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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1966
Page
4
A Portland Oregon health writer warns that kissing can spread illnesses including mononucleosis scarlet fever tooth decay tuberculosis diphtheria and venereal disease. The piece wryly notes lovers may ignore warnings and jokes about dating to compare partners before committing while questioning the health impact on society.
Fortune cites 11 billion dollars in charitable gifts for 1965, less than two percent of total giving. The piece argues most gifts were tax deductible, with government taking 47 to 82 percent of corporate and private gifts. It notes motives include aiding causes and avoiding taxes, and mocks possible reform proposals.
Twenty five years ago Chanute ranked third among Kansas towns for the lowest total general tax rate, trailing Coffeyville and Winfield as the league’s table shows. The Tribune notes civic leaders urged mobilization for defense, while H G Curl prepared a Chanute school history for serial publication.
Beersheba, once a camel market town, has transformed into a modern city of 72 000 with apartments, hotels and highways. The desert town now hosts tourists and a camel market that operates Thursdays though sales are sparse. The region’s population has surged from 12 000 to 72 000, reflecting Israel’s broader growth from 1.5 million to 2.5 million people.
Dr Molner discusses premarital sex and its effects on girls and boys, urging waiting until marriage for emotional and psychological health. He cites three major risks pregnancy venereal disease and emotional distress, and notes need for reasoned explanations to youths. He also answers letters about birth control pills and shingles mononucleosis with brief medical clarifications.
Punjab state government, amid enforcement of prohibition, agreed to an exception after citizen groups pressed. Soldiers returning from duty along the Pakistan border would be permitted to have liquor in their baggage.
Mr and Mrs Tom Landreth of Tulsa spent Sunday at the home of his mother Mrs Irene Childs. Mrs Claude Krepps visited Toreka last week to see her husband in the veteran's hospital. Mrs Ruby Pfeifer visited El Dorado with daughter Mrs Don Shepherd and family. Sunday dinner guests at the Stanfields included Mrs Lily Stanfield Ronald Stanfield and Mr and Mrs J D Markham. The Women’s Council of the Christian church hosted a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs Pearl Decker with eighteen members and four guests.
The article describes Israeli efforts in Hatzeva and Ashdod as agricultural settlements replacing military training. It notes irrigation projects, a new seaport at Ashdod, and a diverse influx of immigrants from North Africa and Eastern Europe arriving via Haifa. The United Jewish Appeal aids relocation, with Kalman Levin guiding placement and integration. A Polish woman prepares to study Hebrew and accounting before working in Nazareth.
The page shows a detailed broadcast schedule across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute 3 with programs like Daktari Combat Petticoat Junction McHale's Navy Red Skelton Dr. Kildare F Troop Peyton Place and news weather sports, and a separate morning lineup including Sunrise Semester Today Show Cousin Ken's Carnival Travelog Love Lucy General Hospital and Ben Casey, among others.
Daktari premieres in color at 6 30 p.m. on Channel 13 and repeats on Channel 12 at 10 30 p.m. Saturdays and on Channel 5 at 5 p.m. Smothers Brothers air at 7 p.m. on CBS with Tom Smothers facing automation. Dont Eat The Daisies stars Trevor and Tracy Nash as a spy dad rumor. CBS Reports at 9 p.m. features The Search for Ulysses with James Mason narrating.
The report details the January 5 gathering with prayers devotion and lesson led by Mrs. Daisy Sowder and Mrs. C N Clough. Attendees included Mrs. Calvin Clinesmith and Mrs. Oley Apt with guests Mrs. Earl Ramsey and Lucille White. A New Year call to worship was followed by Epiphany program and social hour with ham burgers.
A Parsons Sun note remarks a holiday brings a day off and an off day. The El Dorado Times profiles Barry Goldwater as musically gifted, mastering the trombone and tackling the tuba as a second fiddler with clear talent.
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