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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1968
Page
4
The piece argues that wage gains from the telephone workers settlement will be offset by price hikes, eroding buying power. It recalls the productivity standard from 1962 and warns of reduced restraint in 1969, predicting ongoing wage and price pressures and potential inflation without controls.
A writer criticizes Midtown Manhattan as untidy and crowded, noting high prices and noisy reconstruction. He recalls a rainy day ordeal, from hotel to hotel, where walking is impractical and cab fares triple during a seven block journey.
Twenty five years ago Chanute prepared a house to house census to count every man woman and child. Mayor John Hargrave said the data will show how many live in each house to aid rescue workers in fires floods tornadoes or invasions.
The Senate faces a meat quota bill that could raise hamburger prices to 99 cents a pound as western cattlemen strike a back room deal with textiles supporters. Sen. Hruska touts beef as premium while imports from Australia New Zealand and several South American nations would be curtailed.
Dr Molner explains allergies may be inherited and require exposure to sensitize a person. Repeated seafood exposure can trigger reactions. tainted seafood or varying seafood types may affect tolerance. For true allergies, avoid offending items and test individually. do not attempt a full seafood dinner to isolate culprits.
Excerpted letters reveal social quirks from 1967: a sneeze blessing debate with Claude, a Oneida personals item prompting debate on devotion and bad taste, and questions about telling fiances about premarital mistakes. Ann Landers offers guidance on manners, deception, and unwed mothers.
On May 11 historical events include the 1867 Treaty of London securing Luxembourg neutrality, Peter Stuyvesant becoming the governor of New Amsterdam in 1647, Polk's 1846 war message against Mexico, Minnesota's statehood in 1858, Glacier National Park creation in 1910, American forces retaking Attu in 1943, and Israel's admission to the UN in 1949.
Short quips on human nature credit good behavior to gossiping neighbors and brood over troubles to hatch ideas. A pessimist fears happiness will turn to worse feelings, and the Emporia Gazette notes.
If you cannot reach your carrier after business hours, try dialing HE 1-400 after 6 p.m. for assistance. The notice advises contacting the Tribune office for delayed or out of hours support.
Sunday’s schedule shows Jackie Gleason Dating Game, The Saint rerun, Newlywed Game, My Three Sons Get Smart and Lawrence Welk. Prime time features Hogan’s Heroes Petticoat Junction and The Singers. Mannix and Grand Ole Opry headline late night with Slim Wilson performances.
A May 18 grid shows channels KVOO through KOAM listing morning to late night programs. Notable items include Today Show, Jack LaLanne, Merv Griffin, Jeopardy, The Tonight Show, and Tonight lineup with various dramas, game shows, and soaps across multiple stations.
Tonight NBC airs Never on Sunday at 8 p.m. with Melina Mercouri. The St aint crime thriller and Jackie Gleason show are listed for 6:30 p.m. On CBS Ed Sullivan guests include Diahann Carroll and Shaui Wallis. The King Family Mother's Day Show airs at noon on ABC
Crater Lake sits inside an 800 foot caldera formed when Mt Mazama collapsed about 6600 years ago and is famed for its deep blue color. Over 100 colleges offer recreation and park curriculums with roughly half awarding master’s and doctoral degrees in the field.
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