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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues law officers failed to arrest Governor inaugurations attendees for drinking in the civic center. It notes selective enforcement, with power and wealth often evading penalties, and questions why arrests did not occur despite illegal drinking being prohibited.
A reflection on how officials and the public view law and order at social events. The piece suggests establishment figures excuse breaches when convenient and questions who bears responsibility for enforcing rules. It notes tension between privileged groups and those outside the Establishment.
John C Harris notes his dislike of winter but endures the season to reach spring. He jokes about icy walks, car hazards on snow, and prefering warmth by the fire. The piece reflects on snowball fun of youth, cold postcards, and choosing patience over harsh weather.
Twenty five years ago with no ground school and no flights after the CAA shut down instructor courses soldiers finished with a military training program and a long infantry hike led by Lt. Harry Rubloff who got lost but returned to town. Mrs. William Arthur returned from California with her sons. Altoona hogs topped at 13.30 after weighing 2,224 pounds. December brought record snow yet warmer than typical. Mrs. T. R. Johns was chosen as one of two federation members to France for YWCA work. A Loch sold his grocery at 1001 N Santa Fe to Fred Foster who took charge today. Ecclesiastes 3:13 references conclude.
Washington notes Lyndon Johnson’s patient approach to foreign affairs yielded cautious peace efforts with De Gaulle and the Soviet Union. He secured a consular treaty with Russia, pressed for Vietnamese talks, and explored a European summit, despite opposition and a looming transition to Nixon.
Ann Landers remarks on how youths differ from their elders due to growing up with television and changing values. The columnist reflects on his father born in 1885 and argues enduring Western Civilization ideas shape beliefs more than personal upbringing. He notes food, social justice, and material wealth influence values across generations.
Chanute public librarian notes complaints about current fiction while praising a new anthology HOW WE LIVE edited by Penney Chapin Hills and L Rust Hills. The memory of Mary K Brookhart inspires continued care as staff process new titles across fiction mystery non fiction and young adult works including A Girl's Guide to Dating and Going Steady and The Beatles.
Plans to establish a sixth voting ward in Independence for the 1969 city elections. City Clerk Cy Gaines says the present third precinct of the fifth ward will become the first precinct of the new sixth ward, with the annexed North Independence area added to the second precinct. Residents in the new area may vote in spring elections if registered.
TV listings show Adam 12 and Jackie Gleason in primetime specials, My Three Sons engagement shock, and Hogan’s Heroes plus Petticoat Junction. CBS and NBC air Hollywood Palace and FBI with crime drama, while Ed Sullivan hosts guests and a film The Dirty Game appears on ABC.
The Tribune publishes a weekday daytime lineup from Monday to Friday featuring daytime soap operas news briefs and talk shows. Highlights include morning cooking segments and afternoon game programs with local air times and channel references.
The listing shows a January 7 evening lineup with The Avengers Inauguration 1989 and classic programs such as Gunsmoke Peyton Place Here's Lucy The Outcasts Mayberry Family Affair Big Valley Carol Burnett News Presidential Inaugural Ball Joey Bishop and Movies plus an anthology and news Weather segment.
Television channels will pre empt regular programming for national inauguration coverage. Channel 12 airs until 2 p m while Channel 9 and 1% run until 3 30 p m and Channels 2 4 and 7 until 4 p m The event starts at 9 a m.
Clyde Hill leads indoctrination for new legislators covering bill drafting, research access, and legislative mechanics. Topeka press corps briefed on open communication. Hill also helped streamline committee structure. new members Harris joins Public Health and Welfare, Industry and Labor, and Transportation and Utilities.
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