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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1968
Page
2
The piece critiques Ronald Reagan as California governor, noting his one million vote win and his portrayal as an actor turned politician. It argues his budget plans and spending exceed promises, with emphasis on his failure to cut taxes and to govern with decisive action.
The piece argues that Gov. Reagan has not shown value from his record in California's higher education system. It cites financial crisis and campus acrimony as issues of his responsibility and questions his suitability for the presidential nomination. It notes praise for critics’ fairness and contrasts with Lyndon Johnson's 1964 White House rise.
Twenty five years ago Fathers of Chanute service men were urged to attend a meeting next Tuesday night to form a club or organization. Youth club plans bicycle parade for Aug 18 announced three prize judges.
A devotional note quotes Jesus words from Matthew 12 36 37 urging accountability for idle speech and declaring that words reveal true judgment on the day. The excerpt emphasizes speech as a moral measure.
Instructions urge readers to contact their Tribune phone line or, if unavailable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. at the specified service point. The note emphasizes reaching the carrier when other lines fail and provides operational hours for late evening assistance.
ABC airs Public Affair at 6 30 featuring Myron McCormick Edward Binns and Judson Pratt as a senator fights state agencies while a lobbyist campaign spreads rumors. NBC and CBS cover the Republican convention from Miami Beach at 6 30. Felony Squad on ABC at 8 features Stone pursuing Joe Morales in a slaying probe.
Some authorities distinguish a dolphin by a beak and a porpoise by a blunter nose. In the United States many people and biologists classify all these creatures as porpoises within the whale order.
Three grand temples stand at Baalbeck built by Imperial Rome to dazzle the East with imperial power and architectural prowess.
The piece argues that hijackings to Havana persist as Cubans divert flights, with passengers and pilots pressured by gunmen. It notes seven incidents this year and calls for stronger gun control in Congress, warning of potential international incidents if planes are seized.
TV schedule listing Color at 5 30 Rep Convention program and 7 30 Geo Wallace appearance with channel and time references.
Television schedule page listing programs across multiple channels for Tuesday with times from 6:30 to 12:30 including Today Show Spotlight Mil tion etc and late night shows and soap operas across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13. The page features many variety programs and game shows along with news and specials.
In a column Terry Murphy argues farmers require strong leadership to articulate a clear voice and rally support. He criticizes timid farm groups and calls for no nonsense spokesmen focusing on marketing, production controls, and reform of farm policy rather than mere sympathy. He notes high production yet low prices and urges leaders to balance output with market demand to avoid bread-line consequences.
The piece traces Nelson Rockefeller’s long public service record from Latin American coordinator under FDR to governor of New York. It argues his appeal crosses party lines, notes past booing at San Francisco, and contends Republicans may need Democratic votes to win in 1968. Rockefeller’s reforms and liberal stance are highlighted as assets for a comeback.
A roundup of local social visits with the Dunbars in Wichita and relatives in Chanute Parsons and Coffeyville. Attendees include the Deweys Hyde Hammil Koch Streets Lindquist Girard and many more at family dinners birthdays and prenuptial events.
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