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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1967
Page
4
President Johnson criticized the press for distortion in Vietnam coverage during a speech to the JayCees in Baltimore. He faulted publicity given to 12 young demonstrators who invaded the Pentagon to protest the war and the draft.
The piece argues that news is defined by the unusual and that large weekly enlistment numbers may not be newsworthy. It notes that routine events like 10 000 weekly enlistments already occur and questions whether protests, draft actions, or local murders retain news status when commonplace.
A narrator recalls Switzerland’s Alps and valleys as vastly more ancient and civilized than the Rockies. Snowy peaks, glaciers, and well kept villages contrast with red tile roofs, orderly farms, and scrubbed cows. The piece ends noting skiing year round and that postcard views miss the full majesty.
Government stretched out drive by ten days increases old rubber at Chanute filling stations from 50 tons to 8.42 tons per unofficial Tribune survey. Erie Neosho county allotted 32 bicycles for July 9 to September 1 and five motor cars for July.
The column lists nations that backed Moscow in a U N debate on Israel, noting Spain Greece Turkey and Pakistan sided with Russia while most western European democracies supported the United States. It highlights Spain Greece and others as examples, then praises Bernard Boutin of the Small Business Administration for his cooperative approach with banks and retired businessmen before noting his retirement.
Dear Dr. Molner advises that breast feeding remains beneficial despite convenience concerns and that mixing breast and bottle is discouraged. Other readers ask about ingrown toenails, metabolic fatigue, and nose blood with fatigue, with Dr. Molner offering medical guidance and suggesting a prostate booklet for a small fee.
A sample of the Ann Landers column presents readers’ inquiries on romance after injury, hair color choices for a teen, home safety and fire hazards, and a cooking tip. The letters reveal dilemmas about marriage viability, parental influence, and practical life advice in a QandA format.
A listings page outlines TV programming across channels with times and titles from 6:00 to 10:00. Notable items include All-Star Baseball Daktari Combat Spotlight The Invaders Peyton Place Petticoat Jet Eye on KC Civilized Tribes Khrushchev in Exile Fugitive Essay on Women and News.
TV schedule listings show programs across KVOO WIBW Chenute and others for Wednesday including news, soap operas, game shows, and evening movies. Notable items include News on multiple hours, The Tonight Show, Jeopardy, General Hospital, Match Game, The Monroes, Beverly Hillbillies, Green Acres, I Spy, and Tonight Show final segments.
NBC airs exclusive summer classic All-Star Baseball pitting NL stars against AL stars at 6 p.m. Also on NBC tonight Davie Vincent investigates a tape in a railroad tank car. ABC débuts The Invaders at 7:30 p.m. and The Fugitive at 9 p.m. Khrushchev in Exile airs as NBC News special revealing the ex premier’s life in retirement.
The masked bird attacks continue in Florida where most of the state is a bird sanctuary. A woman was bumped on the head in a sneaky swoop. Kenneth McGovern of the humane society urges caution and notes the bird likely nests seasonally. removal requires U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service approval.
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