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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes the Great Bend American Legion plans to drop the word Rebel from its drum and bugle corps name. It argues names carry significance and cites presidents Coolidge Wilson and Grant who shortened their given names. The piece likens the issue to literary author Margaret Mitchell dropping her first name.
A playful note on fame and name changes spans classic stars Sally Rand Cary Grant and Pelham Wodehouse, imagining how altering surnames might affect recognition. The piece riffs on Pansy O Hara and Y A Tittle as part of a lighthearted reflection on stage and sports personas.
The author mourns the demolition of Tokyo's Imperial Hotel designed by Frank Lloyd Wright calling it an era piece built to endure quakes. He recalls the lobby garden stairs and many levels with bars, restaurants, and a busy basement of shops and goods from Mikimoto to kimonos. He fears a new impersonal wing will replace it and profit over character.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports Chanute Kansas civilians serving in wartime roles from Red Cross volunteers to coast guard kin. Local ties bind families as Moynihan relatives move across the country for training and duty while others travel for opera visits and business duties.
At a National Security Council session President Johnson defended McNamara amid World Bank speculation. He disclosed McNamara was offered the World Bank presidency, agreed to at least consider, then authorized the move if needed. The briefing noted no animosity with the Joint Chiefs, and Wheeler defended their rapport. The piece also covers education desegregation clashes in Congress, Catholic school funding fights, and a Fountain amendment extending funds during litigation.
Sciatica stems from nerve pressure, metabolic disorders, or nerve injury. Diagnosis may require a myelogram to reveal disc rupture or spinal deformity guiding whether surgery helps. The column also covers marital infidelity, impotence, cross eyes in children, high blood pressure and drug interactions with cheese and wine, plus a note on leg cramps remedies.
A collage of Ann Landers columns from 1967 addressing personal dilemmas. A husband admits gay orientation and contemplates separation, with guidance toward annulment or divorce. Other letters warn against keeping secret letters, encourage kindness in service and respond to generational concerns about civility and customer care.
Final plans for a $1.4 million classroom building were set at a pre construction meeting in Pittsburg Kansas. Bids have been awarded and construction is expected to begin soon.
Local notices and briefs from Chanute Kansas for December 7 1967 include community updates, event notices, and short reports on area happenings with names and places visible in the readable fragment.
Channel guide shows Daniel Boone and Bewitched at 9, Dragnet and Peyton Place mix with Rocketing 60s programs. Primetime includes That Girl and The Untouchables, with news to close the lineup.
The page lists station channels for Chanute and nearby cities, detailing Friday December programming blocks. Prime time includes Captain Kangaroo, Jack Paar era talk shows, popular dramas, game shows, serials, and late-night staples across KOAM KYOO WDAF KMBC KODE WIBW KUHI and others.
NBC airs Daniel Boone at 6 30 with Mingo and cast in a death duel tale and Flying Nun follows at 7 in rain filled mischief. Ironside features Raymond Burr and Victor Jory at 7 30 while Dean Martin hosts singers Susan Barrett Patrice Mun sel and Van Johnson at 9 on NBC.
The Kansas Employment Security Division reports 1.2 percent of unemployment insured residents out of work in the week ending November 11, up from 1.1 percent the previous week and a year earlier.
In January construction begins on a four story structure across from the College gymnasium. About 950000 dollars come from state funds and 450000 dollars from the U S Office of Education. The building will house three large lecture rooms and fourth floor offices for English, foreign languages and speech and dramatic arts departments.
On December 7 historical events include Pearl Harbor attack in 1941 and Mary Queen of Scots birth in 1542. Delaware ratified the U S Constitution in 1787. James Madison elected president in 1808. Martin Van Buren won the 1636 election. Hoover refused hunger marchers 1931. A hotel fire in Atlanta killed over 100 in 1845.
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