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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes Kansas faces reliance on census figures for tax and law funding. Legislature backs Sen Strahan proposed mid-decade state census to complement the federal count, aiming to reduce disputes over county clerks tallies. The plan awaits action in Washington.
Clyde Reed argues for a five year federal census, not ten, to provide fresher economic and social data. He urges the Senate to back the House plan, noting Kansas could complete its own contentious census afterward.
The piece analyzes J Edgar Hoover's crime statistics since 1960 noting a population rise of nine percent but crime up 62 percent. It questions FBI efficiency with low 24 percent clearance and high rearrest rates, and mentions a new 47 million headquarters project and calls for fresh leadership.
Ten days before classrooms open Chanute fills the final two vacant teaching positions as contracts arrive signed. Students are expected in fully staffed rooms on September 8.
A devotional urging believers to present their bodies as a living sacrifice holy and acceptable to God as a reasonable service. The message cites Romans 12:1 and emphasizes spiritual dedication and righteous conduct for Christians.
Senate action halts credit for arms shipments, leaving Israel short of aircraft engines and spares. Russia rushes modern MIGS to Arab forces while France and the US limit supplies to allies, altering regional balance in the ongoing conflict.
A letter explains EEG brain wave testing, its purpose and limits. It notes patterns identify epilepsy types, detect tumors or lesions, and aid diagnosis by ruling in or out conditions. It also covers uterine displacement concerns and sugar alternatives, with practical guidance and a note about requesting Dr Molner's gout booklet.
Ann Landers responds to a mother about a daughter whose sorority sisters shaved the top of her head with a W and notes the cruelty, urging the girl to decide where to study. The column also includes a letter from a teen seeking help and appreciation for counseling, urging parental support for professional therapy.
Tonight features CBS at 6 30 p m with Away We Go guests Rodney Dangerfield and Priggs crew foiling master spies plotting deadly bacteria. Mission Impossible airs at 7 30 p m on CBS followed by NBC movie at 8 00 p m and Black Orchid with Loren Quinn and Balin. Sunday Ed Sullivan Show in Munich 7 p m CBS Bonanza 8 p m NBC with Jack Kruschen in a tale of an Italian immigrant and justice.
Local page from Chanute Tribune reports community briefs and short notices dated Saturday August 26 1967. Includes civic updates and notices of events impacting Chanute and surrounding areas.
Television guide outlines 6:30 to 10:00 schedule with Away We Go Flipper Please Dont Eat The Daisies Lawrence Welk Mission Impossible Get Smart Movie Pistols Petticoats Miss World Pageant Gunsmoke and news. Sunday listings reference Friday paper for full details.
A Monday TV lineup listing KVOO and companion stations with morning to late evening programs across genres including News Jeopardy Hogan Arts and various game shows. Key titles include News, The Tonight Show, Password, Match Game, and regional sport and movie slots.
Derby Chamber of Commerce criticized a 45 mph speed limit on K15 indicating the road’s temporary restriction hampers use of the improved highway. Highway engineer Pete Armstrong said the limit is temporary and will be lifted after ongoing surface, shoulder work, fencing, and seeding are completed with a return to 70 mph by day and 60 mph at night.
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