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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1966
Page
4
The president signed a bill to curb theft of pets used in research and to set humane standards for animals in experiments. It creates licensing for dealers, registration of facilities, and record keeping for purchase, transport, and care, requiring state local and public cooperation to stop abuse.
A satirical piece argues widows should be allotted to widowers as four wives each to balance the sex ratio. It cites statistics showing higher widow counts and contemplates tax exemptions and social effects, ending by asking what the President would say about this widow-widower problem.
Twenty-five years ago two new policemen Ralph Toland and Kelly Malson joined the city workforce to replace leaves of absence and resignations. The article notes a large first grade to junior college return for the new school year and reports on library use policies amid student activity at the public facility.
In a Senate min wage debate, Sen. Wayne Morse of Oregon rebuked AFL CIO pressure as he defended labor policies. Morse cited farm work for youths and his family farm practices to argue against restricting underage labor, noting the broader impact on crops and agriculture.
A medical column explains endometriosis, how tissue from the uterine lining can implant outside the uterus, cause painful periods, and affect fertility. It notes surgery or ovary removal in severe cases and mentions endometriosis subsides after menopause. Ovarian cysts may require surgery, and ovary removal can address both conditions.
Local page from the Chanute Tribune dated Thursday September 8 1966 summarizes community news, briefs and notices from Chanute and neighboring areas with brief reports on events, meetings and local figures.
A reader asks how far a mother should set boundaries with married daughters and grandchildren. Ann Landers advises the line is where a mother draws it, noting exploitation occurs when parents are trained to tolerate intrusion.
CBS offers Wonderful World of Wheels at 6 30 p m a car special featuring James Drury Fabian Bob Fuller John Derek and Sean Connery. Troop returns on ABC at 7 p m with Forrest Tucker Larry Storch Ken Berry and Melody Patterson. ABC previews Tammy Grines Show That Girl and Burl Reynolds Hawk at 7 30 8 30 and a travel tale with Tony Randall at 8. The Girl Game follows a travel agent and a Swedish tourist to Greece at 8 p m.
A rough TV guide lists 3 Cleo 6 30 2 4 Tarzan 5 13 World on Wheels 7 Preview Tonight 9 Batman 7 00 F Troup 12 Movie 7 30 5 13 My 3 Sons 2 4 7 Star Trek 9 Tammy Grimes 8 00 5 Movie 13 Destination Safety 9 The Girl Game 8 30 9 That Girl 2 Two In a Taxi 4 Midwestern Hayride 7 The Hero 9 00 13 Billy Graham 9 Hawk 247 Martin s Sum Show 12 News 9 30 12 12 O Clock High 10 02 457 9 13 News
Television listings show programs across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and Chanute for the day. Scheduled soaps, game shows, news hours, cartoons, and late-night features include Captain Kangaroo, I Love Lucy, The McCoys, Jeepers, and general hospital formats with time slots and channel assignments.
A reader asks why a husband corrects them only in public and the columnist explains the violation of a marriage vow. The reply notes etiquette breaches and suggests sending questions to Ann Landers at The Chanute Tribune with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Reports describe several African tribesmen who season meals with wood ashes rich in potassium instead of salt. The practice highlights diverse traditional flavoring methods and mineral use in regional diets.
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