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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
4
An editorial discusses Kansas cities racing to meet the 1968 deadline for the national uniform traffic control signs. It notes potential legal ambiguities and driver confusion as jurisdictions transition, with police caught between outdated signs and new regulations.
A critical meditation on sun worship during the swimming season. It denounces sunbathing as empty leisure that wastes time and wealth, contrasts modern affluence with 19th century modesty, and notes social attitudes toward beauty and aging while lamenting idle summer behavior.
Neosho county Red Cross chapter opened a community sewing room at 108 E Main Chanute inviting all skilled women to contribute time and garments for war refugees. Room led by L K Spielman with C A Gafney as assistant. Also notes Humboldt Union enters 76th year of publication and local honors and events including a KU scholarship for Hudson Marts and Coronado Entrada in Lawrence observed by local residents.
U S space scientists say new data from a Russian Lunar X report shows Luna IX was less advanced than expected. The study suggests the United States is ahead of Russia and could land astronauts on the moon before 1970.
Dear Dr Mother explains yellow tint in gray hair is usually genetic or due to pigment changes and not caused by acidity. Hair color changes are natural and a rinse or touch up is cosmetic. other health issues may affect hair color but acidity is not a factor.
A reader asks how to handle a husband who drinks and calls faraway friends, suggesting a cheaper group like Telephone Drunks Anonymous. Other letters discuss a patient chart privacy incident, disclosure to future in laws, and honesty about a prior divorce before marriage.
The campaign focuses on education and fiscal questions as Tom Braden and Lt. Gov. Glenn Anderson vie for California’s No. 2 spot. Hand’s bid draws attention but Braden argues for better schools, more teachers and funding while Anderson faces questions over city land deals in Hawthorne.
Local Chanute Tribune page highlights community news from June 6 1966. Reports on municipal matters, school events, and area happenings with brief notices and photos.
The clip lists an early evening NBC/ABC style grid with programs such as 6:30 2 4 Movies 4 7 Hullabaloo and 9 Twelve O Clock, plus 7:00 to 10:00 blocks featuring The Lucy Show Dr. Kildare The Avengers Peyton Place and News Weather Sports.
TV schedules list hourly programming for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and local channels. The day features Sunrise Semester media early morning news, soap operas, game shows, talk and variety shows, daytime dramas, children's programs, and late night movies with news weather and market reports interspersed.
Tonight's TV Highlights feature The Lucy Show at 7 30 on CBS where Lucy Carmichael disguises as a doorman to reach a Hollywood premiere. A Man Called Shenandoah airs at 8 on ABC with Shenandoah learning his feared past. Hazel drives a roadster makeover in the Baxters' drive at 8 30 on CBS.
Pack 225 met Tuesday at Zion Lutheran church basement with Jerry Thompson and Paul Dent leading. New den mothers Maureen Thompson Virginia Denton and True named. awards included Silver arrows Monte Thompson Shane McIntosh James Wilson Bruce Arrold Bill Drybread Kent Dunlap Ronnie Dunlap Timmy Smulling, Gold arrows Maurice Hale McIntosh Arnold Harold Trent Kevin Jones Ronnie Dunlap Randy Jordan Wolf badges McIntosh Arnold Drybread Kent Dunlap Doug Fihart, and Bobcat run Michael Jordan. Indianapolis races noted. game “Crossing the Quicksand” enjoyed by Cubs den chiefs and fathers. refreshments served.
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