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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1968
Page
4
The paper rebuts claims that Chanute uses bribery to control youth on Hallo ween. It argues the program is student led, supported by schools and civic groups, and not bribery, likening it to Christmas and other celebrations.
In a brief letter Ray Zumalt Paul Parsons and Freda Betts argue 1 percent of local juveniles appear in Juvenile Court versus 3.9 percent nationally, urging fairness toward youth and caution against condemning all for a few acts. They note vandalism often involves older youths and call for understanding rather than alienation.
Clark Clifford arrives as Secretary of Defense and signals limited U S involvement, favoring civilian input but risking budget inflation. He contrasts with McNamara, aiming for cautious compromises and greater military influence in the Pentagon amid ongoing conflict.
Ration board staff issued certificates for purchase of more than 6000 pounds of sugar at noon marking the first day canning sugar certificates are available in the area. Erie reports assessors confirm Neosho county population fell by 1032 to 20300 from 21342. John C. Jensen announces Latham building at 111 W. 3rd will become a warehouse for egg dehydration. Sgt Warren Babcock sent carnations from England to his mother for Mother's Day. Neighborhood notes include several residents traveling or visiting relatives.
A devotional verse highlights Paul’s claim that his labor served God’s grace, not his own. He asserts that despite toiling more than others, the credit belongs to grace at work in him. The passage emphasizes humility and divine empowerment in service.
President Johnson reportedly reached a covert pact with Senator McClellan to avoid vetoing wiretap amendments in exchange for Senate action on the Crime Control Bill. Critics warn the move would erode judicial safeguards and bolster executive spying power in criminal cases.
Instructions urge residents to reach the Tribune carrier by phone and provide an after hours alternative number HE 1 3400 after 6 p.m.
In this Your Good Health column, Mrs. W J B asks about craving coffee grounds tied to niacin deficiency and possible relapse after moving. Dr. Molner suggests resuming niacin if stopped, notes psychological factors from moving, and offers general guidance on dietary and health questions from readers.
Reader letters address social insensitivity to adopted children and a pastor's daughter facing strict expectations. Ann Landers urges direct, calm responses and counselor guidance, noting kissing among teens is not a sin if boundaries are respected.
In 1967 the United States shoe retail market totaled six billion three hundred thirty thousand dollars according to the National Footwear Manufacturers Association. Amos E Neuhart established the first driver education course in 1933 at the local high school in State College Pennsylvania.
The piece notes President Johnson pressuring Congress to keep wiretap provisions, with Senate delays and amendments by Sam Ervin aimed at limiting Supreme Court rights. FBI push to gain training monopoly faces police opposition, while Thailand sees troop increases and intensified guerrilla activity as Vietnam war dynamics escalate.
A compact TV guide entry notes Tony Martin and Tarzan with child-friendly Western fare and related programming blocks for evening viewing on Color.
A dense listing of children's cartoons news and movie time blocks on KYOO TV KUHI TV KMBC TV and others. It covers Saturday morning events including Captain Kangaroo Tom and Jerry Flying shows and afternoon sports and films across multiple channels and local stations.
TV listings show NBC at 6 30 p m with a plot where natives threaten a girl to force her to sell her diamond mine. ABC airings include Tarzan at 6 30 p m and Man in a Suitcase at 7 50 p m with Gomer Pyle also at 7 50 p m. CBS airs a Gomer Pyle slot and a CBS movie at 8 p m Critic's Choice stars Bob Hope and Lucille Ball. Guns of Will Sonnett on ABC at 8 30 p m features Will and Jeff Sonnett deputized to stop intimidation by a Texas rancher and his trail.
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