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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1966
Page
2
A reader warns against keeping medicines on bedside tables after a near miss with sleeping pills. Ann Landers praises locking meds in a cabinet and suggests clear storage to prevent nighttime mixups. The column also covers relationship inquiries about middle aged male libido and handling social showers, concluding with a postal address for letters to The Chanute Tribune.
Charles Sternberg, a Kansas native with a Lawrence high school diploma, became Canada's leading dinosaur hunter. He helped identify about 50 distinct Alberta species, prepared bones for the National Museum of Canada, and served as a curator from 1946 to 1951 after receiving an honorary LLD from the University of Alberta at age 75.
The piece follows Dr. Sternberg and family as they study dinosaurs across North America from a red mineral water well in Yugoslavia to digs near Calgary and Ottawa. It notes the brothers George Levi and their father Charles H. Sternberg, their museum work in Kansas Toronto and Ottawa, and reflects on dinosaur intelligence and extinction.
Willis Collier of Hutchinson Kansas has spent 20 separate hospitalizations over 20 years. His lifelong string of injuries begins with a premature birth and includes wars illnesses and accidents from 1943 to 1963. He survived multiple surgeries injuries and a serious gunshot incident while working as a laborer and veteran.
A driver turning from Denver lost control when his car blew a tire and struck a culvert. The right side was sheared off but Collier wasn’t badly hurt.
Televized instructions for hundreds of college students will begin in the spring semester at New York City colleges and universities as a pilot cooperative program developed by the Council of Higher Educational Institutions in New York City.
The Chanute Tribune notes publication schedule and staff roles including Highland Dwight McCreight as publisher and Dwight Wallingford as news editor. Subscription rates are listed: one year $12, six months $7, three months $4, with Chanute carrier price $1.70 monthly.
Harvard Illinois AP reports at Admiral Corporation color television plant periodic eye tests identify workers with color vision defects to protect receiver quality. No color blindness found yet, but several workers with color deficiency were reassigned to other departments.
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