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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues the nation risks decay if it ignores social troubles. It questions teaching ghetto children to read when real life exposes harsh violence and urges sustained, long term efforts to address desperate needs for future generations.
The speaker argues against closing Job Corps centers and urges confronting problems honestly. Critics claim centers fail by exposing rape robbery homosexuality and failure to achieve, while proponents say centers train unemployable individuals to break welfare ties. The text questions whether economic considerations justify inaction.
AP review of NBCs Best on Record special noting a star packed but unfocused hour. Eleven nominees and winners performed amid celebrity antics from Rowan and Martin and Don Rickles. Simon and Garfunkel won for Mrs Robinson in a whimsy moment, while many performers repeated hits from the season.
C. J. Anderson and Mrs. Beulah Stewart were elected to office at the Department of Kansas convention of World War I Veterans and Auxiliary at Hays on May 24. Anderson was named department senior vice commander and Stewart state auxiliary treasurer. Installation followed on Sunday.
Washington AP reports Kansas paid more than 297 million dollars in annual social security benefits in 1968. Rep Garner Shriver notes 299,391 Kansans received about 24.706 million dollars monthly through HEW data. Benefits cover retirement and disability, survivors and dependents, but exclude Medicare.
The notice instructs readers to call their Tribune phone after 6 p.m. or dial HE 1-3400 if the carrier cannot be reached. It emphasizes contacting the listed number during evening hours as an alternative.
Washington notes Nixon’s growing self assurance after his first hundred days. He blends old Roosevelt craft with Southern restraint, aided by HEW officials Finch and Knowles. A new Republican faction in the Senate gains influence, while Moscow pressure shapes naval moves in the Sea of Japan and North Korea.
The resignation of Dr. Warren Agee triggers sparring between Hutchinson's Stuart Awbrey and Sinas Whitley Austin over the William Allen White School. They debate faculty growth and salaries, noting Georgia’s $8 million complex and $30,000 pay, and warn against tailoring education to industry needs.
In moderate amounts artificial sweeteners are not harmful. Excessive use may cause loose stools. FDA limits intake to 5 grams per day. most people stay well below this. A few soft drinks may contain up to 1 gram per 12 ounces, so avoid overuse. See the booklet How to Heal Peptic Ulcers and Keep Them Healed for ulcers.
A Viet Nam war veteran sought by police on homicide charges seeks protection from his boyhood friend Linc Hayes. The schedule lists Lancer Julia It Takes a Thief First Tuesday and more with hosts and guests across ABC CBS NBC and color TV listings.
Network schedule lists Glen Campbell Virginian King Family Good Guys and more across 6:30 to 12:30 with film and talk shows. Local news at 10 and 11:30 followed by Sunrise Semester and TV Playhouse.
Miami Beach AP reports 200000 American males may carry the XYY chromosome but Dr. Gerald R. Clark of Elwyn Pennsylvania says many XYY individuals are stable and law abiding. He notes crime rates among XYY men may not differ meaningfully from the general population. Dr. Clark led a study begun in 1966 with ties to the University of Pennsylvania Medical School.
Twenty five years ago twenty five years ago thirteen students, the smallest Junior College graduating class since 1937, will receive diplomas at the joint Junior College Senior High commencement on May 18. Levee concerns rise as Neosho River embankments show wear from recent floods. Pvt Sheridan L Crumline has reached his Southwest Pacific post. Joyce Marie is welcomed as the Farm er couple’s newborn daughter.
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