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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1968
Page
4
The Neosho County Community Junior College basketball staff thanks loyal fans for support during the 1967 68 season. Fans praised at home games and during regional and state playoffs. Hutchinson visitors received thanks for Cha nute hospitality and sportsmanship.
A Chicago journalist argues the 1968 Democratic National Convention should be held at the International Amphitheater near the stockyards due to McCormick Place fires and security concerns. He warns of potential riots and street disturbances fueled by poverty and urban tension, predicting televised coverage over onsite events.
Twenty five years ago reports said Japan’s near Pacific fleet shifted toward islands above Australia. A 49 plane assault on Port Darwin marked the rising menace. Fireman John Young moved to the police department to replace Patrolman Eaton Jr., who reported for army air corps duty. Verlin Smith will take Young’s fire post. Mrs. Raymond Pierpont and Mabel Claire Stevenson visited Kansas City. Corp. Edgar L. Youngberg transfers to Los Angeles for eight weeks of supply clerk training at Woodbury college. his brother Pvt. Dale W. Youngberg moves from Camp Roberts to Camp Shelby. Alfred J. Myer and wife welcome a son. Harpist Alberto Salvi and tenor Martin Richardson arrive for a library recital. G. W. Bicknell visits Joplin. Presbyterian Brotherhood hosts a banquet for Protestant adult classes with about 150 guests. The church reading cites 1 John 3:11 about loving one another.
The Union Pacific moved a WWI French boxcar to a grassy park by Cheyenne station to honor Franco American friendship. Once gifted by France in 1948 for the Friendship Train relief effort, the car now stands as a reminder of ties beyond governments amid global tensions.
Dear Dr Mother advises heart patients to avoid exertion after meals. small meals allow slow walking, while large meals may trigger angina. He also answers reader questions on preventing prostate trouble, spleen-removal diet, pernicious anemia, and diverticulosis with references to Vitamin B12 therapy and historical medical advances.
Tells of reader letters about free love and its consequences including early marriage, pregnancy, and divorce. Includes responses from Ann Landers advising psychiatric help and cautioning against promiscuity, plus Q&As on nail biting handwriting and ailing mother.
TV listings note CBS schedule including The Honeymooners at 6 30 p m and My Three Sons at 7 30 p m Hogan's Heroes at 8 p m NBC movie What a Way to Go airs 8 p m Sunday Death Valley Days 6 30 p m Ed Sullivan Show guests Lucille Ball George Hamilton The Bee Gees and more ABC movie What Ever Happened to Baby Jane at 8 p m
Local briefs from Chanute include community updates and notices of events. Details cover civic happenings, upcoming meetings, and brief reports affecting residents and organizations in the area.
Friday evening TV schedule highlights include Jackie Gleason The Saint Maurice Chevalier Dating Game at 6 30 to 7 12 Newlywed Game and Lawrence Welk My Three Sons Get Smart at 7 30 8 Return to Hogan s Heroes Petticoat Junction Hollywood Palace Mannix St Patrick s Day Grand Ole Opry Slim Wilson with Sunday listings noted in Friday’s paper.
TV listings for March 18 show morning to late night blocks across KVYOO Chanute KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KUHI and WDAF stations. Contents include Sunrise Semester Education Today Show Space Angel Captain Kangaroo Jack LaLanne News Bugs Bunny The Birds The Fugitive and more with afternoon game shows soaps dramas and primetime favorites listed by time and channel.
A humorous exchange hints at long tenure, loyalty, and financial irony. The speaker, referencing 25 years together, implies a longstanding employer employee relationship. The quip touches on prosperity and tax timing, framed by a local newspaper voice.
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