Evoking Emotions and the Limits of McLuhan's Message
Marshall McLuhan argues we are in the era of electronic communications and that literature will survive as an art form. The piece critiques his notion of communications, noting the need for clarity on impact and response.
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Marshall McLuhan
John B. Gage Dies. Kansas City Mayor Led Cleanup Era
John B. Gage, three-term Kansas City mayor, died at 82 after being struck by a truck near his downtown law office. He led a 1940s cleanup that ousted Tom Pendergast and helped restore city order amid 1930s machine rule, with wider national attention through the following decade. The report blends political history with reflections on media and communication.
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Kansas City
John B. Gage
Pendergast Democratic
Gage
Cecil
John C. Gage
Father
Tom Pendergast
Chanute to Get Dr Pepper Bottling Plant
Twenty five years ago a new forty thousand dollar Dr Pepper bottling plant site was purchased across from the present plant at 14 N Central Chanute. The plant will cover fifty by one twenty five feet with capacity of nineteen thousand two hundred bottles daily. Construction will begin after wartime material release.
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Chanute
N. Central
Lawrence Legge
Dr. Pepper Bottling Co
Editorial critique of Bob Docking budget and tax plan in Chanute
The Kansan editorial attacks Governor Bob Docking for funding his agenda via sales tax and local budget shifts, urging clear facts before重大 decisions. It warns that his plan could erase local services, threaten schools and mental health, and worsen taxes, while mixing news of Kansas City’s Super Bowl win with punning.
Deferments Narrow Under Nixon Draft Plan
The Nixon administration proposes ending college draft deferments except for medical students. After a set date no new deferments for education will be allowed, but students already on deferment in their sophomore to senior years may finish undergrad. Pentagon officials frame this as reducing inequities in the draft process.
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Washington
United States
Vietnam
Pentagon
Nixon aims to make deferments fair for all youth
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says President Nixon seeks equal and fair treatment for all young people in deferments. Measures to implement this objective will go to the National Security Council and then to the Senate Armed Services Committee next month, with possible quick action. Officials note timing remains uncertain as details are reviewed.
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Melvin R. Laird
Nixon
National Security Council
Senate Armed Services Committee
Testimony casts doubt on pill safety in Senate hearings
Senate investigators hear from three doctors warning that birth control pills can cause blood clots arthritis and breast and cervical cancer in mice and humans. The testimony cites FDA testing gaps and alleges industry and AMA influence while noting rising concerns over estrogen progestin products and clotting risks.
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Senate
Wisconsin
Gaylord Nelson
Thelma Dunn
National Cancer Institute
Edmond Kassouf
Cranford
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G. D. Searle Co
Kassouf
TV Tonight Highlights and Evening Schedules
Monday through Friday Tribune TV page lists 6:30 High Chaparral on NBC with Buck and Manolito leaving their cowhand lives. 8:00 CBS movie Robin and the Seven Hoods featuring Dean Martin Frank Sinatra and Sammy Davis Jr Peter Falk Barbara Rush Bing Crosby. Also full daytime and late night lineup with Brady Bunch Hogan's Heroes Mr. Deeds Here Come the Brides and more.
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CBS
Robin and the Seven Hoods
Dean Martin
Frank Sinatra
Sammy Davis Jr
Peter Falk
Barbara Rush
Victor Bruno
Bing Crosby
Television Log Highlights for Chanute and Kansas City Stations
Saturday schedule lists multiple networks KVOO WDAF KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW with cartoons news hours and movies from 5:55 to 12:35. Sunday into Sunday P.M. offerings include This is The Life Oral Roberts Davey Goliath and NFL Pro Bowl content across stations.
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Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Kcmo.tv
Kuhi-Tv
Koam.tv
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Ktwu.tv
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Wibw.tv
Davey & Goliath
Oral Roberts
Encounter
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the Answer
Day of Discovery
Superman
Living Word
Wally Fowler
Capitol Hill
Homesitead USA
Cathedral of Tomorrow
Dudley Do
Meet the Presse
Dudley Do Right
Tax reform won’t meet 1971 revenue needs says Kansas leaders
Senate Republican and Democratic leaders in Topeka agreed tax reform will not generate enough revenue to cover higher state costs beyond 1971. They expect Governor Docking may urge tax hikes on sales and income taxes next January, despite Docking claiming reform could fund the budget.
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Senate
Frank Hodge
R-Hutchinson
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Hodge
Docking
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