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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1966
Page
5
Ted Williams, elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown, says baseball demands more practice and focus than any other sport. He notes his career stats, discusses the need for guidance and effort, and cites Stan Musial as a model of self-improvement.
Edmond K. Atherton 63 of Wichita died in a Wellington hospital from injuries suffered in a car bus collision on U S 89 north of Wellington. Bus driver Edwin A. Beat 45 of Wichita was unhurt and no passengers were aboard the bus bound for Oklahoma City.
Dr. Harry F. Harlow, director of the Wisconsin Regional Primate Center and UW Madison lab, argues a mother ranks second to peers in shaping a child’s personality and social adjustment. He notes early ties with age mates drive development, with a mother as best substitute when peers are unavailable.
Thousands of West Berliners visit a three week old Auschwitz exhibit at the Gallery of the 20th Century. The display shows posters, uniforms and poison gas canisters with a daily crowd around 2,000 and a closing date extended to February.
Kansas City AP report says by 1975 supersonic airliners from Lockheed could cut KC to Paris flight to under four hours and KC to Tokyo to about five hours. Lockheed and Boeing race for a 60 million FAA design contract with a Jan. 1 decision. Planes about 90 feet long cost 30 to 40 million each, fly 2,000 mph, seat 266, fly at 70,000 feet, and use 7,000 foot runways with 42,000 gallons fuel.
The Chanute Tribune carries two notices: a road vacation hearing set for February 9 1966 in Neosho County for a road from Sec 10 29S 20E to the Neosho River, and a Juvenile Court petition seeking termination of parental rights of Teddy Bradford and Mary Sue Schaffer for Marsha and Teresa Bradford with a hearing January 27 1966 in Chanute Memorial Building.
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