cut and calls for clear answers on needs goals and local income strategies. It frames the public as responsible for obtaining reports and controlling the outcome.
A columnist recalls a heated exchange over Senator Dodd and Adam Clayton Powell, mocking terms like fragrant miscarriage of justice and disinclination. The dialogue shifts from political censure to a murky joke about pants and chairs, ending with a casual note about aspirin.
Twenty five years ago on Memorial day merchants agree to close early as sugar ration stamp No 2 will expire at 9 p.m. Friday. Cornelia Elsenraat leaves for Venice California for two weeks to visit her twin sister Mrs Leonard Ehmke formerly Amelia Elsenraat.
The piece argues Gamal Abdel Nasser seeks a decisive gamble to become Arab leadership, risking domestic turmoil from Yemen war to Moslem League revolt while closing the Tiran Straits to challenge the West and gain tacit Soviet backing. It notes Egypt's economic strain and credit troubles with the World Bank amid the crisis.
Dr Molner advises a complete breakfast with protein to boost energy and alertness in children. Cereal and milk help but should be supplemented with eggs meat or fish and tomato or citrus juice for Vitamin C and extra sugar energy.
Local items from Chanute include community announcements and short notices. Reports cover civic happenings, upcoming events, and brief updates from area organizations and authorities.
In a 1967 Chanute Tribune column, Ann Landers advises a reader seeking self reform at 40 to confront hostility, unload ugly feelings with a listening confidant, and aim for civil self-improvement. She also counsels a marriage with cluttered junk, suggests insurance and resignation to unchangeable traits, and notes a 13 year old asking about recovering seven dollars, recommending savings and patience.
On May 27 1941 Franklin D Roosevelt proclaimed an unlimited national emergency. A 1957 note recalls trial delays for racketeer Johnny Dio, with conspirators refusing to testify. A 1962 launch hero M Scott Carpenter returned to Cape Kennedy for a welcome. A 1966 Dean Rusk told NATO no major troop reductions in Europe.
A brief Emporia Gazette quip riffs on a doctor’s line about a “go go mind” attached to a “so-so body.” The playful aside blends medical chatter with tongue in cheek wit.
Friday's paper notes a full slate with Jackie Gleason Lawrence Welk Mission Impossible Get Smart Gunsmoke Porter Wagoner and more across channels with time slots and program labels listed verbatim for Sunday’s schedule in this edition.
A dense listing of daily TV programming for Monday and Tuesday May across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute Ch 3. The grid shows morning cartoons news talk and children’s shows, daytime dramas, game shows, westerns, and late night talk with favorites like Jeopardy Huntley Brinkley and Tonight Show.
NBC offers Come September at 8 p.m. with Rock Hudson Gina Lollobrigida and Sandra Dee. CBS presents Pistols n Petticoats at 8 30 p.m. Gunsmoke airs at 9 p.m. Sunday features Death Valley Days at 6 30 p.m. CBS. Ed Sullivan Show features Rupert Goulet and The Temptations at 7 p.m. NBC 9 p.m. Something Special showcases Stan Kenton Me To rme sounds.
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