Tribune Endorses Hubert Humphrey for President in 1968
The Tribune argues Humphrey offers steady leadership aligned with Roosevelt ideals, contrasting Nixon's retrenchment and Wallace’s police-state rhetoric. It cites Humphrey’s civil rights record and willingness to tackle tough issues, endorsing him as best to unite the nation through hard times.
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Best Available Could It Locate a Dinosaur
John P. Harris argues the United States would apply a Vietnam era force to a mission as the New Jersey battleship undergoes refit. The 50,000 ton dreadnought, restored at $50 million, now fires 16 inch shells from near the Gulf of Tonkin, while crew members enjoy home comforts and combat pay.
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Soviets threaten Yugoslavia and Romania in covert build up
The article reports Soviet troops in position for possible invasion of Romania and Yugoslavia, with a secret US analysis claiming Romania could fall in 48 hours. It discusses NATO and allied naval bolstering, Soviet camps in Czechoslovakia and Bulgaria, and warnings from Washington on defending NATO partners. It also covers Richard Nixon's wealth increase and lifestyle following a 1962 California loss and real estate dealings with Paul Trousdale and Bebe Rebozo.
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Romania
Yugoslavia
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Bulgaria
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Albania
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California
Florida
Bebe Rebozo
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Al Bramble Dilemma in Campaign for Fifth District Seat
Terry Murphy analyzes Al Bramble's lack of campaign organization for the 1968 Fifth District race, contrasting him with Rick Harman and arguing the need to learn campaigning skills. He notes the system's filters may remove unqualified candidates and urges effort to win. The column shifts to a Cummins Prison Farm protest where guards shot striking prisoners, raising questions about treatment and uncovering alleged graves.
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Chanute school kids help fuel war effort with scrap drive
Twenty five years ago Tribune Files reports Chanute grade school children collected over three tons of tin cans during a house to house drive, helping meet nearly half of a 14 000 pound goal while farmers and city dwellers also pitch in with scrap iron. Civil Air Patrol members meet at Senior High for a three hour drill and Lt Loren Dulin departs after a four day leave with his family.
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Leo Neyhard
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James Dulin
Koenig Planing Mill on Boldt Street Business Morning
Boldt reports morning business for Koenig planing mill with activity at the plant and related local trades. The note highlights ongoing operations and market activity affecting the mill's daily schedule.
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Land buy blocked as owner refuses sale after fund-raising
TV listings note delays in land acquisition for a village as tenants raise money to buy it but face owner resistance. NBC 6 30 p.m. High Chaparral. Gomer Pyle CBS 7 30 p.m. Lou Ann confronts a noncommittal ex with a town visit. Name of the Game NBC 7 30 p.m. Farrell pursues suspects in his wife’s murder. CBS movie 8 p.m. Debbie Reynolds Tony Curtis star in Goodbye Charlie.
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Today's Bible Verse Reflection
A devotional line from Philippians 2 11 calling every tongue to confess Jesus Christ as Lord to honor God the Father. This text presents a concise, faith centered message highlighting Christ’s lordship and glory.
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TV Tonight Schedule Snips Top Lineup of Classics and News
A TV listing shows 6:00 Olympics, 6:30 Wild Wild West, 7:00 High Chaparral, 7:30 NFL Action, 8:00 Movie, 8:30 Will Sennett, 9:00 Run For Life, 9:30 Star Trek, then Judd and News. Includes channel numbers and time slots for multiple programs.
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News
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Lone Ranger
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Opinion Wash
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Meet the Press
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Ted Mack
Mr. Brown
Glen Dobbs
Lassie
Huck Finn
Donald O'Connor
Walt Disney
Ben
Ed Sullivan
Pat Paulson
Phyllis Diller
Pepper Rodgers
Television Log Highlights from Chanute and Kansas City
A Saturday TV schedule lists programs for KVOO Chanute and WDAF KMBC KOAM KUHI KOAM KMBC TV stations. It covers morning cartoons, comic shows, sports, films, and late night news across channels with recurring titles like Spiderman Flintstones and Johnny Quest, plus Sundays featuring This Is The Life gospel programming and NFL college football events.
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Caetano says NATO not shield for a single policy
Portugal's premier Marcello Caetano told reporters in Lisbon that NATO should back more than one policy and that Western unity must be broadened. He argued NATO's protection must extend to all Western interests and not be limited to narrow terms.
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Marcello Caetano
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Hearing on Final Settlement in Clayton Alvis Estate
Notice to all interested parties in Neosho County Kansas that a petition by Carl Haight executor seeks final settlement, approval of accounts, attorney fees, and heirs and devisees distribution under the Clayton Alvis will. The hearing is set for October 28, 1968 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas.
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Sald County
Clayton Alvis
Carl Haight
Erie
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