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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
4
Delaware filed suit in the Supreme Court seeking to declare the electoral college unconstitutional and urged states like Kansas to join as plaintiffs. The piece notes several states have shifted sides, outlines district and proportional alternatives, and argues for constitutional amendment as the wisest path to reform.
A reader column discusses a case of a woman seeking a full funeral for her horse. Ann Landers advises psychiatric help, while the writer sympathizes with the horse owner and criticizes modern disposals. The piece notes the horse’s bond with its owner and argues for respectful, horse-appropriate sendoffs. Flowers are deemed inappropriate. hay sprays with a biblical line are suggested.
Reader questions Dr Molner advises a six month check for in turning feet in children. If advised, see family doctor or a specialist. Sometimes benign as muscles grow. if not, early advice prevents later costs. Also notes on smoking and atherosclerosis, and toxic labyrinthitis causes and treatments.
Local notes and notices from Chanute Kansas published on Thursday September 15 1966 include community updates, upcoming events, and short items of interest from residents and area organizations.
Readers argue about teachers overstepping into parenting and moral guidance. Landers defends schools as surrogate counselors, noting some children rely on educators for communication with parents. A Michigan man asks if a second wife can accept his child. Landers advises against marriage to protect all involved. A reader cites long elevator affairs with lipstick marks on clothing as proof of suspicion.
Aurora Ramirez of Humboldt received the Mexican Independence fiesta queen crown from Chancellor Fernando G Oberlin in Kansas City. The celebration continues tonight at Little Mexico on the city’s south edge.
The Bimini Bugle reports congressman Adam Clayton Powell and staffer Corrine Huff fishing in Bimini on Aug 12 as Mrs Powell seeks divorce to wed Huff. Powell later left hotel bills unpaid and allegedly did not see his wife or son, with Powell and Huff listed as participants in the tournament and Huff noted as Miss Ohio.
Rep Wayne Hays proposes aligning State Department civil service with career service to allow removal of underperformers. Pell blocks the plan, keeping civil servants from being transferred or fired and enabling appeals to the Civil Service Commission. Pell has stalled the Hays bill in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
NBC airs Daniel Boone at 6 30 and Dean Martin at 9 p m as new seasons begin. CBS starts My Three Sons at 7 30 and The Music Man movie in two parts at 8 p m with Robert Preston and Shirley Jones. Jericho debuts 6 30 p m on NBC about smuggling a radar expert into occupied Holland. Hayride on Channel 4 at 8 30 p m features country music and comedy.
TV Tonight lists color broadcasts at 6:30 with Daniel Boone Jericho Batman and My Three Sons. Evening slots feature That Girl Tammy Grimes Bewitched The Hero and Dean Martin. Late news airs after 9 and a 12 OClock High recap at 9:30.
A Friday September 16 TV guide presents a multi-channel schedule for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. It covers morning to late night with news, cartoons, game shows, soaps, westerns, dramas, sports, and variety programs across stations.
A reader recalls a wife slipping combs and hairpins to trap her husband with another woman. The husband died. the narrator expresses gratitude for staying loyal and praises courage and discipline in a moral quandary. Ann Landers offers guidance via The Chanute Tribune’s column.
A light note from the Dodge City Globe remarks on local sports chatter about students and history. The column suggests everyday concerns deserve calm and perspective.
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