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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
6
In West Germany the Der Stern hosts a hare and tortoise race to promote safe driving. A 930 mile Hamburg to Rimini trip pits a fast driver against a slow one. The fast driver averaged 44 mph overall, the slow 45. The hare used more fuel, passed more cars, and showed fatigue, while the tortoise remained relaxed. The piece asks who wins in real terms.
The piece surveys central Hong Kong on Queen’s Road from western banks to the Chinese market area. It notes crowded sidewalks, stalls of jewelry and vegetables, guards with gas guns, steep ladder streets, and booming commerce with refugees finding low paid jobs.
Erie district court jury found two youths guilty of second degree burglary after they allegedly robbed a grocery store. The trial followed a defense claim that the Erie attackers were intoxicated and unable to know their actions.
The U.S. delegation to the United Nations faced budget strain for official gatherings and social events. Mrs. Arthur Goldberg appealed to American wives to bake cakes and donate refreshments for a Drew Pearson wives tea, with no budget for items. The piece notes past cost-cutting and parallel fights over drug pricing and brand-name versus generic options in Congress.
A mother seeks guidance after revealing a father brutalizes their eight‑month‑old baby. The doctor explains such cruelty risks lasting emotional harm and cites possible parental abuse history. Also included are brief medical cautions on gallstones and a note on cousin marriages and genetic risk.
Chanute Tribune round up of local items dated October 22 1966 covers community notes, upcoming events, and brief notices from Chanute Kansas and surrounding area. Includes civic announcements and social happenings of the week.
Advice column by Ann Landers from 1966 addressing weight shaming, skin odor confidence, and social etiquette. Readers ask how to respond to a husband who teases about eating, a woman with a perceived body odor, and how to decline a vacation with friends with a child, with pragmatic, blunt guidance and cross appeals.
TV listings show 6:30 2 4 7 Flipper 5 12 13 Jackie Gleason 7 Death Var Days 4 7 Dont Eat Daisies 7:30 5 12 Pistols Petticoats 9 13 Lawrence Welk 2 4 7 Get Smart 8:00 2 4 7 Movie 5 12 Mission Impossible 8:30 13 T H E Cat 9 Hollywood Palace 9:00 5 12 13 Gunsmoke 9:30 9 Grand Ole Opry
Prime time and daytime schedule details for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels. Morning blocks include Sunrise Semester and news. afternoon features soap operas, game shows, and talk shows. Evening lineup runs through Jeopardy, The Doctor, and The Tonight Show with multiple network programs and syndicated series.
NBC airs The Proud and The Profane at 8 p.m. with Holden Kerr and Ritter set on Guadalcanal during World War II. Phyllis Diller guests Hollywood Palace at 8:30 p.m. on ABC. Gunsmoke on CBS at 9 p.m. The FBI moves against the Mafia on ABC at 7 p.m. Bonanza follows at 8 p.m. NBC offers Andy Williams special at 9 p.m. with Allen Arnold Clark Stevens on NBC.
A collection of witty lines from various papers critiquing society and manners. The set includes remarks on broadmindedness flattened by experience and the social faux pas of cocktail parties.
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