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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues welfare programs sustain problems rather than solve them. It urges prioritizing solutions, full employment, and mass vocational training to adapt workers to technology and automation. It cites Chanute and Kansas progressivism, urging investment now to reduce dependence later.
Terry Murphy critiques Billy James Hargis and Christian Crusade figures for mixing religion with wartime politics. He condemns linking Jesus to US nationalism and notes speakers like George Wallace Edwin Walker at a Crusade convention. He argues faith is used to justify ignorance and brutality in Vietnam era policy.
A medical letter explains why shoveling snow poses heart attack risks for older men and those with heart disease. It details how cold increased heart strain, heavy wet snow, and rapid exertion can trigger arterial narrowing and potential obstruction, urging caution during winter tasks.
A U S District Court jury valued nine dead cottonwood trees at 1294.46 in a Syracuse Kansas case. Plaintiffs Wayne and Mrs. Ochs claimed loss from salt water pollution from a gas well and noted the trees had been planted in 1934 and watered by hand to create a valued grove seen for miles.
TV guide notes Royals versus Tigers game on channel slots with CBS movie Westward the Women starring Robert Taylor Denise Darcel and John McIntire and creature film The Creature with the Atom Brain. Program listings include High Chaparral Gunsmoke and The Saint among others.
Saturday and Sunday listings show channel by channel programming across KVOO KUHI WDAF KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. Notable blocks include cartoons, westerns, game shows, news, sports, movies, and religious programs spanning 5:55 p.m. to midnight and Sunday morning through midnight.
Washington began closed door hearings where a former Assistant Secretary of the Navy sternly warned that defense and space spending may destabilize the economy. The dispute included Rep. Mendell Rivers and George Mahon over a proposed resolution criticizing military waste and diverting funds to urban needs.
Mounting pressure to improve the Kansas teacher retirement plan prompts the Kansas Association of School Boards to form a study committee. Dr. K D Moran says it is the first such committee and will lead an organizational meeting in Wichita Friday with members Mrs. Gladys Six Lawrence John Tarr Mulyane and John Michener Wichita.
A devotional essay connects Exodus and Abraham Lincoln era themes with Moses as unlikely deliverer. It reflects on the question Who am I and reframes it to Who are you asking, emphasizing that God enables deliverance through Moses, not by Moses alone. The piece cites Romans 8:9 to tie to spiritual identification.
Tribune notes 13 monkeys in cages and 56 on monkey island after eradication by park superintendent W. P. Reilly and staff. Twelve monkeys sold to a circus and four to a St. Petersburg Florida zoo, with a park department profit of 450 dollars. Chanute divided into three kindergarten districts for next month. L. H. Petit announces eligibility for five year olds before Jan 15 1945. Attending kindergarten not required but lack of training may handicap first grade.
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