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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
4
The piece argues unemployment peaked after the war at seven percent but fell to four percent in January. It distinguishes four percent into unemployables, between jobs, labor reserve, and surplus common laborers, urging retraining to move workers into skilled roles.
The piece argues the Supreme Court failed to settle pornographic definitions, citing cases upholding publisher convictions yet allowing explicit works like Fanny Hill to be sold. It questions censorship efficacy, noting personal experience with reading and suggests broader First Amendment interpretation.
Chanute officials urged the House Assessment and Taxation Committee to approve a bill allowing tax free cities to share in sales tax residue distributions. The proposal, introduced by Sen. Wilfrid Cavaness, would apply to cities like Chanute that pay part or all operating expenses from utility profits.
In Washington the Commerce Committee clash erupts as Senator Norris Cotton and fellow Republicans dispute the truth in packaging bill while Senator Bass and Senator Neuberger spar over peas labels and serving counts. Chairman Magnuson delays further talks. The piece notes Harvard professor Stuart Hughes, grandson of Charles Evans Hughes, and ties to historic statecraft.
Dear Dr Mother explains pinched nerves can stem from neck or shoulder issues not the arm itself. Causes include disc thinning, vertebrae changes, cervical rib, or neck muscle pressure. Also advises neurology tests and possible neck/shoulder studies.
Panelists from several states share views on teen relationships. Marylin Cohen Lois Miller Phyllis Peterson and Cathy Waldo discuss guidance for teenage couples and how time spent together affects their dating, with emphasis on maintaining balance and realism.
Three Americans from varied backgrounds are honored this week. Bob Hope receives a Washington dinner for service to troops abroad. David G. Baird is praised for philanthropy amid Patman scrutiny. Chester Bowles serves as ambassador to India while advising the White House.
A TV guide style listing presents Thursday and Friday programming across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channel numbers, with primetime titles such as Daniel Boone Batman Gilligan's Island Laredo Henry Phyfe My Three Sons Peyton Place Love Lucy The Nurses The McCoys Andy of Mayberry Parade Night soaps and game shows, plus news and weather segments.
ABC offers Let My People Go at 7 p.m. a stirring doc on the Jewish exile. CBS presents Gidget Goes Hawaiian at 8 p.m. with James Darren. ABC adds This Proud Land at 8 p.m. hosted by Robert Preston touring Fisk University and Nashville. NBC showcases a night of music and guest stars at 9 p.m. from Dean Martin's club.
A booklet advises teenage boys and girls to avoid intimate romance, stressing honesty, mutual respect, and balance with school and social life. It encourages dating other peers, spending time with families, pursuing shared cultural interests, and rejecting secrecy or marriage- Plans to request a free copy from The Tribune Booklet Dept. in Temple City, California.
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