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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1969
Page
2
Residents commend city leadership and planning commission as Chanute grows. They note the city engineer works with special permission and performs well, suggesting a consulting firm may be needed to guide projects.
Earl Walker of 1020 S. Highland urges clearing out city hall and outsourcing to Iola or Parsons, arguing Chanute lacks independent ideas and should contract out operations to a different town to run the business.
Terry Murphy criticizes Congressman Skubitz for opposing integrated housing and for limited foreign policy insight. He urges concrete positions on Vietnam and Saigon coalition plans, warns of civil unrest, inflation, and the pork barrel, and endorses the opponent. The letter reflects a district perspective and calls for accountability and direct answers.
A reader asks about the duration of nursing for a child and the risks of rheumatoid arthritis. The article outlines the unknown cause, possible hospital care in acute stages, and recommends reading a booklet by Dr Thosteson on managing arthritis and nursing decisions including weaning around nine months unless extended.
Nixon fears campus polarization as New Left militants clash with radical right Nazis who seized control of the Youth for Wallace lineage via Willis Carto. The SDS adopts nonprofit status with Williams firm advice to shield funds and enable demonstrations.
Editorial lauds recent advances for teachers in Kansas highlighting salary raises of $600 per year and a new professional act. It urges further moves to raise teaching quality, arguing enduring education rests on effective instruction rather than mill levies or state aid.
The piece urges educators to embrace responsibility for disruptive or inattentive students rather than pushing them out. It argues schools abandon problem cases, urging teachers to upgrade the profession and take on their duty to help every pupil succeed.
Tribune Files notes the state board of health declares city water up to par while residents may taste chlorine for a period. City Engineer Ralph Reeves says drawing and standing water helps dissipate odors. George McCune creates a neighborhood playground on a vacant lot across from his home at 720 N Forest with swings a see saw a basketball backstop and a half size softball diamond designed mainly for children nine and younger.
A Sunday School lesson recounts Tyndale's execution for translating the Bible into English and Henry VIII's later order to publish an English Bible. It notes modern access to Bibles, but warns that quiet resistance to its message may persist, illustrated by four clergymen debating translations.
NBC airs High Chaparral at 6 30 with tenant woes over a village sale. CBS presents Wild Wild West with a mining discovery and a phantom cavalry officer. ABC features This Is Tome Jones a Welsh singing star variety show. NBC offers Hall of Fame in Victoria Regina drama. CBS screens Gomer Pyle transfer wish. CBS movie Gigot stars Jackie Gleason. NBC has The Saint about a life extending experiment. 10 30 Che showcases Invasion of The Star Monsters. Laredo follows with Major Cane bank vault caper and a drover standoff.
A TV guide snippet lists programs and times across channels including High Chaparral Wild Wild West Tom Jones Gomer Pyle Hall of Fame plus pre game specials and a Royals versus Angels game with a movie and late news segment listed. The Saints and Lets Make A Deal appear in the evening lineup with additional movie slots and a 1s News wrap at midnight.
An extensive weekend TV grid lists programming across KVOO KCMO WDAF KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and others. Included are morning farm reports cartoons sports and late-night shows with time blocks and channel numbers.
The speaker warns that translating the Bible into life can be dangerous or risky as people may reject the living gospel. It compares modern readers to those who refused Jeremiah and notes the ongoing need to keep scripture alive in daily action.
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