Coalition Forms to Aid Kansas Poor in Unified Push
A broad Kansas lobby unites Catholics, Protestant groups, Jews, labor, mental health advocates, women’s voters, and NAACP to oppose harsh welfare cuts. The unlikely alliance aims to pressure Governor and legislature by highlighting aid needs and opposing welfare demagoguery.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
The
State Federation of Labor
Kansas Association For Mental Health
League of Women Voters
NAACP
Merchant Beware and the Consumer Awakening
David Merrick, Broadway producer, placed a two line 70 ad in the New York Times calling his Chrysler Imperial a pile of junk. The piece frames growing consumer dissent spurred by Ralph Nader and notes that buyers increasingly challenge faulty merchandise and demand better dealer accountability.
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David Merrick
New York Times
Ralph Nader
Global easing of borrowing costs cuts world interest rates
The Associated Press reports a month after major countries fixed new money values, world interest rates fell, boosting investor confidence and making it cheaper to borrow for new factories and expansion. Despite quicker stock gains, unemployment remains slow due to long factory lead times. Enduring doubts about dollar repatriation persist, with theories blaming nine day notes and temporary exchange rates. yen revaluation talks surface amid Japan's strong trade balance. In Kansas, sheep and lambs on feed for slaughter rose 29 percent to 97,000 head as wheat pasture improves and feed is abundant.
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New York
Stofan
Herr Muller
Jack Perkins
Jack
Boston
England
Mass
Ito
Muller
Perkins
Stock Exchange
United States
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
TV networks salvage midseason with mixed results
Networks announce partial gains from midseason changes. Sonny and Cher shines for CBS while Glen Campbell and Mod Squad vie for audience attention. Bewitched drops after a Saturday move. daytime shifts boost General Hospital as Erna Phillips returns. chronicling NBC Chronolog eyes format split.
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New York
CBS
NBC
Glen Campbell
Special Artillery
Stanford Should Be No. 1 If Based On What They Didn't Do
In a critique of college football rankings, the author argues Stanford deserves the No. 1 spot not for wins but for discipline and restraint. He contrasts Stanford’s academic focus and freer player atmosphere with Lombardi era rigidity, and notes Oklahoma and others show contrasting behavior before major bowls.
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Stuart Awbrey
Stanford
San Jose State
Michigan
Sherman
Atlanta
Oklahoma
New Orleans
Sooners
Liberty
New Or
Bourbon Street
Auburn
Jimmy the Greek odds for 1968 Democrats and Nixon
Las Vegas oddsmaker Jimmy the Greek Snyder rates Muskie 5 to 2 to win the Democratic nomination and Nixon 8 to 5 to beat him. He lists other contenders and vice presidential bets, noting Brookings scholars challenged his crude but accurate system.
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Washington
Muskie
Nixon
Jimmy
Greek Snyder
Las Vegas
George Gallup
Lou Harris
Maine
Hubert Humphrey
Henry Jackson
Ted Kennedy
Harry Truman
Thomas E. Dewey
Bellwether
Ohio
Ilinois
Humphrey
Ed Muskie
George McGovern
John Lindsay
George Wallace
Wilbur Mills
Eugene McCarthy
Vance Hartke
Sam Yorty
Shirley Chisholm
Dark Horse
President Nixon
Paul McCloskey
John Ashbrook
Edward Kennedy
Walter Mondale
Birch Bayh
John Land
Sen
Sens. Humphrey
Jackson
Kennedy
McGovern
Kenney
True to Publish Story about Hughes Dietrich Book
Noah Dietrich, Hughes top aide from 1925 to 1957, says he finished a book on Hughes. McGraw-Hill plans an autobiography based on interviews with Clifford Irving, while Hughes denies involvement and tax questions rise over the $650,000 payment. A New York Times report notes IRS scrutiny and a court hearing on the Eaton book proceeds.
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Noah Dietrich
Hughes
Dietrich
McGraw-Hill
Clifford Irving
Irving
New York Times
Chester C. Davis
Hughes Tool Co
Internal Revenue Service
the Times
Davis
IRS
Manhattan
Evening TV Highlights and Movie Schedule
A dense list of tonight’s broadcasts features Eddie’s Father at 7:00 followed by Columbo in Short Fuse at 7:30 and Medical Center at 9:00. The lineup includes Mannix, Green Acres, Carol Burnett, Adam 12, Mystery Movie, Dragnet, and late-night airings with Dick Cavett and Merv Griffin.
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Adam
Wild Kingdom
Eddie
Jeannie
Medical Center
Persuaders
Mannix
Night Gallery
Television Log for Thursday Evening January 1
TV listings for KTEW KUHI KCAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW show programs from 6:30 to 12:05 with dramas comedies news and late night talk including Stand Up and Cheer Dr Simon Locke Hee Haw Hogan's Heroes Alias Smith and Jones My Three Sons Ironside Owen Marshall Critic at Large Merv Griffin Tonight Show Dick Cavett and News teams at 10 PM and after.
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Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Texas
Ktew-Tv
Kuhi- TV
Kcam.tv
Kmbc.tv
Ktwu.tv
Kode-Tv
Wibw.tv
Flip Wilson
Glenn Cater
Ironside
Longstreet
Dean Martin
Owen Marshall
Li—World Press
Weather
Today in History Jan 19 1972 highlights several events
Key events on this date include 1942 Burma invasion by Japan, 1736 James Watt born, 1807 Robert E. Lee born, 1861 Georgia secession, 1937 Howard Hughes air record, 1938 Franco air bombing of Barcelona and Valencia, 1965 Air Force Academy cheating scandal, 1965 McNamara stance against Communism, 1965 Powell committee formation, and 1969 NYC policemen strike ending a six day walkout.
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Associated Press
Japan
Burma
Breenock
Scotland
Robert E. Lee
Stratford
Georgia
Howard Hughes
United States
Francisco Franco
Barcelona
Valencia
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Colo
Highway commission approves Verdigris railroad to bypass floods
The state Highway Commission authorizes purchase of right of way in Wilson County Verdigris valley to relocate highways K39 and K47 above flood levels. The move is the initial step in a statewide effort to straighten main roads and lift them from flood prone areas.
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Verdigris Valley
Wilson County
State Highway Commission
McPherson and KP&L Sign Power Interchange Pact
The city of McPherson and Kansas Power and Light Co. signed a unique energy interchange agreement to share base load energy and capacity while using McPherson’s plant for peak loads. The pact, effective in 1973, aims to meet growing power needs in both areas.
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McPherson
Kp&l
Topeka, Kan
Kansas Power and Light Co
KPL
Call Trib carrier if he misses you
Instruction to call the Tribune carrier, or dial 451-3400, at 5 40 p.m. for contact if the carrier is unavailable.
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Tribune
Psalm 46 Verse Inscribed as Refuge and Strength
A devotional verse from Psalm 46:1 proclaims God as our refuge and strength a very present help in trouble highlighting faith as solace and resilience.
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God
Chanute Tribune reader rates and mailing options
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for in and out of territory readers, including daily, weekly, and monthly rates by mail and carrier, with tax details and local delivery options. It notes AP content rights and bureau membership.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Kansas
Chanute
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