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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues miracles are rare in human relations and in US Soviet ties. It urges improving relations through small, practical steps rather than idealism. It notes Soviet leaders’ power needs limit openness and that friendly acts risk eroding top positions, yet identifies areas where both sides can cooperate.
The text argues both Could Profit countries could gain from improved ties and weapon limits. It notes current high arms spending, urges agreements to curb military hardware purchases, and references encouraging signals from Soviet leaders toward discussing limits on armaments. It warns talk alone rarely halts proliferation.
Hollywood AP reports Laugh-In producer Paul Keyes plans a high profile opening with cameos by Peter Sellers and Michael Caine while teasing a new tag line Wrinkle your prune. Keyes notes Wayne Hudson Garson were among past guests and says top stars will be limited to the best.
Seattle AP report says Peter Caka 23 ran a concession cart inside a county jail selling cigarettes and confections. Detectives found marijuana in his possession and charged him with violation of the state narcotics act. The note ends with a biblical quote about the poor.
A physician explains that deaths from anaphylactic shock and severe allergic reactions are possible, counters the idea that no one dies from allergies, and addresses reader queries on weight loss advice for a teen, ear pressure during flights, and safe medical guidance. The column emphasizes practical health steps and cautions to consult a doctor before taking medications.
Terry Murphy argues the US should rethink foreign aid and support for dictators. He warns that power and wealth do not guarantee security and cites Vietnam as proof of failure. He urges backing leaders who improve human rights and resist regimes that suppress dignity.
Washington column notes Sen. Dole uses free mailing to fund ABM advocacy via American Security Council literature, raised outside Kansas. Observes past franking cases, questions ethics, mentions Nixon aides and corporate backers, and cites Continental Airlines allocation reversal in ABM context.
The Colorado Civil Rights Commission will step up efforts to enforce laws against sexual discrimination in hiring. Director James F. Reynolds says employers limit potential by restricting work to traditional positions, a long neglected problem whose correction will benefit all citizens of the state.
U.S. District Judge Sidney O. Smith set aside the conviction of Johnny C. Wilson who faced charges under Georgia’s op probrious language statute after an ant iwar protest at an Army induction center. The judge found the law unconstitutional for vague standards of responsibility open to improper application.
TV guide notes Apollo 11 flight specials on CBS and NBC Wednesday. NBC airs Some Like It Hot at 8 PM, with a crime chase subplot involving two Chicago musicians. Channel 5 shows Laughing Annie at 10:30 PM.
A July 18 evening lineup lists primetime on KVOO and partner stations with shows such as the Tonight Show, Love of Life, Jeopardy, Batman, Mission: Impossible era entries, and specials including Apollo XI coverage. Networks feature news from Huntley-Brinkley and Cronkite with regional variations in Chanute WDAF KOAM KMBC listings.
Twenty five years ago junior and senior lifeguard courses were to start July 17 at the Chanute municipal pool with Mary Lucille Garton as tutor. Garton had been sent by Neosho County Red Cross to Petit Jean State Park in Morriston Ark to attend a national aquatic school to qualify as teacher for the courses.
Fort Scott discusses leasing the first floor of the Post Office building as city offices move from the library basement to gain space for records and staff. The Post Office says federal agencies have priority but the city could be considered if space is available. Other items note residents traveling to Kansas City and tap dance at military bases, with local delegates returning from a YWCA convention in Estes Park, Colorado.
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