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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1969
Page
2
The piece argues that women now pursue broader ambitions beyond traditional domestic roles as mobility and work mechanize labor. It notes trauma in competing with men in education and careers while balancing the goal of home and family, and suggests many revert to earlier status due to societal pressures.
A reflective note on why women choose motherhood over wage earning or independence. It argues that satisfaction from motherhood, including the thrills and hopes of children, justifies the role despite workplace denial and evolving equality. It ends with praise for mothers and their devoted, though often unspoken, rewards.
The 12th annual Mid-America meeting will occur May 16 at the Parsonian Hotel in Parsons. Trustees for 1969-70 will be elected at 4 p.m. and the past year's report presented. Gov. Robert Docking will speak at dinner, with federal agency officials from Washington invited to start at 6:30. Tickets are available from the Parsons office. Fred Harris of Chanute chairs the board.
A brief devotional note cites Jesus asking God to remove the cup yet submits to divine will. It presents a moment of obedience, faith, and reflection on submission to God’s plan. The text invites readers to consider personal surrender and prayerful trust in difficult times.
In this column, Dr. George C. Thosteson answers reader questions on child nutrition and dieting. He recommends at least three cups of milk daily for a 3 year old, warns against grazing on milk, and suggests calcium from foods. he notes possible vitamin supplements during light eating. He debunks grapefruit diet claims, offers his new book on reducing, and explains hormone questions about estrogen and prostate enlargement.
Washington column reports Vice President Spiro Agnew faced oil industry influence during a Sinclair Oil PR visit in Manchester New Hampshire amid denials about Machiasport free port plans. Editorials criticized the encounter and questioned the involvement of oil interests with the Nixon administration. A separate note highlights a Ways and Means Committee tax sleeper likely to raise utility rates, affecting gas electricity and telephone customers nationwide.
Tribune Files recalls a Sunday incident where 12 year old John Lewis and Paul Pankratz tested a homemade gunpowder charge in a gas pipe. John suffered eye injuries and facial lacerations, while Paul escaped unscathed.
Dr. Francis Collins of Topeka was chosen president elect of the Kansas Medical Society at its convention closing. Dr. William J. Reals of Wichita named vice president elect. Dr. Leland Spear of Kansas City Kansas installed as president, succeeding Dr. John Morgan of Emporia.
Lawrence W. Althouse argues against Bible translation hostility and for plain understanding. The article traces Nehemiah Habakkuk Acts to show Scripture should be accessible in common language while preserving beauty and accuracy. It notes translation history from Hebrew and Greek to Latin and English.
NBC airs Big Cats and The Alphabet Murders while CBS features Gomer Pyle and a Hercule Poirot movie. ABC presents Explorer Club and Guns of Will Sonnett with Judd for the Defense and The Saint on NBC. A 5 movie closes with Dark at the Top of the Stairs.
Color 6:30 program blocks on channels 2 4 7 include Big Cats Little Cats ec 9 12 13 Explorers Club ec 5 6 Wild Wild West c 7 22 9 Woodruff Predicts c 2 4 7 Name of the Game c 12 Generation Gap ¢ 8:00 5 6 13 Movie 8:30 12 Lets Make A Deal c 9:00 2 4 7 The Saints c 9 12 Judd ¢e 10:00 2 4 5 6 7 9 12 13 News
Monday through Friday the Tribune lists daily daytime programs for viewers. The schedule spans five weekdays with times and show names expected to run on each day.
Readable schedules list daytime and evening programming across KVOO WDAF KMBC KUHI KOAM KMBC and more for Saturday May 10 with a mix of cartoons, Westerns, variety shows, news, sports and feature films. Prominent items include Spiderman Gulliver Star Trek Hogan's Heroes Bonanza Wagon Train and Johnny Quest among others.
The text argues for rendering the Bible in common speech to preserve its truth rather than its literary beauty. It acknowledges that versions can be pleasing, but emphasizes that the soul’s delight and God's aim remain centered on truth behind the words.
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