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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1966
Page
4
Two Wichita State faculty researchers show city and school district earned substantial interest by investing in short term federal securities while Sedgwick county earned none due to a state law. Authors criticize the rule as bank friendlier and urge repeal to save taxpayer money.
The author laments that turn signals though common and easy to operate are often ignored or misused. He notes drivers including women display indecision delaying signaling and urges consistent use as major safety measures expand with new belts and vehicular protections.
Tribune Files reports Erie and Neosho counties today welcomed 35 year old J. J. Waldrip as the new county engineer chosen from nine applicants amid strong recommendations. In Chanute a junior chamber of commerce formed with 35 early members and launched its first project supporting a $25,000 airport bond race to be decided July 14. Also a Humboldt trip by two youths highlighted a warm weekend, while state driver licenses see no rush. Fifty years ago residents faced weed-cutting mandates and city commissioners fixed lower manufacturers electricity rates with no domestic rate changes.
A Bible verse from Jeremiah declares the Lord as the true living God and the everlasting king whose wrath causes the earth to tremble and who will not tolerate nations' indignation.
Washington report says final House Commerce Committee vote hinges on Alan Boyd and Joseph Califano amid heavy auto industry lobbying led by Lloyd Cutler. insiders claim efforts to weaken criminal penalties could derail the measure as the White House backs safety.
Dear Dr Mother explains pruritus or itching and its possible causes from generalized itch to anal pruritus. The article notes dry skin from frequent baths and systemic conditions, then advises careful washing and drying, keeping the area dry, and addressing hemorrhoids if present. It also covers hair washing frequency and safe shampooing, plus guidance for a wife’s vomiting after meals and seeking medical help.
Reader letters discuss a man helping a four year old in a church bathroom and the risk of phony molestation charges. Ann Landers defends aiding a child and urges swift action to protect the youngster.
Local page of the Chanute Tribune reports community notes and short items for Thursday June 30 1966. Reads as a compact roundup of regional happenings, with names and places reflecting the period.
A listing of evening broadcasts including Daniel Boone Batman Gilligan's Island London Palladium My Three Sons Movie Bewitched Peyton Place Mickie Finn Death Valley Dean Martin Tony Martin The Long Hot Summer and news weather sports segments with channel numbers and times pasted as a newspaper TV guide.
TV listings for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute detail morning shows, drama, game shows, soap operas, and late night programs across stations. Notable items include Today Show Eye Guess General Hospital Andy of Mayberry Dick Van Dyke Jeopardy Password As the World Turns and The Tonight Show with varied times throughout the day.
NBC airs a London Palladium Special hosted by Jonathan Winters featuring top British talent with Winters performing and collaborating with guests. CBS presents The Bramble Bush at 8 p.m. starring Richard Burton and Barbara Rush about a town doctor facing professional and personal duties. Also listed is the Dean Martin Summer Show on NBC with Barbara McNair Jackie Vernon and regulars alongside Les Brown and company.
A Nebraska representative proposes a bill mandating seat belts on all buses carrying ten or more people. The measure, likely to gain support from school bus drivers, aims to secure passengers during travel.
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