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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1971
Page
2
The piece discusses Fred Harris of Oklahoma seeking the Democratic nomination on a populist platform with idealistic foreign policy aims. It questions whether populism will resonate and warns against crusading zeal in foreign policy, citing Vietnam as a cautionary example of noble intentions yielding complex outcomes.
The speaker condemns leaders who turned military careers into dictatorship ambitions and warns that elections in Vietnam resemble a Russian style ticket. Voters face choosing the incumbent general or staying home, reflecting failed ideals and the need to measure policy against performance.
A Chanute education initiative advances new methods over court-contested hair length rules. District 413 leaders reject old practices and push to reward meaningful learning, highlighting Principal Miles Rickart's challenge and educators' focus on inside-the-head learning rather than appearances.
Rear Adm. Gravely Jr. argues against race based favors and urges fair, merit based advancement for all sailors. He cites a black gunner's mate case and stresses proper implementation of equal opportunity orders by Navy leadership.
E Gene Fournace grand exalted ruler of the Elks told an Omaha audience that civil rights activists have blown the whites only membership rule out of proportion. He discussed a vote by 2,168 lodges on a resolution to allow the national committee to temporarily suspend the all white policy.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry reports Michael Cole of Mod Squad reflects on his past life living in the street in San Francisco during the early 1960s and his evolving view of fame wealth and his upcoming marriage to Paula Dickinson as the show enters its fourth year with the same cast and format.
Key past events listed include MacArthur arriving in Japan in 1945 to oversee occupation, Cleopatra’s death in 30 B C, Anne Hutchinson’s banishment in 1637, Benedict Arnold’s 1780 pledge, Powell’s 1869 Colorado River voyage, the 1924 Dawes Plan, Goering’s 1982 Reichstag election, and recent notes on nuclear tests de Gaulle Cambodia and Agnew Southeast Asia tour.
The Chanute sales pavilion will hold its first sale Thursday at the J. Z. Rush farm announced by Elmer Haskett manager. The pavilion will employ about 20 people including auctioneers clerks stock tenders and feeders and aims to inaugurate a new industry for local farmers.
The Chanute Tribune outlines daily classified ad deadlines and display rates. It lists contact numbers and notes subscription prices for various locales including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with tax details and carrier delivery options.
The passage discusses how wedding stories in papers like The Chanute Tribune focus on minute fashion details. It argues such minutiae reflect past customs when gowns were rare and handmade, contrasting with today’s broader news aims and readership.
A columnist argues wedding photos and gowns dominate reporting, devaluing the couple's commitment. They urge newspapers to limit attire focus, stressing that celebrations should reflect genuine joy and seriousness rather than stylish display.
Four prominent Louisiana Democrats including F Edward Hebert Hale Boggs Allen Ellender and Russell Long pressed the Navy to settle a $73.5 million claim from Avondale Shipyards Avondale Louisiana. A secret Navy report says the firm pressured the Navy and threatened outside influence, though the Navy resisted. The back story centers on a year of meetings in Boggs’s office with Navy officials.
A tense meeting with Avondale president Henry Carter exposes Navy budget pressures as four Louisiana lawmakers push for quick adjudication of Avondale claims. Gordon Rule vetoes a 73.5 million offer, insisting substantiation before any payout, while allies seek expedited review amid political heat. Also notes a Washington housewife critiquing presidential prospects.
Primetime listings feature Arnold's Closet Review and Comedy Theater spoofs at 6:30 and 7:00. Sports and films follow with Jets vs Chiefs exhibition, pre-season football, Western and mystery titles, talk shows, and late night dramas across channels 2 4 5 6 7 9 11 12 13.
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