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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1967
Page
6
The new federal rule sets clocks forward on the last Sunday of April and back on the final Sunday in October. It allows states to opt out, potentially isolating dissenting states and influencing relocation decisions. Kansas is urged not to join the few that would opt out.
A columnist mocks ultra short spring styles calling them a menace to public safety and standards. He jokes about women over 50 facing ridicule while urging congressional oversight of skirt lengths as comparable to auto safety rules. The piece lampoons designer trends and urges modest attire to prevent men from dangerous distractions.
Tribune Files reports allied wins at sea and in the air while Cripps hints Russia may join Japan battle. Neosho county organizes victory garden drive with a goal of 115000 gardens this year, six per district, up from four. Local notices include visits and travels of several residents to Kansas City and nearby towns.
A Bible verse emphasizes God as merciful and faithful to the covenant with the fathers, promising not to forsake, destroy, or forget. The message highlights divine steadfast love and obedience in the biblical promise.
West German editors and readers react sourly to Look magazine seeking to censor Stern run of The Death of a President. The piece contrasts free press ideals with U.S. postwar assistance to German media and highlights the Hoffa case and Justice Warren’s dissent on anti nazi techniques.
A reader seeks guidance on coping with severe emotional distress and prior overdose while resisting hospitalization. The columnist urges psychiatric evaluation, open discussion with a trusted doctor, and possible therapy, emphasizing seeking help rather than bottling up problems. Also includes brief questions on blood tests, hormone therapy after radium treatment, and an arthritis leaflet offer.
Local brief items from Chanute Kansas Chronicle dated January 26 1967 note community happenings including civic notices school activity and social events. Names and places are referenced with typical small town emphasis and tone for the period.
Dear Ann Landers advises making a mutual, written agreement with the couple best suited to raise your children if both spouses die together. Include wills, legal documents, and clear financial arrangements, then put worries aside since the chance of such an accident is remote.
Dr. Albert E. Sloan, eye surgeon at Massachusetts Eye and Ear Infirmary, says using eyes improves vision and reading in poor light does not harm eyes. He spoke in Los Angeles at a conference on eye, ear, nose and throat disorders.
The note argues that Kennedy era investigators should not intrude on a labor leader’s home or circle, comparing it to children spying on parents under Hitler. It asserts Hoffa’s actions do not justify a police state intrusion in the United States.
CBS presents a new Vienna Ice Extravaganza and Herman's Hermits with Hugh O’Brian. Bewitched on ABC features Dean Martin hosting Petula Clark Phyllis Diller Jack Jones and Dino. NBC and ABC Stage 67 schedule Eisenhower Churchill tribute near Gettysburg.
Prime time listings include Daniel Boone, Batman, Star Trek, My Three Sons, Bewitched, That Girl, Love on a Rooftop and Dragnet 1967 across channels 2 5 7 9 12 13, with 9 News at 10. Games or network notes unclear but reflect typical 1960s-70s broadcast blocks.
A dense listing of TV programs across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. It shows morning to late night lineups including Today Show News Captain Kangaroo Romper Room Jack LaLanne Love That Bob Hollywood Squares Jeopardy The Newly listed soaps and game shows.
Lawrence Kansas AP report notes University of Kansas sophomores aim to sponsor a Vietnamese orphanage and seek statewide college involvement. They invite class officers from Kansas colleges to a February 11 12 seminar at KU to discuss expansion of the drive.
The Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee voted to recommend a bill enabling payment of certain motor fuel tax refunds and to allow claims not filed within six months. The panel also advanced a bill to ban selling cigarettes below cost.
Clips from multiple papers reflect opinions on motherhood and delivery, debt, courtesy, and youth. The lines mention obstetrics, borrowing to escape debt, staying for hosts, and teen romance with a burned porch light as a metaphor.
Electrobras, Brazil’s state controlled power complex, says it is now the largest business concern in Latin America. Its capital after a recent increase stands at 401 billion cruzeiros about 180 million dollars. The firm plans to expand plants and transmission to supply 13 million kilowatts by 1970.
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