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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1967
Page
2
Heloise suggests wives take New Year’s Day to enjoy themselves away from football. Readers share tips from home sewing bangs with pinking shears to ironing on a suitcase, and tricks for quieting football fever with snacks and movie outings.
This December 30 historically marks Sun Yat-sen as first president in 1911, Quebec defeat in 1775, Gadsden Purchase in 1853, U S land gain of 45 000 square miles, Kipling birth 1865, Iroquois Theater fire 1903, U A W sit down strike 1936, Romania abdication 1947. The year 1967 ends with one day remaining.
Dover Delaware Gov Charles Terry signed the states first meat inspection act. The law takes effect in six months. The State Board of Agriculture receives 52660 dollars to set up enforcement machinery.
Kansas merchants endorse a Sunday sales bill proposed by the Kansas State chamber of Commerce. Kingman merchant Jack Heywood says in over 100 meetings since September the majority favor enacting the law in the coming legislative session. The plan would ban nonessential Sunday sales while permitting drugs and groceries.
The Chanute Tribune lists numerous Christmas dinner and holiday guests including Kimball Marion Page family in Chanute plus visitors from Kentucky Missouri and Oklahoma. Social visits span Erie Gardner Parker and Weir with dinners in Chanute Weir and Parsons among others.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in and out of town readers, including yearly, half year, quarter, and monthly options. It also names staff positions such as publisher Dwight McCreight news editor Wayne J Smith and advertising manager Fay D Clopine with contact details.
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