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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1966
Page
4
The piece reports a seven year old Garden City child died after a three wheeled cycle was struck by a car driven by a 77 year old man. It argues advanced age often contributes to highway crashes and notes many octogenarians face impaired faculties affecting driving safety. The editorial advocates caution for seniors still driving.
Age and convenience push elderly drivers to cling to cars despite limitations. Many cannot afford other transport or walk far, posing danger on roads. A policy proposal calls for annual driving permit exams at 65 and semi annual checks at 75 or older.
In Princeton’s Nassau Inn Taproom, Sheila Moran challenges a male-only refuge by invoking the Civil Rights Act. The dispute foreshadows backlash against once-privileged venues like the Waldorf-Astoria’s Bull and Bear and the St. Regis King Cole Room, as women’s access expands and men defend exclusive hours.
Tribune Files recalls Twenty-Five Years Ago feature noting the Neosho County Fair association plans a larger agricultu ral and industrial exposition from August 18 to 23. Also covered are Pollard's spring style show Easter preview with list of models and performances plus local social notes and a Bible verse from Revelation 22 19.
Washington report details Rep. J Irv Whalley sending teak wood elephants to about 100 prominent Republicans as Christmas remembrances. The elephants were bought in a bargain sale by Heinz Rollman for campaign purposes and later resold to the Republican committee, with recipients unaware of the fakery.
Dr Molner outlines poison control use for parents and doctors. Emphasizes clear reporting of what a child ingested, saving vomitus for testing, and following center guidance. Warns about solvents and caustics, hospital care, and the value of stomach washing when needed. Promotes prevention and proper first aid like syrup of ipecac and avoiding fear of pumps.
Congressman John Dingell highlights a pattern of defense firms shaping public opinion. The piece centers on General Tire and Rubber's KHJ relicensing in Los Angeles and its extensive media footprint via RKO General and other properties. It notes Aerojet General’s hiring of 66 retired officers and cites Eisenhower’s warning about business influence.
NBC presents My Mother The Car at 6 30 with Dave Crabtree and a secret shared by many. Carol Plus 2 on CBS at 7 30 features Carol Burnett with Lucille Ball and Zero Mostel. The Great Imposter on CBS at 8 stars Tony Curtis Edmond O'Brien and Raymond Massey. CBS News Special Report at 9 30 covers the hydrogen bomb incident in Spain.
Russell News reports in Parsons Sun that a local office father forecasts his son becoming a space pilot. He notes the boy has learned crash landings while riding with his mother in the family car, illustrating how parental bankroll influences behavior.
Telecast schedule lists channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW across the day with morning Sunrise hours and afternoon soap operas news and weather reports. Programs include Laughs and dramas such as Petticoat Junction Macy comedies and Nightline style news wrap.
Panelists Joshua Hunter Robert Roesies Theodore Stewart and Hyrum Winters discuss structuring mid week and weekend time budgets. They emphasize education home life church meditation social activity and family as core priorities shaping daily routines.
In Washington the cherry trees have bloomed around the National Cherry Blossom Festival, despite the use of various chemicals to inhibit prolong or accelerate flowering.
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