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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1967
Page
4
The Admiral Corporation will withdraw national advertising from network television and shift funds to newspapers. Chairman Ross D. Siragusa cited lackluster programming and clutter as reasons, saying viewers are more selective and color alone does not guarantee quality.
The piece projects rising UAW wages under Walter Reuther to 35 000 to 40 000 annually by late summer while car prices and living costs climb. It argues inflation will erode purchasing power even as earnings rise, with higher prices for cigarettes eggs steaks and suits as defense spending fuels faster inflation.
Neosho river rises to 11 feet above normal with minor overflow between Emporia and Burlington. High winds knock down trees and shatter a plate glass police station door. A pulpit committee forms as Rev. Griffeth plans to leave for duties in Winfield. Filing deadlines loom with no state representative or coroner candidate yet in Erie. Local property transfers and travel notes accompany the weather and church news.
Washington column notes the Democratic study group pressures LBJ to curb a railroad strike and MN Morse drafts a compromise bill. Mediation terms would hold for 60 days with a two year continuation if mediation fails, while most unions settle around 5 percent raises. Six shop craft unions led by IAM reject the plan despite broad labor support.
Dr Molner weighs measles vaccine risk against disease danger citing 400 measles deaths in 1965 and 170000 vaccine doses with few ill effects. He compares 3 in 1 DPT with 4 in 1 vaccine, noting polio vaccine type matters, and stresses precautions like egg allergies and current illness before vaccination.
Dear Ann Landers column reports a new shop The Psychedelic Shop in Santa Barbara selling marijuana and LSD paraphernalia. Police cannot shut it due to lack of specific law though concerns over morality persist among readers.
News brief from Chanute Kansas covers local events and notices dated Monday June 19 1967. Key names and places reflect community affairs and upcoming happenings in Chanute and surrounding areas.
A table of broadcast times shows multiple shows across slots from 6:30 to 10:00 PM. Programs include The Monkees Iron Horse Gilligan's Island Mr. Terrific Dream of Jeannie Larcy Shaw 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 and News at 10 PM.
June 20 television guide lists day and night programming across stations KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute with cartoons, game shows, soaps, news, westerns, and sports. Notable titles include The Tonight Show, Petticoat Junction, Batman, Gunsmoke, and The Red Skelton Show across multiple channels.
The Monkees on NBC at 6 30 p m involve espionage after buying mara cas with hidden microfilm. Ben Calhoun gambles for his life in a fox hunt. Iron Horse, Andy Griffith, Briscoe Darling plot marriage schemes. Coronet Blue features Bergen and Ki ley guest roles. Big Valley casts Nick and Heath in a frame and jail.
Toronto editor prints a reader letter apologizing for lumping wildlife with humans. The author withdraws the previous remark and asks readers to consider the animals named including lions Canadian geese otters cardinals and others.
In the Emporia Gazette a tongue in cheek line notes many people fear loss of credit cards more than loss of their credit, reflecting everyday concern over financial security.
Ann Landers in care of The Chanute Tribune invites readers to send problems and enclose a stamped self addressed envelope. Ann Landers offers confidential advice and assistance to readers seeking guidance. Copyright 1967.
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