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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1968
Page
4
The Economist of London argues against deflation and strict import controls by the United States. It notes the current U S balance of payments deficit is due to abroad investment by U S firms since the mid-1950s, bringing technology to Europe. It warns that sharp spending cuts could trigger a worldwide recession while urging careful fiscal and monetary policy to sustain global activity.
Commerce Department data show 85.4 billion before taxes in Q4 1967 but taxes absorb more than half leaving about 42 billion in realized profits. Stockholders face double taxation and net around 14.7 billion after personal taxes, a modest return versus total GNP. AT&T and GM cited as illustrative cases.
Dr. Molner explains nails grow lumpy and split due to cuticle disease or improper care. Diagnosis requires exam by a dermatologist. long nails and overprotection worsen brittleness, while regular use strengthens nails. Short to medium nails with practical care are advised. many readers’ questions about odors, blood pressure, and acne are noted and answered in brief.
A reader asks about how to handle a child’s heaven questions after a grandfather’s death and whether grandma’s poker remark was appropriate. Ann Landers advises offering comfort about heaven, not moralizing, and suggests focusing on reassurance rather than card playing.
County Commissioner John Hargrave won Chanute's mayoral race defeating H W Loy by 1 012 to 731, carrying four of five precincts. Other local notes include visiting residents from Chanute to Coffeyville Independence and trips to Kansas City Lawrence and Benedict.
A devotional note presents 1 John 5 18 stating that those born of God do not sin and keep themselves protected from the evil one. The verse emphasizes divine guardianship and moral resilience for believers.
President Lyndon Johnson hosted talks with Robert Kennedy and adviser Ted Sorensen in a tense session. He explained the North Vietnam bombing pause using a map, noting Fulbright’s opposition and the need to shield American troops while tracing supply routes into Laos and along the Laotian border.
In a briefing, President Johnson outlines advisers including Arthur Goldberg and Clark Clifford and Nick Katzenbach urging measured terms. He says 78 percent of North Vietnam and 90 percent of its population would be spared bombing, Haiphong streets included. Johnson remains aloof from party politics while Humphrey grows closer as tensions over unity and peace persist.
Prime time list features Gunsmoke and Cowboy in Africa at 6:30 5 6 13 and The Monkees at 7 The Monkees air at 7 on channel 7 while Rowan & Martin begin at 7 30 on channels 5 6 13 Lucy Shaw follows at 7 30 and Andy Griffith at 8 9 12 13 Academy Preview airs at 9 9 00 Spy and Academy Cont Perot panel wrap at 9 10 News closes the night across listed channels.
Television listing for KUHI-TV Channel 6 shows a dense day of daytime and evening programs including Sunrise Seminar, Today, Match Game, Password, News, The Edge of Night, Perry Mason, Batman, and Tonight Show among others. Notable items list game shows, soaps, and movies across multiple time slots with anchors like Jack LaLanne, Merv Griffin, and Joey Bishop.
Cowboy in Africa on ABC at 6 30 features Wing Commander Hayes inviting Jim Sinclair and his Navajo partner to test roping on the African veld. One More Time at 7 30 is a Wayne Newton hosted special with Basie Laine Ford Starr and Ray performing classic songs. Danny Thomas Hour on NBC presents The Enemy with Davis Jr and others involving Nazi infiltration. Academy Awards on ABC has Bob Hope hosting the Oscar ceremony at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
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