Great Southeast Kansas Boondoggle debate over juvenile detention center
A local forum attacks a proposed juvenile detention center in southeast Kansas as a costly boondoggle. Critics argue funds should bolster mental health services and repurpose the tuberculosis hospital, noting high per inmate costs and stressing elected officials' accountability.
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Southeast Kansas
Southeast Kansas Tuberculosis Hospital
Kansas
Kansas University Medical Center
Chanute Hospital
Black Manager Faces Curved Road In Chanute Junior Baseball
A black Little League manager in Chanute Kansas describes racist and prejudicial treatment from opposing managers an umpire and the park superintendent. He cites one umpire curse words late protest rules and threats to force him from the league. He vows to play ball his way only after discarding discriminatory practices and references white hoods.
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Chanute
Kansas
Kangaroo Court
Guiot
On This Day in History July 2 1971 Headlines
Highlights include Garfield shot in 1881 and died later. Sherman Antitrust Act passed in 1890. Amelia Earhart Putnam last heard in 1937. Vichy government established in 1940. Johnson heart attack in 1955. Civil rights bill signed in 1964. Hemingway found dead in 1964. Johnson commission on Selective Service named in 1969. McCormack comment on friends and misuse in 1970.
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Associated Press
James Garfield
Chicago
Charles Guiteau
Washington
Garfield
Amelia Earhart Putnam
Pacific
Vichy
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Ernest Hemmingway
Paris Woman to Lead NBC Paris Bureau
Aline Saarinen becomes the first woman bureau chief in Paris or any overseas NBC news bureau. The Today Show contributor and widow of architect Eero Saarinen began in 1952 on arts culture and later covered politics space and Vietnam. The CBS offer led to negotiations before NBC granted the assignment.
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New York
Paris
Henry van Dyke
NBC
Aline Saarinen
Saarinen
Eero Saarinen
Vietnam
Saarinen recalls Kennedy offer to Finland ambassadorship
Mrs Saarinen told NBC she declined a 1960s diplomacy post after Kennedy asked if she would accept as ambassador to Finland. She, an art critic formerly with the New York Times and author of Proud Possessors, noted her regret when he changed his mind. Her husband died in 1961. The bureau remains in Paris.
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Finland
Saarinen
NBC
New York Times
Paris
OBrien seeks spending limits as Bayh dazzles Democrats
Democratic National Chairman Larry OBrien works to unite presidential hopefuls in private talks on campaign finance limits and pledges. Senator Birch Bayh counters with lavish courting to win support, hosting champagne breakfasts, Rolls Royces, free bars, a rock band, and high end events. Bayh's campaign headquarters reflects executive sophistication with polished staff and upscale offices.
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Washington
Larry O’brien
O’brien
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Bayh finances raise questions amid campaign cash flow
The piece notes Bayh relies on large ad hoc sums for his presidential bid. It describes a collapsed $259000 loan deal with American Security and Trust Co over campaign finance laws. It cites insiders saying most money comes from Milton Gilbert and that Bayh may borrow for a family vacation.
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American Security and Trust Co
Washington
Milton Gilbert
New York
Richard Nixon
Robert Abplanalp
Shirkeyville
Ind
Jim Nicholson
Nicholson
American Security and Trust
Indianapolis
Driskill Named to American Institute of Corporate Controllers
Milford M. Driskill of 102 N Lafayette, controller at Alcorn Corp, has been named a member of the American Institute of Corporate Controllers. A Kansas State graduate, he has been with Alcorn five years and serves in the Chamber of Commerce, having chaired its audit committee and sat on the board in 1969 and 1970.
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N. Lafayette
American Institute of
Driskill
Alcorn Corp
Chamber of Commerce
End of Permissiveness Won’t Apply in Deep South
A 1971 commentary blistered President Nixon for claiming an end to permissiveness in enforcing the law. The piece argues Nixon and Wallace use code words to court white Southern voters while urging equal enforcement and criticizing vote suppression in Mississippi.
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United States
Richard Nixon
FBI
George Wallace
Alabama
Nixon
Mississippi
Justice Department
Harvest yields in Neosh County top 42 bushels per acre
The Neosh County harvest nears end with reports of a 42 bushels per acre high, about 20 on average and as low as 13 in some areas. Labor and farm officials note rising yields amid the season’s close.
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Neosho County
Lester Shepard
Farm Bureau
Daily Chanute Tribune Classifieds and Notices Compilation
The page lists church verse and contact numbers, publisher and editor names, and multiple subscription rates for in and out of area delivery. It notes carrier delivery in Chanute and boxholder mail options with tax details and monthly rates. The Associated Press rights statement appears at the end.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Television schedule highlights for a busy night
TV lineup lists Brady Bunch episodes and comedy That Girl at 8, with Western High Chaparral and Partridge Family slots among 7:30 listings. News features Firing Line and Weather with sports and late movie options including Freud and Requiem for a Secret Agent, plus talk show hours and midnight features.
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Tara
Big Valley
Freud
Hollow Mountain
Merv. Griffin
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Television Log Listings for July Weekend Schedule
A dense listing of daytime and evening TV schedules across multiple channels for Sunday and Monday, detailing show titles and times such as This is the Life, The Answer, Watchmen programs, Adventure and sports lineups, with references to KUHI KOAM KMBC and other stations. The entry outlines the broadcast grid, including cartoons, religious programs, dramas, and public affairs shows across various time blocks.
Ellsberg called a little bit of a fanatic by associate
Herman Kahn founder of the Hudson Institute said Daniel Ellsberg should be punished for leaking top secret Pentagon documents to the New York Times. He called Ellsberg "a little bit of a fanatic" while in Omaha for a Contra Inc. dinner.
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Daniel Ellsberg
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