Jobs Wanted No Work in Resurrection City Campaign
The piece flags the Poor People's Campaign aims as worthy but cites issues in Resurrection City Washington where a Negro plumber tried to install a sewer line for free, faced no help, rains ruined the trench, and he called himself a fool. It notes kiosks and direct job referrals were not implemented. It questions whether many poor people want work to escape poverty as some complain rather than act.
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Washington
U.S. Employment Service
Resurrection City
Hhh
Watts
Calif
Longdale
Chicago
Hough
Cleveland
Philadelphia
Ann Landers
Whittier
Kenyatta a Powerhouse of Kenya Civil Rights Movement
A correspondent profiles Jomo Kenyatta at a 35-nation press conference in Nairobi. The piece notes his age, cane, and fluent English, alongside his rise from Kikuyu activist to leader who endured exile, Mau Mau trials, and years of detention before guiding Kenya to independence as prime minister and president.
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Nairobi
New
Rainj
George Washington
Kenyatta
England
London School of Economics
Moscow
White Highlands
Kenya
Twenty-Five Years Ago Ration Changes Spark Shopping Notes
Tribune Files recalls shifts in stamp use reducing aspirin need for households and grocers as K L M N stamps near expiry. Meats markets seen crowded on last validity day. clerks caution quitting for military service. Also notes marriage in Chanute and local hires, plus a Lawrence visit and a veterinary meet.
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C. A. Pilkington
Dennis
Kas
Blanche
Vivian G. Arthur
William Arthur
Chanute
First Baptist Church
Dorothy Pilkington
S.wilson
Donald E. Briggs
Washington
Briggs
The
Internal Revenue Department
Ironic boos greet Humphrey at Lincoln Memorial march
A crowd of about 50,000 at the Lincoln Memorial event boos Vice President Humphrey amid reflections on civil rights history. The article recalls Humphrey’s 1948 Democratic platform fight, Thurmond’s party, and his later extensive anti poverty and job programs for Black youths and urban areas.
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Washington
Lincoln Memorial
Humphrey
Capi
Democratic Party
Warren
Supreme Court
Hubert Humphrey
Minneapolis
Preservatives and health answered by Dr Molner in readers column
The Dr Molner column reassures readers on food preservatives and the Pure Food Law, noting FDA testing and cautioning against undue worry. It answers questions on pregnancy after 54, chronic gastritis with alcohol, hemorrhoids at age 84, and constipation with practical care tips and psychiatric advice for compulsive eating.
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Joseph G. Molner
Motner
M.L
K.R
Molner
Chanute Tribune
It's a Matter of Know-How By ANN LANDERS
Advice column recounts reader issues such as ironing proficiency and pre-engagement ads. Ann Landers prescribes practical know how lessons from a friend, plus gifts or meals as barter. A reader condemns a pre-engagement diamond ad as exploitative and harmful to teens.
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Wrink
Ann Landers
June 24 History Highlights of 1968
On this date in 1948 the Soviet Union blockaded land traffic between Berlin and West Germany. The next day American and British planes began a massive airlift to supply the city. The entry notes Christopher Columbus sending five shiploads of Indians from Isabela, Hispaniola in 1492.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Berlin
West Germany
Christopher Columbus
Isabela
Hispaniola
Television Schedule for Color Channel Evening Listings
The page lists a Color Channel schedule with show times from 6:30 to 10:00. Programs include Gunsmoke, The Monkees, George Wallace, Cowboy in Africa, The Champions, Lucy Shaw, Rat Patrol, Comedy Playhouse, Felony Squad, Andy Griffith, Peyton Place, Family Affair, Big Valley, I Spy, The Cities I, and News at 10.00.
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Geo. Wallace
Lucy Shaw
Felony Squad
Peyton Place
Big Valley
TV Schedule Highlights for Chanute and Wichita Area
Tuesday broadcast list shows KVOO to KMBC channels airing news, talk shows, dramas, and cartoons from early morning through midnight. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, Let's Make a Deal, and The Tonight Show. multiple stations feature Summer Semester programming and various game and variety shows across the day.
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All Star Theater
Kangaroo
The
Early Birds
Rev. Hillbillies
Dream House
Torey
Jack la Lanne
Ed Allen
Bette Hayes
Merv Griffin
Gen. Hospital
Concentration
Dick Cavett
Andy of
Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Guiding Light
Bette
News
Mr. Ed
Woody Woodbury
Mike Douglas
Donna Reed
Marshal Dillon
Jungle Jon
Haze
the Invaders
Joey Bishop
Phil Silvers
Litter Sleuths in Police Efforts to Catch Offenders
Police and health officials pursue littering cases as a form of law enforcement. Detectives study discarded items for clues such as letters, bills, or subscriptions to identify culprits. In California a department store label helped trace a major offender. Keep America Beautiful promotes prevention.
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New York
California
Notable historical milestones across centuries cited
The text lists key events: Hernando Cortes entering Mexico City in 1520, France adopting a republican constitution in 1793, Vichy France signing an armistice with Italy in 1940, the Dutch royal family seeking exile in the United States in 1942, and the 1948 Republican National Convention nominating Thomas E. Dewey in Philadelphia.
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Spain
Hernando Cortez
Mexico City
France
Marshal Henri Philippe Petain
Italy
Netherlands
United States
Philadelphia
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Police trace litterbug via prescription bottle label
A willful litterbug discarded bags but left a medicine bottle. Police tracked the thief by the prescription number on the label and identified the culprit.
Foreign visitors to U.S. rise to 16 million by 1976
By 1976 the United States will host about 16 million foreign visitors, up from under nine million in 1967, reflecting growing international travel and tourism.
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The
United States
Tonight's Top TV Shows Highlights and Schedules
CBS airs Gunsmoke at 6 30 p m with Marshal Dillon chasing four fugitives in Mexico. NBC presents The Monkees at 6 30 p m recreating characters from children stories. The Champions at 7 p m features a British scientist's aircraft design linked to Red China. NBC Comedy Playhouse at 8 p m stars Cliff Robertson and Angie Dickinson in And Baby Makes Five. CBS at 9 p m features The Cities I examining polluted air and urban impact.
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CBS
Marshal Dillon
Mexico
NBC
Comedy Playhouse
Cliff Robertson
Angie Dickinson
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