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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1967
Page
4
The Supreme Court decided that interstate mail order houses operating exclusively by mail are not required to collect state sales or use taxes from customers. This may give such stores a price edge over local retailers, potentially destabilizing business and prompting calls for congressional reversal.
Dr Molner explains when lung surgery may help TB patients and how dormant germs can restart illness. He notes scar tissue may harbor germs, why surgery aims to preserve breathing capacity, and recovery time. The column also answers questions on rheumatic fever, sunflower seeds, non salted canned goods, and menopause coping resources.
A humorous reflection on a primitive hunter’s shock at a changed cave interior and a modern domestic dispute. The narrator links ancient male annoyance at rearranged space to a morning in his own living room, choosing patience over conflict.
Twenty five years ago a Yoos led survey among 167 seniors shows 97 seeking local summer employment. Junior college sophomores numbering 73, nine fewer than 1941 graduates, will receive diplomas May 22 and attend baccalaureate at Memorial Auditorium with Dr. Eugene N. Duty delivering the sermon. The Country Club spring formal drew nearly 300 guests. notable attendees included Mayor B M Dunham and James A Allen.
Soviet embassy staff consider salt and fresh water fishing in a Maryland tributary feeding into the Chesapeake Bay. They request licenses and face a $1 to $10 fee. a plan proposes using presidential or governor licenses to cover the 85 names. Meanwhile Elliott Roosevelt runs for reelection as mayor of Miami Beach and boasts federal grant gains.
Local edition highlights community events for Chanute and surrounding areas. Photos and notices cover city life, civic meetings, school activities, and upcoming weekend programs.
Letters to Ann Landers cover confessions about premarital pregnancy and keeping it secret, revealing lies and later truth. A woman reveals she lied about being divorced to marry, and a mother asks how to handle a falling out between her daughter and daughter‑in‑law. Ann warns readers to mind their own business and emphasizes honesty.
Sat breakfast quips and aphorisms from multiple papers include a weatherman joke about cleaning the attic, a memory expert definition, college football platooning ideas, late payment humor, modern art confusion, efficiency chatter, friendship quote, and a remark on American women's dress.
An 8-year-old purebred Karakul ewe sold at auction in Windhoek for 1,310 rand, a new world record for Karakul stock. Buyer was J. A. Badenhorst from nearby South Africa. Previous Windhoek record was 1,100 rand set in 1964. Pelts from Karakul lambs fetch up to 5,000 rand each.
Friday paper previews Sundays lineup with Jackie Gleason Flipper Please Dont Eat The Daisies Lawrence Welk Mission Impossible Get Smart Movie Hollywood Palace Pistols Petticoats Porter Wagoner Gunsmoke shows and times.
A detailed Monday schedule lists morning to late night programs across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. It notes shows such as Today Show Captain Kangaroo Love That Bob and Jeopardy with a long lineup including news, soap operas, game shows, and late night talk, ending with Las Vegas Show and M-Squad.
NBC offers the Hitchcock thriller The Man Who Knew Too Much at 8 p.m. starring James Stewart Doris Day and Christopher Olsen plus a lineup of classic programs including Pistols N Petticoats Death Valley Days Bonanza and a Jack Paar special with Judy Garland and Bob Newhart.
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