Impossible Dream Editorial on Tax Burden and Budget
Editorial notes Sylvia Porter cites Tax Foundation figures showing a typical citizen works four months to cover taxes with 79 days needed for federal income tax. It critiques Nixon budget aims and farm program cuts, contrasts U.S. tax levels with OECD peers, and ends by pondering what could be achieved without tax burdens.
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Sylvia Porter
Tax Foundation
New York City
Richard Nixon
Remembering Roberto Clemente A Hall of Fame Icon
Roberto Clemente will be missed as one of baseballs greatest entertainers and players. The Puerto Rican star died in a year end plane crash while helping Managua earthquake survivors. His legacy as a near perfect fielder and powerful hitter endures in memories and the Hall of Fame.
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Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Managua
Nicaragua
Wasted At the Breakfast Table By Random
A Wednesday power outage leaves a family in darkness as candles and a kerosene lamp struggle to provide light. The author reflects on reliance on electricity, cooks with gas, and finally regains power, noting the contrast between romantic candlelight dining and a dim domestic morning.
Indian land rights clash at Broken Treaties Papers reveal
Interior Secretary Rogers Morton faces questions over 1964 land settlement funds for the Delaware and Pit River Indians. Reports show delayed payments and bureaucracy while Native leaders demand land restitution, not just money, and Morton aides defer to appeals decisions.
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Delaware
Morton
California
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Ross Montgomery
Montgomery
Carl Cornelius
Broken Treaties Papers Reveal Sioux Land Grabs and Injustices
The article traces the 1851 Fort Laramie treaty's broken promises and the US seizure of seven million acres of Sioux land, leaving 900000 acres to the Sioux. It notes ongoing legal battles, government settlements, and criticism of Rogers Morton for not addressing Indian concerns. It also recounts a separate fraud case about a fake pot smoker detector Dr Luis Diaz de Souza and how investigators exposed him.
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Fort Laramie
Black Hills
United States
Sioux Country
U.S
ABC Opens Year with Satire on Broadway and TV
AP Television writer notes ABC launches 1973 with That Was the Year That Was a sharp satirical take on 1972. David Frost hosts with Burns and Schreiber ridiculing Nixon McGovern and other figures. George S. Irving reprises Nixon, while Faith healers and others are lampooned. Positive view of organized lunacy returning to TV.
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ABC Television Network
President Nixon
George McGovern
Jack Burns
Avery Schreiber
George S. Irving
Nixon
Proverbs Verse Sees All Eyes on Good and Evil
A religious sidebar cites Proverbs 15 3 noting the eyes of the Lord are everywhere watching both good and evil across all places.
Prime Time Schedule Highlights and Substitutions
Channels release advance schedules showing last minute changes. Programs include The Golden Mask with Van Heflin and Wandra Hendrix, The Waltons, The Sand Pebbles with Steve McQueen, Arabella with Virna Lisi, Lassie, Dragnet, Green Acres, The Mod Squad, Ironside, The Tonight Show, and Treasure of Lost Canyon among others. Friday concludes the lineup with Chad Hanna and Fearless Vampire Killers.
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Steve McQueen
China
Virna Lisi
Margaret Rutherford
Thailand
Green Acres
The
Waltons
the Advocates
Mod Squad
Flip Wilson
Ironside
World Press
Owen Marshall
Dean Martin
Chad Hanna
Friday Evening TV Schedule Highlights and Airings
Tribune listings summarize KTEW Chanute WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KBMA KMBC WIBW schedule blocks for Friday January 6. Prime time features The Parent Game Hollywood Squares High Chaparral and drama, with news, sports, and late-night programs including The Tonight Show and regional features.
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Chanute
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City raises 15 dollar monthly wages for workers
City commissioners announced a general raise of 15 dollars a month for city employees, alongside an increase in hourly wages. The move reflects an across the board uplift in pay scales affecting multiple departments.
The Postman Cometh
A miscellany of quotes facts and notes touches on ice reserves in polar regions the Antarctic ice cap medicine from plants Braille and its origins and other trivia. It also references a city salary increase a quickie tax cut bill and a fire incident at the Palace rooms with first aid provided.
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Antarctica
Antarctic
United States
Matthew Arnold
Louis Braille
Washington
House
Congress
Palace Rooms
S. Lincoln
Ogle
Joe Cunningham
Suburban Press Subscription Rates by Mail and Carrier
Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson County in and out of trade territory with taxes. Prices cover one year six months three months and one month options for Kansas addresses and Chanute post office boxholders. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press exclusive local news and AP dispatch rights.
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Chanute
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