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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1968
Page
4
The piece contrasts daily crash reports with a AMA stance against federal speed governors. AMA cites distraction risks while manufacturers argue few crashes occur above 70 mph and horsepower aids escape. The editorial urges proactive safety devices and warns resistance invites federal regulation.
The piece compares Andrew Johnson and Lyndon B. Johnson, both reaching the presidency via turmoil and assassination-era shadows. It notes Andrew Johnson’s Civil War era clash with factions, and Lyndon Johnson’s more formal education but contested governance, painting their presidencies as troubled yet pivotal.
Tribune Files reports the Missouri Farmers association agreed to buy the Petroleum Products company refinery and 115 miles of pipelines at Chanute Kansas for 321500 including about 153004 current assets. Frank Young the principal owner seeks sale for personal reasons, not unprofitability. Nearby a missing person incident ends with Harold White found safe after wandering with a dog.
A biblical verse from Luke 22 19 describes Jesus taking bread giving thanks breaking it and declaring this is my body given for you he tells his disciples to do this in remembrance of him The passage emphasizes the ritual of communion and memorial practice.
Washington reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller has decided to run for president, planning a vigorous campaign after family discussions and in the wake of Martin Luther King Jr. s death. Allies note his focus on racial harmony and a brain trust led by Emmett Hughes, with Sen. Thruston Morton involved.
Dr Molner explains arthritis needs both movement and rest to reduce stiffness and pain. Advice includes pacing activity, sit/lie breaks, weight loss, heat therapy, and a new booklet offered for 35 cents.
Dear Ann Landers columns reveal three readers facing tangled relationships. A mother reveals an extramarital affair producing a child with no paternal involvement, a husband’s forgiving stance, and a lover's indifference. A second reader asks to reconnect with a former crush now married, and a teen asks about grounding over smoking and curfew with a harsh response.
The solar wind is a magnetized high energy plasma that streams from the sun at about a million miles per hour. It fills interplanetary space and interacts with planetary magnetic fields, shaping space weather and influencing comet tails and radiation belts.
The report names stores in Washington that were burned or spared during unrest, noting owners active in interracial efforts and others with mixed records. It cites Derive patterns like looting at Morton department stores and selective destruction near Brentwood, and concludes Martin Luther King Jr. death had little influence on the burnings.
An issue of the Tribune dated Thursday April 11 features local notices and brief items. It highlights community events, schedules, and small notices from city organizations for readers.
Evening schedule shows Comedy Is King on several stations. At 7 30 Bewitched and That Girl appear. Dragnets and 4 Troop air before 9 00 news and late movies with Peyton Place and D Martin listed.
Fragmentary TV guide shows day parts and programs across KUHI TV channel 6 for Friday with full listings from Today Show to late night talk and game shows. Reads like a dense grid of network blocks and show titles across morning through night with several time slots and local inserts.
NBC offers Alan King special at 6 30 p m a humorous take on many subjects including hippies gurus and Medicare. The Flying Nun returns at 7 p m on ABC with Sister Bertrille stranded on a small island with two unhappy companions. Bob Hope airs at 7 30 p m on NBC with Janet Leigh and Fernando Lamas in a political caper about US aid and a stolen fortune. CBS airs Kings of the Sun at 8 p m a Mayan epic with Yul Brynner George Chakiris and Shirley Anne Field. Dean Martin hosts Orson Welles Jimmy Stewart and Juliet Prowse on NBC at 9 p m.
A U S District Court jury convicted Calvin Fay Jackson 22 of the December bank robbery at Commercial State Bank in Bonner Springs Kansas The case linked him with Earl Robinson 18 and two women Robinson pleaded guilty and testified For sentencing Judge Arthur J Stanley ordered a pre sentence investigation of Jackson
The day marks events from 1899 treaty ending the Spanish American War to 1947 Jackie Robinson joining the Brooklyn Dodgers in an exhibition game. Also noted are Lincoln's 1865 speech on Reconstruction and Truman removing General MacArthur in 1951.
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