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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1968
Page
2
The editorial argues Governor Docking lacks public program specifics as Legislature convenes. It questions whether he has tax reform plans or gasoline and property tax pledges, suggests a strategy of public selling, and warns this approach risks state progress by avoiding cross party action.
Holiday appeal letters flood this reader from towns and abroad. He wants to aid but fears overcommitment and misdirected donations. He questions mailing lists and the value of distant charities while affirming local giving and tax deduction temptations.
Chanute salvage officials urge housewives to scan rag bags closets and chests for slightly worn clothes and clean rags to outfits soldiers in Europe and the U S as part of rehabilitation efforts. Pvt Gilbert Wilson returned to Fort Warren after visiting his Chanute parents and Henry Lambert a merchant mariner petty officer is visiting relatives here. Reuben Willis and Emma Schramm wed near Humboldt and will live on a Chanute area farm. Mr and Mrs W H Thompson headed to San Francisco and California.
AP television digest notes season ahead with Ann Margret CBS special and Perry Como program. Como sketches Don Adams and Carol Burnett. PBS airs intimate birth and cancer profiles. Miss Teenage America pageant finals hosted by Dean Jones and friends ends with Melissa Babish crowned winner.
Terry Murphy argues competition fuels progress and proposes a pilot program to train welfare or unemployed individuals through private education funded by reallocating welfare and unemployment supports. Trainers would earn bonuses tied to measurable earnings gains, aiming to reduce dependence on taxpayers and boost productive work.
Washington reports that mine No. 9 in West Virginia, where 78 miners were trapped, had seven citations for gas and dust since 1966 and 20 for unsafe electrical equipment, all cleared within 24 hours with no penalties. The piece cites a systemic enforcement failure and calls for stronger Mine Safety Act updates.
A Bible verse from Psalm 32 9 urges restraint and wisdom. The card presents the proverb about horses and mules lacking understanding and needing a bridle for guidance.
Jean Jacques Servan Schreiber, French author and publisher, told NBC Meet the Press that De Gaulle’s successor must push major European economic unity. He cited De Gaulle’s nationalism as a weakness and voiced optimism for post De Gaulle developments.
NBC at 6 30 features I Dream of Jeannie with Jeannie causing trouble for Tony over a secret film. Dodge City hosts a sick salesman rescued by a farm widow after confrontations with dissatisfied customers. Gunsmoke on CBS at 6 30 and Avengers on ABC at 6 30. Tara investigates John suspected of stealing from a government institute. Lucy at 7 30 sees Kim hire and become her daughter’s favorite customer. The Outcasts at 8 00 has Jamel David arresting black-hater Carl Munson as a murder suspect. NBC movie at 8 00 involves a wealthy couple ensnared in deadly games by a door to door saleswoman guest. Mayberry R F D at 8 explores Sam Jones losing popularity while restricting his son. The twins meet Albertine who tells stories and beats French at chess. Family Affair at 8 30 follows. Big Valley at 9 has Heath stalked by a pro gunman after self defense slaying.
Television guide lists 6:30 9 12 Avengers and Gunsmoke. Jeannie at 7. Laugh In at 7:30. Peyton Place. Here's Lucy. Outcasts. Movie 5 6 13 Mayberry. Family Affair. Big Valley. Carol Burnett. News at 10.00. Program codes (c ce ec) indicate color or other flags.
TV grid lists KVOO Ch 2 Chanute Ch 3 WDAF Ch 4 KCMO Ch 5 KUHI Ch 6 KOAM Ch 7 KMBC Ch 9 KODE Ch 12 WIBW Ch 13 with morning shows like Sunrise Semester Today and afternoon lineups including General Hospital Love of Life Edge of Night and Let's Make a Deal. Also notes afternoon Digits and game segments across stations.
House Republican Leader Gerald R. Ford says Nixon could let the 10% income surtax expire next June if the Vietnam War stays on pace and inflation remains controlled. He cautions higher war tempo or inflation could force Congress to rethink.
The Associated Press credits its exclusive right to publish local news and AP dispatches in this newspaper. The notice outlines ownership over the content and reprinting rights, stressing AP's exclusive license for republication.
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