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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1966
Page
8
A reader asks for guidance on a teen romance with a 15 year old boy. Panelists advise patience, self discipline, and delaying dating until 18, stressing manners grooming honesty and loyalty as key rating factors. They suggest writing for a booklet on rating boys.
The Altoona Midway Unified School District 387 approves a health nurse and a summer reading arithmetic and PE project, continuing ESEA efforts from January 1966. Katherine Relph is contracted as health nurse, working mornings at Midway and afternoons at Altoona with 10 to 20 students daily, 488 student health records, and planned eye, audio, and dental tests plus future reading and recreation programs.
Two nuclear submarines the Whale and the Sunfish will be christened by the Navy on October 14 in a ceremony at the Quincy Division of General Dynamics. They are deep diving high speed attack subs designed for surface and submarine targets.
Rita Parsons celebrated her 11th birthday with a party Sunday. Her parents the Earl ParsonsPostmaster and Mrs Earl Parsons hosted six sixth grade classmates from Fredonia at Riverside Park Independence. Guests included Beth Hartung Bryce Remsberg Nan Jackson and Mary Ann Bryant. Refreshments featured birthday cake ice cream and pops.
A tuna salad is prepared with mayonnaise and diced celery and gherkins. Serve this creamy mix on crisp greens for a light meal.
On this date 1812 Russians burned Moscow as Napoleon's forces occupied. Also noted Mao Tse-tung opened the 8th Chinese Communist party congress in Peking ten years ago, Cuba began deporting priests five years ago, and J W Fulbright criticized U S intervention in the Dominican Republic one year ago.
The Rev. Wright M. Horton attended the service with Bill Larson of Topeka who spoke on criminal rehabilitation. Larson, representing the Topeka chapter of the 7th Step Foundation, said he spent 34 years in prison. Horton entered Chanute tuberculosis hospital this week for a check-up.
A lighthearted look questions sanity with a humorous quiz about behavior and everyday quirks. The piece ends by declaring if most answers are affirmative you are normally abnormal in a wry New York AP tone.
Kansas jobless figures fell sharply in the week ending September 10. The State Employment Security Division reported insured unemployment at 0.9 percent, down from 1.3 percent the prior week and 2.3 percent a year ago.
Bowling scores list for Gray Lumber Company La Rosa Restaurant Fadler's Produce and others with high games and player initials. Scores show multiple teams including Fursman Motors Top Hat Cleaners Disney Market and General Novelty with highs listed like 10 and 30 in several categories.
Three former Belmont winners Nashua Gallant Man and Jaipur now stand as stallions at Spendthrift Farm in Lexington Kentucky. They join Leslie Combs as notable figures in breeding history shaping the farm program.
Chanute Tribune reports Sep 15 1966 on page nine with brief notices and local items. Community events, school news and local updates provide a snapshot of Chanute life in mid September 1966.
New York physicians increasingly prescribe a modern medical formula that quickly relieves shortness of breath in asthma patients. The remedy stops choking attacks within minutes and restores normal breathing, with prompt use preventing severe episodes.
Miss Joanne Meyer demonstrates Miracle Renz-It from Remwood Chemical Company, a spray on rinse off product that cleans windows and screens without touching the glass, even on second-story panes, in about 20 minutes. It also wax-polishes cars in 10 minutes for about 25 cents, available at Dillon Food Stores and lumber companies in Tulsa.
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