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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues for feminine influence in policy making, suggesting a future with women in top church roles and possibly the papacy. It urges gentler, more humane leadership and questions whether war decisions should require female approval.
The writer argues for female perspectives from mothers and widows on marital matters and state policy. They urge the president and Russians to heed maternal views before pursuing hardline programs that risk conflict, noting men may normalize tragedy more readily.
John C Harris argues Americans live amid pervasive TV violence. He cites the Christian Science Monitor figures showing 372 acts or threats and 81 killings in a week of prime time and Saturday cartoons. He contends audiences drive programs and that cartoons offer no lasting harm.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years back when OPA eased coffee limits. Stores stocked shelves and displayed coffee, yet few buyers appeared as hoarded coffee circulated at home. Also notes Humboldt guard unit drills and regimental camp, plus local moves of Briley and Mrs Kuhn.
A brief verse excerpt from Proverbs 17 6. The passage highlights the esteem of grandchildren as a crown for the elderly and the honor of fathers reflected in their children. The line emphasizes lineage and family dignity.
Terry Murphy argues local government in Chanute and Neosho County needs an effective city manager to curb wasteful spending, improve planning, and meet rising civic demands. He warns that without bold leadership, Chanute risks falling behind as expenditures climb from 2.59 to 3.07 million dollars, questioning the use of the 1966 Comprehensive Master Plan and calling for responsible action.
Readers ask about skin darkening or masking after using the pill and whether creams help. Dr Morner explains it resembles pigment changes seen in pregnancy, may fade when the pill is stopped, and notes a mono benzone ointment used by dermatologists can remove persistent marks under professional guidance.
Washington notes Vice President Humphrey considers four running mates for 1968. Sargeant Shriver, Edmund Muskie, Richard Hughes and Joseph Alioto are evaluated as potential vice presidential candidates. McCarthy remains a distant option despite state implications.
Color 6:20 to 7:30 features Avengers Lost in Space Dream House Music Hall Green Acres and He and She listings. Movie 8:30 and Dom DeLuise Shirley Bassey appear later with Run For Life. News closes the schedule at 10:00 with several numbers.
The chart lists afternoon and evening broadcasts for Chanute area stations WDAF TV KUHI TV KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KYOO and others on Thursday August 15. Programs span Sunrise to late Night with daily lineup including News Debates game shows dramas talk shows and movies featuring many network series and local shows.
NBC's The Virginian stars Michael Burns as a youth torn between an outlaw life and legitimacy as Trampas faces a choice. Granny preps for history’s first head transplant after Banker Drysdale is hurt. Beverly Hillbillies features a Kraft Music Hall guest lineup led by Ed McMahon. Run For Your Life airs with Janice Rule as a wife seeking to rescue her husband from the Iron Curtain.
Mrs. Gladys Kern, 65, of Kansas City, died after appearing to fall under the rear wheel of a bus when she stepped off the vehicle Tuesday night.
Bus drivers from Unified School District 413 attend a state sponsored safe driving clinic in Iola as one of 18 statewide sessions to qualify for the upcoming term. The program, led by the Kansas State Department of Public Instruction and Kansas Highway Patrol, aims to review new regulations and safety duties. Attendees from USC 413 include Dean Hilton and others.
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