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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1969
Page
2
Editorial urges Kansas legislators touring the state to focus on real service needs over party power. It notes Governor Docking promises austere yet adequate administration while cuts threaten mobile X-ray units and a top program for mentally challenged children. It calls for action to protect service quality.
A letter in Peoples Forum from a Farm Bureau and Grange member urges farm organizations to stop bickering and collaborate. The writer notes potential NSF joining NSF. argues cooperation could reduce reliance on government support and improve grain and milk issues, while acknowledging views of the NFO and Farm Bureau. The letter calls for unity to advance farmer goals.
More than 200 leaders and parents of Boy Scouts are expected for the 25th annual SeKan area meeting next Monday evening at the Masonic Temple. Flood concerns rise as the Neosho River nears flood stage with a three foot crest predicted within 36 hours.
A retrospective links Munich 1938 appeasement to later U S actions in Korea and Vietnam. It recalls Chamberlain's pledge of peace for our time and warns that appeasing aggression invites further conflict. The piece cites Truman's containment and Rogers' withdrawal stance as guiding contexts.
Washington warns against repeating Munich errors as U S policy makers in Paris seek peace with honor. critics warn disengagement risks misreading power balance in the nuclear age and urge lessons from history for current strategy.
A column cites U S documents alleging Hanoi prompts mass killings and terror in Vietnam while American forces enforce Geneva rules. It details Dak Son Kon Horing Hue mass killings and reports mass graves with over 3 500 victims, highlighting propaganda by Hanoi.
President Bill Spencer announced that Iola Allen County Community Junior College will begin the year in its new building. Final construction wraps up next week and staff will install furniture and equipment before students return on January 5 after the Christmas holidays.
A Sunday School lesson contrasts a boy punching Santa with the biblical account of the suffering servant in Isaiah 53. It explains sovereignty through servanthood and victory through defeat, emphasizing vicarious suffering as God’s chosen path for overcoming foes and guiding believers today.
NBC airs Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer at 6:30 followed by Mr Deeds Goes to Town and Bracken’s World on NBC. CBS features Hogan’s Heroes at 7:30, with Get Smart and The Brady Bunch also listed. The page mixes listings with color codes and notes public notices in Monday’s Tribune.
A dense listing of TV channels and programs for Saturday including KVOO KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC and more. The guide enumerates morning cartoons dramas sports and movie slots with titles such as The Jetsons Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo Gilligan's Island and Star programs like NFL and NCAA football.
A dense listing traces a full day of broadcasts from morning to midnight. The grid names programs, times, and stations or networks including The Life Davey and Goliath Oral Roberts The Christophers and more, with cartoons movies sports and news across networks and channels.
David Hutchison led eight Cub Scouts and the den mothers Mrs. Jack Hunt and Mrs. James Dowell in a flag salute at First Baptist Church. Work on Christmas gifts continued. Steven Dunlap served refreshments and games were played. The meeting closed with the living circle Cub Scout promise and law of the pack.
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