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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes Japan poised to become a top global industrial power with advanced tech and trade influence. It argues the U S security role sustains Japan's peaceful path toward wealth, urging continued restraint on militarization while acknowledging possible future shifts.
The piece laments a bleak national mood after Thanksgiving with focus on Vietnam war drag, urban racial tensions, farmer distress, gold speculation, pollution, taxes, and a Congress labeled do-nothing. It argues people overlook blessings amid unease and suggests replacing Thanksgiving with a Day for Feeling Sorry for Ourselves.
Tribune Files recalls the WPA era from 1938 to its end. In Chanute the program peaked in 1938 1939 with 43000 on the rolls and dropped to 1150 today with average wages around 50 dollars monthly. Nearby notes include a sixth draft registration upcoming, local births, visits, and Santa Fe station work nearing Christmas. The piece closes with a biblical verse from Matthew 1 18.
Washington assesses post McNamara shifts with Arthur Goldberg named as a likely first departure. Goldberg, UN ambassador, faced a Cyprus crisis and possible peace avenues in a White House scene of war escalation and policy divides.
A fragmentary quote suggests a stance that peace is not readily achieved and may only arrive in times of war, reflecting skeptical sentiment in the text. The readable portion emphasizes fear and conflict as potential catalysts for peace.
Dr Molner discusses hair straighteners noting varied hair types and possible scalp irritation. He advises trying a product that avoids itching, stopping at first sign of irritation, and watching for hair shaft breakage as a warning to switch products.
Chanute Tribune reports on local events and notices dated December 5 1967 including community updates, upcoming meetings, and brief notices of local interest across Chanute and surrounding areas.
Dear Ann Landers pieces from readers about dating woes. A widower hunts for a wife, tries nudism and computer matches, then shifts to cultural outings and shows. A California mother asks about her daughter’s doctor play and proper supervision during guests. Bar Mitzvah RSVP etiquette follows.
The two top U S ambassadors at New York clash with President Johnson over whether to pause bombing North Vietnam. Goldberg argues for concessions to push talks while Johnson resists, citing Gen Westmoreland on renewed bombing. The debate follows McNamara's resignation and ties to Near East policy.
A partial TV grid shows time slots and program titles including Daktari Jeannie Hank Stram Jerry Lewis The Invaders Red Skelton Movie Bewitched NYPD Good Morning World Nat's Drivers Test Hollywood Palace Garrison's Gorillas The Monroes and News in a scattered daily lineup.
A dense listing of local TV channels and primetime lineups for Chanute WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KUHI WIBW and others. The schedule includes shows such as Sunrise Semester Today Show Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne The Early Birds Patty Duke Candid Camera Merv Griffin Hollywood Squares Jeopardy Eye Guess Match Game Love of Life Guiding Light News Fugitive Days of Our Lives and various game shows news and movies across late afternoon to midnight.
TV lineup features Frank Gorshin in a Haunted House sketch with the McGair Sisters on NBC at 7. The Invaders on ABC at 7 30 features David Vincent rallying allies against aliens. George Gobel appears as an amnesiac roaming a city dump. Red Skelton Hour and Good Morning World air on CBS. Andy Griffith and Carl Reiner guest in a pie contest for charity on Dave and Larry. National Drivers Test at 9 discusses winter driving safety.
A reader asks how to avoid always paying for gas and parking when visiting with a neighbor and spouse. Ann Landers suggests the wife request alternating driving duties, starting on the next outing, to share costs without appearing stingy.
A Clay Center Dispatch comment notes some workers are nearly motionless. An Emporia Gazette editor explains due to space and rush, several births and deaths will be postponed until next week.
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