Dole says Kansas farmers see income up 17 percent
Senator Bob Dole cites a 17 percent rise in farm income as proof farmers are prospering under Republican guidance. He frames this as a sign Republicans will perform well in rural areas on the farm record shaped by the Nixon era, while acknowledging debate over the source of the optimism.
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Dole Promotes Farm Image Amid War Talk
The piece argues Bob Dole champions farming and positive views of Republican policy. It critiques his push to emphasize farm gains while endorsing the Vietnam war's evolving framing and urges skepticism about the farm prosperity narrative.
Agnew Future in Doubt Over Nixon China Policy
An AP analysis reports Vice President Spiro Agnew’s doubt about President Nixon’s move to ease ties with China. White House aides deny a rift while noting Rogers and Dole defend the policy shift. Agnew’s stance and possible impact on his political longevity are explored.
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Mainland
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Seismology Project VELA Uniform Tracks Underground Quakes
In a Pentagon area building Bill Dean leads 31 Teledyne scientists developing VELA Uniform. The system detects, locates and measures underground shocks within 3 to 10 seconds, aiding seismicists in distinguishing natural tremors from covert nuclear tests. The project has received about 275 million dollars since 1960.
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Today in History Highlights From April 24 in Years Past
On this date in 1704 the Boston News Letter became the first regular American newspaper. Other notes recall Cartwright's birth in 1743 the 1800 Library of Congress funding, 1877 troop withdrawal from New Orleans and World War II moves toward Athens in 1941.
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Desegregation Debate Reflects National School Divide
Minutia by Terry Murphy argues Chanute public schools face desegregation issues with long standing local practices of segregation and busing. The column claims it is a nationwide problem beyond Chanute, with race influencing student placement and education quality in multiple cities.
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Supreme Court Upholds Desegregation and Busing Ruling
The Supreme Court, in a unanimous decision, again rejects separate but equal, allowing federal judges to order student busing to desegregate schools. The columnist notes desegregation has existed in Chanute for years and criticizes ongoing unequal facilities.
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TV Film Schedule Showcases Classic Titles
Tribune lists Saturday and Tuesday cinema marathons with star casts. Among Saturday offerings are This Earth Is Mine starring Rock Hudson and Jean Simmons, Boom! with Burton and Taylor, Move Over Darling with Doris Day and James Garner, and several westerns and dramas led by stars like John Wayne, Audie Murphy, and Marilyn Monroe. News notes also report a Wilson County Farmers Organization meeting led by Willard Carter with changes to May meeting time due to daylight saving.
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California
Rock Hudson
Jean Simmons
Dorothy McGuire
Angel of Death
Richard Burton
Elizabeth Taylor
Doris Day
James Garner
Helen Waren
Robert Mills
Gert van den Bergh
Marie du Toit
Jules Verne
Africa
Red Buttons
Cedric Hardwicke
Arizona
Elvis Presley
Julie Adams
Bette Davis
George Brent
Humphrey Bogart
Ela Tiffin
Judith
Sophia Loren
Peter Finch
Jack Hawkins
Rick Nelson
Jack Kelly
Queen's Guards
Britain
Daniel Massey
Sahara
John Wayne
Sophia
Diablo
Santiago
Audie Murphy
Dan Duryea
Barbara Stanwyck
van Heflin
Son of Frankenstein
Wolf Man
Registration policy update at Chanute Public Library
Chanute Public Library announces a change in borrower registration. Registrations tied to a three year term will be extended only if residents remain at the same address per the city directory. Non residents will keep a three year term, and all 6 000 records will be checked before updates. New book gifts from Mrs. Albert Kihm are noted.
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Rebel Voices
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America
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Mr. Moyers
Albert Kihm
Washington sees China U S ties pressuring Moscow
Washington and Beijing move toward warmer relations prompting Soviet anxiety. Kremlin diplomats fret that Chinese outreach to the United States aims to isolate Moscow and could spark a U S Sino clash that reshapes global power.
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Kremlin Suspicion Rises Over China US Talks Secrecy
A China US diplomacy arc triggers Kremlin distrust and rail shipment moves. Premier Chou En-lai urged secret talks with the United States, fueling the view of Chinese American collusion. The piece also quotes internal actions at the National Commission on Drug Abuse led by Michael Sonnenreich, who faces questions over his impartiality and the commission’s hearing schedule.
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Two Week Crusade at Adventist Church Opens Tonight
The Seventh Day Adventist Church at 2nd and Lafayette launches a Christ for Today crusade with speaker Pastor Terry Dodge. Meetings run for two weeks on Saturdays Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays at 7 30 p m. Films on narcotics accompany the talks including Count Down. Music by quartets duets and solos directed by Terry Bridges. Attendance is open to the public.
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Lafayette
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TV Tonight Top Shows Schedule Highlights
Prime time listings feature Mission Impossible and Arnie with World of Disney and Ed Sullivan guests. Other programs include My Three Sons, Mannix, Johnny Cash, Mary Tyler Moore and The Ballad of Hector the Stowaway Dog in a World We Live In ecology segment.
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Melba Moore
Roy Clark
Lawrence Welk
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Pearl Bailey
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Over Darling
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Mannix
Television Log Shows Weekday Daytime Schedule Details
Daytime TV listings published for Monday through Friday in the Tribune feature KCMO TV KUHI TV KOAM TV KMBC TV KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute. Monday April 26 evening includes Gunsmoke Laugh-In Mayberry R F D Engelbert Humperdinck Doris Day News and Tonight Show along with various game shows and news slots.
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Bilack Journal
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Carol Burnett
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Twenty Five Men Headed for Pre Induction Physicals
Thirty two young men will leave by bus tomorrow for pre induction physicals at Fort Leavenworth in the largest call for this area since the end of the war. Petitions circulate here under Gordon Barker for War Department reservoir plans on upper Neosho and Cottonwood rivers. Police record ten violations of speed ordinances with an average alleged speed of 28 miles per hour.
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Gordon Barker
Neosho County
Local Newspaper Billing and Contact Details
Published daily except Sunday and six holidays. Details on postage rates, subscription prices for various territories and delivery options. Contact McCreigh Publisher and Terry Murphy Editor. Includes AP news use rights and Chanute mailing options.
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Mike) Harris
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