Gromyko Visit Signals Ongoing U.S.–Russia Talks
Editorial notes that the visit by Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to Washington keeps U S–Soviet talks alive on nuclear arms with possible Vietnam war discussions. It highlights reports of Russian missile specialists under attack in North Vietnam and aiding anti aircraft sites, raising fears of direct superpower confrontation.
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U.S
Russia
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Talks and Tensions Drive Cold War Nuclear Talks
The piece notes ongoing talks between the Kremlin and White House over nuclear weapons and war containment. It highlights U S diplomats seeking Russian cooperation to end the war, Russia’s aim to lead world communism, and the risk of Red China aligning with the United States.
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Red China
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Who Are the Good Guys Now in World History
A reflective piece argues about shifting perceptions of Japan from wartime foe to economic major, noting the rise of Japan as a leading industrial nation. It weighs pacifism versus latent military potential and warns of future Japanese militarization amid Asia’s power dynamics and global markets.
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Viet Nam
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China
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America
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Erie corn festival tops fifth anniversary program
The Erie fifth annual corn festival opens Thursday with the prize colt and stud show. The county corn shucking contest Friday morning was canceled due to wet grounds but the festival proceeds. Notables include Doris Rettig of Dayton pursuing flight training and other local movers like Mose B. Shirley and photography group members visiting from Wichita. A biblical verse closes the column.
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Dayton
Chanute
Robert W. Murphy
Mary K
Topeka
Auto industry inaction on anti smog devices exposed
A federal grand jury in Los Angeles investigates the auto industry's reluctance to adopt anti smog devices. The probe follows 13 years of alleged poor exhaust pollution research and industry pressure delaying available cleaner tech while smaller firms produced approved devices.
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Los Angeles
Antitrust
California
Dear Dr Mother: teen health questions on weight and care
In this Your Good Health column, Dr. Molner advises a 13 year old girl on weight loss through will power and exercise, plus guidance on removing moles by a doctor, washing hair, and dry hair care. Other letters discuss teen body concerns, lipomas, and bow legs with professional medical guidance.
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M.D
Chanute Tribune Friday Edition Report
Local Chanute papers report on city events and notices from October 14, 1966, listing community milestones, civic updates, and upcoming meetings with emphasis on local figures and institutions.
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The
Chanute Tribune
Change by Hard Work Dear Ann Landers
Dear Lois and readers, Ann Landers offers guidance on mood, relationships, and change. She urges medical checkup to rule out organic causes, then counseling, noting mood dips can happen but lasting loneliness signals work and effort to improve. The column also relays a bridal shower note listing impractical gift ideas and questions the appropriateness of such demands.
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Lois
Diplomacy and industry in 1964s health and UN talk
A column recounts 1964 attempts to enlist major auto industry groups with four firms named as partners. It notes a federal grand jury convened in Los Angeles on May 22, 1966 after a Justice Department delay and discusses UN leadership candidates including Gala Plaza and Manuel Perez Guerrero. It also notes Dodger fandom among U.N. Ambassador Jimmy Roosevelt and Vice President Humphrey with a quip about political loyalties.
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Justice Department
Los Angeles
Saturday Evening Post
Prime Time TV Tonight Highlights Classic Shows and Guests
CBS offers The Wild Wild West at 6 30 with West and Gordon chasing a phantom rider. Hogan's Heroes at 7 30 features a saboteur plot. Uncle Miltie at 8 stars Jayne Mansfield Martha Raye and Jim Brown. ABC shows Bye Bye Birdie at 8 and 9 p.m. Twelve O Clock High presents a WWI hero plotting against Hitler.
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Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Lawford
Hogan
Milton Berle
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Miltie
Jayne Mansfield
Martha Raye
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Hitler
TV Tonight Schedule and Features
Listing shows primetime lineup with color broadcasts at 6:30 and 7:00 alongside films and series. Highlights include Wild Wild West, Tarzan, FBI Story, Green Hornet, Time Tunnel, Hogan's Heroes, Milton Berle, T H E Cat, Laredo, and news.
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Tribune Phone Contact Details for Carrier
A note instructs readers to contact their Tribune phone carrier and provides a fallback since the primary line may be unreachable. If the first line cannot be reached, readers are advised to dial HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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Tribune
Television Log Highlights A M and P M Schedule
A detailed Saturday and Sunday television grid lists dozens of programs across networks and times, featuring kids shows, cartoons, westerns, news, sports, and variety hours, with notes on color broadcasts and channel numbers throughout the weekend.
Ann Landers style reader seeks help in Chanute Tribune
A reader from M.N.Y. writes that this is the last straw and asks Ann Landers to respond. The letter requests the columnist's guidance printed in the Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope for a solution. Copyright 1966.
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M.N.Y
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Neighbors Show Color Slides of Burglary at Homecoming
In a lighthearted reversal, vacationers returning home were treated to color slides by neighbors depicting burglars breaking into their house, as described by Bill Vaughn.
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