Editorial argues for continuing park user fees and recreation taxes
The piece defends a state park user fee as fair since it charges those who directly benefit from parks. It notes funding from general sources will not cover improvements and cites Kennedy Johnson and Gov. Docking as proponents. It warns that eliminating fees requires a suitable substitute to maintain park revenues.
Kyoto Temples and Shrines Show A Bireligious City
The author tours Kyoto noting 1600 Buddhist temples and 300 Shinto shrines. Shinto and Buddhism mix in daily life with personal worship, no congregational services, and shared features in architecture. Temples and shrines are complex sites with gates gardens and worn wooden structures.
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United States destroyer Kearny torpedoed but sails on
Twenty five years ago report says the destroyer Kearny was torpedoed about 350 miles southwest of Iceland. Navy notes no casualties and the ship continued under its own power on patrol duty against axis subs and raiders.
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Washington
United States
Kearny
North Atlantic
Iceland
Chanute
Celeste Villepiqne
Kansas City
Stone
Paul Villepique
S. Lincoln
Lael Gray
Jeanne Freedlin
Sally Fees
Lois Jane Bass
Shirley Thomas
Champicon Chanute High School
Presidents Abroad: A History Of Diplomatic Trips
Drew Pearson notes a long tradition of U S leaders traveling abroad to bolster policy and prestige from Wilson to Lyndon Johnson. He cites Wilson, Coolidge, Hoover, F D R, Truman, Eisenhower, Kennedy, and Johnson, highlighting how such journeys shaped diplomacy and politics.
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Washington
Woodrow Wilson
George Washington
Paris
Lyndon Johnson
Far East
Warren Harding
Franklin Roosevelt
Latin America
Casablanca
Teheran
Yalta
Stalin
Harry Truman
Potsdam
Eisenhower
Geneva
Europe
Argentina
India
Philippines
Japan
John F. Kennedy
Vienna
Ways to Reduce Kidney Stones A Letter From Dr Molner
In a reader exchange Dr Molner explains that kidney stones may form from urates or calcium. If stones reoccur, analyze the stone to gauge cause and adjust dairy intake cautiously while ensuring plenty of water to dilute urine. Water type matters little. test well water for safety but it does not affect stone risk.
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Joseph G. Molner
M.D
Dr. Molner
J.J.M
Easi
Moberly
Dear Ann Landers letter on wives and affairs spillover
A reader asks Ann Landers to address women involved with married men and for truth about the situation. The exchange includes comments on political figures, Viet Nam, and the role of Lyndon Johnson, along with reflections on emotional illness and typographical slips.
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Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune ties up October 17, 1966 edition
Chanute Tribune report from Monday October 17 1966 covers local news, events and notices with community updates and brief highlights from Chanute Kansas and surrounding area.
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Channel Guide
Prime time listings show The Monkees Iron Horse Gilligan's Island and Road West across channels with comedies and dramas such as Dream of Jeannie Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair and Bewitched. News closes the late lineup with Love on Rooftop Ive Got a Secret and more.
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Iron Horse
Lucy Shaw
Roger Miller
Felony Squad
Andy Griffith
Jean Arthur
Television Schedule Highlights for Tuesday October 18
Local TV listings show a full day of programming across channels including news at 6:05 a.m. and 12:00 p.m. Highlights include News on KVOO and KODE before variety shows like Sunrise Semester, Captain Kangaroo, Red Skelton, and The Tonight Show. Major game and talk formats feature Jeopardy, Love of Life, General Hospital, and The Doctors along with popular cartoons and films scheduled throughout the afternoon and evening.
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Jack LaLanne
General Hospital
Rev. Hillbillies
Pat Boone
Andy
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Donna Reed
Guiding Light
Bingo
Mike Douglas
Huntley - Brinkley
Wells Fargo
Cronkit
Daktari
Hank Stram
Red Skelton
CBS News
Tonight's Top TV Shows Run Buddy Run and More
CBS airs Buddy Run at 7 with a bank robbery caper and a later guest lineup including Roger Miller and Liberace. NBC presents Family Affair at 7:30 and 9 with Uncle Bill jealousy and Cissy's phone plan. ABC's The Big Valley at 9 features Jarrod Barkley defending a suspected anarchist. NBC at 9 offers Run For Your Life with Gazzara Lamas Hackett Farrell in a romantic caper.
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Buddy Run
CBS
Buddy
Roger Miller
Liberace
Wes Harrison
NBC
Bill
Cissy
Buffy
the Big Valley
ABC
Jarrod Barkley
Joseph Campanella
Ben Gazzara
Fernando Lamas
Joan Hackett
Sharon Farrell
Ann Landers column on inviting unexpected guests
Dear TT asks if she is justified to confront her unmarried sister-in-law who arrived with two strangers during dinner. Landers advises setting boundaries now and asking for advance notice for future visits. Copyright 1966.
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Ann Landers
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