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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1966
Page
4
AP agricultural reporter Ovid Martin notes Missouri and Kansas data show U.S. farms now produce nearly twice as much food as in 1937 on 514 million acres with 12 million workers, while milk and dairy cow counts rise and food spend shrinks from 25 to 18 percent of disposable income. The trend reduces farms and rural communities, prompting questions about future ownership by individuals or corporations.
In Manila the author describes a hectic Hong Kong to Manila journey. Chino Roces, publisher of the Philippines' largest newspaper, greets them warmly at the airport and arranges their entry and hotel logistics. The Manila conference with President Marcos and Johnson looms, with crowding hotels and a busy press corps expected to strain the city.
Tribune Files recalls events from twenty five years ago. Dr and Eugene Morris welcomed a son born Wednesday at 105 S Highland. Mrs Charles Dunn visited with her mother Mrs J T Ansell as Shir ley and Betty joined relatives at 228 E 11th. Chanute junior college registrar Charles Yoos told 109 teachers at Tioga Inn to promote democracy. Girl Scouts plan a national week finale with a play day at Senior high gym led by Helen Townsend and assistants.
Dr. Molner explains nosebleed causes from fragile vessels or ulcers and outlines first aid like nasal packing and forward-tilted head. He advises medical assessment to identify bleeding source, cauterization for ulcers or exposed sites, and special packing if higher in the nostril.
Letters discuss Social Security remarriage rules for widows and issues of domestic abuse. The column addresses aging couples living together, parental divorce pressure from a teen, dangers of talking to strangers, and guidance on judgment and safety.
California Republicans debate how to present Ronald Reagan's early record with Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson alleging shifts from left to right. The column cites past affiliations, student activism at Eureka College, and questions about protests tied to the communist party.
Reader sees a partial TV guide with multiple shows listed by time including Wild Wild West Hogan s Heroes T.H.E. Cat Laredo and news, along with channel codes and possible parenthetical notes.
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TV listings for KVOO to WIBW cover Saturday morning through late night with multiple children’s shows such as Captain Kangaroo Rainbow cartoons and Space Ghost plus late-night movies and sports. Sunday includes gospel programs church services football NFL matchups and major network offerings like The Tonight Show and Bonanza.
NBC airs Man From UNCLE at 7 30 with Vaughn and McCallum as a schoolteacher aids escape. Hogan's Heroes on CBS 7 30 shows underground leaders sheltered by a flood. CBS movie Gidget Goes to Rome at 8 features Dar ren and Carol. NBC late Laredo at 9 features Erik posing as a magician in a traveling circus linked to bank robberies.
The text recounts a UC Berkeley student strike plan to stay away from classes until demands were met, led to campus disruption and the resignation of the president. It also notes California GOP leaders questioning whether Reagan will revert to his earlier Democratic affiliations and resist a political chameleon image as governor.
Local papers note a shift in October politics as the ham and turkey circuit gives way to crowding concerns. Quotes from Russell News and Wilson County Citizen reflect on advice clashing with personal plans.
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