Editorial on protein from living bacteria using crude oil
The piece argues new protein sources may emerge from living bacteria and oil byproducts to solve global hunger. It envisions hopeful scientific advances addressing water and air pollution and urges urgent research as humanity seeks sustainable food and space travel capabilities.
Black Marketeer Tales From Postwar Europe
A veteran recalls encounters with wartime black markets in France and Russia. He details exchanging dollars for francs at inflated rates, a theft in Lenin grad, and a long uncashed $500 check from a White Russian in Paris, pondering its unresolved fate.
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Normandy
Paris
Ofice
Chanute School Board weighs shortages and costs impact
Twenty five years ago Chanute school board members met at the high school to discuss material and teacher shortages and rising living costs and what they would mean for the Chanute system. The report also notes local visits and community notices from the period along with a biblical proverb.
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Chanute
Dean Gough and Son
Kansas City
William Gough
Ross Cooper
Fred Montague Jr
H. H. Brown
Nathan Greathouse
Independence
Civil Air Patrol
Charles Edwards
Tulsa
Frank B. Jordan
Janice Jean
Jordans
Powell and Dodd probes loom over Senate ethics
Washington reports put Powell in the House spotlight while Senate investigators pursue Sen. Thomas J. Dodd for alleged violations. They cite untaxed campaign funds and gifts from contractors, including an incident with Mite Corporation in New Haven where Dodd allegedly accepted cash for help with contracts.
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House
Adam Clayton Powell
D-N.y
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Senate
Powell
Dodd
Mite Corporation
New Haven, Conn
Navy
White House
Hereditary risk in having another child and health questions
A reader asks about heredity and risk of retardation when having a second child. Dr Molner notes the risk rises with family history and urges genetic counseling at major medical centers to estimate probabilities. Other letters address diet pills, visible vein changes with high blood pressure, and prostate trouble.
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Joseph G. Molner
E. M
R. C
Fogies in Our 40s Seek Course on Houseguest Etiquette
Dear Ann Landers advises responding with warmth to the visiting girlfriend to avoid driving the son away. She suggests lavish hospitality to neutralize the problem, and warns that criticizing the girl may provoke defense from the son. The column continues with a reader’s plea about a granddaughter harmed by harsh treatment and the need for a supportive, loving environment.
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Ann Landers
Rita
Fogies
Dodd and Blinken in Controversial Campaign Donations
The column reports that Robert Blinken allegedly contributed money to Senator Dodd during the 1960s campaign, with records later altered to remove his name from the Connecticut filings. Witnesses testify to copying donor names, while a source close to Dodd confirms Blinken delivered a brown envelope.
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Dodd
Senate
Mite
Robert J. Blinken
Connecticut
Marjorie Carpenter
Blinken
Mite Corporation
Robert Blinken
Priest Tracks Weather Data at San Xavier Mission
The Rev. Nicholas Perschl a Franciscan Padre at San Xavier del Bac Mission near Tucson monitors wind velocity precipitation and other meteorological data for the Tucson office of the U S Weather Bureau.
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Tucson
Ariz
Nicholas Perschl
San Xavier del Bac
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chanute Tribune Briefs January 7 1967
Local news brief from Chanute Kansas dated January 7 1967. Includes community notes on events, meetings and notices within the Chanute area.
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The
Chanute Tribune
TV Listings for Sunday Evening Schedule
Friday paper calendar shows Jackie Gleason Don’t Eat Daisies Gunsmoke Grand Ole Opry lineup. Programs include Flipper Death Var. Days Get Smart Mission Impossible T H E Cat Hollywood Palace and Lawrence Welk.
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Hollywood Palace
Television Guide Tape Log for KVOO and Local Stations
A Monday grid lists morning to late night programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute stations.
TV Tonight Showline Highlights and Prime Time Lineup
NBC offers Get Smart with Nymie the Robot and How I Spent My Summer Vacation starring Robert Wagner Peter Lawford Lola Albright and Walter Pidgeon in a mystery drama. ABC presents Ray Bolger hosted Hollywood Palace. CBS airs Ed Sullivan Show guests and Bonanza.
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Nymie
NBC
Robert Wagner
Peter Lawford
Lola Albright
Walter Pidgeon
Jill St. John
Michael Ansara
Ray Bolger
Hollywood Palace
ABC
Quotable Clips From a Bygone Era
A collage of vintage quotes from newspapers headlines humorous lines about cinema stocks unions co education and fashion. The notes reference the Belleville Telescope Wall Street Journal Pittsburg Sun and El Dorado Times highlighting cultural attitudes and witty observations from the period.
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