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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues for continued bombing of North Vietnam with little chance of de escalation. It notes a 2.7 billion gallon jet fuel purchase by the Defense Supply Agency costing 292 million dollars, a larger contract than six months ago, suggesting broader air raids and eventual ground action next year.
Three 60 year old women seek guidance on height loss and posture. Doctor explains height decline may come from spine changes or poor posture and notes heavy weight may worsen it while weightier twins show more shortening.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas report community happenings on December 12 1967. Highlights include civic updates and brief notices affecting residents and nearby organizations.
Sylvia Herz, psychologist and Essex County New Jersey council chair, releases a six month survey from three New York area colleges showing sex on campuses ranks behind drugs. The piece urges revival of older attitudes through public campaigns and sex education courses with reading on Casanova and Cellini.
English walnuts weighing about 13 thousand pounds are expected within the month or January through the Surplus Commodities agency for distribution to schools across a 21 county area. The nuts will substitute meat in meals as black walnuts become scarce due to gun stock wood use.
U S support backs ex Ecuadoran president Galo Plaza Lasso for the OAS post amid a heavyweight lobbying fray. Venezuela Panama and the Dominican Republic push Falcon Briceno while Bolivia shifts votes four times to Panama’s candidate.
A reader warns that outward beauty hides vulnerability and urges mothers to monitor daughters’ lives beyond appearances. Ann Landers advises that the not so pretty girl can be more at risk from manipulative suitors, while the moral lesson emphasizes vigilance and open communication.
Dr James L. Price of Duke University says student activists are highly educated, academically gifted, and should be included in university policymaking. He warns against dismissing them as hippies or lawless, urging more student participation in governance. Harvard Radcliffe adopt pass fail option for all undergraduates next September to ease risk in choosing courses. A Cook County official in Evanston progresses on a burglary case with a focus on protecting a hearttransplant patient.
TV listings for Color 6:50 to 10:00 include Daktari Jeannie The Invaders Bewitched NYPD CBS News Hollywood Palace Garrison's Gorillas The Monroes and News with channel numbers and times across the evening.
A dense schedule list for multiple TV channels and time slots on Wednesday December 13 features daytime education programs, children's shows, game shows, soap operas, and evening variety lineups. Notable items include Sunrise Semester, The Today Show, Captain Kangaroo, Merv Griffin, The Honeymoon Race, and The Andy Griffith Show among others across KYOO TV and several affiliates.
Television guide listing includes ABC special The world of Charles Dickens at 6:30 p.m. starring Sir Michael Redgrave and Juliet Mills. I Dream of Jeannie on NBC at 6:30 p.m. features Bob Denver as Harold. CBS at 7:30 p.m. presents The Red Skelton Hour with Berle and Dusty Springfield. Hollywood Palace airs at 9 p.m. on Herb Alpert. CBS Reports at 9 p.m. explores Ronald Reagan's life and rise.
Ronald Kamen, 22, had prenuptial dinner with his father Herbert when burglars stole his marriage license, cruise and plane tickets. Sidney Marcovitz brought a duplicate license from the county clerk to allow the wedding to proceed as planned after the groom bought replacement travel documents.
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