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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1966
Page
7
The piece highlights a diplomatic approach to restoring ties with a father figure via a senior envoy. It frames the mediator as crucial to reopening dialogue and easing past tensions between families or communities.
Rodney 17 asks how to repair strained ties with his father after getting two moving violations while driving his dad's car. The panel advises paying refunds via odd jobs, apologizing sincerely, and letting his mother mediate a respectful reconciliation when the time is right.
Brig. Gen. William Jefferson Glasgow, West Point 1891 graduate, marks his 100th birthday in El Paso Texas. He recalls a quiet day at home, sleeps most of the day, and notes a few surviving classmates Col. Lewis Sorley and Gen. John L. Hines.
The May 12 spring freeze and ongoing drought sparked an estimated 3.25 million to 6 million dollars in insured wheat losses across 22 Kansas counties. FCIC official Russell Bowling notes insured liability over seven million, with 6,000 policyholders affected. Losses center in central and southeast Kansas, with counties named including Lane, Ness, Rush, Barton, Finney, Hodgeman, Gray, Ford, Butler, Greenwood, Cowley, Elk, Wilson, and Montgomery.
Detailed final standings show teams like Jeff's Foodliner Ku Ku Burger Bar White Grill and Litwin's with high scores and player tallies featuring Tucker Hunziker Norris Woods and Rhodes. The fragmentary list includes lane totals and high game figures alongside a recipe note about an unexpected vegetable relish accompanying curry.
Fort Scott resident Paul Stewart 67 uses a WWII style mine detector to hunt for buried valuables linked to 19th century border warfare. He and his wife searched near Marmaton village west of Fort Scott after finding a burned 1819 Spanish dollar. The coin’s value is modest, but Stewart remains inspired by outdoor lore and Civil War tales from his grandfather.
Keep America Beautiful Inc estimates that American industry spends about 1 million dollars annually to curb litterbugs. In the past decade business has invested 6 to 8 million dollars in anti litter activities. Expenditures have risen recently says KAB executive vice president Alien H Seed Jr. Funds support anti litter groups films school literature and advertising.
Nearly all Kentucky counties grow tobacco with 118 of 120 counties producing the crop. The report notes tobacco remains a dominant agricultural staple across the state.
Heating fat for deep frying should be done slowly. Use a deep saucepan or kettle that is one-half to two-thirds full of melted shortening, and allow up to twenty minutes for gradual warming.
A New York AP column argues for a Great Society tribute to America's middle aged 40 to 65. It urges Johnson and Congress to create medals and parades, recognizing their unsung labor, economic contribution, and family stewardship as vital to the nation.
On May 19 1943 British Prime Minister Winston Churchill spoke to a joint session of Congress in Washington. The day marks the historical broadcast and reflects Allied strategy during World War II as listed in today in history summaries.
Brief items from the Chanute Tribune page seven dated Thursday May 19 cover local brief notices and short reports from Chanute and surrounding area. Contains community updates and small notices.
In Kentucky the number of one room schools fell from 3278 to 422 over 17 years with all but nine located in mountainous areas.
The article notes that the decoy cannon Price arranged to slow Yankee pursuers is still supposed to be in position, preserving the feint as a strategic bluff in the ongoing chase.
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