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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1972
Page
2
Editorial notes Eugene McCarthy praising Muskie for seeking peace prosperity and honesty in 1972 while questioning Muskie’s 1968 stance on the war and public sentiment. It contrasts political practicality with foresight and warns that honesty remains a contested issue in the campaign era.
Eugene McCarthy argues in 1968 and 1972 that government must not lie to the people. He notes Herb Klein was hired to ensure truth but has not succeeded, and he remains unafraid to speak his mind despite consequences.
Republican National Chairman Bob Dole accuses Muskie of fear stirring and divisiveness as Eugene McCarthy attends the opening remarks. He says the 1972 race will be politics as usual and blames Nixon’s administration for America’s problems. He calls for party unity amid calls to target Spiro Agnew.
George McCune leaves Winfield to head Chanute chamber of commerce staff, urging action on downtown revitalization and Safari Museum growth. He praises local planning efforts, notes underused assets like the indus trial park shell building, and calls for more citizen participation after Chanute’s Best in Kansas award.
Secret White House papers reveal Henry Kissinger juggling Strategy sessions on the India Pakistan crisis and options papers that moved Nixon to send a naval task force to the Bay of Bengal. He drafted grim Laos Cambodia Vietnam reports and pressed air strike ideas while guiding U S Middle East policy with Ambassador Bush at the UN.
The article argues Henry Kissinger dominates U S diplomacy, shaping policy, briefing the president, and coordinating multi party talks. It claims Nixon makes final calls but Kissinger guides strategy, with State Department largely sidelined and Kissinger directing the Peking mission.
Wilson County will handle the 1972 personal property assessment under the self-assessment program. Taxpayers must list their property for taxation, with county and township offices offering January help. An enumerator will also list vehicles in Neodesha, Fredonia, and Altoona for motor vehicle assessment.
Tonight's schedule features films and shows across channels with titles like Killer by Night and Sink the Bismarck. Highlights include Prison films, The Lost Flight, Room 222, Love American Style, and a Film Odyssey lineup beginning January 14 at 6:00.
Keith Wright recalls winter's cold and wood cutting with a crosscut saw and later a buzz saw driven by a tractor. He recounts milking by hand, summer heat, farm routines, and droughts of the 1930s, linking nostalgia to rural life and old machinery.
Public broadcasting presents a live Chekhov pair as Anton Chekhov plays. Rip Torn and Geraldine Page star in A Marriage Proposal and The Bear, with lively if polarizing performances. CBS fills prime time with My Three Sons bits as a retro special, featuring Fred MacMurray amnesiac and family efforts.
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in territory and out of area readers, including monthly and quarterly options with tax details. It notes Chanute boxholders rates and carrier pricing, with advance payment and AP news rights.
TV grid listing daytime and late shows across multiple stations with time slots and program names for KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute station, covering Jan 8 9 and related weekend blocks, featuring cartoons dramas sports and variety programs.
In near zero temperatures Chanute firemen fought for three hours to control a blaze that threatened the Larrick and Eagles Club building on West Main. The fire started in the Eagles Club recreation room.
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