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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues the current UN session worsens the era of global crises. It cites Suez Troika Congo and Red China while blaming deteriorating Western influence led by the United States and Britain. It notes reduced willingness of nations to follow Western guidance amid the Vietnam war era.
Many diplomats fear a looming crisis with Red China and Rhodesia as Britain’s pressure yields little. U Thant leaves Nov 3 and the World Court spurns Africans issues. The UN faces a tense General Assembly with Vorster’s rise in South Africa and a fragile Vient Nam situation, urging skilled Western diplomacy for any progress.
A columnist rails at Crowder College Neosho Missouri for mandating clean shaven faculty. Three instructors quit before classes start citing academic freedom concerns and a protest against visible facial hair. The piece likens policy to discrimination and mocks Einstein and Roosevelt while urging student withdrawal and AAUP action.
Twenty five years ago workmen began cementing at the Parsons site as Chanute readies to supply manpower and housing for workers within weeks. The 800-employee project is set to finish within a year and create 8 000 to 12 000 jobs. Buildings will be wood brick and steel.
Drew Pearson recalls Adam Clayton Powell Jr. as a controversial but effective committee chair. The column details praise for his education and anti poverty work, plus past misconduct, tax cases, and trips abroad. It notes Powell’s absence on Civil Rights and Anti Poverty votes while others advance those bills.
Dr Molner explains heart block types, including conduction defects and bundle branch block, with treatment options such as medications and pacemakers. Also notes younger patient guidance on thumb-sucking and ataxia explanations, plus a constipation booklet offer.
Ann Landers answers letters about a 75 year old man with eleven self supporting children who plans a two month trip with his frail wife supportive of his choice while the children urge him to stay. A teenager seeks dating advice and a father reflects on road hazards after a serious crash, prompting safety cautions.
Chanute Tribune reports local news from September 22, 1966. City developments, school notes, and community events fill the page with brief updates and announcements from Chanute and surrounding areas.
The excerpt shows a late evening TV roster with time slots from 6:30 to 10:00 featuring various programs. Titles include Batman F Troop My Three Sons Star Trek Tammy Grimes Bewitched That Girl Jim McKenzie Midwest Hayride The Hero Dean Martin and Hawk plus news segments.
A detailed grid lists Friday September 23 programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute channel 3, including morning lineups with Sunrise Semester News Today Show Captain Kangaroo I Love Lucy and Noon newscasts, plus afternoon game shows, soap operas Like As the World Turns Guiding Light General Hospital and late-night entertainment from Perry Mason and The Tonight Show.
NBC presents Daniel Boone at 6 30 p m as Chief Raccawan plots with British allies to drive settlers from the region. My Three Sons follows at 7 30 p m with Steve Douglas returning home dismayed by changes in a former girlfriend. That Girl airs at 8 30 p m as Ann Marie escorts a babysitting charge to a drama workshop audition. Dean Martin welcomes Dom DeLuise Gene Krupa Carol Lawrence Liberace and Bob Newhart to his nightclub of the air at 9 p m on NBC.
A 1966 letter to Ann Landers argues about Vietnam and road deaths, stating statisticians predict 14 450 young adults die in cars yearly by 1970, four times Vietnam losses, and invites readers to write to the Sanate Tribune for help.
A clipped ad copy from Atchison Glove hints parents avoid conflict to spare toes while Em poria Gazette promotes a stabbing color cinema.
The Burns News column urges readers to think through issues independently and resolve their own confusion before acting. It emphasizes personal judgment and careful consideration as a daily practice.
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