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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1969
Page
2
The piece critiques the AMA for opposing Dr John H Knowles as health affairs chief in the HEW posting. It argues politics influence such appointments, questions the AMA's public image, and notes the high qualifications of the rejected candidate.
The AMA faces scrutiny as leaders refuse to publicly state objections to Dr. Knowles. Critics say the group’s silence undermines its health program stance while reports claim AMA contributions to Nixon’s 1972 campaign topped one million dollars.
In Washington Powell, restored to the 9th Congress by a Supreme Court ruling, sings Oh Happy Day and weighs next steps. House leaders fear back pay and seniority disputes. Powell calls the seniority restored though controlling leaders doubt him regaining past chairmanship of Education and Labor.
Tribune Files recalls Cold War tension as Stockholm signals breaking US Finland ties linked to a Berlin solidarity move. Finland's government oppression by Germany ends its separate war claim. In Powell notes, a former congressman discusses back pay, career shifts, and a Quaker antiwar prayer in town.
A letter asks if thick nails are fungal. advice stresses diagnosis by a podiatrist, prescription antifungals for some fungi, and possible nail removal surgery if needed. Causes include trauma from tight shoes and inadequate pedicure, with emphasis on professional care to restore nail condition.
The Associated Press reports that DDT is increasingly seen as a hazard to the environment. States move to ban or limit its use amid evidence of harm to fish and birds, with California Rhode Island and other states acting ahead of nationwide restrictions. The Danish and Swedish actions signal a broader regional shift toward tighter controls on the pesticide.
The column reflects on Vietnam era debates, praising Spock and challenging Clifford and Morse. The writer, a self described hawk, notes shifts in opinion, comments on unsigned mail and a repeated cost-cutting idea, and muses on writers revealing themselves.
The Kansas City office of Ash Grove Cement Co. announced two vice presidential appointments. B. R. Raines becomes vice president and treasurer, and George M. Wells becomes vice president and secretary. Raines joined in 1958 and Wells in 1965.
The line quotes Deuteronomy 11 19 urging instruction of children. It appears as a religious citation emphasizing family education and faith traditions.
TV listings preview the Patsy Award ceremony honoring animal performances hosted by Milton Berle. Also features the ninth annual Coaches All-American Game in Atlanta with East and West stars, plus NBC’s Fahrenheit 451 and Sunday ABC’s Mickey One.
The Tribune publishes a Monday to Friday daytime television slate. Listings cover programs by time and channel, outlining morning to late afternoon shows for viewers planning weekday viewing.
Chanute and area channels present a mixed prime time slate on Monday June 20. Featured programs include The Avengers Jeannie Gunsmoke Laugh-In Will Sonnett Here's Lucy The Outcasts Mayberry RFD Family Affair Dick Cavett Jimmy Rodgers Tonight Show Joey Bishop Laredo The Untouchables News and late movie blocks with Plack Heritage and TV Playhouse entries.
Chanute Public Librarian notes June budget planning and inflation impacts on services. Affiliation with SEK Library System expands reach. High school and junior college students shelve, file, and assist patrons, boosting operations. Tony Newman earns merit badge by reorganizing magazine files and replenishing issues.
Kansas Board of Regents moves $166.30 million in operating budgets and $8.26 million for capital improvements for fiscal 1971 for six state universities and related schools. Enrollment projected at 69,784 for fall 1970, a rise of 2,708 students.
Senator James B. Pearson announces competitive nominations for five service academies and urges Kansas youths to apply. Applications for July 1970 entry are now being accepted through Pearson’s Wichita office at 617 First National Bank Building. An Academy Advisory Board includes Grover Cobb, James W. Gatchell Jr., E. W. Geiger Jr., George E. Netels Jr., and Robert L. Williams.
A Missouri Kansas Texas freight train derailed near Centerville Kansas with twenty four cars leaving the track in the middle of the 65 car consist. No injuries were reported. Sheriff Bryan Harold attributed the hinge of a weakened trestle due to Sugar Creek flooding as the initial cause.
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