Editorial on unemployment a national and personal crisis
The piece argues unemployment harms beyond income, shaping purpose and self respect. It criticizes policies that fail to help the unemployable, notes the widening wealth gap, and calls for a long term commitment akin to eradicating illiteracy to avoid dead ends for citizens.
Walking in Miami as a modern heat soaked city stroll
The narrator describes a Miami walk during a layover from Chanute to Miami and back, noting air conditioned sameness and a contrast between vibrant life and aimless locals. The piece highlights perfume scents, downtown Main Street scenes, and an atmosphere like a hot house of fresh flowers.
Loyalty Oaths Undercut Trust and Liberty in Government
The piece argues loyalty oaths are ineffective and insulting, eroding the presumption of innocence. It claims oaths fail to secure true loyalty and instead foster distrust, calling for loyalty cultivated by constitutional documents and responsive government. It notes a Supreme Court ruling upholding oaths in Massachusetts worsens dissension.
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Broadway Tony Awards Dip After Bright Start
Broad way's Tony Awards show slipped two notches with a long program. Highlights included Ruby Keeler tapping in No No Nanette and a Jesus Christ Superstar number. Ethel Merman sang eight tunes and Rodgers melodies drew standing ovations. Eighteen awards were handed out mostly for lesser known shows as the telecast dragged on.
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Tony Awards Crown Sticks and Bones and Two Gentlemen
Newcomer works dominate the 26th annual Tony Awards with Sticks and Bones by Vietnam veteran David Rabe winning best drama and Two Gentlemen of Verona by John Guare and Mel Shapiro named best musical before a star filled Broadway audience.
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Two Gentlemen and Forum Win Big at Tony Awards
Alexis Smith and Phil Silvers won top acting prizes for musical performances while Cliff Gorman and Sada Thompson took drama acting honors. Supporting musical awards went to Larry Blyden and Linda Hawkins. Vincent Gardenia and Elizabeth Wilson won drama supporting categories. The Tony ceremony highlighted off Broadway achievements led by Joseph Papp with Follies and Forum producing seven silvers apiece.
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Nixon Ignores NSSM-1 Lessons On Bombing North Vietnam
Washington analysis of NSSM-1 shows bombing failed to curb North Vietnam, with CIA and State Department citing limited impact on war will or military production. How Nixon faced questions from Kissinger and others about ending the conflict.
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Chanute Teachers Association outlines pay hike plan
A Chanute Teachers Association committee told the 14 member school board that all funds will go to raising teachers salaries for 1947 48. They discussed a uniform salary schedule based on education and years of service and a joint meeting followed. Merchants foresee no sharp price decline soon while noting inflation pressures. Charles Mellas of Ponca City has taken over the Lindell Hotel in Ponca City.
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Bible Verse Psalm 16 6 Pleasing Place Heritage
A line from Psalm 16 6 notes the speaker finding pleasant places and a goodly heritage, expressing gratitude and blessing in the verse.
Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Reel Lineup
A dense listing shows 7:00 to 2:30 programs across networks including Appointment with Destiny recounting Appomattox surrender, Who Do You Think You Are? with Harry Reasoner, An American Journey, plus films and variety shows. Notable entries include Sands of Iwo Jima, Here's Lucy, Hogan's Heroes, and The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson.
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TV Log Shows Weekday Daytime Lineup Across Stations
A reconstructed Tribune TV log lists daytime schedules for KCMO TV Channel 5 KUHI TV Channel 16 KOAM Channel 7 KMBC Channel 9 KTWU Channel 1 KODE Channel 12 WIBW Channel 13 KTEW Channel 2 Chanute Channel 3 WDAF Channel 4 and others, detailing programs from 6:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m. across multiple days with titles like News, Jeopardy, What’s My Line, and soap and game show blocks, reflecting a 1960s regional lineup.
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