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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1969
Page
2
A reader recounts an accidental door delivery intended for a neighboring address 1017 Tennessee, noting a mistaken shipment to a similar one story home. The missent door, installed free of charge, arrived inverted and prompted reflections on architecture and individualism.
Stuart Awbrey argues in The Hutchinson News that a Atchison Kansas case shows police and a juvenile court judge using harsh measures against six year olds over a window break. The piece denounces the law and order approach as repressive and dangerous to children and warns of broader social harm.
Robert B. Riss of Shawnee Mission was chosen national president of the University of Kansas Alumni Association for a one year term starting June 1. He is a 1949 graduate of the KU School of Business and was selected with three regional vice presidents by the board of directors.
Washington readers see Alan Poher as the likely victor over Charles de Gaulle, predicting a return to pro U S unity in Europe, possible NATO rejoin, and a less pompous France with market-moving devaluations ahead. A second thread notes the May wedding of Beryl Slocum and Adam Clayton Powell III, highlighting diverse ancestral roots and public reaction.
Chanute aims to address housing shortages as it appoints a housing authority. Industrial leaders say limited rental housing hinders labor competition with towns further along in development. As rental projects near completion competition will intensify and the authority’s exact actions are awaited.
Iola Parsons Fort Scott and Coffeyville have housing projects either completed or underway. Chanute lags, starting last in rental housing, and needs to act using available programs. Housing decisions affect where youths stay or move, not just industry.
Memo praising Jack Groves as incoming manager for the McPherson Kansas Chamber. It notes office remodeling, budget growth from 15650 to 20000, and Jean Groves as secretary to remain through June. Mentions Chanute industrial growth and community teamwork as keys to progress.
A mother asks if her 24 year old daughter’s restlessness and nail biting could stem from an overactive thyroid The doctor notes that while hyperkinetic traits differ from the daughter to a child and suggests medical evaluation for thyroid or other physical causes If none are found psychiatric help may help control the urge to overwork without relying on sedatives
Alaska earns more than 14 million dollars yearly from king crab meat sales. The trade involves major harvests, processing firms, and export markets sustaining coastal communities.
Prime time listings include Adam 12 at 6:30 with calls ranging from an assault to a liquor store holdup. Jackie Gleason Show at 7:30 features Tony Bennett Milton Berle Nipsey Russell. Mannix at 9 covers a high profile case. D Day Revisited special at 7 joins Ed Sullivan appearances. Suspense Theater and Advise and Consent movie round out the lineup. Monday features The Galloping Gourmet at 3:30 p.m. on Channel 9.
TV guide outlines 6:30 to 10:00 programs across channels with Jackie Gleason Dating Game Adam 12 Newlywed Game Get Smart Lawrence Welk My 3 Sons Ghost and Mrs Muir Hogan's Heroes Movie Lawrence Welk Hollywood Palace Petticoat Junction Mannix Gregory's Opry Grand Ole Opry and news notes.
A TV guide lists the evening lineup across channels with shows such as Peyton Place Here’s Lucy The Outcasts Mayberry RFD Family Affair Dick Cavett Carol Burnett News Tonight Show Joey Bishop Laredo The Untouchables TV Playhouse and Faith For Our Times among others scheduled throughout the night.
Washington prepared to propose an international security organization modeled on the League of Nations at a forthcoming Big Four gathering. The plan would include a consultative mechanism for the use of force to deter war.
International Plastics Inc the Wichita based firm with a Colwich Kan plant agreed to acquire control of Plastic Film Products of Marion Ohio. The Ohio firm posts over 2 million dollars in annual sales and will move control operations to Colwich while production continues in Marion employing about 150.
Pur chasing agent Doug McAvoy bought a six ton street sweeper in March for 11000 dollars claiming a great deal. A serial check showed the sweeper was stolen from Los Angeles in 1957. The seller will refund the money and Aurora will return the sweeper to Los Angeles and buy another unit for 15000 dollars.
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