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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1971
Page
2
The piece weighs speaking out on Daniel Ellsberg and Albert Speer, analyzing whether honoring a traitor or a deceiver is valid. It notes Ellsberg shifted from hawk to critic of U.S. policy, faults a system rather than a president, and praises Ellsberg for acting before it grew inconsequential.
A reader reflects on Ellsberg Gravel and the public’s stance on truth and change. The letter argues Americans must engage in shaping a future beyond comforting if flawed dreams, noting the awkward historical moment and the need for individual action.
AP columnist notes a shift to mature male heroes as networks trim romantic caution. William Conrad in Cannon and James Stewart as a grandfather headline new series along with George Kennedy Sarges and Anthony Quinn Man and the City. Glenn Ford and Cade's County add contemporary western tones.
President Nixon weighs New Year budget choices as economic advisers warn against excess stimulus. With a $20 billion deficit in the 1971 fiscal year and expectations of another $20 billion in 1972, the two year total would be a peacetime record. He also says he will not set labor management guidelines.
The piece surveys labor unrest with potential strikes across dock, copper, telephone and steel sectors and possible September coal action. It contrasts White House economics with President Nixon's tempered resolutions amid inflation, debt rise, and 6 percent unemployment, noting a mixed backdrop of rising GNP, booming construction, and cautious optimism. It rounds out with brief vignettes on conscientious objectors, Tolson’s illness, and Senate push ups.
The speaker argues against blind loyalty to elected officials and warns that true patriots may disagree. They claim that the public's right to informed ballots could be sacrificed for image and charisma, suggesting a preference to forgo democratic ideals.
The piece argues against the idea that officials hold inside information and warns that treating citizenship as easy erodes democracy. Walter Lippmann cautions that denying citizen governance undermines the republic and the consent of the governed. Some citizens seek a comforting shepherd who avoids responsibility.
AP analysis on the 6 3 Supreme Court ruling siding with press freedom over government secrecy. It notes Justices Stewart and White swung the outcome, while Black Douglas Brennan and Marshall held firmer First Amendment faith. It discusses national security fears, top secret Griswold files, and implications for Pentagon papers coverage.
The Department of Transportation will urge the Civil Aeronautics Board to curb or standardize youth and student fares on major transatlantic routes. Asst. Secretary Charles D. Baker said action to enforce quicker CAB response will be filed within days. He noted the $210 New York to London student round trip fare is $332 below normal summer economy fares.
Tribune reports the Bikini Atoll explosion in the Pacific caused heavy damage to ships nearby used for study. Two youths escaped from Erie jail via a dumb waiter but surrendered and returned on their own.
The verse states there is no other name under heaven by which people may be saved. It asserts exclusive salvation through Jesus Christ and emphasizes the sufficiency of that name for redemption.
Julie Harris stars in Nightmare as a cruel sister and a crippled wife in danger. Rem brandt rebroadcasts a 1936 Carl Mayer British film about a Dutch artist. Ironside subplot involves a Czech spy swap. Various late shows feature James Stewart on Dean Martin and other programs across networks.
A dense schedule page lists daytime and evening broadcasts across channels KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WDAF and more. It covers July 2 3 4 5 6 with soap operas news sports movies and local programming including The Brady Bunch Mister Rogers Neighborhood and Wimbledon tennis segments.
In Kansas City a 19 year old, Herbert H. Jones, refused to sign a municipal summons claiming constitutional rights. Police later found stolen hospital items in his car. Jones pleaded guilty to theft and was jailed in Jackson County.
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