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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1966
Page
5
A letter explains how infatuation differs from puppy love and argues the romance of friendship aids growth. It cautions against mistaking friendship for love, notes its independence from sexual desire, and urges responsible dating to protect future conjugal love. Printed with address for a free booklet.
Local residents share travels and visits as Rev. Robert Watson takes a month off to visit his mother in St. Louis. Many families travel, host, and attend graveside services for Ernest W. Morgan in Wichita. The community notes include visits to California, Texas, Missouri, and Colorado, with relatives and friends gathering at homes and events across the area.
On this day in 1915 United States Marines landed in Haiti to quell riots sparked by the assassination of the Haitian president. The brief history note recalls the intervention as part of the era’s upheavals.
A. G. Sharp of Kimberly-Clark says seedlings planted now will be harvested by 1999 to supply books newspapers and tissue products. Paper production is expected to triple from 50 million tons in 1966 to about 140 million tons annually in the future, reflecting heightened demand.
Several local youths attended Trail Blazers Camp at Solomon and Covenant Cedar Camp at Hordville Nebraska with counselors Jim Walters Jerry Binnion David Hawkinson Kathy Greenwood Glenna Baucom and Roland Olson plus Rev Hues Additional attendees included Mike Corbitt Gale Corbitt Debbie Greenwood and Calvin Cody with activities at Covenant Mission churches and Friends Lutheran church baptism of Sherri Johnson noted.
The article notes that during breaks in Congress workers must wash walls and ceilings, replaster and repaint as needed, check repair and replace light fixtures and circuits, and thoroughly mop every nook of the Capitol with brooms, dusters, and vacuum equipment.
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