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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1972
Page
2
Seventeen magazine notes teenage girls drive a large spending surge with a 3 billion dollar 60 day tally led by clothing. A Gilbert Youth Research survey shows high school girls and incoming college freshmen spent substantial sums, highlighting persistent parental concerns over teen consumer power.
A political reflection notes Democrats face divisions and a strong Nixon incumbency. It compares Democratic primaries to Nixon's stable position, warns of inflation unemployment and continued war weariness in Asia, and predicts California primary outcomes will shape the contest.
Ann Arbor adopts a police program with armed women officers on street patrols and in cruisers. Police Chief Walter Krasny says the women, trained and equipped like male officers, help cut shoplifting and petty theft while planning to hire more if the budget allows.
The Inner Circle tournament named for Dinah Shore will be televised April 15 and 16 on Hughes Sports Network stations. At Mission Hills Palm Springs California the $110000 purse, including 20000 to the winner, marks a major money milestone for women’s golf and raises questions about televised audience size. Carol Mann, defending 1965 Women’s Open champion, notes women’s golf could grow like men’s tours as viewers learn the game through televised coverage.
The author recalls a 1958 dry cleaner urging barbering as a lifelong trade while noting shifts in style and society. He observes growing dress tolerance, facial hair trends, and a more open attitude, including views on Vietnam policy evolving since 1967. He warns prognosticators face hard times amid changing times.
A messy listing outlines 7:00 to 1:00 programs with Sanford and Son Colossus The Forbin Project The Glass House and Odd Couple among CBS NBC entries, plus Hollywood Squares Wagon Train Partridge Family and late night talk and news. The jumble also notes sports and a few film titles and a final Paul Harvey.
Washington-If the communist offensive threatens the withdrawal of American troops from South Vietnam, President Nixon is prepared to use nuclear weapons as a last resort. Contingency plans drafted in 1971 have been constantly revised and updated, ready if U.S. forces face a Dunkirklike crisis.
On this date in 1927 an audience at Bell Telephone Laboratories viewed the first successful long distance television demonstration showing Secretary Hoover in Washington. The item notes other historical events and births, plus brief comments on figures like Wordsworth and Henry Ford.
A brief scripture verse from Romans 12 2 is printed with a reminder to call your Tribune carrier if missed and a contact number 431-0660 at 5 30 p m for accessibility
Twenty five years ago students from nine area schools will compete in a Southeast Kansas district livestock judging contest at the Chanute Sales Pavilion sponsored by Chanute JayCees. Kite Day at Royster Stadium will feature early flights starting 1 30 p m announced by Wilford Johnson Chanute Lions Club president. Fifty years ago 1922 Koch Bros furniture store offers crating for Chanute boys to make bird houses and park ideas.
The Chanute Tribune provides subscription rates for readers inside and outside trade territories and Chanute area towns. Rates include a 3 percent sales tax and vary by payment terms from one month to one year.
A dense list of daytime and weekend TV slots from various networks and channels, detailing program titles, times, and interspersed promotions for shows such as Bugs Bunny cartoons, The Jetsons, Meet the Press, sports events, and religious broadcasts across multiple stations and regions.
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