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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1968
Page
2
The piece argues that critics over 30 distrust youth while youths seek social improvement. It notes veterans label hippies beatniks and student activists as foolish, yet acknowledges some youth actions have merit, citing Eugene McCarthy as a notable under-30 influence.
In a cautionary note on AP reporting about Bill Kitterman of New Albany Indiana the author argues sensational claims about a five month old walking may distress families. The piece warns against forcing infant development and describes parental reactions and potential punishment when children lag or stumble.
Mayor John Hargrave announces a three member gasoline and fuel oil panel to assist the rationing board. Names are Lawrence Legge Roy Norrick and W M Phillips awaiting OPA approval in Wichita.
The text notes diverse facts from scriptures on parental discipline to historical notes on heart operation by Guido Farina and L Rehn in 1896. It also mentions ham in American settlement history, Aristotle’s view of the heart, and animal pulse ranges for elephants, horses, rats, and mice.
In Dr Molner's Dear Dr Mother column, a mother asks if cold milk harms an infant and whether warm milk is better. The doctor says cold milk is not harmful and notes infant preference, but avoid ice cold milk if a baby is accustomed to warmth.
Prime time listings show Gunsmoke and a 9pm movie on channels 5 and 6. Evening lineup includes The Monkees at 7:00 and Peyton Place at 8:30. News closes the night on channel 12 with late local coverage.
Anthropologist Margaret Mead discusses the Generation Gap as an awareness issue. She argues kids learn from mass media while parents rely on print and old ideals, noting TV shapes youth culture, while adults quote Reston and Updike. The piece laments hypocrisy and asks why more youths know cigarette ad slogans than the National Anthem.
In Washington Rep. Rooney questions a $1000 SBA fund for light refreshments for SCORE and Advisory Council members amid a broader shift in loan policy. Howard J. Samuels faces House criticism for extending liquor dealer loans, with potential congressional action looming next month. A section of the 1966 Auto Safety Act also vanishes, removed by the Budget Bureau over cost or industry opposition.
A dense TV guide fragment lists weekday programs across channels with primetime moves from News to evening dramas and comedies. Notable entries include Jeopardy and Love of Life on some networks, plus regional newscasts and film blocks.
ABC presents the film drama Battle of the Coral Sea featuring Cliff Robertson and Gia Scala about a U S sub commander on a Pacific island seeking warship information. The schedule also lists The Champions NBC 7 p.m. Andy Griffith CBS 8 p.m. NFL Football CBS 8 30 p.m. Packers vs Bears and I Spy NBC 9 p.m. a scatterbrained female agent joins Robinson and Scott in Acapulco.
New York AP columnist HAL BOYLE surveys double talk in daily speech. He lists common lines rewritten as literal translations to show how people mask facts with polished phrasing. The piece argues maturity means spotting and avoiding such evasions.
The text explains that baby rabbits are born blind and naked in fur lined nests while baby hares are born in open fields with hair and eyes open and can hop within minutes after birth. It contrasts their birth environments and early mobility.
The notice states regular classified ads are accepted until 10 am on publication day, or 9 am Saturday. Display classified ads have a noon deadline the day prior to publication.
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