Sic Transit Studebaker Ends Its Long Run
Editorial declares Studebaker’s century of manufacturing as a symbol of durable quality ends with the last car built. It notes high costs, competition, and shrinking output, but argues diversification keeps the corporation viable despite the closure. The piece warns that yesterday’s success factors may doom today’s enterprises.
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Studebaker
Gloria Studebaker
Airliners and Automobiles Face Safety Scrutiny Across Era
A columnist argues bugs in new transport models raise safety concerns for Boeing, Douglas, and automakers. Noting the 727 crashes and historical auto failures, the piece urges government scrutiny and potential grounding to protect public safety.
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General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Boeing
Douglas
Chanute Chamber to Host Tours for Rural Students
Tribune reports the Chanute chamber plans to invite rural and area schools to tour local industries before term end as part of a bid to attract visitors and commerce. The convention committee chaired by Don C McCune discussed the program with members including Kark Baker and Dwight Wallingford.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chanute Trade
Kark Baker
Chanute Industries
Chamber
Don C. McCune
Dwight Wallingford
Leif R. Nelson
Roy Noyes
Herbert Lantz
Everett Scott
Chanute
Fort Ord
Laddie
Deanna Durbin
California
Charley
Laurie Taylor
Dad Taylor
England
U.S
Merry Go Round Viet Nam Debate Shapes Peace Effort
Senate hawks and doves clash over Vietnam policy as Fulbright Morse and other leaders advocate a path to peace. The column notes a sharp division in Washington and the impact on international views of U.S. at a pivotal moment.
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Washington
Fulbright
Morse
The
Senate
Travelers idled by snow at Louisville hotels
Walter Immeg of Streator Illinois, head of a snow plow and salt spreader maker, is among tourists stranded by a heavy snowfall in Louisville hotels. U.S. intelligence notes Moscow sees the Johnson Senate split as genuine and favorable to possible peace negotiations with North Vietnam.
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Louisville
Walter Imme
Streator, Il
Imme
Ence Table
U.S
Johnson
Senate
United States
Never Punish a Child With a Sharp Head Bump
Dear Dr. Mother warns that hitting a child on the head can cause concussion brain damage and lasting harm. Such acts provoke resentment and are cruel. Occasional spanks might be useful with discretion, but cuffing the head or face is prohibited and dangerous.
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Dr. Mother
N.W
Evening TV lineup and schedules for multiple stations
Wednesday and Thursday television lists show programs on KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute channel 3 noting air times across morning to late night including The Virginian, I Spy, Batman, The Big Valley, Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, and various soap operas and movies with local weather and news updates.
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Jzzo
Merv Griffin
House Cf
Mike Douglas
General Hospital
Donna Reed
Lloyd Thaxton
Cartoon
Three Stooges
Marshal Dillion
Bat Masterson
Early News
Huntley - Brinkley
CBS News
Walter Cr
Mone McCluskey
Henry Phyfe
Dean Martin
Ranete
Tonight’s Top TV Shows Listed for CBS NBC and More
TV guide notes CBS at 6 30 p m Lost in Space features a space trader unleashing a man made storm on the Robinsons wrecking camp spoiling rations and aiming to sell goods at his inter planetary shop NBC presents Bob Hope alongside a district attorney office bid to block a vigilante takeover in Manhattan Nancy Wilson and John Gary appear on the Danny Kaye Show CBS p m 1 Spy shows a Russian cosmonaut vanishing in the Mexican jungle with a clash over returning to Aztec ways CBS stars Rory Calhoun George Montgomery Robert Culp and Bill Cosby in the cast.
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CBS
Police
Manhattan
Nancy Wilson
John Gary
Danny Kaye
NBC
Rory Calhoun
George Montgomery
Robert Culp
Bill Cosby
Clips Quips The American way coffee break
The Emporia Gazette notes instant coffee fuels a three quarters hour break. A boy tells his father to skip the tuxedo to avoid headaches, and a policeman questions a boy who cannot reach his mother's skirt.
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Emporia Gazette
Wilson County
White House Wavers on Viet Nam and Pressures for Controls
A White House session discussed Viet Nam policy and cost of living amid pressure for voluntary price and wage guidelines. President Johnson seeks to curb costs of the Viet Nam war without major tax hikes while urging industry and unions to comply. Senior officials including Connor and Wirtz outlined asks for broader business consultation and practical measures.
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New Jersey
Senate Commerce Committee
Magnuson
Congress
Kent
Madison Avenue
White House
Secretary of Commerce
John T. Connor
Connor
Council of Economic Advisers
Gardner Ackley
James Dusenberry
Merck and Company
Willard Wirtz
Commerce
Wirtz
Ackley
Dusenberry
Humphrey
The
Treasury
Henry Fowler
Defense
Robert McNamara
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