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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1969
Page
2
The Tribune prints Senator Dole's rebuttal to Drew Pearson's charges. Dole says Pearson's statements distort facts and generalizes pressure claims on Kansas Senator James Pearson, whom he notes is not related to Drew Pearson. The exchange highlights partisan rhetoric and public defense.
The excerpt shows a dispute over endorsing the deployment of the ABM system. Senator Dole cites Senator Pearson claiming he faced no pressure to vote for deployment, while Pearson asserts personal independence and denies any need for others to speak for him.
Dorothy Hardin of 106 North Forest writes in the Peoples Forum backing prior views and urging traffic control for pedestrians. She supports traffic lights at Forest and Steuben toward the junior high and proposes interim stopping measures for drivers until signals are installed.
David Frost orchestrates a listening approach on his syndicated show replacing Merv Griffin and aiming to entice viewers with longer interviews. He seeks offbeat guests like Prince Charles and Ed Sullivan, dispenses with a sidekick, and emphasizes a responsive, unscripted flow over strict timing.
A Kansas business delegation led by Governor Robert B. Docking departed Rio de Janeiro after informal meetings with Brazilian businessmen. They discussed the Partners for Progress program under the Alliance for Progress and spent four days in Pará before returning home.
A 72 year old with 36 years of diabetes, insulin allergy described across many insulin types. Doctor discusses desensitization in hospital, potential pill therapy trial, and weight loss to ease control. If allergy began recently consider other causes. referral notes and planned monitoring.
The Kansas Wheat Improvement Association launches its second annual wheat scenes photo contest with July 31 deadline. Open to amateurs and professionals in color and black and white, with junior and senior amateur divisions. Winning entries may be displayed in Rep. Keith Sebelius's Washington office. Kansas Wheat Month is sponsored by the Kansas Wheat Commission with several state agricultural groups.
Terry Murphy laments Irish blockheadedness in press coverage as editors defend news space, risking stifling reader views. He cites Joe Louis bouts and Jerry Quarry to argue vigilance can harden into defensiveness, urging openness to outside influence and new perspectives.
A group of aerospace engineers from North American Rockwell, builders of Apollo 11 capsules, dine before the moon flight. NASA plans ten more moon missions in three years while the company adds 13 Apollos. the crew faces a ninety second decision window for landing or returning to Earth.
Today’s Bible verse quotes Jeremiah 15 6 and notes the usual ad deadlines for regular classified ads at 10 a.m. on publication day with 9 a.m. Saturday exception. Display classified ads have a different cutoff the day before publication.
The listing shows Tonight's top films including The Wings of Eagles with John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, The New Voyager with Bette Davis, and Good Day for a Hanging with Fred McMurray. Multiple channels present Tarzan, Here Comes the Brides, and Hawaii 50 among daytime repeats and specials.
TV listing for Thursday evening July 17 detailing channel lineups and programs across KVOO WDAF KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KUHI and others from 6 pm to 12:30 am including Daniel Boone Dragnet The Prisoner That Girl Bewitched and The Tonight Show with guest lineups and late news summaries.
Twenty-five years ago Erie's 4H clubs led a nationwide pick milkweed pods and save a life campaign. Youths collected green pods for floss used in B-24 life jackets with twenty cents per bag. A summer dramatics project began Monday as Mrs. E W Johnson guided students. T Sgt Mark H Johnson earned the Distinguished Flying Cross for aerial combat over Germany and occupied Europe, son of Edna F Johnson.
Rates are listed for mail subscriptions across Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with AP news content exclusive to the local newspaper. The notice outlines pricing for various durations and delivery options and notes AP use rights for republication.
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