Editorial Critique of Hershey Autocracy in Draft Service
The piece portrays Lt. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey as autocratic while leading the Selective Service since World War II. It cites his letter to 4100 local draft boards urging reclassification of delinquents who obstruct procedures, drawing sharp criticism including Yale President Kingman Brewster Jr. who calls the draft director’s stance harmful.
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Lewis B. Hershey
Selective Service Organization
de Gaulle
Hershey
Kingman Brewster, Jr
Yale University
Brewster
Replacement Due Stary Service Oversight Outrage
A university leader condemns replacement by star service as privilege not punishment arguing it bypasses due process and chills free discussion. The speaker calls General Hershey’s 15 years past retirement age an overlong tenure and argues for retirement and younger leadership to restore trust.
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Hershey
Labor Day of Rest Redefines Pay and Holidays
A survey shows northeastern workers receive 10 or more paid days off monthly, while nationwide only 7 percent reach that. The piece forecasts shifts toward longer vacations, extra paid holidays, and 225 days of actual work per year, potentially driving inflation as output drops.
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Afl-Cio
Erie W E Allen Elected Neosho County Farm Bureau President
Twenty five years ago Erie resident E W Allen of Galesburg was elected president of the Neosho County Farm Bureau at the annual meeting attended by about 150 people. He succeeds Earl Reinhardt of Chanute who had held the post the previous year. Dr D L Harper was treated for a fractured left leg at Johnson hospital after an accident while building a snowman for his son Jimmie.
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Erie
W. E. Allen
Galesburg
Lahore
Neosho County
Farm Bureau
Earl Reinhardt
Chanute
D. L. Harper
Johnson Hospital
Jimmie
S. Lafayette
Roy Dalton
Pryor
Okla
Corp
William Gray Jr
Fort Benning
Johnson home life in the White House unveils daughters' growth
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson shares how Lynda and Luci adapted to public life from Texas to Washington. She describes education at National Cathedral, changeable living, close staff ties, and guiding her daughters with plain talk and firm limits amid the presidency.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
White House
Goldfish Bowl
Lyndon B. Johnson
Anneliese Friedman
der Stern
Jonson
Lynda
House of Representatives
Senate
Texas
Go Different Ways in Store By Ann Landers
Dear Ann Landers advises a reader on handling a friend who pesters others with nosy shopping habits. The column discusses social norms in stores and how to address embarrassing behavior while preserving the relationship. The response suggests honesty and boundary setting without overreacting.
When to opt for surgery and what readers ask
Advice column discusses weighing urgency and tolerance for surgery with hernia timing. It shares real letters on gallbladder removal at age 92 and 89, diastasis of abdominal muscles in pregnancy, and requests about emphysema and peptic ulcers with booklets offered for guidance.
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Beatrice
Today in History highlights Dec 8 1967
On this date in 1941 the United States and Britain declared war on Japan. Other notable events include Eli Whitney born in 1765, Washington crossing the Delaware in 1776, the AFL founded in 1886, Hitler's Mein Kampf published in 1925, the Nationalist government moving to Taipei in 1949, and Los Angeles claiming third largest city status in 1953.
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Britain
Japan
Eli Whitney
American Federation of Labor
Columbus
Ohio
Adolf Hitler
China
Taipei
Formosa
Los Angeles
California
Philadelphia
Phone Contact for Tribune Carrier After Hours
Instruction to call the Tribune carrier if unavailable. If the carrier cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for contact. The notice directs readers to use the after hours number for access or issues.
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Tribune
Television Tonight Offers Classics and Celebrities
NBC airs Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer at 6 30 p m in its fourth season animated yuletide favorite with Burl Ives as Sam the Snowman. Star Trek follows at 7 30 p m with an aging crew. CBS presents Elvis Tickle Me at 8 p m. Lynda Johnson wedding preview and White House couple at 9 45 p m. Judd on ABC at 9 p m covers a deaf couple seeking a normal child adoption case.
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Rudolph
Peiidzer
Burl Ives
Sam the Snowman
Captain Kirk
Elvis
Lynda Bird Johnson
Charles Robb
White House
CBS
Judd
ABC
Clinton Judd
Chanute Tribune Briefs December 8 1967
Local brief from Chanute Kansas reports community updates and notices dated Friday December 8 1967. Short items cover civic matters school actions and regional happenings in Chanute and surrounding area.
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights
Channel guide lists 6:30 Wild Wild West and Rudolph specials, 7:30 Hondo and Star Trek, 8:00 Bewitched and Wagon Train, 9:00 Hogan's Heroes and American Profile, with late news at 10:02. Program codes and channel numbers are shown alongside titles.
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Gomer Pyle
Mel Torme
Iron Horse
Petticoat Junction
Grand Ole Opry
Gien Dobbs
Ray Conniff
Charlie Brown
Fa Sullivan
Mr. Roberts
Debbie
Smothers Bros
Weekend TV Guide Highlights Channel Lineup
Saturday schedule lists multiple children's programs and cartoons followed by sports and western titles while Sunday features religious shows, films, and classic series with varied times. Major entities include WIBW TV Channel 13 KUHI TV Channel 6 and programs like The Incredible Hulk and Space Ghost.
Social Visit Roundup In Parsons And Labette County
Mr and Mrs Virgil Olson spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Russell Page. Sunday visitors to Mr and Mrs Jewel Clements and Mary Ellen included Mrs Roy Daggett and Mrs Guy Renfro, Cheryl and Jimmie Dean. The Cooks and William visited in Parsons and called on Nettie Davis at Labette County Medical Center before meeting Mr and Mrs James McGuire Jim and Ronnie and Mary Alice Mary. En route home they called on Carl Alive and family at their new home in Evie and then visited Cecil Fisher.
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Jewel Clements
Mary Ellen
Roy Daggett
Guy Renfro
Cheryl
Jimmie Dean
Paul Cook
William
Parsons
Nettie Davis
Labette County
Midical Center
James McGuire
Jim
Ronn’e
Mery Alice ‘Ary
Mrs. Car
Evie
Cecil Fisher
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