Trend Toward Sexual Equality, Say Scientists
New studies presented at the American Association for the Advancement of Science summarize 1967 findings from nearly 1,200 college students and compare them with a 1940s baseline. Researchers report continuing trends toward sexual equality, with women increasingly viewing first intercourse as voluntary and related to love, while male attitudes remain more opportunistic.
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New York
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Paul H. Gebhard
Institute For Sex Research
Indiana University
Alfred C. Kinsey
William Simon
Institute
Bloomington
Ind
Gebhard
Livestock Price Report from Kansas City
AP dispatch notes cattle absent with no price test. Hog prices rise 25 cents for 1 200-230 and 200-220 pound ranges, and 230-250 pounds steady to 18.00. 250-300 pounds show 16.50 to 17.50. Sows steady 13.00 to 15.00. Sheep appears at 75 head with no price test and lambs at 23.75 arrived as choice and prime shorn.
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Kansas City
Egg Market Report Clarifies Wholesale Pricing
Kansas City AP reports wholesale egg prices with large eggs 80 percent AA 26 to 30 cents per dozen and mediums at 22 to 26 cents. Butter prices remain unchanged.
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Kansas City
Chicago Produce Prices Mixed With Stable Dairy and Egg Tags
Chicago AP report shows butter prices steady to unchanged with several grade scores listed. Eggs display irregular pricing with whites and yolk grades noted and mixed lots quoted around mid to high twenties. Carious entries include various letter grades and numerical codes.
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Chicago
Wall Street ends 1967 with broad yearend rally
In a heavy session Wall Street extended the yearend rally into the final 1967 trading day. Analysts cited tax selling bargain hunting and favorable economic signs including auto production plans and a projected 1968 GDP rise of at least 50 billion dollars. Dow up 3.93 to 901.76. In dustrials led gains with widespread advances across sectors.
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New York
Alexander Trowbridge
American Stock Exchange
Casey Moves To Wichita Caseys Relocate Chanute Drug Store
Casey Rexall Drug Store in Chanute will close as owner M. J. Casey moves to Wichita in January. A registered pharmacist with 25 years in the business, he opened at 121 E. Main in 1942, and plans a new store in a Wichita shopping center with his family at 910 S Central.
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Casey Rexall Drug Store
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Casey
E. Main
Deaths-Funerals John Lee Grant 79 Farmington Missouri
John Lee Grant 79 of Farmington Missouri died Thursday born August 2 1888 in Rich Hill Missouri was an electrician in St Louis before retiring. Survivors include one son Andrew Independence Missouri and three nieces including Mrs Thelma Miller. A brief service will be at Gibson Koch Chapel at 2 p.m. Monday with Rt Rev Msgr Vincent Hogan officiating. Burial in Altoona Cemetery.
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Farmington
Rich Hill
St. Louis
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Andrew
Independence
Thelma Miller
N. Highland
Gibson-Koch
Patrick O'Connor 91 Former Walnut Resident Dies
Patrick O'Connor aged 91 died in Vallejo California on Thursday after living in the state 25 years. He was born in St Paul on November 6 1876 and funeral arrangements are listed.
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Walnut
Vallejo
Calif
California
O’connor
St. Paul
Jerome story hour set at public library Saturday
News Briefs note a children's story hour titled Jerome runs from 10:30 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Chanute public library. Holiday guests include the Lockes, Lester Lee, and the Ellis family among others visiting local residents.
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Lloyd Locke Jr
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N. Forest
George Ellis
Chanute
Lloyd Locke Sr
S. Central
Changing a Tire Fatal to Trucker in Hesston KS
Gil bert A. Weins, 30, Whitewater, Kansas, died when struck by a car while changing a tire on a truck on U S 81 two miles south of Hesston in Harvey County. The Highway Patrol reported the fatal accident occurred late Thursday.
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Daily Transit Hospital Briefs Reflect Busy Admitting and Births
Daily Transcript from Neosho Memorial Hospital lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a census of 60 patients including adults pediatrics and one baby. Thursday admissions include Mrs Elvie Rourk Humboldt surgery and several others. births announced for Robert W Hart and a daughter. today’s admission Bernice Sievers Humboldt for surgery. Dismissals include Ricky Bockover and others. multiple marriage licenses issued for residents of Thayer Chanute Parsons St Paul Altamont and Chanute. Police court actions cite speeding and illegal tag use. district court filings cover no fund checks quiet title and contractual judgment.
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Humboldt
Bernice Sievers
Ernest Levan
S. Central
Ricky Bockover
E. 12Th
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N. Garfield
Michael A. Komann
Buffalo
Lawrence Burnett
S. Grant
John Stipp
Thayer
Linda Ivins
S. Evergreen
Eric
David Lee Osborn
Judith Diane Duff
Cary James Bockover Jr
Barbara Ann West
Chanute
Richard Dale Edwards
Kathy Jean Sloan
Roger K. Reno
Myrna Barnard
Robert Kellogg
Parsons
Louise Carnutte
Mound Valley
Charles James Carter
St. Paul
Terri Louise McCall
Kenneth Allen Wright
Jolene Gartner
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Passenger Explosion At California Airport
Los Angeles International Airport expects 57 million passengers in 1975 with a record 18.2 million using the facility this year. A $500 million master plan was launched Thursday to handle the growth and expand accommodations.
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California
Los Angeles
Los Angeles International Airport
Whiteman Dies at 77 Famous Bandleader Paul Whiteman Dead
Paul Whiteman known as the King of Jazz died at Doylestown Hospital in Bucks County from an apparent heart attack. The 77 year old composer led the band that popularized symphonic jazz and launched stars like Bing Crosby and the Dorseys.
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Doylestown, Pa
Paul Whiteman
Doylestown Hospital
Bucks County
Pops’ Whiteman
Whiteman
George Gershwin
Ferde Grofe
Bing Crosby
Grofe
Tommy
Jimmy Dorsey
Surgery Removes Toothbrush in El Paso Incident
El Paso man En rique Monreal, 23, underwent surgery after swallowing a toothbrush during a brushing habit described with humor. He attributed the mishap to brushing his teeth far back in his mouth.
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Enrique Monreal
el Paso
Chanute Tribune Rates and Staff Listing
The Chanute Tribune presents subscription rates for in and out of trade territories and Chanute boxholders. It also lists staff roles including Dwight McCreigh as publisher Dwight Wallingford news editor Wayne J. Smith advertising mgr Fay D. Clopine circulation mgr Ben Nicholas and others. The paper is a member of the AP and local news is AP-republicable.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
S. Highland
Dwight McCreigh
Dwight Wallingford
Wayne J. Smith
Fay D. Clopine
Ben Nicholas
R. Finn Dorsey Osborn
Neosho
Allen, Wilson
Woodson
Chanute Post Office
Associated Press
Paradise Ends in Kentucky as TVA Expropriates Paradise
Paradise, Kentucky faces permanent closure as TVA orders three families to move by Saturday to clear 40 acres for a coal stockpile and expansion of a nearby steam electric plant. Residents recount life in Paradise before the town’s end and blame the move on the project as wind and memory erase the community.
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Tennessee Valley Authority
Smiths
Muhlenberg County
TVA
Paradise
Kentucky
J. Hogg
Hogg
Buchanan
The
Wind
Restrictions on canceling car liability begin January first
Topeka AP The 1967 legislature requires insurers to explain written cancellations after 60 days. The new law shields statements from libel suits and applies only to auto liability not comprehensive or collision. Cancellations may occur only for specified causes such as nonpayment misrepresentation policy terms license suspension disability theft and criminal negligence death or injury from driving.
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Sullivan
Kansas Insurance Department
Today in History Highlights From 1967 Chronicle
The date December 29 marks key events: Japan renounced the Washington Naval Treaty in 1934, Becket murdered in 1170, Andrew Johnson born in 1808, Texas admitted as the 28th state in 1845, Polk witnesses first gas lights at the White House in 1848.
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United States
Britain
Thomas Becket
Canterbury
England
Texas
White House
James Polk
Executive Mansion
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 29 Update
Chanute Tribune reports brief items from December 29 including local notices and community updates. Name changes and small civic notes appear alongside brief event references.
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