Demonstration on gasoline can risk falls short in execution
Police and firemen staged a trunk gasoline demonstration in Chattanooga to show dangers of carrying extra fuel. A series of failed attempts culminated in a fire that burned twice, highlighting dangers while noting tanks in cars pose similar risks.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Oil shale plan eyed as energy crisis spurs push
National columnists and conservationists clash over a proposed program to develop 17,000 square miles of federally owned lands for shale oil. Critics call it a giveaway to big oil financed by tax money, while the Audubon Society warns of environmental risks and vague recovery methods.
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Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Jack Anderson
National Audubon Society
Interior Department
Santa Burdened by Hay Shortage and Elf Strike
Randomly visiting at the North Pole, the narrator finds Santa exhausted at his desk. Santa cites a hay shortage for reindeer refueling, elves on strike for higher pay, and shrinking profit margins that could push the workshop out of business.
Santa charts a modernized Christmas plan amid crisis
Keith Wright presents a humorous exchange where Santa contemplates retirement and a sleigh overhaul after a tough year marked by Watergate inflation and shortages. An aide urges reinvention and cautions OSHA, while Santa contemplates rationing and a black market option before clinging to the season’s spirit.
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OSHA
Washington column defends CIA eavesdropping on Kremlin
The piece recounts years of alleged CIA interception of Kremlin leaders' talks, noting Brezhnev and Kosygin dialogues in private limousines and a masseuse named Olga. It argues NK Nixon's White House use of national security to shield plumbers scandal is flawed and cites Krogh's guilty plea.
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Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
CTA
CLA
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Nikolai Podgoras
Brezhnev
Podgorny
Olga
White House
Nixon
Congress
India-Pakistan
Zumshoes
Soviet Union
Egil Krogh
Krogh
TV Tonight Schedule Highlighted for Chanute Stations
Channel listings show Monday and Tuesday evening lineups across Chanute stations including WDAF TV KCMO KUHI KOAM KBMA KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW and others with titles such as Captain John Smith and Pocahontas Gunsmoke The Rock ies Perry Como Special Medical Center News and Perry Mason along with sports and children's programs. schedule notes advance changes not published.
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John Smith
Pocahontas
Music Place
World of Animals
Law In Education
Wild Kingdom
the Rockies
Diana
Frosty the Snowman
Key West
Medical Center
Washington
Local News Republication Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish and republish all local news and AP dispatches printed in this newspaper. This notice informs readers of the entitlement and reproduction limits for the content.
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Associated Press
Plimpton Spirit for Reading Thinkers Suggested
Chanute Public Librarian urges readers to emulate George Plimpton by engaging with challenging works. She cites Galbraith Economies and the Public Purpose Gardner In Common Cause Alexander Beyond Science and Rene as examples for lively discussion and mental exercise.
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George Plimpton
John Kenneth Galbraith
John Gardner
Denis Alexander
God
Rene
Military promotions and awards for Heiman and Campbell
Daniel C. Heiman 20, son of Mr and Mrs Frank W Heiman of rural Lavenburg, promoted to army specialist four at Wiesbaden Germany. Heiman serves Battery A 1st Battalion 33rd Field Artillery. wife Michealene accompanies him in Germany. Col Louis D Campbell son of Mr and Mrs Paul P Campbell of rural Altoona awarded Meritorious Service Medal at Elmendorf AFB Alaska for maintenance leadership with 410th Bombardment Wing prior duty. now chief of maintenance 21st Composite Wing Alaska Air Command.
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Daniel C. Heiman
Frank W. Heiman
Lavenburg
Wiesbaden
Germany
Spee
Heiman
33Rd Field Artillery
Anchorage
Alaska
USS
Air Force
Louis D. Campbell
Paul P. Campbell
Altoona
Elmendorf Afb
Campbell
410Th Bombardment Wing
K. I. Sawyer Afb
Mich
Elmendorf
21St Composit Wing
Alaskan Air Command
Breaded armpits cause for grip
List of absurd rival jobs and chores as humorous compare and contrast to a tough daily grind. The piece enlists eclectic roles from a Pentagon duster to a door to door peddler in Eskimo igloos, suggesting many jobs are harsher than one’s own.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Pentagon
WCTU
Times Square
Harold Stassen
Sahara
Notre Dame
Tarzan of the Apes
Jack the Ripper
Carpenters Restore Lillie Mae Davis Home in Chanute
Twenty five years ago Chanute carpenters agreed to rebuild the home of Lillie Mae Davis at 211 North Malcolm. Members of carpenters local No. 1926 will supply labor and volunteers donate money and materials to restore the virtually destroyed residence following a November 30 fire.
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Chanute Carpenters
Lillie Mae Davis
Carpenters
N. Malcolm
John ©. Hemphill
Biblical Call to Support the Poor Guides Public Charity
A Scripture verse from Deuteronomy 15 11 emphasizes openhanded aid to the poor and needy within the land guiding moral instruction and charitable duty in the community. The passage underscores collective responsibility and charity as a societal value.
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