Losing battle over male supremacy at sperm bank protest
Tribune editorial mocks a Boston group marching at Massachusetts General Hospital sperm bank. Signs claim women should defer to men and men control sperm banks. The piece labels male supremacy a myth and notes a speaker faces divorce.
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Sound decision by Hugh Scott to retire from Senate
Hugh Scott, Pennsylvania Republican leader, will not seek re election after his third term ends next year. He faces a stain from Nixon era Watergate ties and a charge over alleged illegal oil company contributions, though he denies knowledge. At 75 he says numerous qualified successors exist.
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Village Voice Reporter Leaves Tribune for Verdigris Valley Times
A Chanute area journalist announces departure from The Tribune to start a new weekly paper, Verdigris Valley Times, serving Thayer Altoona Buffalo Benedict and Galesburg. He plans a promotional edition on December 17 and will balance both jobs until then with support from friends and colleagues.
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Chanute
Thayer
Altoona
Buffalo
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Galesburg
Verdigris Valley Times
The
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Mike Harris
the Tribune
Honor All Men and Love the Brotherhood Verse
A spiritual exhortation urging respect for all people and kinship within the community. It cites I Peter 2 17 and emphasizes honor, brotherhood, and unity among believers.
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Brotherhood
I Peter
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Radioactive shipments raise alarm over public safety
NRC criticized for lax safety as NYPIRG uncovers unreported leaks and hijacking risks in plutonium shipments. Investigators warn casks and tests may be inadequate while industry chief claims careful monitoring. Potential for mass casualties cited if leaks occur.
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Nuclear Regulatory Commission
NRC
New York Public Interest Research Group
Nypirg
New York City
Kennedy Airport
John Gorman
New York Area
Congress
Little Girl Loves Her Tommy Cat Gift
Doris Ann Diver, 3, cherishes her Tommy cat found under the Christmas tree. The cat sleeps with her and travels in a suitcase, sharing daily life while memories of whiskers fading after washes linger. City Commissioner C. E. Eklund enjoyed three catfish from a country club lake amid milder winter weather.
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Tommy Cat
Tommy
C. E. Eklund
Country Club Lake
Senate to vote on rail aid plan across nation
The Senate is expected to vote on extending the Pearson Local Rail Services Assistance Act to the nation. The plan originally backed by Sen. James Pearson would preserve about 22,500 miles of railroad, much of it in rural areas, by preventing abandonments facing bankrupt Northeast lines.
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Washington
James Pearson
K-Prairie Village
Congress
Senate
Kansas lawmakers reject New York City aid despite bill approval
Kansas representatives split along party lines voting against federal aid for New York City as a 2.3 billion loan bill passed 213 to 203. Rep. Keys opposed the measure, likening it to a band aid on a cancer, while other Kansans warned of precedents and long-term costs. The text notes rail bailout provisions and Amtrak funding tied to broader measures.
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New York
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D-Manhattan
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Rorton
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Garner Shriver
Wichita
Keys
New Consolidated Rail Corp
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Midwest
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Department of Transportation
Portugal on edge as left wings clash over government
In Lisbon a six government walkout triggers a Communist push to seize power and forge a Soviet style state. Predicting civil war, leaders warn of upheaval as military factions vie for control and talk of a Lisbon commune circulates amid fears of a national crisis.
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Mario Soares
Maj
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Antunes
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Paris
Illustrated pictorial histories in Chanute and beyond
The piece reviews several illustrated works on American life and history. It notes Chanute events with Rev. Alva Trowbridge at First Church of God and highlights books from National Geographic Society, Smithsonian, and University Press of Kansas. It mentions local Kansas history and landmarks like North Central Kansas stone posts.
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9Th and
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Bob Carrell
Coffeyville
Leslie Griffith
Neodesha
Alice Eldridge
Parsons
Kermit Train
Eureka
Clifford Howard
Augusta
Iole McTaggart
Wichita
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
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Inez
Tammy
Chanute
Mountain View
Gulf Coast Bible College
Houston
Tex
Missouri
National Geographic Society
Smithsonian Institution
Geographic Society
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