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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes littering harms parks and beaches and cites a Florida effort by merchants and an aluminum producer. A service-station chain offers a half-cent gasoline stamp per can, with 125000 cans totaling $625 worth of gas in the first quarter.
Scrap collectors say cans laid end to end would stretch ten miles along the coast. A supermarket chain now bins beer cans and aluminum packaging including foil and cheese-dip containers. Scrap sells for 8 to 10 cents a pound and the proceeds go to Miami's Variety Children's Hospital. The program could cut litter and shows aluminum scrap earning more per hundredweight than newspapers.
Journalist observes France shows little anti American sentiment outside Paris. In rural areas strangers from the United States are welcomed with courtesy and kindness. Locals accommodated travelers, explained road signs, and offered good service with modest tipping. He notes no hostility toward Americans during a two week provincial tour.
Tribune files recall routine reports of illness delaying L. J. Junod a repairman while C H Martin Jr of Martin Tractor Co. visits Coffeyville. Family travel includes Bill Helton and Mrs Eleanor Beaver heading to Minnesota, Chicago and Kansas City before Helton enters Army service. Other items note students Mary Lou and Johnnie Kimerling visiting, Marcella LaSalle switching to Bank of Commerce, and families visiting Parsons and Erie with a Bible verse closing. In Fifty Years Ago section Herman Fehr marries Louise Eastburn as Chanute munitions units head to war. Frank Burris recovers from lumbago, Wilsons visit Erie, Romans 8:28 cited.
The piece alleges LBJ allies push El Paso Natural Gas to gain sole federal merger power. It claims Lee Waite and CLerk Cilfield back El Paso, White of the Federal Power Commission endorses a private bill aiding El Paso’s Pacific Northwest Gas merge. Critics note court opposition and past Supreme Court rejections.
Readers discuss travel photography and etiquette in a satirical tone. Ann Landers answers letters about cameras on trips and privacy, while readers criticize or defend shutterbug behavior and media exposure. The column mentions public relations and a government aviation figure, with humorous and firm responses.
Dear Dr. Molner advises that a turning eye in a 3 year old likely signals a muscle balance defect. If one eye does not coordinate, early examination by a specialist is vital as untreated misalignment can cause double vision and loss of useful sight. Treatment may include surgery but early care is best.
Color 6 lists Daktari Combat and Sportsman's Friend early, then Spotlight Occasional Wife The Invaders Movie Peyton Place Petticoat Jet News Hour and Fugitive. Essay on Women airs at 9 10 pm with News to close the night across stations 2 4 5 7 9 12 13.
A dense listing of syndicated and network programs across channels KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM WIBW Chanute and WEDNESDAY including Today Show Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne General Hospital Jeopardy The Dick Van Dyke Show Ed Sullivan and Tonight-style airings with times and mixed punctuation in a historical TV guide format.
TV shows and films listed with times and networks. The Invaders Episode Panic features David Vincent racing aliens. Tuesday Night at the Movies presents Papas Delicate Condition starring Gleason and Glynis Johns. The Anderson Platoon profiles a Vietnam unit. The Fugitive episode The Other Side of the Coin features Kimble held up by a sheriff’s son.
A reader recalls following Ann Landers advice to send her son back to his wife after a dispute. The son later calls to thank her, saying the guidance helped him resolve the marriage issue. The letter cites the columnist and reinforces the belief in parental boundaries and personal responsibility.
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