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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1967
Page
4
Friday's early morning wind storm caused unexpected damage and highlighted gaps in warning systems. It exposed weak building codes and unsafe structures, urging stricter enforcement, improved alerts, and to stay away from windows during severe wind events.
The author recalls Westminster Abbey's Gothic origins and storied tombs from Elizabeth and Edward the Confessor to Darwin and Ben Johnson. He notes 15 years of restoration, but laments crowds and guide-led tours eroding reverence, as visitors swarm in search of a famed must-see.
Twenty five years ago daylight saving time began to cut light plant sales while August heat could lift demand. July totals reached 96 908 6 dollars with 103 091 33 still due in six months, amid a budget target of 200 000 dollars.
The column argues that today Negro leaders who favor moderation or white cooperation are branded Uncle Toms, mirroring McCarthy era branding of liberals as communists. It cites Newark riots, student radicals led by Tom Hayden, and a shift toward “restructuring” over revolution, with riots seen as a tool to separate races and portray police as foes.
A reader question on recovery after a 58 year old husband’s stroke explores whether other arteries can compensate for brain tissue loss. Dr Molner explains two main stroke types, artery blockage vs rupture, recovery potential, and the role of brain plasticity and anticoagulants. He notes recovery varies by location and extent, but some function often returns with effort and education of undamaged brain regions.
Local notes from Chanute reflect community events and notices for the Saturday edition. Short items cover upcoming meetings, small civic updates, and brief public notices affecting residents and organizations in Chanute and nearby areas.
A reader asks about a six year old with limited diet and a potential hospitalization. Ann Landers counsels at home handling, viewing it as a family issue, and advises not to press the child. Other letters discuss a midnight visit by a boyfriend and a gown loan issue with a relative, with practical caution and etiquette guidance.
A roundup of sharp one liners from Emporia Gazette Parsons Sun El Dorado Times and Clark County Clipper mocks marriage and wealth with humor. The quotes remark on too many women getting excited about nothing how wives learn secrets four rains bringing many dandelions and advice to avoid marrying for money.
A columnist outlines a Newark riot aftermath view, arguing that radical youth use television to spread hate and trigger other riots. Moderates, editors, and the tempo of newsrooms shape coverage, with TV seen as the main weapon for the SDS Kids and other groups.
Friday evening schedule features Away We Go Lost and Found Flipper and Please Don't Eat The Daisies at 7 and 7 30. Lawrence Welk Mission Impossible Get Smart and Movie 8 30 present. Piccadilly Palace Pistols n Petticoats Gunsmoke headline the 9 to 10 blocks with News to follow.
Television guide fragment lists day of week Monday July 31 with channel slots and programs across 2 am to 11:30 pm. Mentions KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute listings and shows like Today Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne Primetime Jeopardy Tomorrow.
CBS airs Mission: Impossible at 7 30 about an arms company's stock grab then The Ugly American at 8 with Marlon Brando. NBC shows Bonanza at 8 with Lola Albright and Jack Elam guesting. Ed Sullivan features Expo 67 acts with Alan King Petula Clark Brigitte Nilsson Peter Gennaro.
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