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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1967
Page
4
Editorial notes two rockets racing to Venus, the Soviet Venus 4 launching two days before the US Mariner 5. At 212 million miles, the minor head start fades. U S and Soviet teams promise weekly box scores, turning spaceflight into sport with scientific value and summer diversion.
New York to Kansas City trip in a DC 3 became a seven or eight hour ride with a ham luncheon and air sickness. Modern flights in a 727 B cut time to just over two hours with two drinks allowed. Domestic flights ban outside bottles. drinks cost in economy and passengers risk confiscation. Overseas flights ignore limits to attract foreign competition. A flight attendant guessed about five percent abstain from alcohol. Teetotalers evidently avoid air travel.
Ernest Crawford of Earlton, a rural mail carrier, hauled a 13 pound yellow catfish from Little Turkey creek using only his hands. He found the fish stranded among rocks on a riffle while crossing the creek near his farm east of the highway. Rex Truitt travels to Kansas City to demonstrate floral design trends at the Floral Telegraph Delivery meeting, having been named vice chairman of the Kansas FTD association at Emporia last week. Mrs. Pearl Hallenberg, librarian, attends the American Librarians convention in Milwaukee. Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Eisenbrandt return from a visit to Denver. Neosho county residents report over 25 tons of old elastic collected in the national rubber salvage drive, to be donated or sold to filling stations. drive continues until June 30.
A Bible verse from Second Timothy speaks of a crown of righteousness laid up for the speaker and for all who love the Lord's appearing. The message emphasizes faithfulness and anticipation of divine reward at a future day.
The column proposes making Jerusalem an open city under joint Muslim Christian and Jewish oversight with Vatican and U.N. involvement. It outlines six steps toward peace including internationalizing waterways, reviving irrigation, building a Mediterranean Dead Sea canal, granting Jordan a coastal corridor, solving refugee issues, and reintegrating Arabs in Israel to ease tensions and spur regional cooperation.
Dear Dr. Molner discusses the value of anti-coagulants for coronary thrombosis patients. Long-term use shows no clear advantage and raises bleeding risks, though short-term use can guard the vulnerable period after a heart attack. Also notes glaucoma can affect younger adults and urges professional eye evaluation.
Newspaper column excerpts show readers from Billings and Disappointed discuss personal issues. Topics include anxiety about medical exams for young women and criticism of dog ownership and leash laws. Ann Landers responds with guidance reflecting era norms.
The Goodland News notes inflation impacts savers as one quotes a motto that those with plans for a rainy day end up soaked, reflecting on eagerness for status amid economic strain.
NBC 6 30 p m offers a plot where locals fear a monster will appear as wells are dug to replace polluted water. Tarzan battles a brontosaurus. CBS and NBC present Wild Wild West and Man From UNCLE at 6 30 and 7 30 p m. The Avengers air at 9 p m with Steed and Emma chasing a man who cannot die.
Local notes from Chanute Kansas dated June 23 1967 include community updates and brief notices. Highlights reference daily life events, civic items, and regional happenings in modest detail.
Tonight's lineup includes Billy Graham at 5 and 7, Wild Wild West, Hogan's Heroes, Rango, The Avengers and Laredo. Movies and specials run across the late evening with Maurice Chevalier and Phyllis Diller appearances noted.
The log lists Saturday and Sunday broadcast lineups for KVYOO TV through KOAM TV and others, detailing morning cartoons, variety shows, sports, and films. Channels 2, 4, 5, 7, 9, 12, 13 feature program blocks from 5:30 AM to 11:30 PM with titles like Space Ghost, Bugs Bunny, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, Perry Mason, Tonight Show, and more.
A brief classified line notes to call Hi 1-3400 for contact if you do not receive your Tribune, indicating a reader assistance or delivery help instruction.
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