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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1966

Page

4

Prevention Is Best Right to the Point Letter Critiques Kansas Patrol

A Tribune excerpt from Claud R. McMamment of the Kansas Highway Commission argues traffic safety requires state action beyond local efforts. He contends patrols use decoy radar to trap violators, questioning whether arrests, not prevention, drive highway safety. He warns federal control could follow if Kansas fails to act.

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Polygamy view from a Salt Lake doctor sparks debate

A Salt Lake City doctor, age 60, proposes that men over 60 deserve two wives to balance widows and lonely bachelors. He cites historical polygamy among Mormons and cites Taft era bans, while acknowledging he has no intention of taking many wives. The piece notes his critique of monogamy and ends with his personal confession of having only one wife.

Salt Lake City Salt Lake Solomon Henry VIII

Moving day in Municipal building as offices relocate

Twenty five years ago Tribune notes moving of the chamber of commerce from the third floor to the ground floor area near the stairway and city commission rooms. The National Youth Administration district HQ will move from 17 S. Evergreen to the chamber of commerce third floor. Also births and local notes include Tony Joe Kepley born April 26 weighing 7 pounds 9 ounces. Plant hobbyist Larry Gaulter foresees full blooms by Mothers Day May 11. Dedication planned for Mexican Baptist Church at 202 W. Mulberry with Rev. Manuel Martinez.

Chamber of Commerce Federal Revenue Collectors City Commissioners Rooms National Youth Administration S. Evergreen Orval Kepley Jorlin Tony Joe Chanute Larry Gaulter S. Grant Ninth and Evergreen Mexican Baptist Church W. Mulberry Manuel Martinez

Doddism Spreads Westward Through Los Angeles Dinners

Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty hosted five dinners in two years raising an estimated 690000. While two were campaign fundraisers, others were testimonial events used to cover personal expenses. Marc h 17 1966 St Patrick's Ball at Hollywood Palladium honored Sam and Betts Yorty netting significant funds.

Drew Pearson Los Angeles Doddism Far West U.S Sam Yorty Richard Nixon John F. Kennedy Sen. Dodd Yorty Pat Brown Hollywood Palladium Sam Betts Yorty

Uric Acid and Gouty Arthritis A Medical Guide

Dr Molner explains uric acid and its role in gouty arthritis. High uric acid forms crystals in joints or kidneys, affecting health. Diet matters but modern drugs control levels with maintenance doses, aiding prevention and reducing painful attacks. A booklet on treatment, priced at 20 cents, is available via this newspaper.

Yorty dinners raise questions over funds and use

A review of five testimonial dinners for Los Angeles Mayor Yorty from 1963 to 1965 shows receipts totaling about $690 000 plus roughly $75 000 from dinner programs. The mayor spent about $400 000 on two campaigns while private funds reached about $900 000 since 1961.

Yorty the Palladium Ambassador Hotel Jimmy Roosevelt Hollywood Palladium James Roosevelt Ucation Freeholders United States Harvey Family Harvey Aluminum Fame Carmine Warshaw Southern California Los Angeles G. Bentley Ryan Ryan Bentley City Hall Palladium

Hudson's Bay Company Charter Date Highlighted

On May 2 1670 the Hudson's Bay Company was chartered covering territory nearly as large as Europe. Other anniversaries note the Communist shift to a Kremlin line ten years prior and Canada selling six million tons of grain to China five years earlier. President Johnson challenged Communist plotters in the Dominican Republic a year ago.

Hudson's Bay Company Europe United States Kremlin China Johnson Dominican Republic

Clip and quip survey of small town humor

A collection of brief witticisms from several papers including Fredonia Herald Wilson County Citizen Coffeyville Journal Sublette Monitor and El Dorado Times. The easterly notes poke at morality money charity extinction spelling and Buddhist contemplation with dry humor.

Television Log Listings Highlight Evening Programs

A dense schedule of channel lineups and programs for Monday through Tuesday listing prime time choices across K O O TV WDAF KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels with multiple film slots, talk shows, dramas, soaps, and news including recurring favorites like The Andy Williams Show and The Tonight Show.

Wdaf.tv Kmbc.tv Kode.tv Wibw.tv Chanute Ken Torey King Odile Capt. Kangaree General Hospital Jack LaLanne Wom the McCoys Morning Star Andy of Mayberry Paradise Bay Dick van Dyke Donna Reed

Hair Care Advice And Health Note From The Times

A reader discusses nit infestation and hair treatment with sterilized combs and brushes. A second note warns diabetics against liquor and offers a headache booklet from Dr Motner with a self addressed stamped envelope and 20 cents to cover printing costs.

Tonight's Top TV Shows Featuring Sid Caesar and Beach Boys

Guest stars Sid Caesar Tallulah Bankhead and the Beach Boys join Andy Williams on NBC at 8 p.m. A UMKC Conservatory Dance Troupe performs Bernstein West Side Story with Roger Seward as Tony and Gail Turner as Maria.

Sid Caesar Tallulah Bankhead the Beach Boys Andy Williams NBC Conservatory of Music of UMKC Leonard Bernstein Roger Seward Tony Gail Turner Maria

Tongass National Forest Largest U.S. Wilderness Reserve

The Tongass National Forest in Alaska is the United States' largest wilderness preserve. It spans about 16 million acres, covering roughly three fourths of Southeast Alaska.

Tongass National Forest Alaska United States

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