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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1968
Page
2
Editorial addressed to the Chanute Kansas Board of Education questions a policy banning Sunday use of the high school auditorium. The writer notes the ban was said to reflect wishes of the Chanute Ministerial Alliance and argues it unfairly restricts a public facility used with tax support.
The writer argues against regulating use of church facilities funded by tax revenue and opposes public school board support for religion. He contends separating church and state should be raised by such rulings and urges reversal of any policy that uses tax money to aid religion. Terry Murphy, editor.
John P Harris recalls renewing his youth at the Lincoln stadium watching Nebraska 23 Kansas 13. He praises college crowds and Crimson Nebraskan spirit while noting halftime bands and long restroom waits in the narrow-seated venue.
Twenty five years ago Chanute school board did not act on a request to dismiss students for two hours on Armistice day November 11 to attend a Neosho county honor roll plaque dedication. Armistice day is no longer a school holiday. The item notes absence of action and the decision not to release students from classes.
Washington observers question how Spiro Agnew will steer American policy toward Greece as vice president, noting his support for the military junta and ties to Greek backers led by Tom Pappas. The London Sunday Times cites Greek-American figures and CIA links, while Greek-Americans split over the junta amid NATO considerations.
Dr. Karl Menninger argues the current prison and court system fails to rehabilitate. He urges focusing on treatment and training to stop anti social behavior and isolating those beyond help, urging society to choose protection over vengeance.
A columnist notes how social circles from high society to offices wear identical outfits from Yves Saint Laurent and other brands. She recalls dresses seen on relatives and coworkers, and shares a method to avoid look-alike overload by storing trends until demand fades.
A paleontological or zoological note identifies the Alaska brown bear as the largest meat eating predator on land. The statement emphasizes its size and predatory role among terrestrial carnivores.
A concise TV guide shows 6:30 schedule blocks for Wild Wild West and High Chaparral, 7:00 NFL Action, 8:00 Don Rickles and other movies, plus later runs of Star Trek and News. Includes Gomer Pyle and Name of the Game lineups.
Television listings detail programming across KVOO WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW stations for Saturday November 2 with time slots for cartoons, westerns, sports, movies, and late night shows. Notable entries include Spiderman and The Beatles, NCAA Football, and The Tonight Show.
A devotional note cites James 1 8 about a double minded person being unstable in all ways. The text emphasizes steadfast faith over wavering thoughts and encourages personal reflection.
NBC presents High Chaparral at 6 30 p m about Tucson editorials and lawman action. Name of the Game at 7 30 p m features a woman accusing a financial manipulator of her husband s death. Guns of Will Sennett airs at 3 30 p m with a bar swamper in love and danger. Judd for the Defense on ABC at 9 p m follows prison farm tensions and an escapee.
The wall built in 1653 protected Dutch settlers in Manhattan and gave Wall Street its name, marking the origin of a famed financial district.
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