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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1968
Page
4
Editorial laments the Pentagon move to end kitchen police duty for most troops. It credits Robert McNamara for reforms moving clerical and support tasks out of the kitchens, notes higher civilian pay and potential strikes by civilian cooks, and questions why the change took so long.
In a candid talk on Capitol Hill, a congressman laments opulent offices and bureaucratic delay. He warns Vietnam costs will rise with more troops and criticizes pacifism growing in Congress while predicting limited farm or travel tax progress and a November price for Johnson's Vietnam stance.
War Production Board approved a 712 mile gas transmission project by Consolidated Gas Utilities Corp linking a nine mile west Earlton field with the Neodesha Chanute main line. Drilling partners include Gordon J Willis Reuben M Willis and J A Aylward. gas to feed Neodesha Chanute markets. Donald Cronemeyer age 17 enlisted in naval reserve.
A terse note markets a bed for sale seeking quick turnover. The caller urges buyers to act fast by offering a low price and promising future profits to the next buyer. No specific location or seller details are provided.
Dr Molner explains tendonitis is an inflammation of the tendon sheath usually from injury or overuse and may respond to rest heat ultrasound and steroid injections. He notes purulent and aseptic meningitis are different infections with tragic coincidences in families possible and warns on cross contamination and risks.
Community news and brief items from Chanute Kansas including local events updates and notices. Readers get summaries of meetings, births and obituaries, and upcoming civic activities for Chanute and surrounding area.
Dear Ann Landers responds to letters about lesbianism and family life. She notes many readers are lonely and frightened, discusses seeking professional help, and urges self acceptance while cautioning about the slim chances of a cure.
The piece recalls the Kennedy family's drive for a Catholic president and the fallout after John F Kennedy's assassination. It notes Joseph P Kennedy Jr. and JFK's deaths, the White House gathering after Dallas, and criticism of William Manchester's The Death of a President.
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The article traces the Kennedy Johnson rift from JFK’s 1960 VP choice to Bobby Kennedy’s push for power. It covers LBJ’s discontent with Bobby’s influence, Clark Clifford’s mediation, and Bobby’s cabinet exit and Senate bid as he aimed to restore a Kennedy White House presence.
Television listings show a night lineup with films and series across channels. Featured are Jerry Lewis Password It Takes a Thief Red Skelton Movie and New York Police Department plus English Language Invaders and News segments.
A dense schedule lists KUHI TV programs for Wednesday March 26 with many shows across all hours. Entries include Sunrise Semester, Today Show, The Fugitive, Jeopardy, Love of Life, Bewitched, General Hospital, The Tonight Hour, and late-night game and talk shows with repeats and varied hosts.
Television listings outline Garrison's Gorillas on ABC at 6:30 p.m. Adamant daughter-in-law debate appears in a letter to Regrets. NBC follows with It Takes A Thief at 7 p.m. and a Debbie Reynolds film The Second Time Around at 8 p.m. Other programs include Good Morning World and The Strange Case of the English Language.
Confidential note urges Tangled to be outspoken about a wife whose past is described as poor in motherhood and marriage. The speaker contends that in divorce court, good men lose out and calls for clear, direct speech.
Public auction at the seller’s farm 3 miles west of Thayer city limits Kansas or 5 miles east of Altoona on K47 then 2 miles south and 2 miles east features livestock machinery and miscellaneous items. Auction site location described with directions for access and participation.
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