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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1967
Page
4
Mrs. Winifred Ewing, a Scottish National Party candidate, won a seat in Parliament and sparked talk of Scottish independence. The piece notes rising nationalism, historic unions, and Scotland's distinct legal system while warning that symbols like heather hint at broader political shifts.
In my days at the upper grades Friday afternoons meant recitations with poetry and occasional elocution. We honored Longfellow Kipling Scott Whitman and Field while Service’s Dan McGrew lingered in memory and classrooms fostered rhythm, cadence, and form.
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports Washington alerts on a buying wave from rationing plans for over 200 items starting February. Chanute grocers plan personal limits for customers to discourage hoarding as retailers already impose restrictions.
In Mississippi last fall 160,000 registered Black voters helped elect 22 county officials including justices of the peace and supervisors. The effort, built over four years against fear and white terror, faced opposition from northern insurance companies, threatening bond access for these officials and their ability to serve.
Dr Molner answers readers about fear of medical visits ear infections home humidity mold and freezer use in a health column. He notes chronic ear infection can cause permanent hearing loss advises ventilation and a dehumidifier for moldy basements and jokes about frost eating.
Dear Ann Landers offers campus roommate and relationship advice. The first letter complains of a midnight music loving roommate and a later piece asks about a husband's past affair and how to handle nerves around an old romance.
NBC offers Daniel Boone at 6 30 leading a plantation tale with Fess Parker and co stars. Ironside follows at 7 30 with The Fourteenth Runner about a Russian track star's disappearance. F Troop airs Wilton the Kid at 8 30 with Parmenter under threat. The Dean Martin Show closes the lineup at 9 with Mills Brothers and guests.
The piece details white insurers demanding prohibitively high bonds for five newly elected Black officials in Mississippi counties Jefferson Claiborne Issaquena and Coahoma. It contrasts earlier rapid bonding for whites, notes insurers like Insurance Company of North America and U S Fidelity and Guaranty refusals, and lists officials affected with bond amounts and the insurers involved.
Local Chanute items and notices from the Thursday edition dated December 28 1967 cover community happenings, announcements, and brief news briefs reflecting the town events of the era.
A fragmented schedule lists programs and times such as Daniel Boone Batman Cimarron Strip Flying Nun F Troop Bewitched Ironside Movie That Girl Dragnet Peyton Place D Troop D Martin Good Company and news at 10 00 with old style channel notations and pricing.
TV grid lists programs across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KUHI for Friday including Sunrise Semester Today Show Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne The Beverly Hillbillies General Hospital Jeopardy Love of Life Andy of Mayberry Twilight Zone Wagon Train Perry Mason The Doctors Tonight Show and late movie lineups with multiple soap operas and game shows.
The For-Everett Agency, Fidelity and Casualty representatives in Jackson Mississippi faced scrutiny over delaying bond applications for Ter and Melvin Smith and Griffin McLaurin in Holmes County. The bond stood at $1,000, with a Dec 31 deadline looming for Negro bonding.
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