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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1966
Page
4
The AMA spokesperson claims most American youths drink by age 14, sparking questions about sampling and interpretation. Critics warn the term average hides whether children drink daily or only experiment, and urge better home education and stricter parental oversight to curb underage alcohol use.
Letter writer argues that labor uses the public interest to justify actions like the New York transit strike and calls for repealing Taft-Hartley Section 14b. The piece cites President Johnson and Vice President Humphrey backing repeal and urges readers to voice their opinions to shape policy. The author signs Lester S. Lawrence from 106 S. Plummer.
A Berkeley AAAS session debated whether sex shortens life, citing insect and human examples. Dr. Walter Lener showed mixed bug colonies affecting longevity, while noting humans may live longer when married. The piece warns of dangerous sexual acts and urges prudence.
Tribune files note Neosho county lawmakers Sen Wilfrid Cavaness and Rep Robert N Allen gear up for the session opening Tuesday. Other items include a vaccine breakthrough praised by medical authorities and local social notes from Neosho and Chanute communities.
A 65,000 ton backlog of Navy and merchant ships delays vital Vietnam shipments. Ships wait in South Viet Nam waters for unloading, some at anchor over 30 days, forcing trips to Manila or Bangkok for fresh stock.
Dr Molner explains epilepsy is not curable except in rare cases with a known cause. Most patients can be helped by medication to control seizures, though ongoing treatment is often required. The letter also notes mild cases may seem cured but false optimism must be avoided.
A two mile long concrete bridge over the Sone River near Patna opens after three years of work, cutting highway distance between New Delhi and Calcutta by 125 miles and becoming India's longest bridge.
Tonight NBC airs Hullabaloo at 6 30 hosted by Leslie Uggams featuring Peter and Gordon the McCoys the Shangri Las and the Moody Blues. Mayberry hosts a high school reunion for Barney Fife and Andy Taylor.
Air freight bottlenecks in Vietnam show cargo planes tied up in backlogs while replacements lag. The column also reveals Sen. John McClellan’s banking ties, ownership in First National Bank of Little Rock and Bank of West Memphis, and his lobbying against new charters despite public investigations.
The page lists a dense slate of CHannel 2 4 7 9 12 13 programs for Monday January 9 and Tuesday January 11 including morning to late-night lineups. Notable items feature Ripcord Twelve O Clock High Hullaballoo To Tell The Truth John Forsythe Lucy Shaw Dr Kildare Andy Williams Shenandoah Andy Griffith Peyton Place Hazel Run for Your Life Ben Casey Movie Talent Scouts Morning Star Paradise Bay Dick Van Dyke Dating Game Doctor’s House Call Let’s Play Post Office Password Days of Our Lives Houseparty Doctors Young Marrieds Edge of Night You Don’t Say Match Game Secret Storm The Fugitive CBS Reports Tonight Show Perry Mason Wells Fargo Tonight Show Snow Daktari Petticoat Junction Peyton Place F Troop The Fugitive CBS Reports Tonight Show and Tonight.
Wichita AP report describes a new Weather Bureau method for tornado alerts. The term tornado watch replaces tornado forecast to indicate possible development with defined times and boundaries. A watch signals risk, not yet a sighted tornado, while a sighting triggers an immediate tornado warning.
A collection of humorous quips and light items from several papers. Snippets joke about Mr. Dooley predicting a link between football watching and nightmares, with varied wits on love marriage education and ignition keys.
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