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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1966
Page
4
A district judge ruled Goodland and Sherman County may shift from Mountain to Central Standard Time citing federal statute limits and urging legislative action. He argued state law is preferable to a patchwork of local decisions, with congressional action needed for a nationwide standard.
The piece argues that varying start dates for daylight saving time across states disrupt business and travel. It notes bills to standardize time zones have died due to political timidity, with Sherman county cited as showing the problem. Only Congress can fix the system.
A diarist and the dw discuss Indira Gandhi leading India. The dw asserts India will solve problems, jokes about sacred cows, and envisions meetings with world leaders wives. The piece ends with a quip about Indira shedding tradition for a knee-length skirt.
Twenty five years ago farmers in Chamute struggled as weeks of mild weather and heavy rains left fields and roads waterlogged. The 40 of an inch rain yesterday worsened conditions with thousands of acres of corn still in the field since horses cannot cross the mud and sorghum remains unharvested. Meanwhile the Chamute chamber of commerce named a trained executive as secretary to boost civic programs and membership, with R Karl Baker, longtime Lyons secretary, stepping in after R B Stebbins. Dorothy Crawford hosted a reception at the Nation home following her high school program.
Washington sketches a cold moonlit scene at the Lincoln Memorial and compares President Truman to Lincoln as he faces grave wartime choices. The piece notes late-night calls to the Situation Room about casualties and the weight of decisions.
Dr Molner explains that diabetic diets require individual tailoring and that no flour or no sugar plans are often misinterpreted. He suggests consulting hospital dietetic services in a metropolitan area for specifics and notes calcium needs when dairy is restricted. A daily plain water enema is discouraged. establish regular bowel habits and increase water and fiber.
A letter quotes de Bonald noting key life events and four life cornerstones culture, intellect, emotion, and spirit. It argues teens need an early overhaul in manners, grooming, education, decision making, and self discipline to reduce mistakes and forge purpose, happiness, and success.
The piece compares Lincoln’s decisive actions to today’s president facing Vietnam. It weighs listening to generals like Halleck and Abrams versus old soldiers Bradley Gavin Ridgway. It notes Lincoln overrode critics to keep the union, while the modern president fights a war over two related peoples already split.
A cross‑network guide lists channel lineups and programs for Tuesday including sports, dramas, soap operas, game shows, and late news. Notable items cover The Fugitive, Peyton Place, Dr. Kildare, The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, and regional weather updates.
CBS at 7 p.m. features the Smothers Brothers with a publicity challenge for an Italian movie star guest. ABC air at 7 30 p.m. Sammy Davis Jr. headlines a color musical variety special with Frank Sinatra Edie Adams Joe Hamilton and Count Basie. NBC presents The Little Foxes at 8 p.m. starring Bette Davis with a ruthless Southern woman.
The Tribune previews a Social Guide For Junior Realmers outlining a program to develop courage reduction of harmful appetites and growth in kindness gentleness love and devotion. Readers are invited to reserve a free copy by writing to Martha Lee in care of The Tribune.
A collection of light quotes and remarks appearing to juxtapose polite chatter with casual office and party banter. The snippets include witty lines about politeness, exotic attire, dental fillings, insurance, doubling bets, and paying for work, attributed to the Okla Journal-Tribune and Wall Street Journal.
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