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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1971
Page
2
The piece praises editors and newspapers for leading change, calling Parsons’ editor a paragon in the Fourth Estate. It notes journalists at all levels should grasp new insights illuminated by The Sun, and references an event from Tuesday with a front page feature.
A Sun columnist frets over usage of the title Ms noting the term could spark a gender rights backlash. He jokes about sexist plots and typography errors while railing against Betty Friedan and Kate Millett.
A Chanute worker, W. N. Bowker, writes that 129 Alcorn employees rely on the company and related plants for livelihoods. He argues Goodyear and local businesses benefit and criticizes Mr. Lesher for opposing the bond issue and keeping Alcorn open. He laments unemployment if plants close.
AP Television Writer Cynthia Lowry notes The Great American Dream Machine tops Wednesday night TV by default as networks repeat programs. Satire mostly fails but ends with a Nativity ballet. NBC Viet Nam Hindsight recounts Kennedy era missteps. Allen Swift cites needs for ear and acting in impersonations.
Tribune Files recalls a 1946 note about the Urbana coyote hunt sponsored by the community association. The first drive of the season targets a large coyote named “Big Boy” reputed as a wolf like predator against sheep and poultry. Foregoing decades, the piece also mentions a 1921 sleet event and typical classified ad deadlines.
The column notes a holiday theme of peace and goodwill. contrasts with the governance of nations. It critiques the gap between proclaimed values and political actions, urging moral consistency amid global tension and domestic policy debates.
A reflective passage condemns global isolationism and cites nations preaching peace while pursuing vast destruction that causes immense human suffering. It argues the nation itself bears responsibility for this contradiction and calls for reevaluation of foreign policy.
A scrambled TV grid lists shows from 7:00 to 12:20 am across channels 2 4 7 11 12 13 including Bearcats Ironside CBS News Special and Hollywood Television Theater. An extended op-ed condemns U S actions in Southeast Asia during a late night essay in the section on war and public opinion.
Washington Merry-Go-Round explores hazards from microwave ovens citing Litton Industries tests linking leaks to eye irritation and potential cataracts. The piece notes industry pushback, calls for public airings, and related health and regulatory concerns.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for various territories and delivery options, including in-town carrier and post office boxholder rates. Rates cover one year to six months and include applicable sales tax. a note confirms AP news use and bureau membership.
Monday to Friday daytime and prime time listings from KCMO to WIBW detail network slots and program titles such as Dr Dolittle Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo Bewitched Sabrina Jetsons The Monkees Mr Ed Perry Mason Bonanza Colts. The page also lists religious and educational programs across channels with numerous classic shows and time blocks.
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