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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1969
Page
2
Editorial praises Ardyn Heights plan to install concrete streets and municipal utilities before selling lots. It argues this orderly development will benefit Chanute and notes the city has committed about half its legal bond capacity for special assessments.
The discussion notes an assessed valuation of 12 822 956 with 10 percent amounting to 1 252 296. Bonds issued plus in progress and planned for Avdyn Heights total 643 000 leaving a balance of 639 000. Property owners will pay the bill as if paving came after houses were built and a step to put utilities underground is suggested.
Willis A. Carto of Liberty Lobby defends himself against charges by Drew Pearson and Anderson accusing him of Nazi ties. He asserts his loyalty oath and denies any violent or extremist associations while urging fair print of the letter.
Two CBS correspondents explain the Nigeria Biafra conflict, its causes, and the starvation crisis. The report covers secession, oil wealth, and international arms backing, noting Britain and the Soviet Union aid to Nigeria and U S avoidance. The hour also includes a New York slum children segment and vaccine research news.
Bible verse prompt notes that all nations shall call him blessed from Psalm 72 verse 17 highlighting a universal blessing theme for readers.
Col. Joseph Quashnock, commander of the Air Force School of Aerospace Medicine in San Antonio, celebrated his 32nd year of service by commissioning his son James as a second lieutenant. The event also marked the second anniversary of his daughter 1st Lt Sue Quashnock’s commissioning, a dietitian at Wilford Hall Hospital.
Nixon eyes a single civil rights czar to coordinate all federal departments. He weighs forming another cabinet council like Urban Affairs to enforce a unified policy across Justice Labor Transportation HHS HUD and Education. Republicans worry over Kennedy Humphrey and antiwar fallout as war criticism influence election strategy.
The piece targets traveling evangelists like Bill Glass of the Cleveland Browns, arguing they seek quick impact with high school audiences. It critiques the glamor approach, noting brief visits rather than long-term, rigorous religious work and likening it to a kickoff rather than a sustained drive.
A questions and answers page covers traction for spine pain with explanations on how it works and where it is applied. It also answers inquiries on correcting protruding teeth with surgery, pregnancy testing for late period, Peyronies disease causes and treatments, and notes varying success of treatments.
A lineup of evening broadcasts features Tarzan and The Virginian with peril and romance. You also see Here Come the Brides, You're in Love Charlie Brown, and the Beverly Hillbillies plus Music Hall guests Sid Caesar and Norman Wisdom. Later, Hawaii Five-O pursues a Far East conspiracy, ending with Cry of the Hunted and Dark Victory on Ch 6.
A compact list of tonight’s programs including The Virginian Tarzan Here Come The Brides King Family Youre in Love Charlie Brown Music Hall Sportsmans Friend Green Acres The Bold Men The Outsider Hawaii News and two Movies with time slots and channel markers.
The Tribune publishes a weekday daytime TV grid from Monday to Friday detailing program names and times. Listings show morning soap segments, afternoon dramas, game shows, and children's features across channels. Program blocks are arranged by hour with network affiliations implied.
The June 18 TV guide lists prime time airings across channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 12 and 13. Programs include Flying Nun Daniel Boone Bewitched Ironside Dragnet Here Come the Stare Stan Hitchcock Show Tonight Show Joey Bishop Laredo Untouchables and Black Heritage among others with news and late slots.
Dan Rowan and Dick Martin promote their first Maltese Bippy film during the East Coast premiere in Philadelphia. They tour after Helicarrier arrival, autograph fans, and spoof their own movie in a Spectrum appearance with pieces of Laugh-In cast. The film, shot in 10 weeks, is a three picture Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer deal kickoff and features a werewolf spoof and self deprecating humor.
Twenty five years ago the first harvesting report comes from D F VanWinkle who farms near Earlton. He cut and shocked 10 or 12 acres of his 15 acre Balbourye field Saturday afternoon. A gas and oil showing was found Friday 15 feet into the Mississippi limestone at the Ira C Nourse No 1 northwest of Petrolia per Bobby Freeman the contractor drilling the test well. This is the third showing of oil in the well with previous depths at 775 feet and 850 feet. Captain Kenneth Mitchell son of Mr and Mrs D P Mitchell was slightly wounded in action May 29 in England where he has been stationed the past several months. No details given. Weekend visits include Mrs W S Leighty returning from Dallas with her son Vaughn Leighty and family and Mr and Mrs Giles Whitworth and Mr and Mrs Floyd Potter visiting Tulsa with Mr and Mrs Wendell Potter and Mrs Lawrence Potter.
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