Doomed Castle on Monkey Island Sparks Chanute Park Debate
Carlene Jordan urges preserving the historic monkey island in Katy City Park and asks Chanute residents to consider maintaining a public zoo instead of removing the feature. She argues parks serve public recreation and heritage, proposing humane society care if needed.
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Imperial Palace at Annecy Faces Decline After War Era
The Annecy lakeside Imperial Palace, a six story grand hotel dating from before World War I, shows wear and dwindling guest numbers. A veteran observer doubts it will reopen next season as grounds and interiors need repairs and staff is reduced. He predicts future development may replace the palace with cottages or larger apartments.
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Taxi fares rise as rationing hits city cabs
Twenty five years ago two taxi services raise rates to 25 cents per call due to tire rationing and replacement part shortages. One passenger trips cost 25 cents, two ride 25 cents, three 40 cents and four 50 cents if taken from the same point to the same city destination. News from Washington notes the War Production Board expects more synthetic rubber from alcoholic sources than petroleum in 1943. Draft headquarters orders local boards to call up married men last, prioritizing husbands and other workers. Mrs Kenneth Anderson and daughter Judye depart for Needles California to establish a home, Ruth Anderson accompanying them.
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Mystery Russian Exile Khrushchev Tale Unfolds in Parlor Talk
Washington reports reveal an undercover source and Russian newspaperman Victor Louis discussing Nikita Khrushchev's fall from power. Louis recounts the ex leader's trauma, weight loss, and trimmed public presence, noting his retirement at a Moscow-area Dacha and distant life from state media glare.
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Electric toothbrush use advised by dental authority
Dr Molner reports the American Dental Association endorses several electric brush brands, noting they help most people and aid handicapped or convalescent patients. Proper technique is essential to cover all tooth surfaces and include tongue brushing.
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Changing Exposure in Love and Personal Style
Dear Ann Landers answers readers on widow dating norms and male fashion. She blasts dating “dregs” and urges the widow to seek better companionship. The column also addresses teen dating car etiquette and gender norms in clothing and grooming with practical guidance.
Three classes in U S now: haves have-nots and charge its
A Brandon Florida News quip notes growing inequality with three human classes in the United States the haves the have-nots and those who incur charges in daily life.
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Khrushchev Reflects on 1962 Cuban Missile Crisis
Khrushchev recounts the Cuban crisis as his greatest humiliation and greatest triumph, noting a pledge from Kennedy not to invade Cuba. He slept in his Kremlin office dressed, avoided being caught with his pants down, and kept distrust of generals, including De Gaulle.
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Chanute Tribune Friday News Roundup July 14 1967
Local pages report July 1967 events from Chanute highlighting community notices and regional updates. Names and organizations reflect mid-century Midwest civic life with brief summaries of ongoing projects and local activities.
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TV Schedule Conflicts and Evening Lineup Listing
Prime time listings show IV Tonight Wild Wild West Tarzan FBI Story Time Tunnel Man From U N Spotlight on Sports Hogan's Heroes Baseball A's vs Twins Movie Range T H E Cat Phyllis Diller The Avengers Laredo News with multiple channels and times across the evening lineup.
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Saturday TV Schedule Highlights for Kansas City Area
A detailed Saturday July schedule lists channel lines for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute, featuring lineups from 5:30 a.m. through 11:30 p.m. with a mix of kiddie cartoons, family programs, variety shows, sports, and late-night movies. It also includes Sunday and Monday entries with soaps, dramas, and news offerings across stations and cities.
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Will Travel
Bat Masterson
Top TV Tonight with Western and Mystery Mix
ABCs 7 to 9 pm feature Time Tunnel Billy the Kid Rango and The Avengers The Deuce of the Laughing Death and more NBCs T H E Cat plus Laredo with battles and a staged tribal sacrifice headlines cap off a night of color broadcasts and guest stars
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