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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues against disposable culture and urges planning to reduce pollution while meeting marketing needs. It calls for lasting use of resources, strong environmental rules, and realigned profit motives to avoid choking on progress.
A Topeka based Associated Press analysis reviews Kansas budget figures as Gov Docking and Senate Republicans disagree on the state's financial condition. The report outlines July 1 1969 reserves, 1970 general fund appropriations and projected deficits for 1971, plus concerns over a tobacco tax ruling and needed revenue to avoid shortfalls.
The death of Jay Tabor at 63 ends a notable Chanute business career. He moved from Independence to Chanute in 1941 to join Ken Snyder in a Ford agency, learned tough lessons during the 1930s Depression and wartime rationing, and became full owner of the agency in 1944, shaping local business circles with his example and counsel.
Jay Tabor was a prominent Chanute car dealer and business leader who helped brand the area as a trade center. He actively supported local commerce, demonstrated sharp business sense, and enjoyed competitive golf with a positive, modest pride in his home and community.
The piece argues big Eastern banks raise the prime rate by one percent to fight inflation, noting the burden falls on everyone else. It criticizes unchecked military and untested spending, urging restraint to protect the dollar, and warns that rivals may outpace aggressive spending.
A parent asks about a 20 month old boy who refuses to eat and has trouble sleeping. The doctor notes that appetite in healthy babies varies and urges letting the child self regulate intake while addressing emotional factors. For crib climbing, he suggests a breathable net over the crib to prevent falls without restricting air or view.
Washington reports a top secret intelligence view suggesting Moscow could strike China’s nuclear sites to blunt its threat. The piece notes long border clashes, propaganda displays, and Soviet refusals to split forces, with diplomats warning West against dual ties.
Prime time features include Flying Nun, Daniel Boone, The Prisoner and That Girl plus Ironside and Dragnet. Movies shown are To Hell and Back on CBS and Rise and Fall of Legs Diamond on Channel 5, with Laredo and Lady Without a Passport on other channels. Celebrities include Audie Murphy Lena Horne Cass Elliot and Mama Cass Elliott.
Television listings outline tonight’s prime time block across channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 12 with Daniel Boone Flying Nun Animal World The Prisoner That Girl Bewitched Ironside Movies Tom Jones Dragnet Rat Patrol Here Come The Stars Dean Martin Ozark Jamboree Stan Hitchcock Show and late News at 10 45 观看.
A Monday publication outlines the daytime television lineup for Monday through Friday. The schedule lists programs, times, and channel assignments for the upcoming weekday block.
Evening June 18 schedule lists programs on multiple channels including High Chaparral Let s Make a Deal Wild Wild West John Davidson Name of the Game Gomer Pyle Judd Maurice Woodruff Dick Cavett Show The Saint US Open Golf News Tonight Show Joey Bishop Untouchables News Black Heritage TV Playhouse with channels 2 4 7 9 12 13 and 15 referenced.
Ralph Rhodes who is now Neosho County sheriff will come to Chanute to become chief of police around June 15 after city commissioners appointed him to replace resigning Lee A. Knapp. Also noted are Red Cross leadership changes, travelers visiting, and a college student’s summer plans.
AP writer recalls the changing voices of Josephine the plumber and Katy Winters as familiar product endorsements shift persona and formulas. The piece notes how viewers react to brand changes and loyalty, with anecdotal scenes of conversations at social gatherings.
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