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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1969
Page
2
Editorial lauds James Pearson as an effective senator who quickly unties federal red tape and advances projects in St. Paul and Parsons. It praises his independence, diligence, and influence in the Senate, portraying him as a respected lawmaker working for constituents.
The senior Kansas Senator, once backing a full ABM system, now urges continued research but rejects the costly deployment. Pressure from President Nixon and party lines tests his resolve as hints surface that his ABM vote will be remembered by leaders, yet he remains committed to public interest.
AP notes a mixed critique of TV shows ending or failing from worn gimmicks poor environments or weak premises. It cites Peyton Place The Big Valley Blondie The Don Rickles Show Star Trek Judd and others plus a CBS Reports round up on the generation gap using a Colorado study and university parent child attitudes toward hair sex religion drugs and American life.
Twenty five years ago Kansas farmers faced a need to recruit more than 9 percent of their extra help from local communities. Mrs Josephine Crumrine reports $1 157 075 in war bonds sold over two years and plans another June drive amid talk money has moved from socks and grain bins into circulation. Prisoner of war concerns see Red Cross appointing Mrs Boyd Smith to assist families. local life underwriters elect A A Baltz as president. city commissioners propose a $60 000 electric service bond issue and Neosho County picnic plans for June 12 at City Park with Erie Thayer and GalesburgRepresentatives named for Thursday meeting at the public library.
Dr Thosteson explains barium use in stomach X rays and colon enemas. If water is absorbed the remaining barium may harden and cause impaction, sometimes requiring oil enemas or manual removal. Mineral oil after imaging reduces risk. drink fluids to keep passages soft.
Washington column notes Chief Justice Warren backed a federal judiciary ethics code that would require judges to disclose outside income. The piece traces past scandals from the Roosevelt era, including Fortas, Medina, Manton, and RCA ties, and credits Sen. Kefauver revived by Sen. Tydings with Dirksen support to pass a stronger ethics measure for Congress and judiciary.
A columnist reflects on painting his own house with Travertine and Morning Mist shades, noting odd color cuticles and the wait for an insurance adjuster. He recalls past painting efforts in various apartments and describes Summer Sky as the wrong choice for coverage and concealment.
Ruth Crossfield, a former Chanute elementary principal, serves as president of the National Education Association's department of elementary school principals. She taught at Roosevelt from 1943 to 1946, led Murray Hill 1948 to 1959, and moved to Wichita where she now works as a principal.
A religious note cites Exodus 31 14 urging observance of the sabbath as a holy day for readers. The brief verse emphasizes keeping the sabbath and treating it as sacred.
A primetime lineup features Billy Graham in Australia on Channel 9, The Virginian on NBC with Burr De Benning, The Glenn Campbell Goodtime Hour guests Robbie Gentry and the Smothers Brothers, The King and I on Channel 12, Never So Few with Sinatra and Lolabrigida, plus Music Hall on NBC and Green Acres on CBS. Late movies include Deadline USA on Channel 5 and One for the Book on Channel 6. Hawaii Five-O at 9 and other titles fill the schedule.
A compact listing shows primetime options across channels with shows like The Virginian Glen Campbell Here Come The Brides and Hawaii Five O. News rounds out the late lineup as the clock advances.
Apollo 10 crews, Thomas Stafford and Eugene Cernan, risk eight hours of peril near the moon piloting the LEM and braking rocket maneuvers while John Young in the command module oversees from up to 350 miles behind. Ground radar and onboard computers guide the operation with possible emergency maneuvers to avert disaster if systems fail.
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