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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1966
Page
5
A panel of high school girls counsels a 14 year old writer. They urge choosing a personal, honest standard over following peers, avoid risky behaviors, and set boundaries on dating. They emphasize self-respect, parental guidance, and avoiding temptation to protect reputation and future opportunities.
On this date in 1781 the American Revolution ended with Cornwallis surrender at Yorktown Virginia. Peace was not formally declared until September 1783. The notes also mention a 10 year ago U N Security Council Palestine debate and a five year ago U S nuclear test stance. One year ago a Hungarian diplomat sought asylum in London.
Juniors Dan Weaver a center and Dave Weaver a half back twin brothers play for Lafayette College football. They hail from Johnstown Pennsylvania and are noted as key players on the squad.
Washington AP report lists Kansas members' votes on key measures including a 61 to 4 passage of a $4.1 billion public works bill and a 305 to 42 defense appropriations vote. It notes who did and did not vote, with Carlson and Pearson often not voting. The piece also mentions votes on campaign funding, foreign aid, and anti espionage crime measures.
The Postmaster General said 4.2 million more families will soon receive door to door mail service while five million more homes remain curbside in isolated or undeveloped areas. Local mail routing decisions to replace curbline delivery are entrusted to clerks and managers.
Erie coverage notes the Swine Association discussing a nationwide pork promotion program aimed at boosting demand. Officials described funding, outreach, and potential partnerships to expand market reach for pork producers.
Pittsburg Kansas AP reports teacher Don Horner moved from part time at Pittsburg State College to a full time post at Crowder College Neosho Missouri. He reported for school with a full beard and officials recommended shaving.
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