Ann Landers letters highlight family and etiquette concerns
A Chanute Tribune column features reader questions on family strife, parental alcohol problems, attire and behavior of mothers with children, teen dating and curfews. Advice urges seeking local help, mentions Al-Anon, and outlines practical steps for coping with teen dating in shared living spaces.
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Alateen
Al-Anon Family Groups
P. O. Box
Madison Square Station
New York 10
New York
Ann Landers
Chanute Tribune
Humboldt UF Goal Sets 4800 For United Fund Drive
Humboldt aims to raise 4800 in the annual United Fund drive beginning in October led by drive chairman Mrs. Robert C. Wulf. Funds support Mental Health 360, Salvation Army 350, Kansas Children’s Service League 350, Boy Scouts 950, Cerebral Palsy 350, Girl Scouts 950, Red Cross 800, campaign cost 200 and Emergency fund 140.
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Humboldt
United Fund
Robert C. Wulf
Salvation Army
Kansas Children's Service League
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
American Red Cross
United Fund Board of Directors
Wulf
Robert A. Finney
Margaret Brinkman
R. W. Blattner
A. L. Googins
A. J. Trueblood
Charles Hogan
Gene Miller
George Garvie
Hoover Report On Racial Rioting
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover releases a government report on racial rioting in northern cities ordered by President Johnson. Johnson said at a September 9 news conference the study could reveal patterns needing further recommendations or possible new laws.
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Washington
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Johnson
Restaurant dining common in American life
About half of American adults eat at restaurants at least weekly, according to a Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia report. The finding highlights the role of dining out in consumer habits and the broader economy.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia
Soviet Leader Seeks West Ties Without Hurting East Bloc
Global briefs report Mikoyan in Moscow stating Russia desires good relations with West Germany but will not compromise Moscow’s alliance with East Germany. He signed a decree ratifying the Soviet East German treaty of friendship and cooperation. Also notes Kolff’s artificial kidney progress and a predicted human artificial heart, Moro scheduling national elections, and Taiwan/China reacting to Japan Red China press news exchange.
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Moscow
Anastas
Mikoyan
Russia
West Germany
Presidium
Supreme Soviet
Erie area guests and events noted in social column
Guests from Portland Oregon visit Erie relatives and attend a luncheon. Local residents start new jobs, attend scout activities, and travel for business. Club meetings note Alaska films, crafts fair planning, and rummage sale preparations. A social column closes with a postal note on oyster production.
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Dorothy Herzer
Midland
Tex
Lester Shepard
Virgil Mix
Chata Michael
Stark
Chris Stanley
Erie Hdu
Henry Watkins
Alaska
Floyd Ruble
Kate Wooster
John Collins
Walter Ptaznik
Mary Circle
The
Federated Church
Paul Beard
Settlement ends rail shop workers strike threat
Washington AP reports final settlement cancels strike by 150000 railroad shop workers. Francis A. ONeill says pay guarantees protection for workers losing jobs or facing pay cuts due to operational changes. Earlier deal on four issues and postponed walkout noted.
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Washington
Francis A. O'Neill
National Mediation Board
Tailor Shop Signs Ad Pledging Quick Pressing
Louisville shop displays a cheeky sign over its door reading Clothes Pressed While You Hide, inviting quick service in a playful boast. The quirky notice reflects local humor in the business district.
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Louisville
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