Ann Landers letters sparkared opinions and wedding plans
A Chanute Tribune reader asks Ann Landers for advice on wives being the main bearers in marriages, childbirth fears, and a reader who plans a June wedding with elevator shoes. The column recommends education for childbirth fear, notes a wife’s roles, and suggests elevator footwear only if both agree.
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Newberrys Honored at Erie Golden Anniversary Dinner
Eighty family members and relatives gathered at the American Legion hall in Erie to honor the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Newberry. The event featured an open house, plus a gathering of 11 children and numerous spouses, with several relatives from AR, OK, KS, MN, and CO in attendance. A Scout cleanup hike and a paper drive were also announced, with curbside paper pickup planned for May 23.
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Giant radio telescope near Arecibo advances space tests
The 9 million dollar facility near Arecibo Puerto Rico features an 18.5 acre bowl shaped reflector. Scientists aim to bounce signals to Jupiter and study Venus, Mars and distant space. Sponsored by the United States Advanced Research Projects Agency and operated by Cornell University.
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Loyalty Day and Citizenship Day proclaimed by Johnson
Washington area named fastest growing metro as population climbs eight percent in early 1960s. California cities Los Angeles Long Beach and San Francisco Oakland follow with 5.2 and 4.4 percent growth. FTC extends cigarette warning filing to May 15. Irish President De Valera to visit the United States for three days starting May 27 after White House invitation.
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Phone line help for Tribune readers after hours
Instructions advise readers to contact the Tribune via phone if unavailable. If the first contact cannot be reached, dial HE 1 3400 after 6 pm for assistance. The item conveys after hours routing and access guidance for Tribune inquiries.
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Giant fruit-eating bat of India called flying fox
The giant fruit-eating bat of India ranks as the largest bat on earth with a five foot wingspan. Its long slender muzzle gives it the name flying fox.
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