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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1967
Page
4
Neosho Allen County NAACP president Roberta D Thuston states to Tribune that the organization condemns violence and riots, promotes lawful protest, seeks conference-based solutions, and supports legal reforms to ensure equality for all people. The message emphasizes nonviolence and allegiance to the nation.
The piece argues 10 percent income tax is excessive while distinguishing hard earned income from soft or non earned gains. It cites pensions, fringe benefits, inherited wealth, tax free bonds, and gain from land value as not truly earned. It notes many people, including youngsters and those in Las Vegas profits, lack hard earned status. It concludes hard earned money is a minority of national income today.
Twenty five years ago Eugene Willis was the sole entrant for the Neosho county fair amateur hour. Officials canceled the event and awarded the premium to Willis. Willis, a city boy turned farmer, recently moved to a grandmother’s farm southwest of Chanute with his brother Melvin. He plans rural life lessons tied to defense efforts.
The verse from I Thessalonians 3 12 speaks of God making you increase and abound in love toward one another and toward all people as we do toward you, urging believers to nurture generous, communal care.
Dr Molner notes there is no fixed limit on beer intake for young men but emphasizes total alcohol consumption matters more than drink type. He warns cirrhosis risk rises if alcohol makes up 30 percent of calories and cautions against daily beer habits, urging moderation during college years.
Reporter Jack Anderson outlines a Soviet disinformation network said to have penetrated Charles de Gaulle’s inner circle and misled French intelligence. He cites Kennedy warnings and notes similar infiltration of other Western leaders, plus a personal anecdote from Shanghai about disinformation operations. The piece also mentions William Patrick funding recalls of Senator Church and a failed Idaho recall campaign.
Readers seek guidance on family strain with a troubled three year old and an emotionally needy situation. Ann Landers warns to seek professional evaluation and medical checks, emphasizing external help. A note from a Buffalo teen praises the columnist's supportive presence and empathy.
In Weston a car brushed a tree leaving the bumper marked with the word Ouch. In Quincy officials plan to dye quarry water to deter unauthorized swimming by making swimmers visible.
CBS broadcasts Away We Go at 6 30 pm with Sallie Blair Pete Barbutti and Buddy Greco plus George Carlin. CBS 7 39 pm Mission Impossible involves a defector stealing nuclear info and seeking embassy refuge. Eartha Kitt appears on Joe Pyne Show with Dr Sokol and Rick Dressell.
Friday’s TV guide notes Away We Go and Flipper at earlier slots with a late lineup including Mission Impossible Get Smart and Gunsmoke. Football Sunday references appear as a note for the following day.
A Monday August 21 television grid lists daytime and prime time lineups across KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. It includes morning shows like Today Show Captain Kangaroo and Merv Griffin, afternoon soaps As The World Turns Days of Our Lives Edge of Night and The Doctors, and prime time programs including The Tonight Show Peyton Place Big Valley and Westerns with multiple network listings.
The clips joke about work ethic shifting with audience and fashion lines from various papers. It notes a parable about ovens and geese and a quip on vacations dating to Columbus, reflecting light humor in a vintage clipping roundup.
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