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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes warm days spurred neighborly activity while praising outdoor recreation and tidy yards. It warns Chanute must fund and lead a major street rebuilding program to repair isolated bad spots that have spread city-wide, with leadership needed block by block or city-wide.
The city seeks a desirable new home site adjoining the latest southwest development with curb and guttering before sale. Critics fear a tax plan for street rebuilding if country roads in the southwest are touched. Northwest industrial sites near capacity prompt calls for informing residents of planned new locations. The city promised zoo quarters months ago but those plans remain unclear.
The writer and companion attend bull fights in Plaza Mexico, the world’s largest amphitheater with a 50 000-seat capacity. The ritual spectacle centers on matadors and aides as the bull is repeatedly teased and finally killed, with the crowd signaling approval or derision. The account will continue tomorrow.
Twenty five years ago Gen Douglas MacArthur headquarters described a 22 ship Japanese convoy wreck in Bismarck waters with over 15000 enemy soldiers killed. Kansas Kansas Senate approved labor union regulation opening certain transactions to public review and defining unfair practices. Assistant Police Chief Luther Wood shot a coyote with a 30 30 rifle while hunting with colleagues. Lena Maree Holladay visits from Enid Okla to broadcast organ program at Phillips University. Leonard Petterson to Beloit for business and visiting sister in law Mrs Dave Petterson.
Washington reports an advance preview of conflicts over the presidential commission on race riots. The debate centers on naming a Jackson Mississippi veterans hospital after John Rankin or Medgar Evers, with House Rules deadlocked and regional factions at odds.
Dr Molner defends birth control pills amid magazine alarm stating millions use them safely. He notes some side effects exist but cautions against judging the pill by failures, urging physician supervision and ongoing study for long term safety.
In a letter to Ann Landers readers, a Chapel Hill woman laments siblings ignored when a new baby arrives and urges mothers to acknowledge older children. The column advises spotlighting the elder child and offering supportive remarks.
Color 6:30 Daniel Boone, Batman and Lost in Space air on channel 12 and 7. At 7 Debbie Makes Six and Bewitched compete for 9 and 12 with Ironside on 7. 8:00 Movie on 5 and 6. That Girl on 12 plus Dragnet and F Troop on 9 and 4. 9:00 D Martin on 2 and Suspense on 7. Rise and Fall of the Third Reich on 12. News at 10:00 on channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 12 13.
TV listing from KYOO Chanute and affiliated stations detailing morning to late night shows including Sunrise Education Today Show Snap Judgment Bette Hayes Candid Camera Merv Griffin General Hospital Romper Room Concentration Andy of Mayberry Hollywood Squares Love of Life Eye Guess Treasure Isle Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Match Game News Melody Matinee Patty Duke Let's Make a Deal Donna Reed Weather As The World Turns Days of Our Lives Newlywed Game Divorce Court Woody Woodbury Love-Splendored Thine The Doctors Another World To Tell The Truth Edge of Night Dark Shadows Perry Mason Dating Game Secret Storm Newlywed Game Matinee Leave I Love Lucy Travel Fun Club Perry Mason Land & Seas Mr. Ed Hazel Rifleman Cronkite Star Trek Gomer Pyle Wagon Train My Three Sons Rise and Fall Tonight Show Joey Bishop Merv Griffin
Boone saga leads to revenge for a boy in Boone at 6 30 p m on NBC. Debbie Makes Six airs at 7 p m on ABC with a musical guest cast. The Best Man, a Gore Vidal drama, screens at 8 p m on CBS. Rise and Fall of the Third Reich airs at 9 p m on ABC with Dean Martin guests.
The knitting class met Saturday at Mrs. Glen Neelys home. Barbara Kepley spoke on hair care while Cathy Mih discussed knitting history and shoe care. Seven members and two guests Mrs. Alex Mih and Mrs. William Kepley attended and were served refreshments.
A reader asks about a 15 year old's needs and Ann Landers replies that professional counseling is appropriate. The Chanute Tribune notes contact with the Family Service Association and psychiatric social workers for compassionate guidance.
The article notes Republican delays over a veterans hospital bill tied to race relations and a potential amendment replacing Rankin with Evers. It highlights a split where Republicans back southern Democrats yet woo Black voters, plus Con Ed seeking Libyan and Nigerian oil to curb pollution, with Lindsay Javits Kennedy backing.
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