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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues meters are a revenue tool, not just traffic control, and cites New Albany Ind where a $5 deposit buys a window decal. A pink slip and 15 cent deduction from the deposit fund fines, with overdraft risk and potential $25 penalties if a pink slip bounces. Author urges cities to adopt a commercial approach to parking.
A reflective piece celebrates the arrival of spring as a warming on a Sunday that breaks winter’s grip. The author describes sunlight, green shoots, birds, and a reborn mood, noting fewer family quarrels and renewed pride in surroundings. The essay ends with the line that this best day is when suddenly it’s spring.
Santa Fe train will ferry about 250 Chanute high school students to Emporia for the annual district high school music contest. Nelsons of Vilas returned from Tulsa and Drumright after visits to sons. National Honor Society juniors named at senior high: Bates Bond Brant George Kiplinger Martin. KU lettermen practice: Relph and Miller. Rifle club held eleventh annual meeting. Lee elected president, Bowker and Nelson other officers. Indoor and outdoor matches planned with handicaps.
A long simmering rift between Moscow and Beijing over coexistence with the United States shapes a major Cold War angle. Khrushchev's calls for cooperation with Washington contrast with Chinese hardline criticism and anti US rhetoric.
Dear Dr Motner explains ticklishness results from a mix of touch and slight pain, with nerves and pressure levels shaping the response. He notes ticklish areas like the stomach and armpits, warns patients may tense during exams, and offers home methods to reduce tickling while guiding reading on shingles and emphysema.
A Holyrood Gazette item notes a local woman complained the other night about her clothing saying she had nothing indecent to wear. The report reflects a small city chat of fashion and propriety.
A 16 year old reader Nora asks for guidance on moral standards in dating and the social pressure girls face. She seeks both boy and girl viewpoints and notes changes in dating frequency after asserting personal limits. Panelists Ann Britten weigh in with advice.
A listing of primetime programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute and others with daily morning shows news weather and sports segments. Notable entries include Daktari Combat Petticoat Junction Peyton Place and The Fugitive plus afternoon soaps and late night Tonight Show and Detective specials.
NBC airs Please Dont Eat The Daisies at 7 with Burgess Meredith as a wandering hobo teaching the Nash family a lesson. Phyllis Diller guests on Red Skelton at 7 30 with the Rockin Berries also appearing. Troop on ABC at 8 features Cpl Agarn as cook for O Rourke Enterprises with humorous results. CBS Reports at 9 surveys police work in New York and Chicago.
A Tribune booklet note exhorts California teens and their communities to set and uphold a strong moral code during adolescence. It urges decency on sex, tobacco, alcohol, gossip, and immodesty while permitting kissing as a social token, and advises applying the code at home church school and on dates. Readers are invited to request a free copy of Morals are Eternal.
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