Israelis Raid Uganda Hostage Rescue Draws Mixed Reactions
Tribune editorial weighs international response to Israel’s Uganda raid. Waldheim condemns sovereignty violation while Ford and Reagan frame it as necessary self defense and a bold risk. Proponents cite protection of Israel’s sovereignty and successful outcome.
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United Nations
Middle East
Kurt Waldheim
Cairo
Ford
Israel
United States
Ronald Reagan
Supreme Court Ruling Undermines Mandatory Death Penalty Drive
Kansas legislators wasted a session chasing a mandatory death penalty bill. The Supreme Court struck down mandatory laws in two states and upheld a discretionary system with guidelines. Proponents urge lawmakers to follow the decision and keep death penalty power with judges and juries.
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Kansas
Supreme Court
Midtown fireworks rattle Fido the Ferocious in Chanute
A Chanute area correspondent recalls a loud Fourth festivities stretch over several days, disturbing the town's canine guard Fido the Ferocious. Thunderstorms and fireworks shattered peace, sending Fido into hiding and prompting the narrator to seek dog training tips as the city celebrated two centuries of American independence.
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Chanute Area
Fido
Moses
Chanute
Independence Square
Philadelphia
Congressmen Beset by Special Interest Funds and Bribery Question
An investigation details Rep. William C. Wampler of Virginia, praised by lobbyists and allied with coal, dairy, and agribusiness interests, who used a special fund to pay for supplies and trips while voting for donor agendas. The piece questions where contributions cross into bribery and highlights unaccounted funds and reform calls.
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Capitol Hill
William C. Wampler
Bald Eagle
Cumberland
Wampler
Milk Producers Association
New Orleans
Congress
Committee For the Advancement of Cotton
Cotton Warehouse
Cane Sugar Refiners Political Action Committee
Canners Public Affairs Committee
Forest Products Political Committee
Florida Agricultural Education Committee
Tobacco People's Public Affairs Committee
U.S. Sugar and Beet Association
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Brazilian Sugar and Alcohol Institute
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association
National Sugarbeet Growers Federation
National Agricultural Chemical
Am Tribune Subscription Rates and Staff Credits
The Am Tribune lists subscription prices for trade territory Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties and Chanute area with tax details and various payment terms. It also notes United Press International republication rights and credits the staff including Fred M Harris president and Mike Harris general manager.
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Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
FEA under fire as lawmakers weigh its future
Washington debate tightens as moves to abolish the Federal Energy Administration gain traction in Congress. A June 30 vote spared its end, granting an eight month extension amid talks of an 18 month renewal and ongoing price control battles.
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Washington
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Congress
Senate
Robert Krueger
D-Tex
William Ketchum
R-Calif
Harley Stagger
D-W.va
Ford Administration
Frank Zarb
Zarb
New England
Inform
Rev Kenneth Swank Accepts Pastoral Call at First Baptist
Twenty five years ago the Rev. Kenneth L. Swank a spring graduate of the Baptist Seminary in Kansas City accepted a call to pastor the First Baptist Church. Fifty years ago in 1926 Editha McGrew left for Manitou Colorado for the summer.
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Kansas City
First Baptist Church
Editha McGrew
Manitou, Colo
Psalm Verse Exults All Creation in Joyful Praise
The scripture passage from Psalms 96 11 to 12 invites the heavens earth sea fields and trees to celebrate with joyful exultation quoting a prayerful call for universal praise by all creation.
Call Tribune Carrier If He Should Miss You
Notice instructs readers to contact the Tribune carrier if a delivery is missed. It provides phone numbers and hours for weekday evenings and Saturday morning. The brief item serves as a delivery service reminder.
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Tribune
Escapee Hansen Returned After Kidnaping Chase
Oklahoma prisoner Joseph T. Hansen captured in Crawford County Kansas and charged with kidnapping in Missouri. He escaped McAlester prison Monday and took hostage Mrs Judy Brizendine during a pursuit that ended near Opolis Kansas. Hansen was returned to Oklahoma custody as extradition arrangements proceed.
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UPI
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri
Joseph T. Hansen
McAlester
Crawford County
Hansen
Jasper County
Joplin
Ross Roberts
Asbury
Judy Brizendine
Roberts
Queen admits King George III era error in independence lesson
Queen Elizabeth II says King George III failed to compromise with the American colonies in 1776 during a Philadelphia visit. She and Prince Philip attended events at Penn's Landing and the Art Museum amid a municipal workers slowdown, then planned a Washington stop to meet President Ford.
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Prince Philip
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Washington
Ford
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America
Republic
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Pennsylvania
Milton J. Shapp
Frank L. Rizzo
Anne Armstrong
U.S
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