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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1969
Page
2
The piece charges Governor Docking with ignoring Kansas Penitentiary problems to protect his image and budget stance. It compares his inaction to other political critics and notes farm sector debate about Farm Bureau versus National Farmers Organization. It invites more farmer input on larger issues.
NBC presents The D A Murder One a two hour world premiere based on a Los Angeles case. The focus is on an assistant district attorney who prosecutes a nurse suspected in the deaths of two elderly insured husbands. The plot centers on evidence building to convict.
National Organization for Women urges Nixon to appoint qualified women to the Supreme Court and a woman to the moon. It also pushes changing Hurricane names away from women and plans a White House briefing on discrimination. Betty Friedan leads the call with other proposed nominees and a seminar invitation for Mrs. Nixon.
The piece argues that modern youths face pressures that shape erratic behavior. It links military drafts, conscience, and the desire to rebel against authority to form their own subcultures. It notes disillusionment with established norms and music driven rebellion as a response to a chaotic world.
Twenty-five years ago Kansas lawmakers and county welfare officials discussed a proposed law placing responsibility on qualified persons to care for aging and dependent parents. The Southeast Kansas Association of Social and Welfare Workers met in the municipal building to explore the measure and its potential impact.
White House strategy session with Bryce Harlow flagged Social Security increases and tax reforms likely before Christmas while several appropriations bills could wait until January. President Nixon suggested calling Congress back by December 26 if they do not return January 19.
State investigators arrived after the blaze at Ray Wyant's car dealership in Pell City Alabama. Fire officials found no forced entry or obvious ignition signs though arson remains possible as investigators examine the scene and Wyant’s prior land sale to Black Muslims.
TV schedule lists Mod Squad at 6:30 on ABC with a faith healer plot where a patient falls for Julie. Julia at 7:30 on NBC features Dr Chegley’s uncle wooing Hannah Yarby. 8:00 NBC movie Something for a Lonely Man stars Dan Blocker about salvaging a submerged locomotive with an insurance deal.
Evening schedule lists programs on KVOO Channel 2 and others in Chanute area for December 10 with Glen Campbell Flying Nun Misterogers Neighborhood Eddie's Father Room 222 Beverly Hillbillies Book Beat Music Hall Hawaii Five-O The Forsyte Saga Merv Griffin Tonight Show News Paul Harvey Sunrise Semester Wrestling and late night slots with regional station logos and times
A $54.5 million aid for Chiang Kai-shek’s air force faces a Senate veto risk as House leaders push a $1.6 billion foreign aid package. Amendments to remove or restore Korea aid loom, with Senate limits set at $1.9 billion.
Dr James L McCary University of Houston professor spoke to doctors at the AMA clinical convention. He debunked myths that physicians are well suited to handle sexual problems and that sex drive declines after age 40. He noted most elderly couples remain sexually active and that many sex offenders are undersexed rather than oversexed.
Lewiston Maine AP Charles Lucet France's ambassador to the United States says France's international and internal relations are going very well. He notes political stability and a small Communist party without legislative power, arguing France is not drifting left.
Daily meditation cites Romans 7 12 urging believers to resist sin ruling the mortal body and to avoid obeying its lusts. The verse emphasizes moral responsibility and spiritual discipline in daily life.
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