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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1968
Page
6
The piece argues the Overland Park bank robbery and fatal shooting resemble a violent film myth. It notes a young woman named Bonnie involved, and contrasts old fashioned crime with modern, organized crime led by money and corporations rather than brute force. It calls the event tragically stupid and a throwback to a vanished era.
The Millinery Institute pushes to revive hat wearing this spring with extravagant styles seen in New York shows. Designers unveil chateaux shapes, four foot brims, ribbons, plumes, and novelty pieces like a fiberglass corkscrew curl hat. The piece notes potential budget impacts and contrasts bareheaded trends with revived hat fashion.
Temperatures dipped to near freezing with biting north winds. Community events include a Schoonover birthday party for Donna and Marilyn, aged 11 and 9, with many relatives attending. A baby girl, Marcia Jean, was born to Mrs. Mary Alice Dutch Newland in Kansas City at Research Hospital. Military drill plans for Victory corps students begin, two nights weekly. Pvt Everett Ogle relocates from Fort Warren to Fort Lawton. Local visits include Lily Chilson from Shaw and Baker university alumnus Rev W A Jett. Scripture verses from Luke 18 20 end the item.
Clark Clifford, newly named secretary of defense, has long advised major firms from General Electric to RCA and Philips Petroleum. His record includes shaping policy for Truman and Johnson, defending TWA in a key merger, and maintaining drawers of influence with top executives while staying within ethics debates.
Dr Molner explains hyaline membrane disease in newborns, its relation to Caesarean birth, and early treatment steps such as drainage, oxygen, and antibiotics. He notes usually the critical period is the first 24 to 48 hours and that aftercare has no lasting effects. He also answers reader questions on pinworms and syphilis.
Readers confront Ann Landers over body image and advice amid letters about weight, family bonds, and dating in a 1967 column. Topics include fat shaming, funeral notices, and a daughter dating a divorced man with four children. The note-writers seek guidance and support.
Instructions urge readers to contact Tribune via phone after 6 pm by dialing HE 1 3400 if the regular number is unavailable. The note emphasizes reaching a carrier and provides the after hours contact path.
Local page from the Chanute Tribune dated January 25 1968 presents condensed news items and notices. Readable fragments cover community updates, upcoming events, and brief public notices.
The readable lines show a TV guide style schedule with times 6:30 to 9:00 featuring programs like Batman Cimarron Strip Flying Nun Bewitched Ironside and That Girl plus a 13 Movie.
A detailed KVOO and multiple station line up shows a Friday January 26 radio television grid with entries for AM and PM blocks. Programs include morning segments like The Early Birds and Captain Kangaroo, afternoon game shows, soap operas, and evening talk and variety formats across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE KUHI and more.
Television listings include Wagon Train at 6:30 p.m. on CBS and Ironside at 7:30 p.m. on NBC, plus a CBS movie Where The Spies Are at 8 p.m. and Dean Martin Show guests. A probate notice in Neosho County Kansas names John W. White as administrator of Hazel Edyvean's estate with nine months to file claims.
Short quips from Russell News and Dodge City Globe warn a woman with many relocations to avoid singing sentimental phrases like my heart belongs to daddy. They imply public missteps can lead to social embarrassment or petty sarcasm.
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