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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1969
Page
2
Kansas Senator James Pearson opposes deploying the ABM system, arguing it would foster false security and echo costly arms folly. He calls for a broader defense buildup including fighters, submarines, ships, tanks, and other systems to meet threats at appropriate levels.
A smart hawk weighs nuclear war versus surrender and favors defending interests with minimal danger. He views ABM as limited like old ring fighters. Senator Pearson backs a strong military and opposes ABM deployment, signaling hawkish stance and wary independence.
An Associated Press member’s speculative story suggests Russia aims to dominate regions Britain is retreating from and areas where the United States may reduce military commitments after the Vietnam War. It presents guesses on Moscow’s possible moves and strategic aims in a changing world order.
The piece argues nations resist distant orders and imperial aims. It cites Britain, Russia, and failures in Czechoslovakia, Albania, Hungary, and Cuba as evidence that domination is not easily achieved despite money or force.
FCC chairman Rosel H. Hyde says pay television will be barred in any area where it drives free TV out of business. He notes fears about pay TV are overstated while outlining rules allowing one pay TV station per area with at least four existing free signals and possible 60 day pause after court rulings.
A devotional line from Matthew 5 8 states Blessed are the pure in heart for they shall see God.
Postmaster R C Cogan reported carrier Merle Casner required 13 stitches for a leg wound after a dog escaped from a pen and attacked him while delivering mail at a residence in Fort Scott. The dog was kept for observation.
Dr Thosteson counsels foster parents on feeding gear. Bottle shape does not affect speech development. texture matters. Nipples that collapse impede flow, while overly firm nipples tire the baby. adjust size as needed and avoid overwork.
Washington analysis cites Nixon era missteps and delayed Latin policy moves as key factors in Nelson Rockefeller’s aborted Venezuela mission. It notes Venezuela’s pro American tilt, oil exports, and the region’s reaction to Nixon and Peruvian anti-American propaganda, with emphasis on Caldera’s rise and Johnson’s Latin ties.
Terry Murphy argues against suppression of smut and pornography in mail and calls for openness about sex. He recalls his first exposure in junior high and defends freedom of expression, urging candid study of the human body rather than witch hunts.
Tribune Files recounts a somber observance as hundreds attend church in modest dress to reflect on invasion day mediation. The piece notes no celebration, a quiet mood, and hints of fear the invasion may signal troubling times ahead. It also items local movements: Pfc Lundine returns from 28 months in the Aleutians, Mrs Jackson from Boulder visits, teachers take exams in Erie, and Judge Brown handles seven divorces, three hotly contested.
The article argues Christians share a deep kinship with Jews, tracing the Church’s origins to Israel. It highlights Jesus as a Jew and the continuity between the Hebrew faith and the gospel, noting creation and redemption as unifying biblical themes fulfilled in Christ. It cites Moses, Luke 24 27, Paul in Antioch, and Colossians 1 17.
The TV lineup lists High Chaparral at 6:30 on NBC with John McGiver as a crusading editor. Wild Wild West on CBS features a ruby quest for an Egyptian princess. 7:00 John Davidson Show on ABC with Ruth Buzzi and Barbara Feldon. 7:30 Name of the Game on NBC with Prague trip for an ailing author and custody case. 8:00 Lisa on CBS with Stephen Boyd and Dolores Hart. Dick Cavett Show on ABC with Lynn Redgrave and Lillian Gish. The Saint on NBC involves a kidnap and racketeering. 10:30 Laredo on Ch 9 and film Snows of Kilimanjaro on Ch 5 with Gregory Peck.
Color programs on different channels include High Chaparral at 6:30 and 9:12, Let's Make a Deal, Wild Wild West, John Davidson, Name of Game, Generation Gap, Movies, Judd, Maurice Woodruff, The Saint, Dick Cavett, and late news. Channel numbers and time blocks vary through the evening.
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