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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
4
Mounting criticism reaches the Senate as Sen. Morton notes shifting sentiment from hawks to doves and as Edward Kennedy attacks Saigon corruption. Some senators seek a reassessment while White House and Nixon campaign aides are urged to heed the evolving view.
The author contrasts old fashioned Sunday dinners with today’s pre processed foods. He recalls fresh peas and home baked biscuits, homemade ice cream and real chickens, warning that modern meals lack flavor and are built on convenience. He doubts future generations will sit to meals or eat real food.
Undersheriff Ralph Rhodes is named sheriff of Neosho County by Gov. Schoeppel to fill the late Seth Brown’s unexpired term after Brown was killed in a Burlington auto accident on Jan 29. Draft calls for 33 men to report to Fort Leavenworth March 11 for physicals and induction.
A syndicated column outlines a Guevara inspired strategy to harass U S forces across Asia from Burma to Indonesia. It cites guerrilla outbreaks in Thailand and Laos and claims covert support from Peking and international communists.
Dr Molner explains that diabetes can occur in non overweight individuals and that weight loss is common in uncontrolled cases. With control, some weight gain is possible, but health goals focus on renewed strength. Time to control varies by patient.
Ann Landers answers readers on when a daughter may enter a doctor's examining room without a mother age fourteen is old enough to go in. A parent overrules doctors, a plea for independence and practical nurse presence is noted along with husband wife conflicts and social etiquette about crowded confrontations and unsolicited photo displays.
The Chanute Tribune issue dated Saturday February 24 year not specified details a local publication. Readers are reminded to check archives for complete page content and event listings.
TV guide notes color 6 30 5 6 13 Jackie Gleason Saint Pursuit of Excellence 7:30 9 12 Lawrence Welk Get Smart My 3 Sons at 0 7 13 KU State basketball Hogan s Heroes 0 7:30 5 6 Petticoat Junction Hollywood Palace 9 00 5 6 Mannix 9:30 9 Grand Ole Opry Slim Wilson Sunday listings referenced in Friday paper.
Channel listings for KVOO to KUHI include Sunrise Semester Today's Show Captain Kangaroo and The Fugitive, with News and Merv Griffin, The Doctors, House Party and Love of Life, plus game shows and soap operas across stations KCMO WIBW KMBC KOAM and others.
Listings show sports and variety programs across ABC CBS and CBS with events at Makaha Beach Hawaii Pomona CA and Allen Fieldhouse Kansas. Notable items include Hollywood Palace with Milton Berle Dinah Shore Ed Sullivan guests flame over India film and a 8 p.m. ABC movie Flame Over India.
The Chanute Tribune page lists staff roles with Dwight McCreight as publisher and Wayne J. Smith as editor along with advertising and circulation staff. It also notes subscription rates for local and mail readers, and AP membership terms.
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