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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1966
Page
4
The state board of architects faces legislative disfavor for a perceived closed shop. The piece argues most boards limit entrants, notes low first-exam certifications, and suggests either challenging such boards or replacing them with automatic eligibility for graduates with a C average or better.
The piece notes a group including Jackie Kennedy and Barbra Streisand as the Fashion Hall of Fame selections, arguing the awards reflect wealth and vanity. It proposes reframing the contest to honor women who dress well on a $500 yearly clothing budget, citing Viet Nam as a contextual backdrop.
Tribune Files reports Chanute hosts a three week revival crusade led by prominent evangelist Rev. Charles Forbes Taylor. The Chanute Ministerial alliance plans three weeks of nightly services at Memorial auditorium to revitalize community spirit. Nearby, Earl Wertz pursues coyotes with dogs, boasting one pelts hung at his packing plant. Lon Wood of 716 N Steuben returns from western Kansas noting good wheat, cattle near Dodge City, and a Colorado visit including Two Buttes. Fifty years ago reports mention Neosho River flooding and local mayoral campaign beginnings with candidates pledging for city leadership. Romans 11 33 is cited.
Washington reports Senate Subcommittee on Water Pollution led by Sen. Muskie warns of a looming U.S. water shortage by 1980 amid aging sewage plants and rising costs. Proposal calls for $6 billion yearly to clean rivers and streams, with grants and loans to cities and industry, plus $25 million for R&D.
Dr Molner addresses dizziness during bending or head movement especially around menses and notes brain tumors are unlikely. Suggests exam including blood pressure thyroid check and blood count. Also advises addressing middle ear or hypertension in older patients. mentions diverticulosis dietary triggers and lip irritation from cosmetics or tobacco with guidance to see a dermatologist if needed.
A reader asks how to integrate a new engineer’s daughter into town life. Panelists suggest kindness, guided social mixing, double dating, a hen party, and church introductions to help her fit in and feel welcomed.
Covered Bridges in Kentucky dwindled to 18 remaining structures with most located in the Bluegrass region, highlighting preservation concerns across the state.
The page shows a dense TV guide with channel lineups and half hour to hour program blocks. Highlights include sportsman friend Daktari Combat Mother the Car Jesse James Shenandoah and McHale’s Navy across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. Evening staples feature Petticoat Junction Peyton Place The Fugitive Eye Guess I Love Lucy General Hospital and The Tonight Show with several local and syndicated programs listed.
CBS airs Red Skelton Hour at 7 50 p m with Vincent Price and The Supremes as guests. F Troop follows at 8 p m featuring George Gobel as inventor and gambling genius helping recover the pension fund. CBS closes with National Health Test at 9 p m a two part audience involvement broadcast on patient questions and doctor knowledge.
A clipped El Dorado Times note mocks a bank ad claiming modern services while implying aggressive debt collection. The Emporia Gazette quote hints at solicitous customer polish contrasted with a harsh image of legal collection methods.
A Par sons Sun commentary argues women favor securing a husband on earth over government efforts to land a man on the moon, framing the issue as a social priority debate.
The Atchison Globe quotes a saying about how a genius is viewed as a crackpot until he achieves a big win. The remark implies shifting perception tied to success and recognition.
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