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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1969
Page
2
Editorial argues for cutting defense spending and urges a clear break between loyal soldiers and corrupt wheeler-dealers who delayed rifles and misrepresented costs. It condemns lying about weapons, warns against mixing patriotism with incompetence, and calls for accountability while defending genuine service members.
A newspaper column argues against new city permits and inspections for interior home remodeling. It says the proposal would expand government reach into private homes, but it contends such powers are unlikely and should reinforce existing building codes rather than extend them.
Neosho County farmers expect to harvest about 2.4 bushels more per acre of wheat this year compared with normal years according to county AAA official Ed Schoenhofer. Much of the harvest will follow a later end of month rush with combines, while some fields are already ripe.
St Louis based McDonnell Douglas Corp says 1,800 employees in St Louis and 5,400 in Southern California and Florida are affected by the cancellation of the Air Force Manned Orbiting Laboratory program. Board Chairman James McDonnell pledges transfers or help finding other work.
Dr Thosteson addresses a parent's concern about frequent leg and occasional arm cramps in a seven year old. He dismisses dampness and calcium deficiency, suggesting muscle fatigue from prolonged squatting or floor play as the likely cause. Relief with massage is noted as common but not diagnostic.
Washington insiders report Senator Tom Dodd of Connecticut uses his Judiciary Committee swing vote to influence Justice Department actions over his tax case. The Nixon administration allegedly pressures for a favorable outcome, delaying prosecution until after ABM votes, while critics warn of political manipulation of law enforcement.
A dense listing of channel lineups for KVOO through KMBC plus KUHI KOAM KMBC with extensive time blocks. Programs include cartoons dramas sports news and late night features across major stations and networks.
A humorous personal reflection on imperfect fathering and learning patience through daily parenting. The narrator jokes about running out of after-shave, disciplining less, and hoping to improve next year while acknowledging the challenges of guiding two lively daughters and the differing stakes between first-born and younger siblings.
The article argues that church reform and renewal flow from rediscovering the Bible. It cites Josiah’s reforms, Luther at Worms, and the enduring impact of scripture on conscience, revival, and social reform. Renewal arises when the church lets the Bible speak and challenge both faith and society.
Prime time offers The High Chaparral and The Wild Wild West on NBC and CBS respectively. The John Davidson Show features Mireille Mathieu and Rich Little. Movies include The House of the Seven Hawks and Halls of Montezuma. The Saint and The Untouchables anchor late slots with sports coverage from The U S Open Golf Championship noted.
Schedule lists color channels and time slots from 6:30 PM to 10:00 PM including High Chaparral Wild Wild West John Davidson Name of Game Generation Gap Movies Judd Maurice Woodruff The Saint Dick Cavett U S Open Golf and News with channel numbers 2 4 7 9 12 13 and various programs.
A weekday daytime program lineup is set for Monday through Friday with daily slots announced in the Monday issue. The listing shows host names and show titles guiding viewers to the week’s broadcast.
A biblical emphasis centers on public scripture reading and letting the word of Christ dwell in believers. The sermon cites 1 Timothy 4:13 and Colossians 3:16 to urge teaching and admonishing one another through Scripture.
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