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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1968
Page
4
The Hutchinson News argues Governor Docking delays his political move, weakening his and the office's prestige. Rumors swirl about a future run, with speculation that he may retire from Kansas politics rather than seek another office.
A Texas case details Sue Overton, wife of a student, who for two years earned $600 weekly through prostitution to fund her husband’s education. She later joined a bank burglary conspiracy. The author argues patrons share guilt and questions the justice of propping up criminals.
Twenty five years ago the Chanute board of education rehired ninety nine teachers supervisors custodians and secretaries for the 1943 44 term. C E Dickerhoof reports the CAA war training service will temporarily move to Fort Scott and a hanger will be purchased in Jefferson City Missouri before returning to Chanute. The Red Cross unit gets a new appointment at the Eastern Star with Mrs Ben E Meyers as general chairman.
The piece questions Robert F Kennedy's maturity and qualifications for the presidency and traces his ties to Joseph McCarthy, noting Kennedy's early staff work, financial backing, and stance shift. It highlights liberal misgivings and historic criticisms of McCarthy and his allies.
The column discusses Quincke's disease also known as angioneurotic edema, triggers such as foods and reactions to cold or sun, and management including avoiding irritants and timely antihistamine treatment. It warns of danger if swelling affects the tongue or throat.
Ann Landers columns advise two families wrestling with a domineering mother-in-law and a pregnant daughter facing a husband’s Vietnam return. Guidance suggests relocating the mother-in-law and consulting hospital chaplain to handle news of paternity.
The Ozarks National Commission will consider a $2.5 million supplemental grant allocation at a Jefferson City meeting. Federal co chair William H. McCandless announced plans, noting the commission can add up to 80 percent of federal participation. Funds come from the Commerce Department under the 1965 Public Works and Economic Development Act.
The narrative recounts Robert F. Kennedy's early criticism of allied trade with communist China during the Korean War and his later vote against cutting foreign aid to countries trading with North Vietnam, highlighting a shift from interventionist alarm to liberal policy support over 13 years.
NBC offers Tarzan at 6 30 p m with Jai's elephant facing trial for a murder body under native law. Main in a Suitcase debuts at 7 30 p m on ABC starring Rich ard Bradford as a jailed ex spy. Star Trek at 7 30 p m has crew captured by brains without bodies. CBS presents Days of Wine and Roses at 8 p m with Lemmon Remick Bickford. NBC news special We Won't Go profiles antiwar youths at 9 p m.
A partial OCR listing shows color broadcasts and times for shows like Tarzan Wild Wild West Gomer Pyle Star Trek Wagon Train Hollywood Squares Judd and Will Sonnett with various 7:30 to 10:00 PM slots and a News ending.
A dense TV schedule lists Saturday morning and afternoon lineups across KVOO Ch 2 and other stations with cartoons, dramas, sports and film titles including Captain Kangaroo Loch, Spiderman, The Rifleman, Gunsmoke, Bonanza, and Loving various movie slots, plus Sunday blocks featuring This Is The Life and Gospel programs.
On this date Washington DC was incorporated in 1802. Columbus reached Jamaica in 1494. Benjamin Stoddert named first Navy secretary in 1798. 1919 saw first airplane passenger service New York to Atlantic City. 1923 pilots completed first nonstop transcontinental flight to Coronado Beach. 1944 Harvard lab produced synthetic quinine. 1945 Elbe surrender capped German capitulation to Allies.
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