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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1968
Page
2
Eunice Egan of Downey California writes to defend Hip column against charges of encouraging civil disobedience. She warns against letting uninformed voices corner dissenters while criticizing tax, welfare, and war spending and praising citizen protest as part of the American tradition.
John C Harris argues that top executives should take extended vacations to recharge. He cites a fear of audits and insecurity as reasons for never leaving the office. He suggests firm leaders fire absentee desk-bound managers with a guaranteed return job.
Twenty five years ago a busload of Neosho county inductees left Chanute for Fort Leavenworth to face army examiners. Included were 18 year old youths among older men and several Erie group representatives attended Chanute Kiwanis luncheon with Ray Keech as speaker. Corp. Lewis D. Barnett returned to Wendover Field after visiting Chanute relatives.
A reader asks about mouth ulcers, their causes, and treatments. Dr Molner notes canker sores are inside the mouth and may relate to virus injury allergy or acidity from foods, suggesting tetracycline swish in some cases and observing if citrus or vinegar foods trigger attacks.
A brief religious note cites I Thessalonians 4 8 urging reverence for God and the Holy Spirit granted to believers. The passage cautions against contempt of divine authority and underscores spiritual responsibility.
Terry Murphy argues that feeding the hungry lags behind rising need and that moral rhetoric alone will not solve hunger. He criticizes birth control debates and church leadership, urging decisive action beyond ritual and continued charity, noting Pope John XXIII’s earlier leadership and a local maintenance scene near a power plant.
A cryptic schedule fragment lists times and program codes across channels. Entries include Color 5 30 Rep. Convention and Flying Nun Bewitched That Girl with channel indicators and numbers, but missing full titles and dates.
Miami report argues voters pay for campaigns through taxes and loopholes benefiting oil interests. It cites Kennedy and Eisenhower eras, notes drug manufacturers and yacht backers, and warns Medicare drug pricing drives lobby power and higher costs for consumers.
Debates in Congress feature Sen. Roman Hruska of Nebraska as the chief advocate for the drug lobby. He has been named to Nixon's nine member board of Congressional advisers.
Listing of daytime and prime time TV programs across stations Chanute KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KVOO and others for Friday August 9 including Today Show Jack LaLanne Merv Griffin Wheel and various soaps sports and game shows. notes year 1969 era programming and channel numbers for local audience.
TV listings show ABC airings at 6 30 p m including The Second Hundred Years and The Flying Nun at 7 p m Bewitched at 7 30 p m and That Girl at 8 p m NBC CBS provide Republican National Convention coverage at 6 30 p m with ABC simulcast at 8 30 p m Sister Bertrille’s rock hunt collides with an unexpected companion while Luke Carpenter faces a ranch foreman over their boss and a dormitory scene features Ann Marie and Harry Banner with Don Hollinger’s fraternity brother using his apartment the same night.
The column discusses ulcers or cankers with varied remedies such as silver nitrate, trichloracetic acid, licorice ingredient, and tannin tea. It notes possible links to menstrual cycles and stress, mentions heredity, and cites steroids for severe cases. Readers ask about vitamin C and syphilis treatment, with Dr Momner promoting a booklet on balance disorders and inviting mail for questions.
The document states the liability age can be extended to 35 if a U S student deferment is requested and granted. It confirms the deferment extends the period during which military service may be required for students.
Instruction to reach the Tribune by phone if the carrier is unavailable. If the person cannot be reached, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for contact.
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