Gainesville Eight Trial Sparks Eavesdropping Concerns
The Chanute Tribune editorial notes two FBI agents with listening devices found near defense counsel during the Gainesville Eight trial. It questions motive, cites Vietnam Veterans Against the War ties, and urges a full investigation by the judge or higher authorities amid calls to halt prosecution.
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Noble Experiment Promotes Parking Meter Reform in Pittsburg
Pittsburg California adopts a co operative patrol approach where violators are not ticketed but pay back a nickel, funded by merchants and police to encourage shopping. The plan hinges on public support and effective enforcement to succeed.
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Nuclear bootlegging threat outlined by Ford Foundation study
Washington–A Ford Foundation draft warns stolen nuclear weapons could fall into terrorist, Mafia, or black market hands. The 575 page report cites easy construction of a device from public data, and potential for mass evacuation costs and global black markets.
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Ford Foundation
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Corner Bar returns with Anne Meara and Gene Roche
ABCs Corner Bar returns with new co owners and a cast heavy on neighborhood warmth. Frank Flynn’s Korea War past emerges as Lin Flynn arrives and proves a con artist seeking his own father figure in the 105th Division. The episode ends with a promise of college funds but a lesson on honor. CBS airs On the Road with Charles Kuralt at 9 p.m. EDT.
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Slower Traffic Keep Right Sign Sparks Rant on Roads
The piece riffs on a road sign reading Slower traffic keep right and the revamped lanes meant to ease congestion. It mocks reader literacy, jokes about driving speeds, and ends proposing a sharper wording Slower traffic get farther right as a clearer alternative.
TV Schedule from Tribune Monday through Friday
Daily daytime lineup including Odd Couple, Room 22, Sanford & Son, Hollywood Squares, Brady Bunch, 60 Minutes and Tonight Show. Features films Red Skies of Montana and The Alamo Part II, plus Masterpiece Theater and Night Creatures.
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Inevitable Rise of Moore From Mocked Writer to Bestseller
Harvard English professors dismissed Robin Moore as unfit for creative writing yet his experiences shaped a career spanning The Green Berets The French Connection and The Happy Hooker. After early failed attempts he shifted to hotel work gun running in Cuba running a Jamaica bar and TV scriptwriting before selling The Country Team for 250000 and The Fifth Estate for 340000 in advance of hardcover.
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New high school coach appointed at senior center
A. M. Lockyear is named senior high school basketball coach and head of physical education, replacing the resigning Williard Trusler. The county budget estimate for 1949 is released, at $37,303.08 below last year. Kiwanians host a musical program at Shaw with Agnes Lapham accompanying solos and quartets.
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Williard Trusler
Everett Stafford
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Bible Verse Reflection Readings
A devotional note presents Hebrews 3 4 as guidance for daily faith. It emphasizes God as the builder of all things and encourages practical trust in divine guidance.
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Montgomery County Tax Levy Drops
Montgomery County plans a large property tax cut as the levy for county government costs drops by 9.618 mills, a 35.8 percent reduction from 26.810 to 17.192 mills. State shifts in school and social welfare financing largely drive the change.
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Independence
Sheriff Salary Increase Hits Delay Over College Clause
Bourbon County sheriff's raise approved by county commissioners to take effect January 1 now appears doubtful due to a legal interpretation. Officials say Fort Scott Community Junior College was once thought to qualify the sheriff for added pay, but the provision is said to cover only state-owned institutions.
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Bourbon County
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Coal Mine Ground To Become Landfill
Columbus report says Cherokee County Commission tentatively agrees to rent 160 acres from P M Coal Co two miles north of Hallewell for a sanitary landfill. State Board of Health已 approved the site. Rent set at $1 yearly for 10 years.
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