Editorial Comment on ABA Ethics Reform and Marijuana Law Shifts
The Chanute Tribune notes the American Bar Association's steps toward ethics reform allowing broader media access to trials and limiting courtroom broadcast zones. It also discusses a proposal to repeal criminal penalties for personal marijuana use, later toned down to emphasize reducing excessive penalties and urging state uniformity and justice for those penalized under outdated drug laws.
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American Bar Association
House of Delegates
Debating Busing Curbs and Desegregation Policy
The House moves to curb busing and make curbs retroactive, but the Senate is unlikely to endorse the measure. Critics say no plan yet ensures equal educational opportunity and warn that altering rules now would worsen confusion and bitterness. The piece favors steady steps toward permanent desegregation and avoids reintroducing segregation.
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House
Today in History Highlights From 1951 to 1971 Events
On this date August 21 notable events include the first US atomic submarine order in 1951, Pueblo Indians taking Santa Fe in 1680, Lincoln Douglas debates starting in 1858, Somme battle beginning in 1918, Trotsky death in 1940, Kiska evacuation in 1943, Hawaii statehood in 1959, and U.S. notes on Berlin talks in 1962. Birthdays include Princess Margaret and Wilt Chamberlain.
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Santa Fe
N.M
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Somme River
France
Leon Trotsky
Mexico City
Japan
Kiska
Hawaii
Infantile paralysis rise tops nationwide health report
The week saw the sharpest rise in infantile paralysis cases across 32 states, pushing the 1947 total to its lowest level since 1942. The Health Service noted decreases in Kansas. City crews will have hauled over 160 truckloads of rubbish as phase one of Spray the Fly ends this afternoon.
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Kansas
Steel Grows on Farm and Cricket Displays Temper
A farm near Thayer hosts an 860 foot Missouri Pacific Railroad steel tower to modernize its communications, with a six acre site to house a radio building and automatic operations. Nearby, a St Petersburg cricket defeats a black widow spider in a tale of web factories and plan to breed spiders for a yard operation.
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Thayer
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Osawatomie
Coffeyville
Mac
Brown
Texas
St. Petersburg
NBC names Lin Bolen first woman daytime TV director
Lin Bolen, 31, is named the first woman to direct NBC daytime programs, starting September 1. She defends soaps as essential and says new material and better research will address diverse women’s needs from housewives to career women.
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ABC
CBS
Benton
Ill
ITT's Quiet Role at GOP Meeting Emerges in Miami Beach
Washington column details ITT involvement in GOP convention funds and pressure to broaden party appeal. ITT press agents circulated free drinks for foreign reporters while Dita Beard faces health issues in Denver. GOP strategists seek inclusivity. Nixon opposes quotas though agency memo cites hiring goals for minorities and women.
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ITT
Bernie Goodrich
Jack Horner
Eden Roc
San Diego
Beard
Bob Wilson
Miami Beach
Dita Beard
Denver
David Fleming
Louis Churchville
Non Fiction Titles Listed by Chanute Librarian
A list of new non fiction works spans history literature and arts from Yadin to Lipchitz. Notable titles include Conqueror of the World Grousset The World of Shakespeare Hussey Animal Vegetable Mineral Kronenbenzer and My Life in Sculpture Lipchitz.
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Halcyon
Bar Kokhba
Yadin
Grousset
Norman
William
Hamilton
Cartwright
Hussey
Fiedler
Kronenbenzer
Albion
Ashe
Randolph
Ernest Hemingway
Waldhorn
Karl
Guare
George S. Kaufman
Teichmann
Lipchitz
Prime Time Shifts as Republican Convention Dominates Tonight
TV listings show channels preempting usual programming for convention coverage. The Rookies preview crowding fall lineups across stations with other prime time films and talk shows scheduled around convention broadcasts.
Television Log Highlights From KCMO and Neighbors Schedule
A dense TV log lists daily and Tuesday evening lineups across KCMO KOAM WIBW KTEW Chanute and WDAF entries. It notes daytime soap operas, game shows, news blocks, children programs, and prime time events with channel numbers and times for stations across a midwest market.
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Tribune
KCMO
the Doctors
Guiding Lightsae Ek Re 9 12—Dating Game . Wibw
Secret Storm
Ktew.tv
Gen. Hospital Chanute
Peyton Place
Wdaf.tv
Edge of Night
One Life To Live
Somerset
Mike Douglas
Timmy
Lassie
Thurs
Big Valley
Merv Griffin
Green Acres
Local Newspaper Subscription Rates and Notices
Published notice page lists subscription prices for in town, trade area, and regional mail delivery including annual and quarterly rates with sales tax details. Advertising and circulation staff are named along with standard AP rights and press affiliations.
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Nevsue, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
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