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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1968
Page
4
Editorial argues the US runs a persistent international payments deficit, roughly $314 to $4 billion annually, tied to travel abroad. It urges strong action including a possible law limiting per person travel funds to 200 dollars yearly to keep travel dollars at home.
A columnist warns meal merchants against underpricing to chase volume, citing rival losses and child appetites. He mocks a restaurant offer for prime ribs to children, recalls Ed Wynn sketches, and notes children eat faster than parents. The piece ends by urging realistic child-sized portions and prices.
Tribune Files notes a report that Hitler commanded German forces to hold their positions in the Caucasus even if the Russians cut off the northern escape corridor through Rostov. The piece also records local items including Chanute high school band's decline and staff changes, plus brief notes on area residents' activities.
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson report sharp US Israeli splits on Soviet power in Egypt and the Arab world. Israelis warn of permanent Soviet bases and rapid Egypt rearmament while US intelligence sees limited, temporary Soviet presence and delayed Arab threat, amid White House and State Department tensions.
In this column Dr. Motner counsels readers against pursuing unproven cancer cures. He warns relatives not to push hopeful but misleading clinic trips, notes that legitimate doctors share all knowledge, and condemns secret cures as quackery. He also answers letters on shingles, psychiatric advice, and a shaving question about leg hair bleaching.
On this date Joan of Arc was born in 1412. Martha Dandridge Custis married George Washington in 1759. Samuel Morse’s early telegraph demonstrations are recalled from 1838. Carl Sandburg was born in 1878. New Mexico became the 47th state in 1912. Theodore Roosevelt died in 1919. Franklin D. Roosevelt stated the Four Freedoms in 1941.
A 17-year-old criticizes Ann Landers for blaming girls in advice columns. Letters discuss sexual pressure, dress and behavior, with a school teacher explaining how educators evaluate work and grades. The column closes with personal advice and copyright 1967.
NBC airs Maya and My Three Sons with guest stars and a Birds film at 8. CBS features Ed Sullivan guests Alan King and Dionne Warwick, plus Smothers Brothers. ABC offers Dr Jekyll and Mr Hyde with Jack Palance. Sunday NBC presents The Vine in Israel and Jordan.
Partial Sunday listings show evening lineup with Jackie Gleason Maya Big Show Lawrence Welk Get Smart My 3 Sons Movie Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Iron Horse Mannix Grand Ole Opry.
The page lists a Monday daytime and evening lineup across stations KVOO WDAF KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KUHI with education shows, news, game shows, soap operas, comedies, westerns, mysteries, sports, and late night talk featuring Jack LaLanne Patty Duke Andy Mayberry Jeopardy Truth or Consequences Merv Griffin and Tonight Show among others.
Wry quotes from El Dorado Times and other papers amuse readers with a joke about mini skirts and a man who laughs at his own jokes. The collection highlights humorous quips from Parsons Sun and Fre donia Herald.
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