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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
4
John A. Schnittker states farm policy aims at parity income for adequately sized commercial farms over $10,000 in annual gross receipts, noting the US has about one million such farms and 2.3 million smaller ones. He says programs favor commercial agriculture and cannot fully aid small farms.
The piece notes Kennedy era views on farm programs, arguing government aid cannot sustain uneconomic farms. Schnittker backs the stance, saying 1 million farmers receive help while 2.3 million do not, signaling a need for honest appraisal in future farm planning.
The author weighs upbeat signals like low unemployment and rising profits against worrying trends such as housing slowdowns and rising interest rates. They warn of an inflationary boom paired with a sharp recession, suggesting policy juggling and possible drastic measures after the election. The piece ends with a ominous note that 1967 may bring improbable changes.
Tribune Files recalls a 32 year old oil industry method adopted in the Chanute field now yielding about 80 000 dollars monthly. Local operator C E Nicklin spoke to the Rotary Club about the process. other notes include a Thayer homecoming fiddlers contest winner Juanita Smith age 17 and a Chicago student visiting relatives enlisting in the naval reserves.
Washington columnist Drew Pearson recalls history shaping US China relations. Flashbacks note Khrushchev era US wooing and Chinese schooling that taught hatred of America as a unifying tool, highlighting friction between the USSR and China and evolving Sino Soviet distrust.
The article explains edema or dropsy as fluid buildup from various causes such as heart liver or kidney disease. Prognosis depends on treating the underlying cause while diet and diuretics help manage symptoms. Normal life possible with proper care and diagnosis, booklet offered on diverticulosis.
Dear Mrs Straight Facts letters discuss why bra sizes allegedly shift with birth control pills washing machines and detergents. Ann Landers notes temporary pill effects possible but not nationwide while hot water washing can shrink fabrics.
Flashback excerpts recount Khrushchev’s label as a revisionist, shifting this critique to later Kremlin leaders. It notes his Cairo message to Johnson on Cuba, Johnson’s easing moves, and Soviet reactions to Johnson’s Vietnam bombing. The piece links 1963–1965 tensions to current protests in Peking and Johnson’s Idaho Falls speech calling for end to cold war dogma.
The article notes Johnson offering Moscow an olive branch while bombings escalate and Russian fears of China persist. It recalls Adzhubei's 1964 remarks and frames diplomacy as a possible path despite vituperative rhetoric justifying the war.
A compact listing shows evening programs across channels with times from 6:30 to 10:00 PM. Highlights include Hogan's Heroes, Bewitched, Flintstones, NFL Football, and movies like Mr Roberts and The Making of a Chief shaped by channel numbers and time slots.
ABC airs Meet Me In St. Louis at 7 p.m. Shelley Fabares and Celeste Holm lead a turn of the century comedy. NBC presents Sing Along With Mitch at 7 30 p.m. Ch 5 shows Making of a Chief at 8 30 p.m. Aaron Brown's Kansas City Chiefs debut follows his arrival at William Jewell College and first practice.
A detailed Saturday and Sunday television grid shows morning cartoons and afternoon serials aboard Captain Kangaroo and Lassie, with news, sports, and religious programs interlaced. Prime time features include Gunsmoke, Perry Mason, and Hollywood Palace among others.
In GOSTIVAR, Yugoslavia, Sandre Milo Ski of nearby Usa village has shaved for 25 years with a razor held between the fingers. He says there is no better way for a smooth shave and insists he never cuts himself, crediting a steady hand as key.
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