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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1966
Page
6
A humorous early guide offers tips for new managers including how to win favor with a boss, avoid office party traps, and handle secrets. It mixes workplace etiquette with sly anecdotes about maneuvering power at the top.
A Chanute Tribune humor piece offers mock guidance on pleasing a boss after surgery and during recovery. It parodies office dynamics with playful, old fashioned advice about besting rivals, showing temper, and earning a raise through loyalty and hard work.
Readable data shows multiple teams with scores and high scorers across a bowling league. Individual high games include Helen Carter with 182 and 441 series, Doris McIntosh 178 and 503, and Joan Ogle 171 and 432. Contact numbers appear for several teams/entries.
Mrs Bruce Emmons reports the Scoville party visited Florence and Rome then planned Verona and Berlin during a monthlong European trip joined by Mrs Verta Serrin. The Business and Professional Women's Club held its Hamburger fry with officers installed for the coming year.
Visiting King Faisal of Saudi Arabia told a guest at a Washington reception that his robes stay cool despite 90 plus degree heat. Prince Sultana, his defense minister, quipped that robes are worn from birth and remain cool in the desert.
VANDENBERG AIR FORCE BASE Calif AP America gains a 100 foot balloon satellite named PAGEOS for earth mapping It is a 125 pound aluminum coated balloon launched by Thor Agena D rocket The satellite orbits 2600 miles high and will serve as a reference for a 5 year map correction project Photographs from 41 ground points will pinpoint any location to within 100 feet of its true position Polaris like brightness makes it visible to the naked eye.
A cooking tip notes to leave about four inches between each piece when threading foods on skewers to ensure even grilling and proper spacing.
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