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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1967
Page
4
The piece lauds the Afroyim V. Rusk decision, arguing the government cannot strip citizenship any more than it can strip humanity. It cites Israel voting, contrasts with anti-immigrant ideas, and recalls Chief Justice Warren’s dissent asserting citizenship is the core right that sustains the American republic.
The piece lists famed feats from Chichester and others who supposedly did the impossible, arguing many extreme risks yielded little value. It notes his 29,000 mile solo voyage from Plymouth August to Sydney eight months later, with stops and peril, and mocks the prestige of such accomplishments.
Twenty five years ago Roosevelt grade school principal Myrtle Moeller was transferred to lead Alcott school. Mildred Gilmore, formerly fourth grade instructor at Alcott, is promoted to Roosevelt principal. Also notes on wartime talks and local events including a Red Cross program at Memorial auditorium.
Washington reports Sen. Tom Dodd of Connecticut widens anti communism as his shield in the looming censorship vote. The tactic targets wavering senators amid home criticism and recalls past episodes involving Dodd’s staff and investigations into critics.
Reader asks how to handle a 300 pound sister in law walking on new floors with heels. Ann suggests rugs and asking her to remove shoes if she is cooperative. Also includes anecdotes about a cat reward dispute and anti poverty policy debate lessons. Neighbor’s pregnancy prompts question to a 14 year old daughter.
In letters to Dr Molner readers ask about childhood tuberculosis and the gland infection that does not reach the lungs. He explains this form is not contagious unless it progresses to open tuberculosis and lungs become involved.
The Chanute Tribune lists a contact phone for after hours use, directing readers to call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for Tribune service.
Color channels show Monkees Iron Horse Gilligans Mr Terrific Charlie Brown Captain Nice Rat Patrol Felony Squad Road West Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley Coronet Blue Run For Life Bewitched Love on Rooftop News Joey Bishop Tonight Show gearing to late night options across networks with multiple time slots and titles listed for viewers.
A detailed morning to late night lineup lists programs across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute for Tuesday June 13. Notable shows include Today Show Jack LaLanne Jeopardy Love of Life As The World Turns Days of Our Lives Supermarket Sweep and The Tonight Show along with many game shows soap operas and children’s fare.
NBC presents The Monkees at 6 30 p m with a plot involving Gypsy Maria and her sons kidnapping and threatening Peter to steal a jeweled Maltese vulture. CBS airs You're In Love Charlie Brown at 7 30 p m following the Peanuts gang on springtime school finale. Coronet Blue on CBS at 9 p m features amnesiac Michael Alden reconnecting with his supposed fiancée and parents. NBC closes with Run For Your Life at 9 p m as Paul Bryan investigates a possible double agent with Ben Gazzara and co stars.
Today marks June 12 1967 the 163rd day of the year with 202 remaining The history note recalls John Winthrop arriving at Salem in 1630 with the Massachusetts Colony charter Also mentions a decade ago US rejection of a Soviet proposal for a four power declaration in the Middle East and references a five year past event involving President Ro
A reader asks Ann Landers to explain a veiled issue to a 14 year old daughter and seeks compassionate guidance. The Chanute Tribune invites letters and a self addressed stamped envelope for personal advice in 1967.
Panama's Berto Chiari arrived in Washington to confer with President John F Kennedy on the ongoing Panama Canal treaty talks and related diplomatic matters.
Forty Kansas teachers depart Emporia on the 18th annual KABIE Study Tour of Kansas. The air conditioned bus will visit 32 cities over two weeks, covering about 2900 miles and 73 sites in business, industry, education, and history. Sponsored by the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce, Kansas State Teachers Association, and Kansas State Teachers College at Emporia, credits may be earned. The tour starts and ends in Emporia.
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