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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1966
Page
2
The column shares tips on using plastic stack bins under sinks for towels and toiletries, turning a painting upside down for a fresh look, and using nylon net to steady short stems in vases. Also covers dyeing with a nylon stocking and rinsing tubs with a flexible spray hose.
Social and church groups in Humboldt active with meetings and recognitions. Bethany class held covered dish supper at Mrs. Robert Townsend home with guest Doris Thompson from Arkansas. Other notes detail BYF service at First Baptist, WSCS at the Methodist Church, and social visits by local families.
In Kislovodsk the Komsomolskaya Pravda criticized sex lectures as risky and urged sex education to stay separated or read privately to avoid cynicism and loss of modesty. The brief notes the stance of the youth league on the topic.
On this date in 1934 Hauptmann was indicted for the Lindbergh baby murder. Ten years ago Don Larsen pitched a perfect World Series game for the Yankees against the Dodgers. Five years ago Prince Souphanouvong named premier of Laos after talks with pro Western and pro Communist factions. One year ago President Johnson had gall bladder surgery. Watchmen in Singapore block doors with beds as they guard during sleep duties.
AP reports more than 5,000 U.S. servicemen may die in Vietnam this year with 3,765 killed through last week and 22,000 wounded since January. American deaths reach 54 to 58 percent of Vietnamese losses. casualties mount as U.S. involvement grows.
YATES CENTER events include East ern Star visitors from Chanute and local chapters, VFW Auxiliary meeting at Mrs. Elsie Peyton’s home, and a Woodson county Homemakers session at Yates Center High School with Naomi Johnson detailing clothing colors. About 135 attended the public extension program as part of 1966 sessions.
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including publisher Dwight McCreight news editor John Hovorka and advertising manager Fay D. Clopine. It publishes subscription rates for various regions and delivery options with monthly and yearly terms for in town and outside trade areas.
The Veterans of World War I and Auxiliary gathered at the Veterans Hall on a Monday evening. Visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Wymer and Mr. and Mrs. Willoughby of Fredonia and K. K. Elder of Pratt, a retired colonel and former WWI staff member who spoke to the group. Music and entertainment were provided by the Ellmer Allen family.
The Women's Society of Christian Service held its Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church parlor, gathering members for fellowship and forthcoming plans.
The Ivory-billed woodpecker may be the rarest bird in the United States if it is not already extinct. The sentence notes the uncertain survival status of this elusive species.
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