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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1966
Page
4
Editorial argues the Eisenhower lease purchase plan for public buildings is costly and flawed. Sen John Williams cites GAO findings showing higher lease costs than government construction plus inflated profits for private developers and alleged political favoritism.
An airline story recalls near hour late departure from Seattle to Tokyo with GI mail cargo doubling cabin space. One third of passengers were military bound for Japan and Okinawa, another third Japanese travelers homeward, and the rest Americans. The writers notes toward sunset chase, time zones, and an incident as wheels touched down where a well-dressed woman ahead required a bag and drew photographers’ attention.
Twenty five years ago articles note the thirteenth annual Kansas association of municipal utilities convention opening Sunday night to discuss operation of water electric and gas plants with technical talks and general interest speeches.
The verse urges giving glory to the Lord before darkness comes and mountains become stumbling blocks. It warns that in seeking what lies ahead the Lord may turn the day into deep shadow and death.
General Electric disputed a recent column on its ties to Ronald Reagan, noting eight years of association, not ten, and denying that Reagan acted as an official GE spokesman or that GE edited his speeches. The exchange muddies the political water over GE's past and Reagan's California gubernatorial bid.
A reader critiques Ann Landers on usage of words like awfully and terribly. The letter discusses dictionary definitions, usage shifts, and a long critique of Ronald Reagan and General Electric tied to 1952 to 1962 labor, politics, and corporate actions.
Dr Molner reviews a AMA meeting finding that birth control pills may cause melasma in some women, with about 25 percent of pill users showing blemishes and 80 percent during pregnancy. He urges cautious use, research, and physician guidance, noting benefits alongside potential headaches and nausea.
Local briefs and notices from Chanute on Tuesday October 11 1966 cover community events, school activities, obituaries and upcoming meetings. Readers find concise items about residents, local groups and municipal deadlines amid the era’s small town news coverage.
A compact listing shows 6 30, 12 13 Daktari, 5 Sportsmans Friend, 4 Movie, 9 Combat, 2 7 Girl from Uncle.
Television grid lists morning and afternoon lineups with program titles such as Sunrise Semester Business Hour Today Show and General Hospital. Notable entries include Clutch Cargo Eye Guess The Newlywed Game Jeopardy and Love of Life with Donna Reed plus evening hours feature Batman The Monroes Beverly Hillbillies Danny Kaye Peyton Place and The Tonight Show.
TV listings note ABCs The Rounders at 7 30 p m with guests Zsa Zsa Gabor and Ben and Howdy. Red Skelton Hour on CBS at 7 30 p m with Audrey Meadows and Shirley Bassey. Love On a Rooftop at 8 30 p m on ABC with neighbor Carol Parker and a chocolate hen gag. CBS Reports at 9 p m features A Birds eye View of Scotland. The Fugitive on ABC at 9 p m with Kimble risking freedom to help a sick baby.
A 1966 column urges readers to seek true fulfillment beyond sex and to write Ann Landers for guidance. It emphasizes love as the real aim, warns against hollow quick fixes, and signs off with a request to mail letters to the Hanate Tribune.
A collection of brief quips about money and travel from Parsons Sun and Atchison Globe. The notes suggest that vacations level wealth, intelligence is presumed if not spoken, and simple pleasures require wealth.
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