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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1968
Page
4
The piece notes Japan may collect patent royalties from the United States for new color TV picture tubes, citing 1966 royalties of 4.17 million dollars and projecting reversal by 1970 as Japan advances in Europe and Japan lead in cameras motorcycles trains tires guns jet engines engraving machines and other technologies while the U S maintains assembly lines and social welfare.
Braniff International promotes a clock on each plane to signal published arrival times plus 15 minutes. Passengers would receive a one dollar token if the clock rings before terminal arrival. Critics question CAB timing rules and the plan’s sanity and lasting value.
Twenty five years ago a 1000 pound aerial bomb labeled as an Easter egg for Hitler’s birthday was placed at Main and Lincoln to honor the war bond drive. Neosho county residents and surrounding counties attended a meeting in Chanute to emphasize youth involvement in the war effort and bond sales backing Berlin.
Washington report says the Johnson administration spurned Warsaw as a peace talks site, a move attributed to Walt Rostow. The piece notes Rostow’s MIT background, JFK era roles, and his cool reception to talks with North Vietnam, highlighting tensions with Bobby Kennedy and East‑West diplomacy.
Medical guidance reviews dropped foot causes from nerve damage and pressure, injury, or toxins with brace and therapy options. A Q&A covers radiation from TVs, hiatal hernia concerns, meat storage during travel, and advises readers to request Dr Molner's booklet with a request note and 25 cents.
Dear Ann Landers replies that not all can be world bearers and drive to excel. A reader asks about being average and content to get by, and Ann warns mediocrity brings limited rewards in a competitive world.
The piece traces Rostow born 1916 alongside Eugene Debs, his father’s admiration for Debs shaping names. It notes Rostow’s Rhodes scholarship, Yale doctorate, teaching roles at Oxford Cambridge and MIT, OSS service aboard the Empire Mersey, loss of luggage after a 1942 sinking, a $585.50 reimbursement bill, and a confidential memo with initials SOB that strained Kennedy Diefenbaker talks.
Tarzan on NBC at 6 30 faces death after aiding an archaeologist and delivering a jewel to a power hungry army leader. Operation Entertainment on ABC at 7 30 features Jim Lange host of The Dating Game with Patti Page Pat Buttram Hines Hines Dad Mary Taylor and others. CBS movie Young Cassidy at 8 stars Rod Taylor Julie Christie Maggs Smith. Guns of Will Sennett on ABC at 8 30. Will and Jeff learn the man they pursue was killed during village clean up. Judd for the Defense on ABC at 9 shows Clinton Judd fighting a private police force after a mayor is assassinated.
Maj. John Wesley Powell, Civil War veteran, became the first to navigate the Colorado River with one arm after losing the other at Shiloh, marking a historic feat in exploration.
Prime time features Tarzan Wild Wild West and Star Trek at 7 to 8 PM, followed by Wagon Train and Hollywood Squares. News closes out the lineup at 10 PM with Judd and Inner Space. other slots include Wizard of Oz and Opera entertainments.
A detailed television grid for WIBW TV 13 and KUHI TV 6 lists morning through late night programs on Saturday April 27 including cartoons, game shows, dramas, news, sports, and religious fare. Notable entries include The Flintstones, Space Ghost, The Incredible Hulk, Johnny Quest, The Lone Ranger, News segments, and various feature films and live shows.
Kirley reports bowling scores with high lines for girls and boys. Julie Blessing posted 133 for high 10 and 246 for high 20, Brad Bright achieved 145 for high 10 and 256 for high 20.
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