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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1968
Page
4
A critical look at a Senate crime control bill noting its broad scope including handguns and police wiretapping. The piece warns that while aiding law enforcement, it permits 48 hour wiretaps without court orders and could enable electronic surveillance of innocent people, risking a culture of fear.
The piece paints Dakar from colonial to modern times, noting its growth to a quarter million, white plastered facades, busy docks, diverse religion, university grounds, slums, bustling markets, and proud Senegalese people. It highlights cleanliness, perseverance, and a history of fierce soldiers in French service.
Twenty five years ago a small crowd gathered in Chanute Elmwood cemetery for Memorial day rites with a wreath presented by a World War II veteran. Families with relatives in service attended while soldiers and a sailor added solemnity to the ceremony. Nearby visitors included Mrs F J Cornelson and Mrs Thelma Allen, and residents Jack Lofgren and Pvt Ralph Berg.
Washington observes a measures clash as Wilbur Mills protects Arkansas tax benefits by ensuring municipal industrial bonds remain tax exempt. The tax provision favors bank and insurance holders in Arkansas, at possible cost to northern industry and other taxpayers. President Johnson greets Australian leaders at a state dinner and notes goodwill. Steve Smith tensions rise after Oregon primary as a Kennedy ally reports back to California.
Mrs E R asks about her 3-year-old daughter with rheumatoid arthritis and its impact on growth. Dr Molner notes RA can occur at any age, varies in course, and early treatment helps. future recurrence is possible but not guaranteed. He advises vigilant monitoring and prompt treatment if active again.
A reader questions a long affair with a married lawyer who won’t introduce her to colleagues and plans divorce after his wife’s youngest child graduates. Ann Landers advises ending the back‑alley affair, noting the lawyer’s breach of ethics and the risk of being kept in the shadows. The page also shares advice on remembering names, urging active listening and linking names to traits.
On June 1 1968 the summary lists key moments including de Gaulle becoming France’s premier in 1958 Kentucky joining the Union in 1792 Tennessee’s admission in 1796 Brigham Young’s birth in 1801 Madison warning of war in 1812 British evacuation from Crete in 1941 and Mexico’s siesta abolition in 1944.
The piece rails at political fundraising abuses during election years. It cites Steve Smith clashing with Joe Cerrell over a confrontation with Pat Brown and implicates Chrysler and Harwood Rydhelm in directing executives to donate cash to favored candidates, suggesting illegal practice masked as individual contributions.
Prime time table shows Jackie Gleason The Prisoner and Dating Game. My Three Sons Get Smart and Lawrence Welk air later. Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction Hollywood Palace Mannix Grand Ole Opry Slim Wilson also listed. Sunday listings referenced from Friday paper.
TV grid for Monday June 3 lists programs across KVOO WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and more. Daily schedule includes Today Show Jeopardy Dick Cavett Merv Griffin Tonight Show and multiple soap operas and movies with city and channel references.
The Saint relocates to Monte Carlo with Dawn Addams as a queen facing a threatened life. The Prisoner debuts on CBS at 6 30 p m, a Patrick McGoohan adventure drama about a man trapped in a mysterious village. Also That Touch of Mink airs on NBC at 8 p m and Ed Sullivan marks 20 years on television on CBS at 7 p m.
Three Kansas City youths planned a marijuana pillage scheme to dry leaves, roll cigarettes, and sell them for 50 cents each. They were found with a three foot square box of cannabis leaves just harvested.
The report lists dam pool levels for John Redmond and Fall River areas with normal conservation pool in feet above sea level, showing current status yesterday. Specific elevations are not provided in the readable text.
The first person seeking admission to the University of Colorado's planned dentistry school is a 12 year old Denver boy who said he has wanted to be a dentist since his first filling. Classes not before 1972.
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