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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1969
Page
2
Editorial urges changing patterns or habits and starting action to resist inertia. It warns that simply maintaining the status quo can ruin any venture and that fundamentals must be reimagined to meet today’s problems. It calls readers to consider the forces shaping the present and act creatively.
An editorial asks what forces shape local development and renewal. It contrasts progressive action based on comprehensive plans with resistance to time, urging readers to evaluate whether their community builds for tomorrow or relies on past efforts. It invites reflection on dominant forces and future needs.
John P. Harris argues the Federal Reserve Board raised the rediscount rate to curb inflation but warns it will misallocate tightening. He says consumer credit stays easy, fueling debt, high interest, and eventual bankruptcies while suggesting tighter installment terms and government action. He notes widespread financial strain and criticizes excessive credit incentives.
Tribune reports Chanute will host a small USO for Army Air Forces personnel with three local women forming a committee to select dancers. The first entertainment night is set for January 19 in the American Legion rooms at the municipal building.
Washington column notes Walter Hickel, Alaska governor and future Interior secretary nominee, is accused of lax water pollution standards. It cites failures to meet federal deadlines, ongoing oil and mining discharges, and questions over safeguarding high quality Alaska waterways.
Terry Murphy praises Drew Pearson for exposing public waste and misconduct. The columnist’s pursuit of truth prompts accountability in Congress and government, including Dodd’s underhanded pay and Hickel’s Interior role, showing Pearson’s impact on public disclosure and reform.
National Educational Television begins a six month trial broadcasting to about 130 stations five nights weekly. The lineup includes a Southeast Asia discussion from Hong Kong, a stark Biafra refugee segment, a Pittsburgh tin whistle drama, and NBC CBS programming clashes with new prime time formats and interviews including Dr Philip Blaiberg Rita Hayworth Otto Skorzeny and Spiro Agnew.
Trustees of Mid-America Inc southeast Kansas development group will hold a dinner meeting Thursday in Independence. Jack Groves Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce manager said the meal is at 6 30 at the Elks Club. Chamber activities this week include two committee meetings. Safari Museum committee met last night to discuss the museum brochure and the Ambassadors will meet Wednesday noon at the Orchid Buffet.
A roundup of TV programs across networks CBS NBC ABC and Metromedia including The Mod Squad Julia N Y P D That’s Life and Joey Bishop. Entries mention plot hooks guest stars and special segments as the night unfolds with a mix of dramas comedies and variety shows.
Prime time schedule shows Jerry Lewis and Julia on multiple channels plus Mod Squad Lancer and Students Revolt. Doris Day N Y P D Magiv That's Life 60 Minutes and news wrap at 10.00 across channels 2 4 7 5 9 12 13.
A compact listing of daily daytime programs published by the Tribune for Monday to Friday. It outlines show names, times, and network blocks as seen in the newspaper page, enabling readers to plan daily viewing across the workweek.
A dated television log lists listed times for programs including The Outsider, Hawaii Five-O, News, Joey Bishop shows, Movie and Tonight Show segments. It also notes Anthology Sunrise Semester and other late night offerings with unclear details.
Chicago officials plan a three month test to blend assorted garbage into bales for use as lakefill. City purchasing agent John Ward and Streets Commissioner James McDonough outline specific material lists and modest costs for collection.
A fund for the widow Ruth Sansoucie and her four children, plus another on the way, has surpassed 32000 dollars. Ray mond J Sansoucie, 30, an automobile worker, died after pursuing a purse snatcher who attacked an elderly widow on New Year s Eve. Donations ranged from two quarters to 500 dollars as the St Louis Grand Jury Association reported.
A Bible verse from Isaiah 40 11 describes a shepherd gathering lambs in his arms and gently guiding those who are with young reflecting compassionate care for flock members. The quotation emphasizes tender leadership and protection.
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