Ann Landers in Chanute Tribune Advice Column
Readers seek guidance on ironing ego, buck teeth, unwed teen pregnancy and teen marriage. Ann urges honesty with spouses, dental options, and thoughtful support while noting the 1964 context and asking for questions to be sent to the paper.
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Ann Landers
Erwin
Chanute Tribune
Cpyright
Lentens Rooster Guides Honest Stand Amid Social Pressures
A narrator recalls a guiding rooster that crows whenever he must take a stand on his beliefs. He relates church discussions on race, moments of pressure to conform, and Peter’s denial to show how fear of harmony or gossip tempts avoidance. The rooster triggers candid conversations in church, at home, and social events.
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Peter
Christ
Pilate
Parsley Boosts Fresh Dishes With Quick Mince Mix
Parsley kept green in the refrigerator can be minced while fresh and used to brighten a tossed salad, buttered rice or noodles, or a sandwich filling. The herb adds bright flavor to simple meals.
Scholars to Study Organized Crime for Insights
The National Crime Commission will study what drives organized crime, focusing on its strengths and weaknesses as a business and how law enforcement can best respond. Dean Donald R. Cressey will contextualize the phenomenon, while Ruth notes the need to examine public corruption and potential legalization of certain gambling aspects.
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National Crime Commission
Henry S
Hank) Ruth
Crime Commission
Johnson
Donald R. Cressey
University of California At Santa Barbara
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Commission
Scout meeting outlines training path and crafts
Cub scouts of Den 2 Pack 201 met at the Presbyterian church with den mothers Mrs. Edwin Bideau and Mrs. Don Davidson. Andrew Sherman served refreshments as Mrs. Bid eau described training phases from page to squire to knight. Gary Davidson led the flag ceremony and the group closed with the living circle and promise.
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Presbyterian Church
Edwin Bideau
Don Davidson
Andrew Sherman
Chanute Tribune Publication Details and Rates
Chanute Tribune announces mailing options and rates for subscribers. Names include Highland Dwight McCreight publisher Dwight Wallingford editor John Hoeverka advertising Acvertisng staff Ben Nicholas circulation manager Dersey Osborn foreman press. Carrier and mail rates listed for various terms.
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Wellesley College Elects Ruth Adams President
Miss Ruth M. Adams elected president of Wellesley College. She is dean of Douglas College the women's division of Rutgers the state university of New Jersey.
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Ruth M. Adams
Wellesley College
Douglas College
Rutgers
State University of New Jersey
Chanute Tribune News Highlights March 19 1966
Chanute Tribune reports on March 19 1966 covering local events in Chanute Kansas including civic notices and community updates. The page summarizes city affairs, school activities and regional notices with brief notices from town organizations and residents.
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Chanute Tribune
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