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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1969
Page
2
An editorial argues that training military officers on state university campuses is essential and should be encouraged. It contends higher education produces more educated officers and endorses ROTC programs on college grounds.
The text argues against awarding graduation credit for military studies while proposing full pay training should occur during summer breaks, comparing the logic of granting credit to the case for removing ROTC from campuses. It emphasizes a need for policy clarity on academic credit versus summer military training.
Garden City officials received a Washington DC legal notice stating that using Central time as Finney County’s official time is illegal. A Department of Transportation lawyer asserted federal jurisdiction over time zones, prompting local reflections on federal oversight.
Cynthia Lowry notes the Lennons along with Durante blend singing and chat in a calm ABC pilot. The foursome, grown from the Welk show, hope to headline a weekly show next season. Critics call the hour pleasant though a touch bland and lacking spontaneity.
Twenty five years ago Chanute endured a record May frost with temperatures down to 30 degrees. The issue also notes Phyllis Burghart, a high school senior, will teach next year at Bowman, and Junior College graduates now employed as teachers including Margaret Welch and Lola Welch.
Dear Dr Thosteson explains stuttering is emotional not physical and can improve with self confidence. Dr Blanton cites making pauses and strong role models as aids. nine of ten youths outgrow it by adulthood. Other letters cover tranquilizers and dieting myths, with vitamin pills containing minimal calories and spot reducing deemed ineffective.
The column reports that President Nixon promised Houston oilmen to preserve the 27% oil depletion allowance, shielding it from reform. It notes Cohen's quick reform work, Mills' push for a symbolic cut, and a broad lobbying surge by the oil industry led by Ikard and Jones aimed at Ways and Means Committee members to defend the tax break.
Terry Murphy argues that Supreme Court rulings since before Earl Warren restored strict due process protections. He compares the Bill of Rights’ purpose with a tennis net, saying original framers intended strong limits on government power. The piece contends critics misread history and court influence.
A varied broadcast lineup features Glen Campbell Roy Clark and Goldie Hawn on CBS NBC presents The Virginian with a rebel leader summoned back to Canada for revoltniers Here Comes the Bribes a Seattle rain cure scheme and a vow to cure stuttering 80 Music Hall hosts Cook and Moore two specials Beverly Hillbillies features a ghost prank Shadow Gene drama unfolds during a blackout Outsider reveals a confidence scheme Laredo includes Prince Lazlo twist and Desert Fox film on Or 5 movie ITV Captain Blood encore The Untouchables guests Charles McGraw as an aging gunman losing nerve.
A Gospel verse from Mark 11 17 records Jesus declaring that his house should be a house of prayer for all nations, reinforcing a universal sanctuary message. The text emphasizes inclusive worship and the temple as a spiritual center beyond national or ethnic boundaries.
Channel schedule shows Virginian at 5 6 13, Glen Campbell at 9 12, Here Come The Brides at 7 30, King Family at 6, Music Hall at 8, CBS Playhouse at 8 9, Jane Morgan at 9, The Outsider at 9, News at 10. Prime offerings include Movie blocks on multiple channels.
A partial TV guide lists Bewitched Ironside Dragnet Tenn Ernie Ford Ozark Jamboree Country Music Tonight Show Joey Bishop Laredo Untouchables News Sunrise Semester TV Playhouse with various channels and times. Program notes include films and standard late night shows.
The administration proposes reducing federal spending by over four billion dollars with education cuts likely eliminating library materials aid and equipment funds for Kansas. Officials stress shifting from hardware to people oriented programs while urging priority for education amid inflation and wartime costs.
A note states that The Associated Press is entitled to exclusive use of all local news printed and AP dispatches for republication by the newspaper. It outlines the AP's rights over content and distribution.
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