Minister’s farewell thanks community for 42 years of service
The former First Christian Church pastor expresses gratitude for the warm sendoff after 42 years in ministry across six communities. He notes about 400 attendees on a hot afternoon and contributions surpassing 1500 dollars for a money tree. He praises the community’s Christ like spirit.
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Lifers Club Enlists Media to Warn Juveniles About Crime
The Lifers Club at Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing plans taped interviews with inmates and radio and television programs to show youths the consequences of crime. They aim to provide schools and communities with a realistic view of long prison terms and urge juveniles to avoid illegal paths. They invite ideas and suggestions to help public relations chairman Terry L. McClain share the message.
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Kansas
Chanute Mexican Fiesta Queen thanks locals for support
The message from the 1975 Chanute Mexican Fiesta Queen expresses gratitude to residents of Chanute and nearby communities for backing her to be named queen. She says the support makes her proud to represent Chanute.
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Chanute
Through The Lens by Malcolm Turner Photojournalism
A Tribune photographer writes on the craft and ethics of photojournalism. He defines the field as capturing genuine feeling in an objective moment, notes pressures from check shots and club promos, and says readers deserve quality images but not at ethics' cost. He cites Tom Hubbard on choosing natural conditions and being ready to seize good photos.
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Building to House Bowling Alley Opens on Allen Street
Construction starts today for a new bowling alley at Allen Street just south of Royster Stadium. Owners are Mr and Mrs Harry Wilson and Mr and Mrs Max Alcock with Alcock set to manage the business. Alcock is a former high school and college athlete.
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Royster Stadium
Harry Wilson
Max Alcock
Alcocks
Alcock
Gathered to Your Graves in Peace Verse Reflection
A devotional note invokes II Kings 22 20 promising that you shall be gathered to your graves in peace and your eyes shall not see the coming evil at this place. The verse is presented for contemplation and reassurance.
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Hoffa Disappearance Tied to Mob Cash in Teamsters
Our investigation links James Hoffa's disappearance to mob control of the Teamsters pension funds. The Central States Pension Fund holds over 1.3 billion dollars with investments in casinos hotels and condos. Hoffa allegedly allied with mobsters, while Frank Fitzsimmons led a weaker union under their influence.
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Ford's weak support blamed for Boston desegregation resistance
The U S Civil Rights Commission says President Ford's equivocal stance on the court ordered desegregation hindered federal leadership and encouraged Boston opponents of integration. It urged full White House backing and a coordinated federal effort to enforce Garrity's plan.
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Arthur Flemming
Tribune Subscription Rates and Copyright Notice
The notice lists subscription prices for in area town delivery and Chanute mail, with annual, semiannual, and quarterly terms. It also states carrier rates in Chanute and asserts United Press International exclusive rights to local news and UP dispatches.
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Small Society Battles Medication Side Effects
A local group questions the impact of widespread medication use among residents. Reports highlight concerns about possible adverse effects and calls for medical guidance and further study to protect public health.
U.N. Delays Debate on Puerto Rico Self-Determination
The U.N. Decolonization Committee voted 11 to 9 with two abstentions to postpone for a year a resolution backing Puerto Rico’s right to self-determination and independence. The United States opposed the Cuba Iraq Syria Mali Congo led measure, warning it would be an unfriendly act and interference in U.S. and Puerto Rico affairs. The resolution urged end to political persecution and affirmed the islanders’ legitimate aspirations.
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Syria
Mali
Congo
Commonwealth
Energy Ant Promotes Nation's Conservation Effort
The Federal Energy Administration proposes Energy Ant as a public relations mascot with a 175000 pilot program to teach energy saving to third graders through workbooks, film strips and cartoons. Critics say the plan wastes money while supporters cite a 97.5 percent acceptance in 800 schools.
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