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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1968
Page
4
Editorial argues the United States overextends itself with Vietnam war efforts and global commitments in Germany Korea and other lands. It notes vast civilian aid welfare programs housing promises and a costly space program while warning that a major national shift is needed.
The piece notes President Johnson cautions the nation to expect austerity though details are unclear. It contrasts British tax hikes, such as a 100 percent levy on investment income for the very rich and higher sales taxes, with anticipated U S cuts and likely 10 percent surtax.
Tribune Files notes Rev F W Litchman recommends Chanute school and city bodies allocate about $2000 for a juvenile protection program. Also reports on local visits and civic efforts, plus a Liberty Loan drive milestone and military draft figures from 25 and 50 years ago.
A devotional line presents the message that love is walking in God's commandments as heard from the beginning, citing the verse from 11 John. The wording emphasizes obedience as the core of love within the Christian teaching.
Pearson and Anderson criticize the Senate ethics code as weak and riddled with loopholes. They argue it legitimizes Nixon style slush funds, allows wives to hold assets, and permits unreported legal fees, enabling avoidance of disclosure. The column notes past scandals and urges stronger external oversight.
Dear Dr Molner cautions readers about eye irritation from diluted shampoo and deodarant soaps. He notes individual sensitivity varies and recommends tests and keeping eyes closed during rinsing. He explains cosmetics fall largely outside FDA purview and warns against overgeneral risk removal.
Dear Ann Landers answers readers questions on second marriages and happiness, noting some second marriages succeed while others fail. She discusses a daughter’s unhappy move to a cramped home with an 18 year old and a service man, and a marital dispute over grace at a family dinner.
The piece condemns a weak ethics code that would allow gifts under 300 dollars and hide outside income. It cites Bernard Goldfine and Sen Tom Dodd, noting the Senate’s reluctance to fully disclose finances. George Aiken stands out as a rare honest voice urging true reform ahead of November elections.
Friday and Sunday prime time lineup note several game shows and comedies. Notable entries include Jackie Gleason The Saint Dating Game Newlywed Game Charlie Brown's All Stars Lawrence Welk My Three Sons Get Smart Hogan's Heroes Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction Mannix Slim Pickins Grand Ole Opry. Sunday's listings appear in Friday's paper.
A dense daily grid lists KVOO Ch 2 to KUHI Ch 6 programs including Sunrise Semester Education This Morning and Jeopardy. Classic shows span I Love Lucy Perry Mason Andy Griffith The Doctors Dark Shadows and The Tonight Show with regional airings and multiple time slots across stations.
CBS airs Charlie Brown's All-Stars at 7:30 p.m. with the Peanuts gang facing a long losing streak. NBC showcases The Thrill of It All with Doris Day and James Garner. ABC presents Hollywood Palace at 8:30 p.m. with Don Adams hosting Nancy Sinatra and the King Family. Dick Van Dyke CBS special at 7 p.m. features Carl Reiner and Michael Legrand. ABC screens Hudd at 8 p.m. Paul Newman and Patricia Neal star in a rugged cattle country drama. Smothers Brothers on CBS at 8 p.m. with Carl Reiner and Hamilton Camp.
Dear Wilma asks about public prayer at family gatherings and concern that lack of grace in spoken rituals led to rough behavior. Ans Landers argues grace can be part of public custom without sacrilege and that public prayer would improve the world. Copyright 1967.
On this date in 1917 Woodrow Wilson signed the declaration of war between the United States and Germany. In 1830 Mormon church was organized by Joseph Smith at Fayette New York. In 1841 John Tyler became president after Harrison death. In 1909 Robert E Peary reached the North Pole. In 1941 German forces began invading Greece and Yugoslavia.
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