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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1967
Page
4
The San Francisco hippie scene in Haight Ashbury faces a crackdown as reporters tourists and psychologists reveal drifter origins. Police link gangland marks to growing Mafia involvement in the drug trade, signaling an end to the era of open communal peace.
The 1968 models will debut government demanded safety devices like shoulder harnesses and smog suppressors. Many motorists will reject them as nuisances and pay higher prices, with some removing harnesses or disconnecting smog gear, arguing scarcely any air pollution outdoors justifies the changes.
Tribune Files reports a noon Chanute board of education vote to bar teachers from resigning once contracts are signed, effective immediately to curb resignations for other jobs. A separate note covers a city junk roundup led by Mrs. Oliver Klingner with the American Legion and VFW collecting scrap metal and materials for charity.
Washington reports rising concern over medical and dental X-ray use as public health data show extensive exposure and many defective machines. Senator Bartlett opens hearings on a Radiation Control act amid industry groups lobbying against federal rules.
The Gulf Stream, fed by the Caribbean Current from South America, starts off Florida then turns eastward near Cape Hatteras, shaping regional sea conditions.
Reader guidance on not guessing a brain tumor from symptoms, stressing history, examination, and tests. Caution against self-diagnosis and fear, with a note on doctor led evaluation and possible misattribution of symptoms. Includes Mayo Clinic Diet clarification and a piece on wearing brown paper for seasickness and a kidney health booklet offer.
A reader recalls rediscovering romance after a long marriage and a late-life affair, echoing Ann Landers on shared loneliness. The letter-writer details aging partners, a separation, and a renewed effort to rejuvenate her marriage leading to unexpected positive change.
A NY AP column notes thieves are among the worst drivers with an accident rate 200 percent higher than regular motorists. It cites 40 percent of stolen cars having ignition keys left in parked vehicles and adds miscellany on castles in Spain, a pawnshop sign, animal water myths, and social observations from Ann Landers.
Local Chanute news brief summarizes events from Monday August 28 1967. Highlights community updates, public notices, school and city affairs, with brief mentions of local organizations and residents.
The page shows a dense schedule of TV programs with channel numbers and times from 6:30 to 10:00 PM. Notable entries include Gilligan's Island, The Monkees, Mr Terrific, Dream of Jeannie, Hank Stram Special, Peyton Place, Andy Griffith, and Football with various channel indicators and cost markers.
A dense listing shows morning through late night TV and radio time blocks across channels KVYOO to WIBW, detailing shows from Today to The Tonight Show. Highlights include The Ed Sullivan era style lineups with Patrons of daytime soaps, game shows, westerns, and news programs.
Gilligan’s Island on CBS at 6:30 p.m. features Gilligan struck by lightning and a magnetic bowling ball attached to his hand. ABC airs Do Blondes Have More Fun at 7:30 p.m. offering a blondes documentary hosted by Al Capp.
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