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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1967
Page
4
The FTC argues a product over six months old cannot be labeled new, a stance that unsettles auto dealers and marketers while offering quips on everyday items. The piece notes advertisers use synonyms like fresh modern or late, and jokes about babies dresses and lawnmowers being new to some but not to the FTC.
The author recalls a transatlantic flight that now takes seven hours by jet, describing in-flight service, movies, and coffee as well as the ease of immigration in Paris. He notes crew hours, paid travel, and swift customs as they enter Orly on arrival in France.
Twenty five blue uniform RAF flying cadets arrive Saturday night to visit Chanute and escort thirty local girls to a Country club formal. Volunteers and several civic groups organize the weekend events with Dorothy Ditmar’s all girl orchestra providing free music for the dinner and dance.
A devotional excerpt cites Titus 2 11 12 noting the grace of God that brings salvation to all and teaches believers to deny ungodliness and worldly lusts and to live soberly righteously and godly in this present world.
Washington reports Greece holds over six thousand political prisoners in jail or on Yura Island. Notable detainees include ex prime minister George Papandreou and his son Andreas Papandreou who returned from the UC Berkeley era to join his father’s cabinet.
A reader laments parental forcing of a 5 year old to eat. Dr Molner condemns the method as brutal and explains long term harms. He urges gentler feeding practices and notes the need for balanced nutrition and non punitive guidance. He offers booklets on diverticulosis and emphysema and directs requests to this newspaper.
A reader, a 70s woman married 40 years, confesses an affair with a younger man after remodeling and asks if others share her feelings. Ann Landers cautions that she is not in love, urges returning to reality, and labels dream castles as visitations to avoid living in them. Another teen correspondent asks about early clashes with parents. guidance emphasizes open dialogue and respectful disagreement.
Brown and Schwartz traveled to Athens to seek release of Greece's top political prisoners. They met Prime Minister Kolias and Interior Minister Patacos, who argued about American reaction and claimed impartial courts, while noting killings by trigger-happy youths. Brown argued Papandreou’s innocence and the value of his return to teach in America.
Chanute readers are briefed on community happenings including civic updates and social events in a concise Monday column. Names of residents, local organizations, and places appear within the readable notes.
Television guide lists color broadcasts from 6:30 to 10:00 with networks and channel numbers for The Monkees Gilligan's Island Mr Terrific Dream of Jeannie Lucy Shaw Captain Nice Rat Patrol Road West Andy Griffith Peyton Place Family Affair Big Valley Warren Report Run For Life Bewitched Love on Rooftop and news programs across channels 2 4 5 9 12 13.
A dense daily grid for June 27 lists KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channels plus local programs. Shows range from Today Show and Capt Kangaroo to General Hospital Jeopardy and Love of Life with many daytime and game show slots noted.
NBC presents The Monkees at 6 30 p m in a plot where the group outsmarts a crooked music publisher who bilked Mike Nesmith of 100 dollars. The Lucy Show airs on CBS at 7 30 p m followed by Rat Patrol on ABC. The Big Valley features Colleen Dewhurst as a matriarch holding hostages in a dramatic 9 p m episode.
Ann Landers replies to readers about friends hosting a dog shower instead of a bridge game and a difficult family issue where a grandmother advises keeping relatives under one roof to avoid harming grandchildren. The column notes the 1967 copyright.
In Shreveport Louisiana William Carter of Bossier City sued T B Friday for 26 cents claiming four papers were unpaid. The Bossier City Municipal Court found Friday received three papers and Judge Louis Lyons awarded Carter 19 cents.
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