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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1967
Page
4
The piece calls for organized city officials and residents to protest drinking water pollution in the Neosho river area. It warns past criticisms were sporadic and stresses public health threats beyond sportsmen’s concerns, urging stronger state action to compel remedies.
The Kansas Board of Health is blamed for failing to curb stream pollution amid cattle interests. A published report says rules may be in place today but are not promised or enforceable beyond Jan. 1, leaving no lasting plan to prevent pollution.
A writer declines attendance at Alma Meter’s alumni reunion citing fear of feeling out of place among professors and old classmates. He recalls lab tours and a $4.25 luncheon while joking about outdated talk and memories from the class of ’23.
Twenty five years ago Chanute girls ages 15 to 25 fretted over date shortages but now hype surrounds a rumored busload of RAF pilots arriving from Miami Oklahoma for the June 27 weekend. Welfare head J E Gelwix offered agency help to connect employers and relief clients.
In this column, Drew Pearson argues Johnson must choose between Near East diplomacy with Russia and a broader Cold War path. He recounts Moscow’s threats of commensurate retaliation and Soviet indifference to talks, linking Vietnam bombing 1965 to strained US Soviet ties and Kosygin’s failed peace overtures.
A reader asks if a keloid from a beltline mole can turn malignant and how to treat it. Dr Molner explains keloids form from wound tension or infection, are common in young people with dark complexions, and removal often fails. injections of steroids may shrink them, and malignancy is not indicated.
Readers discuss Vietnam deployment etiquette and wedding games at school. Ann Landers advises against parental airport meetings and labels selfishness, then condemns involvement with married men and suggests light alternatives for a teen who is asked to marry for fun. Copyright 1967.
The passage notes growing Soviet embarrassment and friction with China over Vietnam policy. Moscow, once leader of world communism, lags in North Vietnam and faces backing away from conciliatory stances. Kosygin’s London visit, hopes for Ho Chi Minh, and Johnson’s resistance derail peace talks. The USSR shifts to a hard line aimed at the United States, using leverage in the Near East tied to Israel access via the Straits of Tiran.
Undersecretary of Agriculture John Schnittker will speak in Kansas at three events Monday. He will address the Kansas Veterinarians Association at Kansas State University in the morning, then speak at a Salina luncheon for the Cooperative Managers and Directors Association, and finish in Manhattan at the 4-H Club Roundup convocation for about 1,200 youths.
The lineup features Daniel Boone, Star Trek, Bewitched, My 3 Sons, Dragnet and The Tonight Show across channels 2 4 7 9 12 13. Notable films and late guests fill the 8 to 11 pm slots as viewers can expect familiar faces and retro programming choices.
Television listings from KYOO TV and others outline Friday's daytime and primetime programs. Notable entries include Today Show, Candid Camera, The Jack LaLanne Show, Jeopardy, General Hospital, The Dick Van Dyke Show, The Tonight-style lineups, and a mix of game shows, dramas, and cartoons across stations KCMO KMBC KOAM WIBW KOOL.
NBC airs Daniel Boone at 6 30 with gunpowder pledge for Kentucky defense against Shawnees and host Arthur Godfrey with Trini Lopez as guest. CBS offers Bewitched at 6 30 and ABC presents Samantha aiding a Soap Box Derby hopeful and his father. Dean Martin hosts Eddie Albert Alice Faye Phil Harris Jan Murray. Lena Horne hourlong special at 9 on ABC.
Memorial Day weekend guests visited Humboldt from multiple states including Concordia Grandview Mo Baton Rouge La Wichita and Kansas City. Local families hosted relatives such as Pilchers Hottenstein Aggers Kinney Midden dorf and Shultz with extended visits to Lawrence Raytown Topeka and Uniontown.
A compilation of short quotes from multiple papers notes observations on language and behavior. It includes a line about onions per person and a jab at anti-air pollution engineers.
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