Editorial Temptation to Endorse Nixon Is Examined
The Tribune weighs a Nixon endorsement but rejects it citing weak policy pledges and questionable judgment. It criticizes Nixon's record and Agnew’s national role, warning that unity must not come at the cost of integrity and demanding clear policy before supporting any candidate.
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Postman Should Bite Back at Dogs
A column argues mail carriers face frequent dog bites and urges immediate protective measures. It cites 1000 hospitalizations last year and 17 500 more bites projected, proposing repellents, cattle prods, or higher boots, and even retaliation as a solution.
Opening Doors to Opportunity in a Divided Nation
A reflective essay argues democracy thrives on public consent and open doors to equal opportunity. It warns against fear driven by selfish greed and a potential military coup, urging unity and continued expansion of liberty, prosperity, and inclusion for all citizens.
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England
Night-school classes offered at Senior Trade School this winter
Tribune notes that at least four adult night courses will be available: oxy acetylene and electric welding machine shop practice clothing and woodwork. Also mentioned are military and civic items including Capt Manford Schoonover’s return to Chanute and local society news.
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Truman campaign memories double as Humphrey forecast
Drew Pearson recalls Harry Truman’s 1948 whistle stop tour across Colorado Utah and Idaho noting small crowds and skeptical locals. The piece analyzes factors shaping Hubert Humphrey’s 1968 bid including unresolved public opinion and Wallace’s race based strategy amid a volatile election landscape.
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Tom Dewey
South Carolina
Strom Thurmond
Progressive
Henry Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
Harry Truman
Humphrey
Truman
Jobless Rate Edges Up amid Seasonal Adjustments
The unemployment rate rose to 3.6 percent last month while total employment fell to 75.9 million and the number of unemployed declined to 2.6 million. Seasonal adjustments caused the small uptick despite fewer jobless by raw counts.
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Washington
Labor Department
Daley Commended By Georgia Police
The Georgia Peace Officers Association commends Mayor Richard J. Daley and the Chicago police for handling demonstrators at the Democratic Convention in Chicago. A convention resolution praises Daley for supporting the Chicago police and preventing injury to out-of-state officials.
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Macon, Ga
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Richard J. Daley
Chicago
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights
Prime time blocks feature Bold favors with Hawaii Five-O Bewitched Dragnet and That Girl spanning 7 to 9 PM Journey to Unknown and Rat Patrol in late evening plus Dean Martin College Show and news at 10.
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Chuck Fairbanks
TV Listings for Chanute WDAF KMBC October 11
Friday schedule across stations lists morning talk shows news and educational programs, followed by cartoons and family fare. Prime time features include News shows, game shows, and classic series from Jeopardy to Beverly Hillbillies with star-hosts and network lineups.
Tonight's Top TV Shows Previews
Danie Boone teaches a friend's educated son frontier skills but an Indian chief captures the boy to learn drawing. NBC 6 30 p.m. Hawaii Five O CBS 7 p.m. McGarrett probes kidnapping of a millionaire's son. Ironside helps prove a Negro militant innocent of murder. NBC 7 30 p.m. That Girl ABC 8 p.m. Ann Marie serves on a jury for the first time and holds out for acquittal. Dean Martin Show guests NBC 9 p.m. Vin cent Edwards Stanley Myron Handleman Phil Harris Gloria Loring Roger Miller.
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Stanley Myron Handleman
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Roger Miller
Today in History Remembers Key Global Events
Highlights include Sun Yat-sen leading the 1911 revolution to overthrow the Manchu dynasty, Giuseppe Verdi born in 1813, Annapolis Naval Academy opening in 1845, Panama Canal Gamboa Dam blown in 1913, Chiang Kai-shek sworn in as president in 1943, the 1933 Rio antiwar pact, and the 1944 Aachen World War II surrender ultimatum to Nazi troops.
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Scout News Pack 235 Den 4 Meets Tuesday Afternoon
Cub scouts met with Mrs. Wimsett Scott Allen and den chief Joel Haines. Hal Jones shared his coin collection and projects. Halloween masks were made to display at October pack meeting. Refreshments were served by Jones. Joe Harper Jr led the closing ceremony.
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Den
Kenneth Wimsett
Scott Allen
Jim Hutchison
Joel Haines
Hal Jones
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Joe Harper Jr
Bible Verse for Today
A devotional note quotes Philippians 4 6 urging readers to pray with thanksgiving in all concerns and cast anxieties on God through prayer and supplication for peace and guidance.
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