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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1968
Page
2
Whitley Austin argues the United States should admit policy mistakes in Vietnam. He contends Americans overvalue every policy and urges voters to recognize errors, stop futile carnage, and allow leaders to err within free government.
A traveler visits George's restaurant on a quiet Via Veneto side street in Rome. The establishment, run by a Dickensian figure named George, shows a loyal but small clientele. The waiter notes tourism is down due to unrest in Paris and other global tensions, with Italian elections sparking some strikes and unrest, depressing business for the summer season.
Twenty five years ago farmers in the area rush the delayed small grain harvest while elevator operators predict a light year. Many farmers will store grain for feed and seed rather than market. In other items, American warships bombard Kiska as US forces celebrate a Solomon Islands victory. Samuel Lee Chambers visits his mother in town while Mrs. LeRoy Cooper travels to Topeka and Denver. Tribune editor Herbert Caveness leaves for France with Red Cross work. wife and infant accompany him to New York for the summer.
A devotional excerpt cites Samuel 22 verses 32 and 33 praising God as a fortress and source of power. The passage declares the Lord as a perfected pathmaker, strengthening the speaker amid trial.
On a flight to France Senator Eugene McCarthy sits unseen as a rugged companion in Velveeta jeans and a Stetson boasts of busting communist negotiators in Paris. The exchange ends with McCarthy vowing to avoid excursion class and politics alike.
Dr Molner explains yeast infections are not caused by bread yeast and outlines the role of micro organisms and antibiotics in health. He notes bread yeast is harmless and covers quitting smoking with a booklet offer and guidance for readers seeking help.
The piece reports that the Democratic National Convention may move from Chicago to Miami due to the Illinois Bell strike of the IBEW, plus union rivalry with the Communications Workers. It notes labor leaders' efforts to resolve the stalemate and mentions political optics around race relations and Miami.
The annual 4-H tour began with a picnic at the United Methodist church and showcased livestock poultry sewing cooking gardening and electricity by members. Families of Carl Harvey Leon Engleman Vince Engleman Dale Sharp Carl Payne Virgil Hobbs Kenneth Guenther Harold Ward John Robinson Parie Carlson Raymond Clinesmith and Dixie Offenbacker attended. The tour concluded at the Clinesmith home with Cheryl Carlson presiding over a brief business meeting and a hamburger fry to close the day.
Prime time slots list color channel lineups with Gunsmoke The Monkees Cowboy in Africa The Champions Lucy Show Rat Patrol Comedy Playhouse Felony Squad Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley I Spy Playhouse Carol Burnett News.
A detailed July TV log lists channel lineups for KVOO through KODE with daily times from morning to midnight. Programs include Today Show, The Ed Sullivan Show, Jeopardy, Love of Life, Dark Shadows, and Evening News across stations like KMBC, WIBW, KOAM and more.
Tonight's schedule includes Gunsmoke on CBS at 6 30 with Marshal Dillon aiding a young Indian brave, Rat Patrol at 7 30 on ABC, Playhouse at 8 with Moffitt jeo pardizes a raid, The Blue-Eyed Horse with Borgnine and Blondell, Andy Griffith at 8, Premier 9 with Sheriff Goober, and Lassiter starring Burt Reynolds as a gambling dealer posing as a magazine writer.
The notice lists numerous visitors and family arrivals in the Chanute area including Mrs. A. J. Ambrose and nieces in Prescott Arizona, Paula Lori and Barry Carlson in rural Chanute, and visitors from Yates Center and rural Altoona. Also noted are hospital patients in Independence and Fredonia, a birthday gathering for Frances Riley, and a wedding trip involving Joyce Haller and Michael True in Shawnee with True stationed in Washington D C.
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