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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues Tuesday holidays within five weeks impact farmers and housewives if husbands work in business. It suggests the Monday holiday proposal would ease business disruption by shifting isolation from Mondays to other days, noting no fault with the holidays themselves.
The piece argues workers often must work Mondays due to customer needs while noting many holidays have faded from memory. It suggests shifting more holidays to Mondays except Christmas New Year and maybe Thanksgiving to extend weekends.
The American Medical Association endorses a law allowing abortion when the mother’s health is at risk, the fetus has defects, or in cases of rape. Colorado, North Carolina and California already permit such limits, with twenty two states having considered reform. The 97 year old policy is reversed and Kansas is urged to align with humane, practical options rather than continue illegal abortions.
In Geneva, Prince Sadruddin Aga Khan hosted about 200 reporters and spouses at Chateau de Bellerive after an international conference. The gathering featured a 16th century manor, expansive grounds, a tent for shade, and an upscale spread with caviar, smoked salmon, pate de foie gras, cheeses, pastries, and ample service from a dozen waiters.
Twenty five years ago a benefit dance for the USO was to be held next Saturday night at the fire station with admission at five cents per dance. Fire Chief Bill Brennan planned to move fire trucks from the apparatus room to free space for the event.
A reader questions a doctor offering two dieting plans at 10 and 15 dollars, noting promises of permanent weight loss are unrealistic. Dr Molner warns against drug aided weight loss and stresses learning eating habits and exercise for lasting results.
Readers ask about casual pet names and crude questions. Ann Landers offers guidance on being friendly without intimacy and handling intrusive questions. A reader details adopting a child and staying private, then suggests methods to respond firmly. A further letter discusses in law and family dinners after a tragedy.
A DREW PEARSON column brands Congressman Staggers secretive on airline accident probes while public safety concerns rise over two spring Ohio crashes and a Delta jet incident in New Orleans. The piece contrasts openness in rail, auto inquiries with the closed hearings on aviation matters and cites calls to reveal causes to prevent future tragedies.
Chanute Tribune brief items from July 6 1967 cover local notices and community happenings. Reported items include civic updates, school news, and upcoming events in Chanute and neighboring areas.
Readable OCR lists mixed program times and titles from a vintage TV guide. Entries include Batman Star Trek My Three Sons Bewitched Dragnet The Dean Martin Show and others across late afternoon into night slots. The fragment showcases channel blocks and show pairings typical of a historical schedule.
Comprehensive page of TV schedules for Friday July 7 listing channel lineups from KVOO to KOAM and local stations. Includes morning and afternoon blocks with shows such as Today News Farm Facts Capt Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Candid Camera General Hospital Romper Room Concentration Andy of Mayberry Jeopardy Love of Life Eye Guess Search for Tomorrow Donna Reed Hollywood Stars House Party To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Dark Shadows Match Game Hogan's Heroes Movie The Avengers Laredo Tonight Show Joey Bishop and more.
Milton Berle guests on Lucy-Desi Comedy Hour as Lucy pursues a big name for a PTA benefit. Star Trek features Captain Kirk in hand to hand combat with an alien to settle tensions between nations. That Girl follows Ann Marie's father grilling her boyfriend about future plans. Summer Focus examines Southern Black migration to northern ghettos and jobs.
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