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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1968
Page
4
The editorial argues that a guaranteed annual income echoes the current social safety net funded by churches, charities, and government. It notes broad acceptance of a basic survival guarantee, questions the level and administration of support, and suggests direct payments to the needy could improve efficiency and reduce bureaucracy.
In his To Your Good Health column Dr Molner discusses alcohol neuritis as poisoning from impurities and alcohol itself, urging cessation, with dietary and vitamin help and warning against switching to beer or flavoring extracts. He then answers readers about marriage and baby risks, hearing loss treatment progress, leg cramps, and how to obtain his booklet via mail.
Twenty five years ago Herbert Hoover urged a national food program and reorganization of farm control with the secretary of agriculture as administrator. Esther Franklin enrolls at Chillocothe Business College to study stenography and will reside in Minerva Hall. Various local society notes and visits follow, including a Chanute Youth Club pet parade plan and JC dinner discussion. The item closes with a Bible verse.
Washington readers are reminded of the growing security around national leaders. The piece notes six attempts to breach White House grounds and 12 000 threats, detailing past lax gates and current identification checks, while recounting historic assassinations and the evolution of Secret Service protection from Lincoln to Truman and Johnson.
A 1967 column from Ann Landers comments on a mortician in Georgia adding five drive-in display windows for viewing a deceased person. The note humorously contrasts with Russia and Lenin, then moves to family discipline and smoking rules for a teen, ending with a reminder to write for advice.
Gunsmoke on CBS at 6 30 features Pernell Roberts as a gun fighter hired to kill a Dodge City businessman engaged to his ex wife. You're In Love Charlie Brown on CBS at 7 30 follows a romantic setback after school ends. Felony Squad on ABC at 8 features Det Briggs and an ex con star athlete posing as narcotics buyers to nab a drug ring head. Family Affair on CBS at 8 30 has Uncle Bill moving the kids to the country. Art Carney and Nanette Fabray guest on the Carol Burnett show at CBS 9 p.m.
Lee E. Morrow the personal driver for the late Sen Robert F Kennedy was beaten and robbed in Washington after 24 hours on duty with the Kennedy family. Seven juveniles stopped him near his Northeast Washington home hitting him with a stick and taking his wallet containing 50 cents and three gasoline credit cards in Kennedys name. Morrow was not seriously hurt and the youths fled according to police.
Chanute Tribune reports on community events in Chanute Kansas including local developments, civic notices, and brief sports results for Monday June 10 1968 with emphasis on residents and regional happenings.
Television guide shows Gunsmoke and The Monkees at early slots with Cowboys in Africa and The Champions. Later blocks feature You're in Love Charlie Brown Rat Patrol Felony Squad Danny Thomas Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley I Spy and Douglas Liberace with News at the end.
Channel guides list Tuesday schedule across KVOO WDAF KCMO and WIBW with morning cartoons and news blocks. Programs include Captain Kangaroo, Romper Room, Jeopardy, Love of Life, Bewitched, and The Dick Van Dyke Show with game shows and soap operas in afternoon and prime slots.
Mrs Velma Sheldon and Mrs Ruby Crossant traveled to Pueblo to attend the funeral of Mrs Sheldon's brother. Mrs C S Williams visited Humboldt after wintering at Dunlap Hall and heads to San Jose to visit her son Stanley Williams and family. Linda Williams graduates high school this month. A Country Store supported by the Women's Service Guild was held in the United Presbyterian Church basement. Vacation Bible Schools wrap in several churches with picnics. Wedding anniversaries for R W Blattner and E R Williams celebrated at Las Palomas with family and cake. Bertha Orth celebrated 87th birthday at a surprise party with relatives. Walter Kinney and Frank Kinney hosted visits and attended a spring wedding in Springfield. Robert L Kinney, son and grandson of Kinneys, on leave from Fort Hood. Earl Seyfert graduates Cum Laude from Kansas State University.
Anne Neely presided at the June meeting. A council report by Mrs. Bill McCoy followed. Janie Neely spoke on color harmony. Barbara Kepler and Wanda Fairchild sang a duet before the club motto was repeated to adjourn.
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