Lessons From Attica Applied To Baton Rouge Killings
Editorial notes that early reports mischaracterized both Attica and Baton Rouge incidents. Autopsies showed no slit throats at Attica and police shooters caused the hostage guard deaths. Initial Baton Rouge reports claimed blacks fired first, but weapons found were only police guns. Caution and restraint are urged to avoid tragic outcomes.
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Attica
Baton Rouge
Associated Press
Camerman
Grateful City Debates Memorial Building Remodel
A public appeal from Chanute residents cautions against converting the third floor of the Memorial Building into a County Court House. It notes veterans fought for the World War memorial and warns a $95,000 remodeling cost is unnecessary given an existing county courthouse.
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Erie
Call for blinking light at junction of 169 and 47
Letter suggests installing a blinker at the junction of routes 169 and 47. Proposes red for east west and yellow for north south to improve safety. Hints at potential funding from insurers if state funds unavailable and notes both locals and visitors would benefit.
Turkeys and Farm Life Echoes from Wilson County
A humorous reminiscence recalls turkey farming in Wilson County with stories of stubborn birds, dangers to livestock, and hard farm labor. A Colorado raiser notes turkeys’ simple aims, while an old tom repeatedly challenges the author with comical clashes. Moonshine jokes and haying mishaps punctuate the rural memories.
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Wilson County
Colorado
Nixon to beam live TV from Peking during trip
President Nixon plans a major live television event from Peking with three mobile broadcast units and a Chinese ground station to cover activities for an election year audience. An 80-member White House press party will travel Feb 1, a sevenfold increase over previous Chinese contingents, with no press censorship expected.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
White House
U.S
United States
China
Ronald L. Ziegler
Iran
Persian Empire
Ziegler
Tonight's Top 10 TV Lineup Highlights Classic and Film
TV schedule numbers list Sanford and Son Room 222 Odd Couple Hollywood Squares Brady Bunch and Love American Style with additional films Jules and Jim and The Secret of the Incas. Also mentions Ed Sullivan Awards audience and various talk shows with Cavett Tonight Show Merv Griffin and more.
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Room 222
Aretha Franklin
Ed Sullivan
Bob Hope
Tanya
Len Mink
Sanford & Sons
Don Rickles
Mars
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Television Log of Daytime and Weekend Schedules
A dense listing of TV guides from multiple stations for Monday through Sunday small-screen fare. It enumerates channel numbers programs such as The Jetsons Bewitched Bugs Bunny and Wagon Train along with time blocks and feature films across ABC CBS and local affiliates.
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Dr. Dolittle
In the News
Woody Woodpecker
Jackson
The
Jetsons
Lidsville
Curiosity Shop
Sabrina
Whizzo’s Circus
Johnny Quest
Mr. Wizard
You
Lancelot Link
Whalley Accused Of Kickbacks In Pennsylvania
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Rep J Irvin Whalley of Pennsylvania faces illegal kickbacks from employees, payroll padding, and misuse of House funds. The House Foreign Affairs Committee member, once a UN delegate, allegedly used public payrolls to benefit insiders and himself.
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Washington
J. Irving Whalley
House Foreign Affairs Committee
United Nations
House
Windber
Whalley Misuses House Funds for Gifts and Printing
A review reveals Representative Whalley used House Disbursing funds for personal gifts and political printing. He paid Capitol Press for materials, with ally C Robert Collary receiving payroll and free printing totaling over $1,500 to $2,000, though Collary denies kickbacks.
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Whalley
Treasury
C. Robert Collary
Capitol Press
Duncanville
Collary
Blair County
House
Les Whitten
Whaley
First baby born in Chanute area in 1947
Barry Eugene Steeves, son of Mr. and Mrs. Forrest Steeves of 626 S. Kansas, was the first baby born in the Chanute trade area in 1947. E. T. Fortune of St. Paul was named federal farm enumerator for Neosho and Montgomery counties to conduct a field survey in 17 counties gathering farm statistics for postwar agricultural planning. A theft occurred last evening as the restroom donation box for maintenance was stolen while the matron was at supper. the amount stolen is unknown.
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Barry Eugene Steeves
Chanute Trade
Forrest Steeves
S. Kansas
E. T. Fortune
St. Paul
Federal
Neosho
Montgomery
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