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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1969
Page
2
The piece accuses Congress of protecting its own interests and excluding Black representative Adam Clayton Powell while praising white officials. It argues the constitution allows seating a qualified district choice and condemns Harlem voters as part of a larger critique of entrenched white political control.
A flyer from the lick em stick em crowd promotes trading stamps and argues against their value for Kansans. The author notes the stamps cost money and questions who ultimately pays for them.
NBC's Children Theater aired As I See It featuring youngsters from varied backgrounds filming what matters to them. Bill Cosby guided shy participants as they showed dogs, beaches, families, and imaginative scenes including a boy’s rocket voyage and a surreal eye chase. A midshow segment on imitation of elders carried a silent moral about growing up. A Salvation Army drive in Chanute seeks clothing and furniture donations with door-to-door collection dates.
A medical column describes hypoglycemia as capricious with symptoms from hunger to confusion. It advises avoiding sugar, eating protein rich snacks, and notes gradual sugar use. some cases need meds and tests, then promises tomorrow's note on behavior links. A reader asks about mumps and male sterility, and the doctor says testing is better than assumptions.
Senator Frank Church urges the Senate to reassert its constitutional advise and consent role in foreign affairs amid concerns about executive dominance. The piece notes rushed Burger confirmation, unmade records, and debates over the jury system and Fifth Amendment, contrasting U S legal norms with Russian jurisprudence.
TV tonight features Michael Crawford and Oliver Reed in The Jokers and Rhonda Fleming with William Lundigan in The Serpent of the Nile. Susan Hayward and Rory Calhoun star in I'd Climb the Highest Mountain. Plus 60 Minutes and Dick Cavett are on at 9.
A column argues for supporting revolutions in Latin American countries to topple home grown dictators. The writer criticizes anti communism as the main motive for backing regimes and urges genuine aid to improve ordinary people's welfare, referencing Vietnam and past alliances. He contends democratic ideals require prioritizing people over ideology.
Television listings show programs across KVYOO.TV and major affiliates from 7:30 to 12:30 AM including King Family Good Guys Music Hall Rev Hillbillies Hawaii 50 The Outsider Joe Bishop Tonight Show Laredo Untouchables News Weather Black Heritage TV Playhouse with multiple channel references and schedule blocks.
E C Oak the Tulsa contractor began drilling a deep test oil well about seven miles south of the Ita C Nourse deep test near Petrolia. The McLaughlin Development Co now owns the new well and plans to drill to 3500 feet. current depth is 1245 feet.
In Washington President Nixon faces growing opposition from Democratic liberals and moderates on Capitol Hill as they challenge the administration’s tax and foreign aid bills. The dispute signals a broader fight over how to realign national priorities toward domestic needs.
Gertrude the wooden headed dummy helps test a new school bus seat made of high strength fiberglass with a plastic reinforced top and an energy absorbing device. The test aims to prove safety without issuing seat belts due to driver supervision concerns.
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