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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1967
Page
4
The piece argues television repeats fail to improve with each season and criticizes producers for claiming to give the public what it wants. It notes movies and newspapers rely on measurable feedback, while TV seems unaware of audience desires.
The author argues television lacks the will to become true art, noting that great works from Aeschylus to Homer survived centuries while TV's record remains uneven. He emphasizes TV’s power for art and understanding but decries missteps and costly mis takes in its development.
A Kansas Revenue Department advisory committee aims to “humanize” tax collection, but critics warn the effort undermines authority. The piece argues collectors must remain stern enforcers, not friendly hosts, to preserve public finance and respect.
Sixty five farm leaders from eight counties say farmers must raise more livestock and feed crops in 1943 while not expanding flax and soybeans. They stress gains from better farm management, higher yields, and lower disease losses, with corn as the exception. Eva Mae Matlock and James Jack Moore wed in Erie, both workers at the Jensen egg plant. War bonds are dedicated by Bob Blunk and John Adams. A. M. Tony Lockyear leaves for Kansas City and Topeka on business.
The United States quietly encouraged King Constantine to oppose Greece's military junta while delaying recognition of the regime. Talks involved President Johnson and Ambassador Talbot, with Constantine seeking American support for a return to constitutional rule amid tension, leaks, and shifting alliances.
A column explores natural asymmetry in human bodies from shoulders to feet and asks readers to overlook minor differences. It also shares reader questions to Dr Molner about prostate issues duodenal bulb cancer causes and noninvasive remedies for sinus trouble with guidance to obtain his booklet.
A reader scolds Ann Landers for defending tidy underwear and dismisses the hospital emergency ward remarks. The exchange praises underwear hygiene and defends welfare recipients while urging compassion over judgment. The letter reflects 1967 tone and includes a sign-off requesting help from Ann Landers in care of The Chanuted Tribune.
A Pittsburgh Sun line laments nostalgia as a mixed tone of remembrance and wishful thinking. The Hays News quip condemns America’s miserliness as the most discouraged man seeks to outspend his family and Congress.
Local briefs from Chanute Kansas cover community notices and short items. Readers learn concise updates on area happenings, events, and public notices relevant to residents of Chanute and surrounding counties.
The clipping lists a 6:30 to 10:00 p.m. lineup with titles such as Tarzan Hondo Star Trek Bewitched Wagon Train My Three Sons Hogan's Heroes and 12 O Clock High, interspersed with News and Bell Telephone Hour.
The page displays a Sunday to Monday television schedule with channel lineups for KVOO KOAM WDAF KCMO KMBC and WIBW KUHI and air times for musical programs gospel singing encouragement revival and various syndicated shows. It lists numerous series such as Tom and Jerry Faith For Today Look Up and Live Lassie Bonanza Gunslingers and The Rose Bowl Parade with time slots throughout the day.
CBS presents Wild, Wild West at 6:30 with Secret agents West and Gordon facing a president nominating a ruthless rival. NBC airs Star Trek at 6:30 with the Enterprise crew battling a hostile empire. ABC tops 10:30 with Twilight Zone The Man in the Bottle about a pawn shop owner’s fortune.
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