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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1967
Page
4
An editorial argues Congress wastes time on federal incitement to riot laws while noting state and local statutes already penalize violent advocacy. It asserts most states empower cities to curb disorder and questions why people are easily incited to riot.
Veteran dispatch observes the USS Forrestal disaster and its aftermath. It links the tragedy to broader war ironies, noting the secretary James Forrestal’s death and the carrier named for him, with casualties of 71 dead and 112 missing among 4200 aboard.
Tribune Files notes a twin engined A 20 bomber forced landing near Nevada Missouri after taking off toward Wichita. A second bomber headed to Chanute and a pasturing forced landing nine miles southeast of Nevada occurred. Also local items include travelers and job moves plus a Bible verse.
Michigan Governor George Romney presses ahead with a NH primary challenge to Nixon as Rockefeller vows support. Romney hopes Lodge and Eisenhower endorsements aid his bid while Nixon leads Romney in polls two to one in New Hampshire.
The letter discusses when cataract removal is appropriate and notes its daily success, with caution about delaying surgery for elderly patients. It answers several reader questions on heart attacks, radium watches, Circle of Willis, and kidney health, offering booklet requests and clinical explanations in a concise, dated newspaper advice tone.
A student nurse recounts massaging two men at a friend’s dinner and expanding to five clients, facing legal and reputational risks. Ann Landers advises completing training as a physical therapist and cautions about part time massage in an apartment. Also thanks for mental illness letters and urges continued public education.
Rates for Lloyds of London policies jump as riots and crime push up premiums. One liquor dealer saw premium costs soar after a single hold up despite no claims, while others face cancellations and added charges. Bills rise, many merchants cannot collect, and lawmakers consider federal underwriting for slum properties.
In Portland Oregon youths from the Albina district challenged police to a baseball game. Police Captain William S Taylor accepted for the Albina Phant ers a neighborhood team not in a league. The exhibition may precede the Portland Hawaii Pacific Coast League game on August 28. Several Albina youths were arrested during the disturbances.
A simple method uses an empty jar with a screw top to blend salad dressing. Add oil and vinegar in a typical 3 to 1 ratio, season, and shake well to emulsify.
Local Chanute items and notices from the August 15 1967 issue summarize community events, school activities, weather notes, and upcoming public announcements for residents of Chanute and surrounding areas.
A scrambled listing shows times and titles for several shows including Baseball, Daktari, Combat, Checkmate, Girl From Uncle, Spotlight, Movie, The Invaders, Peyton Place, and Petticoat Junction across early evening slots, with channel and time markers partly garbled. The sequence suggests a local TV guide page segment containing multiple programs and time stamps.
Broadcast schedule across multiple channels with prime time lineups including Patty Duke Jack LaLanne Candid Camera General Hospital Dateline Hollywood Jeopardy Guiding Light and regional news. Notable shows include The Beverly Hillbillies Green Acres I Spy The Munsters and The Tonight Show with guest lineups.
Baseball on Channel 5 features the Kansas City Athletics at Chicago Cubs at 6 p.m. Combat on ABC at 6 30 p.m. dramatizes Lt Han ley's squad with Pvt Dolan joining the unit. NBC movie A Place In The Sun airs at 7 30 p.m. with Taylor Clift Winters. The Fugitive on ABC at 9 p.m. follows Kimble amid a murder case and a racist sheriff.
Humboldt residents host visitors from Chinle and Lawrence while locals tour other states. Jim Lowe finishes basic training in San Diego and heads to Florida. Ronald Middendorf advances from Bank of America Glendale program to Mutual Fund administrator role in Los Angeles. Becky Jones visits grandparents from Kansas City. Adams wins his golf flight trophy in Estes Park after touring with Billings.
An Emporia Gazette item mentions a quirky sign in an antique shop declaring an extra charge of $1 if customers complain about their mother’s stories. The humorous note reflects local shop humor.
The Atchison Globe and Fredonia Herald present quips about vacation plans and fortunes. One line notes rich men leave behind heirs with political motives. A bachelor is described as preferring a wife in thought, not on the neck.
A Wichita Beacon quip notes that flirtation with a waitress may promise high rewards in life. The remark frames flirtation as a gamble on one’s prime and future prospects.
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