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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues for amending the constitution to extend and overhaul the budget session. It says current biennial sessions waste time and produce hurried end-of-term laws. A 60-day even-year budget session would allow full consideration of all matters, improving legislation.
Kenneth Thompson runs a fiber spinning plant with a flexible hours policy allowing workers to come and go as they wish while meeting production targets. He claims that independence drives efficiency and quality, but warns the plan only works when work is easily measured and teams are not required.
Twenty five years ago floral hall buzzed as 48 entered 61 pens by noon while 78 paid cash rather than show birds. Cash and merchandise totaling near 200 awarded after judging. Also local officials and residents took part in community announcements and visits to Lawrence and Manhattan.
A daily Bible verse reflects on the limits of human understanding. The passage from Ecclesiastes 8 17 notes that despite effort and wisdom, people cannot fully uncover the work God has done under the sun.
A reader writes about stroke effects on speech and loneliness, urging understanding and speech therapy. The column explains how paralysis may affect speech but not hearing or intelligence, and notes rehabilitation options. Also answers questions on sleep, plantar warts, and diverticulosis with practical guidance and a mailed booklet offer.
The Chanute Tribune outlines local news and notices for Monday September 26 1966. Community events school sports and civic briefs shape a busy fall week in Chanute Kansas.
The piece notes a string of FBI spy arrests triggered by J Edgar Hoover to publicize a crackdown. It highlights John Huminik and Valentin A Revin as double agent and Soviet attaché, plus veteran informant William Whalen, with questions raised over timing and strategy of arrests.
Dear Ann Landers advises an 18 year old secretarial student to choose between becoming a secretary or an airline stewardess. The letter notes ambition to travel with a boss and the friends' reaction to this goal.
Admission before the Supreme Court on May 24 that the FBI placed an electronic listening device in Fred Black's Sheraton Carlton Hotel suite shook the case against the Washington lobbyist found guilty of tax evasion. The disclosure prompted internal Justice Department debates and a push by Attorney General Katzenbach to reveal more about the FBI wiretapping.
TV Tonight listing shows Monkees Iron Horse Gilligan lineup plus Run Buddy Run Dream of Jeannie Lucy Shaw Roger Miller Rat Patrol Road West Felony Squad Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Run for Your Life Jean Arthur Big Valley Bewitched Love on Rooftop Ive Got a Secret and News brief across channels with time slots and program names.
A dense TV grid notes morning to midnight lineups across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. It lists programs from 6:05 AM to midnight including news Today Show Candid Camera General Hospital Jeopardy The Tonight Show and multiple soap operas and children's shows with many channel and program pairings.
Tonight on 1960s TV the plot centers on Ben Calhoun’s railroad fate tied to a gun girl, a right of way owner, and a gang leader. The Lucy Show has Ed Begley as the victim in a scheme to outfit an apartment for a quarter. Andy Griffith Show sees a jail guest influence a barbershop quarrel. The Jean Arthur Show has a guest Rich ard Conte as a reformed gangster to be freed in Italy.
A reader asks about recognizing martyr complex in family dynamics and a luncheon encounter with a half sister. Ann Landers replies that the distinction was rude and offers to help via mail at the Hanover Tribune.
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