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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
5
HAL Boyle surveys varied topics from road deaths among 20 to 25 year olds to education level links, heat safety for housewives, global gold output, physician suicide rates, grocery buying habits, and other pithy notes. It mentions the wood thrush as Washington DC’s official bird, sausage consumption, insect spray health effects, and Don McMahon’s relocation and scouting roles.
The disruption of oil flow amid Middle East tensions is beginning to affect the economy. Assistant Interior Secretary J. Cordell Moore cites about 100 million barrels delayed or interrupted and notes demoralized shipping schedules and higher tanker rates. He foresees shifts toward Western Hemisphere sources, offshore U.S. exploration, and coal or shale developments, with continued Arab dependence unlikely to vanish soon.
The annual medical missionary meeting of the Women's Service Guild United Presbyterian Women was held at the Presbyterian church with Mrs. Henry Geffert presiding. The program featured a dedication for white cross sewing and included songs by Christy Moses and Shirley Rogers.
Chicago educators Dr. Robert H. Ratcliffe and Dr. Eugene Baker argue television should not spoon feed information to children. They claim students learn 50 percent more by doing research and caution TV resources only supply answers.
TOPEKA AP A state order directs Hodgeman County to convene as a board of equalization and raise the 20 percent blanket reduction in property assessments. The action follows a 1963 law requiring property to be taxed at 30 percent of value and a local reappraisal that cut and then reduced all property values.
The article traces Valentine's Day cards and letters from early medieval times to the present, noting long standing customs and the evolution of gift giving across centuries and cultures. It highlights enduring affection and the continued popularity of romantic messages.
The Civil Aeronautics Board proposes that all airlines charge passengers separately for alcoholic beverages on board. Free drinks currently go to first class, while coach passengers pay per drink. Airlines have until July 24 to present arguments against the plan.
The report lists bowlers and team totals with individual scores and highs. Heaton leads with 168, 463 series while Ramsey posts 165 and 469. Schooley adds 189 and 483, Beeson 146, Weeks 403, and multiple teams register solid games amid a crowded scoring slate.
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