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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1966
Page
7
A woman seeks guidance on choosing a college by separating political schools from non political ones. Advice covers campus types, gender composition, and faith, plus tips to research courses, talk with alumni, and consider geography and conservative region trends.
Michigan Atty Gen Frank Kelley asked for a one man grand jury to probe race horse doping bribery and conspiracy at Hazel Park Race Track He planned to seek another such probe at Detroit race course Gov Romney said police had investigated the tracks for two weeks and a decision would come within 48 hours Kelley accused public officers state employees and Racing Commission licensees of conspiring to violate racing laws and said butazolidin was used illegally to alter horses running and race outcomes.
A Viet Nam tour message from Sgt. Kenneth A. Baker to his wife Marie was published on the Daily Olympian front page after he could not find an anniversary card at Pleiku Air Base. The note asks for a six month end to their separation and expresses deep love and devotion.
Journalist Hal Boyle lampoons campus gobbledygook and double talk used in schools and society. The piece lists examples from kindergarten to college and mocks evasive phrasing that hides ignorance and unjust motives.
Courthouse auctions of two grain elevators in Elkhart and Hutchinson Kansas will occur Sept 14 and 15 to recover more than 2 million dollars in liens against William Addington former Wichita grain dealer. Judgments were entered against Addington his wife Donna and Addington Grain Co Inc after grain shortages found earlier this year.
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