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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1968
Page
4
City organized prep drew at least 3000 ambassadors through Santa Fe park campers and hundreds more at a CB radio meeting in Central park pavilion. Attendees praised the city as beautiful and friendly, a spontaneous endorsement hard to buy.
The visit highlights widespread interest and spending on outdoor recreation as local families and businessmen praise Chanute campers. Except for a toilet facility shortage at the park, campers expressed thrilling praise and look forward to returning.
Montgomery Ward and Sears Roebuck halt mail and telephone orders for firearms and ammunition. Customers must 21 or older, pick up in store and provide proof. Purchases may be refused if clerks suspect impropriety. Reforms praised but federal and state action still needed.
Regal Air at White House Washington describes restricted tours of the historic residence with Jackie Kennedy era decor, then notes guests attend a cocktail party for LBJ and Lady Bird. The piece compares White House etiquette to royal courts, stressing prestige and ceremonial rules.
In Pittsburg at Mirza temple Chanute representatives Frisby D. Diehl and Charles H. Martin Jr. finished one-two in Shrine initiation ceremonies. Chanute Shriners aided campaigns for the Chanute candidates as supporters cried fraud. The Chanute rationing board will issue sugar certificates starting next Monday, announced Russel E. Davidson.
Washington reports on the shift from smoke filled rooms to primaries, noting the Kennedy family's early use of television, radio, and cash to sway West Virginia and influence the 1960 Democratic nomination in a bid to secure votes from Protestant and Catholic communities.
Dr Molner explains diverticulitis as inflamed diverticula in the intestine often due to aging tissues. A bland diet helps reduce irritation, surgery is rare, and most patients recover with proper care. He also notes readers can request his booklet for more details.
A reader complains about vulgar material on TV shows and urges viewers to withhold ratings and sponsorships. Ann Landers responds that consumer pressure can push networks to stop degrading content. A nurse defends hospital staff behavior while noting illness does not alter personality. Landers cites Shakespeare and offers to help readers via the Chanute Tribune.
The piece describes Kennedy’s Indiana operations including a $750,000 radio TV push via Papert Koenig Leis, targeted female voters with tea programing, a John Frankenheimer produced TV drive, and Schlesinger radio reach at 16 Indiana colleges. It contrasts McCarthy and Branigin funding, cites Bantam Books’ large book print run, and warns that wealth concentration undermines primary democracy and favors big finance in campaigns.
Primetime lineup lists Jeannie Daktari Garrison's Gorillas and Sportsman's Friend at 6 7. Jerry Lewis Password It Takes a Thief Red Skelton and Good Morning World fill 7 8. N.Y.P.D. The Invaders CBS News Hour air later with News at 10.
A Wednesday schedule shows Sunrise Series at 6:30, Today Show at 7, Captain Kangaroo, Jack LaLanne, and Bullwinkle later. Prime blocks include Jeopardy, Days of Our Lives, Love of Life, and matching game segments. Evening features The Virginian, Green Acres, The Avengers, and The Tonight Show among others.
NBC airs I Dream of Jeannie at 6 30 pm with Jeannie forming a rock group starring Barbara Eden and Larry Hagman with guests Tommy Boyce and Bobby Hart. It Takes a Thief follows at 7 30 pm starring Alexander Mundy. Burl Ives and Lulu guest on The Red Skelton Hour at 7 30 pm. McHale's Navy airs at 8 pm. CBS News Hour at 9 features the Indiana Primary with Kennedy and McCarthy in the first major clash.
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