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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
4
Editorial notes that pigeons prefer crowds and central areas of cities. They sun on roof edges and cornices above busy sidewalks and flutter away just before cars. The piece humorously observes how pigeons form resident flocks in core districts and pose a minor nuisance.
University of Missouri researchers report a birth control pill reduced egg laying by 89 percent for three months in a downtown flock of 1,200 pigeons. The nonpoisonous pill is too large for songbirds to swallow, offering long term relief as current pigeons age.
A travel essay laments U S customs inspections as insulting and intrusive. The author depicts indignity of bags searched and forms filled, praising a courteous inspector while condemning the police state impression. He urges policy changes and questions Johnson’s overseas travel tax policy.
Twenty five years ago Britain's heavy bombers dropped hundreds of tons on Essen in the Ruhr before dawn, hitting the Krupp munitions works in what seemed the heaviest RAF attack of 1943. A Chanute public meeting proposed a space initiative for a community garden plan and plots of one to five acres for multiple families to grow food in backyards.
Veteran columnist Drew Pearson argues the Johnson era marks a peak in military dictation of U.S. foreign policy. He cites Secretaries Rusk Rostow and Clifford, McNamara’s remorse, and joint chiefs influence shaping Vietnam decisions, tracing patterns back to Roosevelt Truman and Eisenhower.
Dr Molner confirms five grain aspirin is chemically acetyl salicylic acid and that brand differences lie mainly in dissolving rate and binders. Buffered forms reduce stomach irritation, and some combos alter effect. He notes strongest nonprescription aspirin is defined by regulation and urges readers to use their preferred brand.
A reader asks how to dodge nosy questions about pregnancy and Ann Landers advises deflective answers. Other letters discuss holiday nursing home visits and marital balance at parties. The column ends with a reader question about a wife’s remark and a partial reply.
TV listings note Daniel Boone and The Flying Nun with 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. airings. The page includes Dear Ann Landers style columns and a Think Tank feature offering marital advice. Copyright 1987.
CBC Color listings show Daniel Boone Batman Lost in Space Flying Nun Bewitched Ironside Movie That Girl Dragnet F Troop Peyton Place D Martin Suspense March of Time and News through 10 PM with multiple channel codes and times.
A detailed Friday schedule lists programs across channels 2, 4, 5, 6, 7, 9, 12, and 13 including news, game shows, soaps, and sports. Notable entries include The Fugitive, Love of Life, As The World Turns, The Tonight Show era staples, and early evening film blocks.
Quotations from Atchison Globe and Winfield Courier assemble a playful comparison of ambition and a joke about a deer. The items blend humorous lines to illustrate wit and wordplay from local papers.
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