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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1966
Page
4
The editorial argues Ludwig Erhard’s Washington visit signals West Germany’s concern that the United States is losing interest in Europe. It notes Washington’s Vietnam focus and De Gaulle’s stubborn stance, and warns Germany about potential shifts in balance of payments pressure and allied resolve.
The speaker warns that U S policies and a proposed nuclear nonproliferation pact with Russia may curb Germany and European participation in NATO or European nuclear forces. Confidence in the United States wanes in Europe, risking fragmentation rather than unity as Erhard travels to urge renewed Western alignment.
A Melbourne househusband, Raymond Mawson, is charged with assault and illegal imprisonment after sealing his wife Annabel in a cupboard for 10 hours daily while at work. The column mocks the episode with satirical praise and defends the husband as a loving provider, noting his quirky protectionism and sarcastically praising Australian fauna including the Mawson figure.
Twenty five years ago seven Chanute girls were drafted as partners for RAF cadets at a Rotary club dinner. The cadets and their major were brought to Chanute by Craig Graham and Frank Vaughn. Names include Marjorie Grider Kathryn Nelson Doris Reeves Ivalonne Goodwin Marjorie Moore Mildred Keas Mara Knapp and Vera Beuchat. The English cadets attend Spartan School of Aeronautics in Miami Oklahoma.
The United Fund and Community Chest networks totaling about two thousand agencies endorsed the anti poverty program and pledged cooperation. Leaders urged lending personnel on a lease basis, urged budget matching, and cited support from mayors governors religious groups and major professional associations while noting opposition from Adam Clayton Powell and some House Republicans.
In this health column Dr Molner outlines safe use of sleeping pills and alcohol, stressing medical guidance, proper dosing, avoiding nightly dependence, storing meds away from bed, and recognizing alcohol interactions. He also answers questions on cervix polyps and a note on gonorrhea treatment, plus a bed-wetting booklet offer.
A syndicated column features readers complaining about spouses and in laws, including snoring socks on the floor and long-distance calls. Ann Landers counsels critics to focus on their partner’s good points, urges a reluctant daughter to meet future in-laws, and advises a bored widow to take initiative rather than seek quick fixes.
A humorous clipping note from Fredonia Herald mocks golf’s bad lies and players’ postgame blarney while Holyrood Gazette spins an overheard exchange about drinking and town absence. The items showcase light local humor and banter.
Local pages of the Chanute Tribune for Saturday October 1 1966 feature community news, school notes, and regional updates across Chanute and surrounding areas with society briefs and upcoming events.
Prime time listings include Flipper Jackie Gleason Death Var. Days Don't Eat Daisies Pistols Petticoats Lawrence Welk Get Smart Mission Impossible T H E Cat Hollywood Palace Gunsmoke Grand Ole Opry with channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 and times from 6:30 to 9:30 PM.
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Local listings detail morning and afternoon shows across KVOO, WDAF, KCMO, KOAM, KMBC, KODE and WIBW with programs such as Sunrise Semester Modern Math News and Cartoons followed by afternoon serials soaps news and game shows including As The World Turns Days of Our Lives and The Doctors along with Westerns and talk shows. Major networks schedule classic programs and local stations fill the day with entertainment and news content.
CBS airs the Jackie Gleason Show at 6 30 p m with the Kramdens and Nortons touring the world. Hollywood Palace on ABC features Elizabeth Montgomery with Vic Damone and others at 8 30 p m. Gunsmoke leads CBS at 9 p m, followed by Ed Sullivan Show guests on CBS at 7 p m and Bonanza at 8 p m on NBC. Erick Fleming Dina Merrill and Lois Nettleton star in a two part Bonanza drama. Andy Williams hosts with Al Hirt Jack Jones Peggy Lee and Bob Newhart on NBC at 9 p m.
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