Protests Against Viet Nam War Draw Large NYC March
The march in New York City with over 30,000 participants mirrored demonstrations in nearly 100 other cities. The piece argues protests are a tradition and cautions against exaggerating numbers or importance, noting broad public reservations about the war but acceptance of it as an unpleasant necessity.
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Binocular Bertha Helps Nab Philadelphia Robbers
A Philadelphia pair were captured in Niles Illinois not by police work but by a "nice little old lady" who used binoculars to read their license plate. The tale contrasts citizen vigilance with voyeurism and praises limited sight over overzealous surveillance.
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Niles
Ill
Five Cent Oil Price Rise In Chanute Area Details
Frank Young of Petroleum Products Co announced a 5 cent crude oil price increase in the Chanute field with effect today. Based on an estimated 2,500 barrels daily, the move will raise about $45,000 yearly for local producers and royalty owners. The Chanute chamber plans a downtown night tomorrow with a mystery gift distribution by an unidentified man. Weather shifts from windy cold to fair and warm as a mild night ends. A safety committee head, Frank N. Vaughn, was named by W. Marcus Barbee of the American Legion to stress safety activities this month. Mrs. W. H. Dryden and Mrs. Leo Fairchild visited Chanute today.
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Frank Young
Petroleum Products Company
Chamber of Commerce
Frank N. Vaughn
W. Marcus Barbee
American Legion
Legion
Funny Investigation Sparks Debate on Inside Information
Drew Pearson and Jack Anderson recount their brief visit to the Justice Department where Attorney General Katzenbach says they face a possible criminal probe by Sen. Thomas Dodd. They argue the press relies on inside evidence, citing FBI and tax informer practices, and note questions about Dodd and Williams in the Bobby Baker and Otepka papers cases.
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Thomas Dodd
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To Your Good Health High Heels They Both Hurt Her
Daily health column covers foot pain from heels and exercises to strengthen arches. Advice suggests professional evaluation, toe rises, rocking, toe curls, massaging soles, hot baths, and home whirlpool devices while noting limits of self-treatment.
Friday Television Highlights and Schedule Notes
TV listings for KVOO WDAF KCMO KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW Chanute. Includes cartoons, westerns, dramas, news, sports, and church programs across channels with detailed time blocks for Friday and Saturday schedules.
Tonight's Top TV Shows Highlights Vietnam War Topics
NBC screens a Vietnam special at 6 30 p m examining American attitudes to the war. Hogan's Heroes on CBS at 7 30 features three American girls in Stalag 13 as Hogan investigates their case. NBC hosts Vincent Edwards Diahann Carroll Jay and the Americans Pat Henry. Farmer's Daughter on ABC at 8 30 stars Katy in a clash with the wife of Glen's friend Senator Marshall then a weekend at the Marshall cabin.
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Sammy Davis
Mr Roberts
Baron
Jimmy Dean
Cheyenne
Joplin
Bob Poole
Ora! Roberts
Mr. Bob
Linus the Lion Hearted
Hoppity Hopper
the Christophers
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Cecil
Rocky & His Friends
Oral Roberts
Benny
Peter Potamus
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Wonderama
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Vietnam
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CBS
Stalag 13
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Vincent Edwards
Diahann Carroll
Jay and the Americans
Pat Henry
ABC
Katy
Glen
Harry Marshall
Marshall
Chanute Day At Petroleum Exposition Observed
May 12 to May 21 marks Chanute Day at the International Petroleum Exposition in Tulsa. A Chanute delegation led by Charles Chauncey of Western Tool and Drill will host oil industry professionals and international visitors, highlighting Chanute’s role in the local economy.
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Charles Chauncey
Western Tool and Drill
IPE
Chauncey
Otepka Falsified Records and Ouster Sparks Senate Rift
In 1963 Otto F Otepka faced 13 regulation violations for leaking confidential info to the Senate Internal Security Subcommittee and was dismissed on November 5. Len Dodd condemned the move, warning it could hinder executive branch disclosures. Attorney General Katzenbach denied White House instructions, amid questions about Dodd and White House ties.
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State Department
Office of Security
Senate
Internal Security Subcommittee
Otepka
Len Dodd
Executive Branch
Katzenback
Sen. Dodd
Congress
John McClellan
D-Ark
Ed Long
D-Mo
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Mike Feighan
D-Ohio
White House
Tom Dodd
Atlantic City
Dodd
Hubert Humphrey
LBJ
Lyndon Johnson
Los Angeles
Lyndon
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joe Clark
D-Penn
Connecticut
Justice Department
IPE Show Spotlight on Oil Industry Innovations
About 30,000 oil industry personnel and 2,000 international visitors will tour more than 550 exhibits at the 10 day IPE event. The display highlights the latest oil technology advances and industry solutions.
Face Overdrawn as Fortune Clips Quips
A quip notes a woman’s face as her fortune, remarking it has been overdrawn, reflecting a satirical take in Fort Scott Tribune humor clips.
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