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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
4
The piece questions why presidential choices hinge on New Hampshire voters and costs of campaigns. It cites past primary impacts on nominees like Humphrey and Kennedy, critiques media coverage of George Romney, and laments the limited illumination of a candidate’s qualifications despite high spending and modern TV.
A New York City hospital faces dying patients awaiting heart transplants as a Connecticut youth dies after gunshot wounds. A mother refuses to donating her son's heart, highlighting conflicts over body ownership, donor shortages, and potential government priority claims to organs in the future. The columnist foresees changing public sentiment and a shift toward public health claims on transplantable tissues by 200.
Tribune Files notes the Chanute city owned utilities earned 369 353 05 in 1942 up from 350 ? despite unchanged gas rates. Increase driven by colder weather and higher gas use by private and industrial customers. Big focus on local winners and school news follows.
Inside the White House crisis room after the Pueblo was seized by North Korea, President Johnson and aides moved quickly. Secretary of State Rusk and Defense Secretary McNamara were alerted, Rostow prepared an intelligence report, and leaders debated the incident’s breadth amid recent North Korean raids and regional tensions.
Reader questions discuss cataracts in various lens regions and the potential need for surgery. Dr. Molner explains lens anatomy, when operations are appropriate, and advises consulting an eye specialist for dense or progressing cases.
Dear Ann Landers, readers favor chatty pilots who point out sites and report weather during flights. They dislike silence and want engaging commentary, while still seeking safety and information mid voyage.
The President weighs actions after the Pueblo incident while pursuing UN discussions to avoid inflaming public opinion. He orders a limited Air Force reserve call-up and seeks dialogue with Soviet deputy minister Kuznetzov, hoping Kosygin’s return aids diplomacy. Ambassador Goldberg stresses global concern and potential UN action.
A compact guide lists evening programs by channel, featuring Dream of Jean, Garrison's Gorillas, Daktari, Jerry Lewis, Password, It Takes a Thief, Red Skelton, In the Movie slots, Good Morning World, N Y P D, Ford's Theater, The Invaders and News across channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 12 13. Includes time slots from 6:30 to 10 PM and a late 10 O clock block.
Channel listings for KVOO Wichita area stations show daytime and prime time lineups across channels 2 4 5 7 9 12 13 and KOAM KMBC WIBW KUHI WEDNESDAY JANUARY 31 includes news, game shows, soaps, repeats and late night talk with anchors and programs such as Jeopardy Truth or Consequences and The Tonight Show.
In a pithy collection of quips the papers joke about hotel detectives and worldly love. The quotes play on fame education and listening without taking sides reflecting light editorial tone.
A reader asks if gifting a silver to the couple was proper and if an apology is due. The columnist counsels no apology, urging generosity if one is offered, and to recognize when to seize or forgo opportunity.
Garrison's Gorillas on ABC at 6 30 rescues an American officer in a POW camp where inmates plan a prison break. Jerry Lewis Show on NBC at 7 features Ricardo Montalban as a new wave director and Osmond Brothers as scouts with a quirky leader. CBS at 7 30 offers a news special then Inaugural Evening At Ford's Theatre at 9 celebrating Ford's Theatre reopening with stars like Belafonte Fonda Harris Hayes March DeLavallade DeLavallade Ryan and Williams.
A plea to obtain Tribune by phone through your carrier. If unreachable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
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