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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1969

Page

2

Hoover Warns of Yellow Peril Immigration Fears

The editorial denounces J Edgar Hoover and the FBI for alarmist claims about 300000 Chinese in the U S. It calls the warnings outdated dinosaur talk and argues immigration laws already address concerns about ethnic recruitment or hostage risks.

Communist China

Hoover and patriotism questioned in era wiretapping glare

The piece argues Hoover exploited red herrings to justify illegal wiretapping of innocent citizens. It praises veterans for service in three wars and accuses Hoover of failing to retire at 65, claiming the public isn’t easily fooled by his tactics.

J. Edgar Hoover F.B.I Hoover

Senator Pearson to Attend White House Religious Services

A telegram says Senator James Pearson will join President Nixon at Sunday services in the East Room of the White House. The note suggests the President may seek spiritual influence to sway the senior Kansas Senator against ABM deployment.

James Pearson President Nixon White House Kansas

Editor notes on news policy and reader questions column

Dr Thosteson explains newspaper duties toward public interest and reader requests while keeping advertising separate. The piece includes reader letters about blood types paternity menopause contraception and freezing food with expert answers and guidance.

Dr. Thosteson

Chanute used car dealers face price ceilings amid market low

In Chanute the used car trade, part of a national two billion dollar annual market, sees four cars for sale as a price ceiling controversy stirs dealer opinions. Local shoppers and families are noted as activity continues with regional valuation changes and political declarations.

Chanute Used Chanute

Banks and lawmakers clash over holding company bills

A bank lobby backed by First National City Bank and Wachovia pressed the House Banking Committee as Chairman Patman marked up a holding company bill. Republicans and some Democrats, many with bank ties, voted for a bill favorable to banks allowing nonbank subsidiaries. The Treasury version lacked that strength, but both failed amid lobbying pressure as West Berlin lowers voting age to 18.

Washington House Banking and Currency Committee Wright Patman Texarkana Tex Jack Yingling First National City Bank of New York John Helton American Bankers Association Matt Hale ABA Don Rogers Association of Registered Bank Holding Companies Robert Oliver Sperry and Hutchinson, Inc S and H Green Stamp Company Wachovia Bank and Trust Company North Carolina Nixon Rep Patman Patmas Treasury Department First National City Bank of New York Jac S Yingling Patmar William Brock Tenn Hamilton National Bank Chattanooga Knoxville William Widnall New Jersey Chester

Youngblood Hawke Stars Highlight TV Schedule

Tonight on CBS a 1960s drama Youngblood Hawke stars James Franciscus Suzanne Pleshette and Genevieve Page about a young writer challenging New York City. Also The Astounding She Monster with Robert Clarke airs. Prime time lists feature Wild Wild West Gomer Pyle Name of Game Judd and The Saint among others. Daytime schedule runs Monday through Friday per Tribune.

CBS Youngblood Hawke James Franciscus Suzanne Pleshette Genevieve Page New York John Davidson Gomer Pyle Judd Maurice Woodruff the Saint Dick Cavett

Saturday July 12 Television Schedule Highlights

Chanute and Kansas City stations list a dense lineup from early morning to midnight. Notable entries include Black Heritage programming, Tom and Jerry, Cowboy and crime shows, mountain West sports and late news.

Belief versus Trust in God Calls Pioneers of Faith

Devotional reflects on belief versus trust, using Abraham as the example of stepping into the unknown with faith. It notes God chooses individuals, equips them with promises, and guides them on uncertain journeys, separating men from boys when Go is called.

God Abraham

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