Tarnished Badge and Army Recruiting Critique
Editorial argues compulsory service ended, Army recruitment flaws cost 73 million in 1972. Aspin cites 16 percent of recruits discharged for pre existing unsuitability or medical disqualifications and 6,000 in two districts needing coaching to qualify. Calls for honest recruiting and better standards to restore the Army’s badge.
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Army
Les Aspin
Wisconsin
Democrat
Army Audit Agency
Aspin
Junior colleges and the changing higher education landscape
The Tribune weighs the junior college role amid declines in college-age populations and a shifting economy. It notes parent and student dynamics, funding limits, and the need for innovation to avoid becoming a stagnant commodity while serving working students and nontraditional paths.
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the Tribune
PTA
Calley tapes reveal My Lai killer urges 'kill like animals'
Washington reports Lt. William Calley described the My Lai massacre as like killing animals and told psychiatrists he could not speak or reason with them. He recounted shooting villagers, stopping a soldier from molesting a girl, and felt no guilt returning to the United States.
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Washington
William Calley
My Lai
Calley
United States
Westmoreland
Vietnam
U.S
Latimer
U.S. Court of Miliary Appeals
Nixon
Police Raid Shuts Kansas City XRated Motel
Police closed the only X rated motel in the Kansas City area after raiding the Raytown, Missouri property. A video projector and three videotapes were found behind a false wall in the manager’s living quarters. The motel advertised as an X rated adult inn used closed circuit TVs to show films to 24 units.
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Kansas City
Raytown
Jackson County Motor Inn
Attending Meetings A Reporter Remembers City Funfests
A columnist notes meetings drain time with routine reports while praising moments that reveal real issues. He explains reporters must balance objectivity with personal insight into City Commission sessions and public interest.
Chanute Tribune Subscription Rates and Details
Chanute Tribune publishes varying subscription plans for different regions. Rates include taxes and postage, with options for mail, carrier delivery, Chanute boxholders, and local area towns. Membership in the Audit Bureau of Circulations is noted along with AP rights for local and dispatch news.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Kansas
Chanute Post Office
Chanute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
Property Owners Press Rent Control Relief
Twenty five years ago property owners in Chanute form the Chanute Association of Property Owners and send a resolution to Senator Clyde Reed to remove rent controls. Carter Brookhart chairs the group as Mr and Mrs C C Nelson begin a Colorado trip for a month. Wilbur Nelson leaves for Ft Leavenworth to join the citizens military training camp.
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Clyde Reed
Carter Brookhart
Chanute Association of Property Owners
C. C. Nelson
Pueblo
Denver
Colorado
Wilbur Nelson
Nelson
Ft. Leavenworth
Citizens Military Training Camp
Daily Bible Verse Message
For God is not unrighteous to forget your work and labour of love. Ye have aided the saints and continue to minister for His name, as stated in Hebrews 6:10.
Television Schedule Evening Highlights From Monday
The Tribune lists daytime and evening slots from 6:30 to 12:35 with programs like Tarzan, Mod Squad, Just Jazz, The Waltons, The Tonight Show, and various feature films. Guests include Helen Reddy, Chuck Berry, Paul Williams, the Pointer Sisters, and Don Byas among others.
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Mod Squad
Helen Reddy
Chuck Berry
Paul Williams
Robert Klein
Pointer Sisters
the Waltons
Playhouse
New York
Tonight Show
Variety
Triangle
Television Schedule Fragments From August Evening Guide
Television log lists varied programs and time slots for August evening with channel notes and substitutions. Entries include Sanford and Son Hollywood Squares The Jeffersons and 60 Minutes among others alongside late news and weather briefs.
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George Kirby
Sanford & Son
Hollywood Squares
Missouri Outdoors
World Press
Buck Owens
ABC Plans Morning News To Enter Rival Race
ABC executives expect a new weekday morning show by late 1974 possibly earlier. Steve Mills notes they are in early planning stages and watching CBS Morning News with Hughes Rudd and Sally Quinn and Today to gauge competition.
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New York
NBC
CBS Morning News
ABC
Steve Mills
CBS
Hughes Rudd
Sally Quinn
Nelson
Benton
John Hart
Mills
National Association of Broadcasters
Bill Sheehan
Los Angeles
Sheehan
Los Angees
Chicago
Comeoet
Fun City
Memory and media mix in midcentury talk show plans
HAL Boyle notes memory shapes life from childhood through old age and that society overestimates progress. The piece then reports Benton and John Hart on ABC morning show proposals, discussing format, host strategy, and regional versus national rollout amid industry plans.
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