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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1968
Page
2
Opinion piece questions U S bargaining in Paris over Vietnam Thieu influence and Saigon leverage. It asks if Washington has ceded control, wonders about Saigon’s possible push for stronger terms, and critiques the dynamic of leadership and strategy in peace talks.
The piece describes two groups the quick who hear questions and are learning and the dead who avoid questions preferring tidy explanations. Hallock Hoffman, an artist, uses this division to separate minds and provoke reflection.
John P Harris notes the 200th anniversary of the syndicated newspaper column tracing its origins to 1768 with the Journal of Occurrences. He surveys notable figures like Walter Winchell, Drew Pearson, Dorothy Dix, Ann Landers, Walter Lippmann, Art Buchwald, James Reston and more, noting the growth of columns and the tension between space and hard news.
Nixon seeks American landscape paintings for his temporary White House offices in FOB 7 Washington. National Collection curator Donald McClelland assembles works by John Marin Jacques Hnizdovsky Ansei Uchima and William Johnson including a realist drawing. diplomats worry about embassies art policy. Teddy Kennedy congratulates new Congress members and signals active support ahead of the 91st Congress.
Yates Center Kayettes staged the annual powder puff football game between Eager Beavers and Cold Power. Cold Power won 1340 after a 50 yard touchdown run, with 17 players on each squad and a fair crowd in attendance.
Terry Murphy argues against using cages and punitive methods to reform offenders. He contends prisons fail to deter crime or rehabilitate, calling for a philosophy of correction over punishment and criticizes punishment as an expensive, counterproductive approach. The piece urges teaching by example and better preparation for reintegration.
Tribune Files details a Pittsburg WAC recruiting team and WAVEs representatives visiting the Chanute post office this week to enlist local women for the army air corps or navy women’s branch. The piece also notes a local natural gas discovery near Chanute and the upcoming Army Emergency Relief parade.
A religious note quotes Psalm 4 1 promising divine aid to those who help the poor. The daily verse emphasizes compassion and trust in the Lord during times of trouble.
NBC offers High Chaparral at 6 50 with a tale of a turkey rancher withholding a deed to Cannon land. Pat Paulsen stars in a secret service role tied to an opium ring. Star Trek features Enterprise crew captured by dying natives. Gomer Pyle and Howards Prague visit plotlines. Man and His Universe previews the scientist's demanding era.
Broadcast listing shows color and time slots from 6:30 to 9:00 with programs like Merv Griffin Wild Wild West Operation Entertainment Gomer Pyle Name of the Game Felony Squad Movie Don Rickles Will Sonett Run For Life Man & The Universe The Scientist Award Special D Day Star Trek and News.
The Tribune lists daytime TV programs Monday through Friday with station lineups for KVOO to KODE TV across Chan 2 to Chan 13. Time blocks include morning cartoons, educational shows, game shows, and afternoon movies, with notable titles such as Spiderman, Flintstones, Wagon Train, and Dennis programs among others.
The lesson argues that love is seen through acts and people, not directly. It presents God as Spirit revealed by Jesus, the supreme act of love on the cross, and Jesus as the clearest image of God. Faith holds Jesus uniquely reveals God, guiding humanity toward moral improvement through following his example.
Shropshire farmer Gary Beazley received a government subsidy payment by mail amounting to four pence. He noted the check costs two pence and postage adds to the total, criticizing the civil service for the waste.
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