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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1968
Page
2
The editorial notes the Tribune endorses Hubert Humphrey in Oct. 18, urging readers to back his candidacy and criticizing the Johnson administration's fiscal policies as described in the piece.
Wayne D Myers of Wichita Kansas critiques the past welfare policies calling them criminal coddling and urges against the expensive hang the cost approach if Humphrey is elected warning of potential bankruptcy and national ruin.
A short poem by Ray Zumalt from Chanute notes a mystery Bramble and a scuttled Skubitz. It mocks Rambling Prose and asks if readers should cling to it. The piece ends with a playful tune reference to My Rambling Rose.
Editorial notes the trees’ autumn splendor and the promise of renewed spring glory. It urges restraint from polluting or cutting them down to preserve nature, contrasting with man-made creations that demand action.
The speaker warns that community problems worsen over time if unaddressed. Streets grow crowded and housing needs intensify as natural events fail to solve them. The message prompts action and questions whether spring will bring renewal or ongoing decay.
John P. Harris argues the 1968 campaign is the most expensive in history with Nixon spending well over 20 million plus independent groups, Humphrey less due to fundraising limits, Wallace at 5 to 10 million. Total may reach 75 to 100 million, funded by big and small contributors, with future campaigns rising further. He urges tax-deductible gifts and FCC-mandated prime time access for all ballot-listed candidates.
Washington column argues Nixon's post vice presidency work at a Wall Street firm raises questions about his campaign ties. It cites firm fees from railroads and El Paso Natural Gas, regulatory actions, and potential appointments affecting utilities, AT&T, and the SEC.
The piece portrays Rick Harman as a rookie and Robert Docking as a polished amateur in a bitter two week stretch before the Kansas governor race. It notes personal attacks by Paul Pendergast, timing of Docking's news releases, and the press's hoped restraint as campaigns promise more sensational allegations.
E F Baker announces change of ownership of Baker Manufacturing Co to Malouf Bros of Salt Lake City. Ownership transfer occurs at close of business Friday. Baker remains factory manager. New owners produce Made O Day merchandise and sell to Hollywood, California corporation.
A devotional note cites Hebrews 13 1 2 urging brotherly love and hospitality. The verse reminds believers to entertain strangers for in doing so some have hosted angels without realizing it.
Instructions urge calling your Tribune phone through your carrier. If unreachable, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m. for assistance.
A list of multiple channel time slots features Olympics broadcasts, films, crime shows, and classic series such as Wild Wild West High Chaparral Gomer Pyle Felony Squad Name of the Game and Star Trek. The schedule includes Don Rickles entertainment and news.
A dense schedule of channel by channel programming for Chanute WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW plus others. It lists morning to late night shows including cartoons, sports, movies, and public affairs on Saturday and Sunday with times and program titles.
Readable cricket of bowling scores lists names like Bunny Bread Coca Cola Dairy Queen and 1st National Bank with high marks. Blaine Dundap and Jacklyn Ramsey appear with notable scores as teams and individuals post totals around 200 to 500.
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