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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1968
Page
4
The article argues Robert McNamara’s move from the Pentagon to the World Bank exposes flaws in the managerial system he embodied. It contends generals will regain influence, fiscal demands persist, and the nation suffers from a failed industrial military complex and flawed aims in Vietnam.
The piece describes Acapulco's airport access from Mexico City and its crescent bay harbor framed by mountains. It notes rapid hotel growth and seasonal crowds, contrasting modern high rises with a faded Mexican atmosphere, and recalls Cortez and Legazpi era history alongside Morgan the Pirate as visitors.
The Ways and Means Committee approved a 20 percent wage withholding levy on taxable income with an option to carry a year of tax payments or switch to pay as you go. July 1 starts the withholding. No abatements. Also, Missouri Farmers Association may purchase Petroleum Products Co. in Columbia. War shortages spur fasting changes at St Patrick and Grace Episcopal.
Washington reacts to the commission on race relations as President Johnson shows reluctant support. The panel warns that without home spending parity with Vietnam, guerrilla tensions may rise. figures include Otto Kerner John Lindsay and Edward Brooke among others with differing views on the report’s bold housing and spending goals.
Reader questions cover intermittent claudication and arterial hardening, Buerger exercises, and when surgery or medication might help. Advice discusses slow walking, leg elevation, vascular dilation drugs, and potential bypass options, plus clarifies medical distinctions between trichomonas and trichinosis and stresses simultaneous treatment for couples.
A Chanute Tribune era column excerpt shows readers Manny Below the Law and Miss Nervous Wreck seeking guidance on marital trust, etiquette with a medicine at table, and violin competition nerves. Ann urges practical peace, attention to honest needs, and focus on personal effort over envy.
Chanute daily notes from March 11 1968 cover city events, community notices, and brief reports. Includes civic updates, upcoming meetings, and local happenings affecting residents.
Prime time slate lists Gunsmoke at 6 13 Cowboys in Africa at 6 13 The Monkees at 7 The Lucy Shaw at 7 30 Rat Patrol at 7 30 Andy Griffith at 8 Bill Cosby at 7 Danny Thomas at 8 Felony Squad at 9 Family Affair at 8 30 Peyton Place at 9 Big Valley at 9 Carol Burnett at 9 Spy at 10 News at 10 Carol Burnett show and news slots noted with channel numbers and times for a mixed early evening lineup.
A scanned TV schedule lists Channel 9 and Channel 6 programs across morning to late night. It features Captain 12 The Early Birds Milton Monster Jack LaLanne Huntley Brinckley Match Game and news anchors Cronkite and Garrison with soaps and game shows on air.
Gunsmoke on CBS at 6:30 features John Ireland as Parker a wealthy rancher targeted by a drifter. Lucy Show at 7:30 has a Boss of the Year contest with Mooney and Cheever involvement. Andy Griffith Show at 8 highlights Ken Berry as Sam Jones seeking city council. Family Affair and Carol Burnett Show air later with Tim Conway and Shani Wallis as guests.
A trio of humorous quotes from small papers notes women driving is no more surprising than men. A jab about children imitating parents and a wry remark on free education contrasted with people pushing doors marked pull.
With Our Advertisers Official Visit Here Paul Long, H R Block director for southern Missouri and southeast Kansas, and Charles F. Niday, manager of the district, both of Springfield, Mo., visited Mrs. Glora Richardson, manager of the local H R Block Income Tax office here Friday. Mrs. Richardson has had charge of the office here for the past three years. Long is a frequent visitor here, but it was the first visit this year for Niday. Mrs. Richardson's office at 9 E. Main is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. each week day until tax deadline April 15.
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