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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1968
Page
2
A speaker argues that recent wars align with Democratic administrations, noting World War II’s unavoidable conflict and Roosevelt era reforms. The essay contrasts postwar unemployment and munitions shutdown with wartime manufacturing, citing a half hidden conflict and a general constrained from fully winning.
A speaker reflects on Korea and the shift from war to peace under a wartime president who avoids foreign fighting, notes domestic economic changes, and critiques civil liberties allowing Communists in defense plants. She praises missionaries who aided Congo’s fight against Communist agitators and warns against wrong weapons in combating Communism.
John P. Karris criticizes GM's new 50 story headquarters on Fifth Avenue as crass and hollow, noting the $75 million cost and loss of Savoy Plaza. He recalls the hotel’s charm, staff, and Room 3018, arguing the old site offered more character and personal touches than the new glass marble building.
Senate records reveal George Wallace received 10 percent disability for psychoneurosis after Army service. Morse urges Wallace to undergo fresh examination. article notes past hospitalizations and alleged campaign finance filing lapses. Wallace’s mental state discussion ties to 1968 presidential bid and scrutiny by authorities.
TV guide highlights color broadcasts on 2 4 7 with The Virginian Daktari Here Comes The Brides Good Guys Sportsman's Friend Olympics Music Halls Green Acres Movie Outsider Jonathan Winters and more with Jonathan Winters at 9 and News at 10.
A reflective piece argues against using force to solve conflicts, urging debate and due process. It cautions traditionalists to tolerate dissent, warns of election year tensions, and emphasizes shaping children through observation and culture rather than coercion.
A three day Chanute campaign to raise the city share of Neosho county’s 12000 quota for the national war fund will be led by Jay E. Tabor. Ethel Hines is county chairman with Rev. Leo Ball heading drives in Neosho and Wilson counties. Seaman Howard F. Baltz, visiting his parents in Chanute, is stationed at Farragut Idaho after boat training.
A religious devotion echoes Colossians 3 16 urging believers to let the word dwell richly in every wisdom and taught to one another through psalms hymns and spiritual songs while singing with grace in their hearts to the Lord.
Chanute and KVOO Channel listings outline a dense Thursday lineup from morning to midnight. Programs span Sunrise Semester to The Tonight Show with various soap operas, game shows, cartoons, and sports increments, featuring major stations and a wide array of hosts and series.
NBC offers The Virginian at 6 30 p m with an exiled Canadian invited to lead a new revolution. Daktari follows at 6 30 p m about a missing cheetah linked to a plantation owners wife abandoning it in the bush. Music Hall on NBC at 8 features Eddy Arnold hosting Jim mie Rodgers Dana Valery Pat Henry and Al Hirt. The Outsider airs at 9 p m as a Chinese business magnate hatches a cremation plan met by enemies. CBS presents The Jonathan Winters Show at 9 p m with Douglas Fairbanks Ella Fitzgerald and George Raft.
Julie Nixon and David Eisenhower announced a wedding date but kept it secret. Tricia Nixon, 22, described her ideal husband as kind sincere honest and not necessarily political. Fred Grandy will be best man and Tricia maid of honor as the couple discuss plans after a news conference in Newark.
A second TV debate between Gov. Robert Docking and Republican challenger Rick Harman is scheduled for 9 p.m. next Tuesday. The one hour event will take place in WIBW studios and be telecast by KTWU Topeka and KOAM Pittsburg after the Sept. 26 first debate on Wichita station.
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