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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1967
Page
4
The editorial argues the Senate under J William Fulbright shirks foreign policy responsibility. It cites unratified international covenants on slavery forced labor and womens rights and the UN genocide convention, noting the Senate debates are politically timed and unused. It warns delay will let the world pass the United States.
The Greenville News printer Al Jones retires after 48 years in the composing room. He quips he never liked to work, a sentiment echoed by many who feel drawn to other paths but stay in stable jobs to support their families.
Tribune Files recalls twenty five years past with Chanute starting Sept 8 and Labor Day sessions in Erie Thayer St Paul and 86 one room rural schools. Also notes arrivals and comings including Frances Jones from Wiley and Nan Haynes at Aero Parts Wichita with church soloist duties.
A daily scripture passage cites Romans 13 1 urging every soul to be subject to the higher powers for there is no authority apart from God.
Washington column argues Congress favoritism toward rural districts shapes allocations for farm disease programs. It cites Bang’s disease testing, weed control, water hyacinth removal, TB surveys, and farm extension spending, totaling near 39 million annually, with city needs underfunded. It notes aging chairs from rural areas influence appropriations.
A reader asks if TB germs pass by kissing. Dr Molner warns kissing can transmit TB if the partner has an active case and urges chest X-rays and sputum testing. Prophylactic INA drugs may avert development in exposed individuals, with streptomycin as earlier prevention.
On this date in 1921 the World War I peace treaty between the United States and Germany was signed in Berlin. Ten years ago Communist China rejected a U S proposal for visits by 24 American newsmen. Five years ago Algeria postponed elections blaming interference by military leaders in Algiers.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover community notices and events. Items note social occurrences and civic updates with brief mentions of residents and organizations active in the area.
The schedule lists programs from early evening through late night including Tarzan Time Tunnel FBI Story Hogan's Heroes Movie Rango T H E Cat Phyllis Diller Laredo Joanie Sommers The Avengers and News with times and channel numbers for viewers.
A detailed Saturday lineup across KYOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute includes morning cartoons, news and talk shows, and afternoon movies. Notable items include Space Ghosts The Jetsons Space Kidettes and early evening sports and news blocks.
CBS at 6 30 presents Wild Wild West where James West and Artemus Gordon escort a Russian prisoner to Siberia for a prisoner exchange. Time Tunnel on ABC at 6 30 follows Tony and Doug in Khartoum 1983 with aliens plotting world takeover. UNCLE at 7 30 features a plot before a CBS movie at 8 00 A Summer Place with Donahue Dee and Egan as a Maine mansion becomes an inn.
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