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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1968
Page
6
An editorial mocks forcing gun registration to curb crime and suggests building bumps in streets to slow traffic. It notes a possible connection to auto parts industry and recommends visiting Chanute to study the idea while highlighting the safety and economic concerns of rough, ditch-filled roads.
A road trip from Johannesburg leads to Lions Park near Pretoria where visitors view tame elands, springboks, gazelles, ostriches, and a pride of 40 to 50 lions behind high fences. The drive includes close passes with lions in the road and a nap enjoying a meal. The narrator notes local weather and city scenes along the way.
Dr. Molner explains cholesterol’s role in artery disease, noting the mystery of why deposits form. Diet helps some, but low cholesterol alone isn’t decisive. eggs may be acceptable at about one per day, skim milk preferred, and weight control advised.
A reader laments rising dangers from air crashes, violent crime, and roaming dogs. Ann Landers explains hazards rise with population density and technology, yet life expectancy grows, urging calm and highlighting risk factors.
Tribune files report that O E Dickerhoof will build a 140 by 120 foot hangar at Chanute municipal airport under a morning lease with city commissioners and airport manager. City to pay 5000 toward foundation and floor. Dickerhoof aims for a 17800 cost to himself. Nearby, two bridges on US 59 near Neosho county suffered collapse with the Shaw bridge east approach failing. A Model A Ford escaped harm as it was on the bridge when it gave way.
A Bible verse proclaims God as salvation glory and rock of strength. It urges all people to trust in him and pour out their hearts for refuge in times of need. Psalm 62:7 8 emphasizes divine protection and steadiness.
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson urge the Poor People’s March to fold Resurrection City for the good of the nation. They cite housing and surplus food gains and warn further stay risks undoing progress amid supportive local and church aid. They note tensions, violence, and media criticism surrounding the Washington protest. They also report on a 16 16 vote on a gun control bill and House Judiciary Committee leaders clashing with Republicans over procedure and amendments.
TV listings note The Prisoner captors use a powerful drug to mentally transport him to past events from before his abduction. Also on CBS My Three Sons at 7 30 p m. NBC offers Ernie with two dates for the same dance and an NBC movie Prescription Murder starring Peter.
A compact TV guide fragment lists evening programs across channels with shows like The Prisoner The Dating Game The Saint Newlywed Game My Three Sons Get Smart Lawrence Welk Hogan's Heroes Petticoat Junction James Brown Hollywood Palace Mannix Grand Ole Opry Slim Wilson and others, note says Sunday’s listings in Friday’s paper.
Monday schedule lists morning and afternoon programming across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others with shows from Today News Bugs Bunny Jeopardy Love of Life and Gun Smoke. Included are game shows soap operas cartoons and talk/variety programs spanning 6:30 a.m. to midnight with multiple channels and syndicated fare.
TV listings show Eddie Fisher hosting Hollywood Palace on ABC at 8 30 p m with Agnes Moorehead The Young Americans and Mitchell Ayres. Sunday Voyage To The Bottom Of The Sea on ABC at 6 p m with Admiral Nelsons crew confronting future threats. Connie Francis Ed Sullivan guests Stiller and Meara on CBS 7 p m Smothers Brothers on CBS 8 p m with Glen Campbell John Hartford and Jackie Mabley.
Tax revenue collected from the cigarette tax for the quarter ended May 31 was distributed to Kansas counties. Allen received 7959.13 dollars, Neosho 9382.45, Wilson 6049.06, Woodson 2483.55, totaling 1,080,977.30 dollars statewide.
Reader instruction to reach the Tribune by phone through a carrier if unavailable. If unreachable, call HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m. indicating an alternate contact method and specific call time.
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