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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1968
Page
4
The piece notes rising dissent from educational and religious leaders and lawmakers as press criticism grows. It highlights the Wall Street Journal warning that Vietnam could doom U.S. aims and warns that continued involvement risks a broader defeat, while President Johnson remains committed.
Dr Molner explains that colds can block the Eustachian tube causing pressure on the ear drum which hinders vibration and hearing. Infections may lead to fluid buildup and pain, sometimes needing a tiny perforation to relieve pressure. Regular medical follow up by an ear specialist is advised if troubles recur.
In Mexico City we attend races at the Hipodromo de las Americas with mixed luck. A friendly informant offered inside tips for three races, all of which failed, proving that advice is worth what you pay. We dine in the private club while noting taxis and jitneys complicate travel.
Twenty five years ago tax collectors were feared but now Chanute residents flock to K A Cochran and K C Harris in the post office building to file income tax returns with help from revenue staff. The piece also notes local visits, a Red Cross dressing project, and several residents including Ensign John Hutchinson and Pvt Kenneth G Ogle visiting or in service.
Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker, sending calming messages to President Johnson, insists Vietnam will turn out well, recalling his 1966 Dominican Republic mission. He notes nightly Viet Cong fire near the embassy and his evacuation to a storm cellar, while his wife serves as ambassador to Nepal.
Dear Ann Landers answers a Hartford reader about why crowds gawk at accidents and fires. She argues fascination with destruction and agony lies in all humans, noting bullfights auto races and other disasters attract spectators, suggesting civilization masks this impulse.
The dispatches describe South Vietnam under Nguyen Van Thieu as stable and potentially reformist. Bunker portrays Thieu as unflappable, wary of Viet Cong tactics, and confident in minimal but ongoing socio economic reforms.
Local items from Chanute include community notices and short reports. Readers are informed about events, meetings, and local changes affecting residents in the March 4 issue.
A rough TV grid lists times and programs including The Monkees Patti Page Rowan Martin Lucy Shaw Rat Patrol Andy Griffith Danny Thomas Felony Squad Family Affair Peyton Place Big Valley Carol Burnett I Spy and News with channel penciled slots and broadcast times shown.
TV listings for WIBW and rival stations show a dense March timetable with programs from education segments to game shows and dramas. Notable names include Milton Berle Jack LaLanne The Fugitive Jeopardy and The Tonight Show alongside soap operas Guiding Light Search for Tomorrow and As World Turns.
A reader asks if an uncle by marriage should pursue marriage with her. The columnist says uncles are nice but not husbands and notes the man is too old for her, suggesting to forget it.
A collection of witty one liners from Kansas papers comments on politics policy morals and pop culture. Notable jabs reference Xray missiles a State Department policy mini morals and mini skirts with humor from Wichita Great Bend Atchison Burns News and others.
ABC airs Cowboy in Africa at 6 30 p m with Gunsmoke on CBS also at 6 30 p m Chill Wills portrays Elihu Gor man ex outlaw aiding Marshal Dillon. CBS presents Andy Griffith at 8 p m as Howard decorates a bachelor pad for a party. Family Affair at 8 30 p m features Cissy boosting popularity with fashion advice. Carol Burnett show at 9 p m includes Imogene Coca and Mel Torme as guests.
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