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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1967
Page
4
The article argues future TV will cut long ad breaks to four per hour or two per half hour, with shorter, smarter commercials. It lauds the National Association of Broadcasters for this shift while noting viewer attention remains key. It also calls for better program quality and bans the hateful Joe Pyne shtick.
A retrospective on bathroom trends from pitcher and bowl to indoor plumbing and tiled baths. The essay traces white tile, pastel fixtures, foam cushions, and the latest craze wall to wall carpet with carpeted toilet tanks and lids, predicting decorators will push a varnished maple floor next.
Twenty five years ago civilian pilot training in the area would begin under army and navy supervision around July first as plans were confirmed for the next course. W W Bass awaited final confirmation on the presented plans while local efforts supported wartime mobilization.
Passage from Ephesians 3 20 21 proclaims that God is able to do exceeding abundantly above all that is asked or thought. It attributes glory to Christ Jesus and emphasizes enduring power active within believers through all ages.
A column argues that Israel and its armed services should explain the 1967 Liberty incident in which an American vessel was attacked off the Egyptian coast, killing 31. It suggests a Senate inquiry into whether premeditated action occurred and questions the timing and identification of the ship.
A reflective piece questions whether truth is chosen when lying would be easier if placed in another person’s position. The discussion weighs ethics, empathy, and personal restraint in difficult situations.
Dr Molner shares reader tips for swallowing pills including applesauce, mashed toast, and the sandwich method. He notes motivation as key in quitting smoking and references a practice guide offered for ten cents. He answers reader questions on pregnancy risks and cesarean delivery, stressing that prior conditions and male fertility affect outcomes.
The Chanute Tribune from June 16 1967 provides a snapshot of local news and notices. This brief page highlights community events, small notices, and regional updates typical of mid 1960s local papers.
The page lists a collage of TV programs with times and codes including Wild West Tarzan FBI Story Green Hornet Time Tunnel Man From U N Hogan s Heroes Movie Rango T H E Cat Phyllis Diller The Avengers College Queen Pageant News Joey Bishop Tonight Show and related time slots and channel identifiers.
A detailed broadcast grid for Saturday and Sunday June 17 18 listing channel lineups KWHY TV WDAF KCMO KOAM KODE WIBW and others with programs from morning cartoons to late night movies. Notable items include Flintstones Space Ghost Superman Beagles and Lone Ranger among afternoon and evening slots.
A reader argues Ann Landers misled unwed mothers about happy outcomes. The column counselor notes optimism helps amid painful realities. A second letter faces a wife confronting a husband’s alleged infidelity and advises against covering for deception.
The passage outlines explanations for the USS Liberty attack during the 1967 Middle East conflict. It discusses who commanded the ship, whether Israeli forces were properly warned, and how Israeli authorities reported the incident to the U.S. Sixth Fleet. It notes a crisis near escalation and the quick U.S. response to avert broader war.
NBC presents Tarzan at 6 30 p m with Ron Ely and Suzy Parker as a archaeologist thief seeks a golden lion prize. Hogan's Heroes at 7 30 p m features Klink and Hogan in occupied Paris to aid an Allied agent. T H E Cat at 8 30 p m follows Tony Webb who fears death if he keeps a ring. NBC airs National College Queen Pageant at 9 p m with host Robert Goulet.
A Tribune want ad note instructs readers to write Ann Landers in care of the Tribune and enclose a self addressed envelope for personal problem help. The message promises Aesanders will assist with readers' problems and mentions copyright READ AND USE TRIBUNE WANT ADS.
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