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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1966
Page
7
London based psychiatrists say a 33 year old husband was treated with 70 volt wrist shocks when shown photos of his paramour. The six day experiment in a darkened room used alternating images of wife and other woman to induce guilt and eventual indifference to the affair.
Erie women prepare for a city tournament set for March 4 5 and 11 12 with the annual bowling dinner on April 1 where prize money and trophies will be awarded.
Wichita set a traffic fatality record with the death of pedestrian John E. Wilson 59, from head injuries Friday after being injured Tuesday in an unusual hitchhiking accident. His death marked 42 traffic deaths in 1966, surpassing last year’s total of 41.
A quirky column notes snakes keep to under five miles per hour, Americans send about three billion Christmas cards yearly, and tests of child intelligence focus on questions asked. It also shares quips, language facts, and odd food ideas like canned tiger meat.
Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton, gravely ill, boarded a plane for Mexico en route to a divorce after reports she settled more than 3 million dollars on her seventh husband, Laotian Prince Raymond Doan Vinh Champasak. She left Tangier for New York amid a Sahara hotel departure and medical concern.
Lamar Missouri AP report finds the missing Santa suit solved by the Lamar Chamber of Commerce. Santa appeared downtown with a used suit bought for 50 dollars in Kansas City and whiskers for 37.50 dollars.
Telephones have improved over the years and will continue to be enhanced as Southwestern Bell aims to make telephone service, already the world’s best, even better for customers.
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