Tribune Family Wishes Readers Merry Christmas
The Tribune and its 76 staff members and carriers extend warm wishes for festive season happiness. May the joy continue and goodwill toward all fellowmen.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
4
The Tribune and its 76 staff members and carriers extend warm wishes for festive season happiness. May the joy continue and goodwill toward all fellowmen.
The Terrace at Ste Adresse by Claude Monet sold to Rev. Theodore Pitcairn in 1926 for 11000 and later fetched 1411200 at a London sale in 1957. Art price history shows Monet works rising with inflation and interest in impressionists. A statistical study notes art has outperformed stocks and land as an inflation hedge, but luck and information matter.
Tribulations of the U S mail and railroad system slow Christmas deliveries as trains run crowded and workers turnover rises. Local visits include San Diego’s Robert Rogers and Annapolis midshipman LaVerne Junod visiting families. other residents travel or return from trips. A Bible verse from Matthew closes the notice.
The 9th Congress left without a formal ethics code as Powell faced expulsion and Dodd was censured, while leaders claimed action stalled. Articles note disparities in ethics rules for black and white members, security risk handling, and asset disclosure differences between Congress and the White House.
Readers ask about lifelong thyroid pills after conflicting doctor advice. Dr Molner cautions dosage requires gradual adjustment and many patients need ongoing treatment to maintain balance, noting reappearance of symptoms if stopped.
Ann Landers replies to readers about a husband who moves 25 times in 14 years, complains over food, spends on boots, sneaks breakfasts, ignores in laws, and causes family strife. A separate letter condemns a father who ghostwrites his son's college theme, warning against dishonesty and urging accountability.
NBC presents Tarzan at 6:30 with James Whitmore and Annie Jeffreys portraying an engineer pressuring natives for irrigation aid. CBS airs The Nutcracker at 6:30 featuring Edward Villella and Melissa Heyden with Eddie Albert as host. Fanz Alles conducts the Budapest Philharmonic. CBS at 8 presents Escape from East Berlin with Don Murray and Christine Kaufman. Jerry Van Dyke stars in Accidental Family on NBC at 8:30.
Rep. John Culver of Iowa earns bipartisan praise for dissent and leading anti Subversive Activities Control Board efforts on the House Un American Activities Committee. He is credited with improving rural water facilities and farm programs while serving alongside others amid ethical debates.
The Chanute Tribune from December 22, 1967 covers local news, community events, and notices. It lists upcoming gatherings, school activities, civic updates, and brief sports recaps from Chanute and nearby areas.
A cluttered listing shows programs across channels with films like Hondo Wagon Train and Alamein along with series Bewitched Gomer Pyle and Star Trek. Also notes Judd Defense My Three Sons and 12 O Clock High with late news.
The entry lists KVOO to KUHI TV channels with a dense, era style schedule for Sunday and Monday, detailing programs such as Gospel Singing, Encounter The Answer, News & Weather, Bible programs, cartoons, movies, sports, and variety shows across multiple stations. It preserves station calls, times, and show names, reflecting a comprehensive broadcast guide.
A reader asks about a daughter who plans to wear white gloves with the wedding gown and deliver a ring over the glove. Ann Landers says removing gloves at the altar is standard practice and advises against eloping or overreacting.
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