POW Relatives Pressure Nixon Over Hanoi Pact
Editorial notes wives and families of U.S. servicemen held in North Vietnam plan to apply pressure to the Nixon Administration. While Nixon has supported POW relatives, they now see him as the likely target to secure action. A POW relative spokesman on television urged quicker Washington response to Hanoi’s proposal.
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U.S
North Vietnam
Nixon
Hanoi
Richard Nixon
Washington
Pressure grows as relatives weigh street protest over Vietnam settlement
The piece argues relatives of POWs may protest to push for a Vietnam settlement that honors the United States. It notes Nixon faces limited defenses against the protests, while calling long hair demonstrators bums contrasts with the resolve of mothers and wives of missing servicemen. It asserts Hanoi holds the upper hand in the U.S. drive to reduce stakes.
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Richard Nixon
Vietnam
United States
Hanoi
Hruska pushes review boards for uniform sentences
Sen. Roman Hruska argues for review boards to curb disparate punishments across districts. He cites bank robbery and forgery sentence ranges from 68 to 184 months and 26 to 52 months, urging changes to restore uniform justice in the judiciary.
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Sen
Roman Hruska
Nebraska
U.S. District Court
Questions swirl after Morocco coup and royal killings
In Rabat and beyond confusion grows over motives behind the failed coup in Morocco. Ten of the 12 coup leaders were executed, including Gen. Mohamed Medbouh who directed the king's personal staff. Questions remain about Libyan ties, the fate of royal aides, and a looming army purge.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan I
Hassan
Sone
Mohamed Oufkir
Mohamed Medbouh
Poll Lead To Nixon in Harris Poll for 1972
Louis Harris poll tests 1972 options with Nixon leading Kennedy by 4 to 36 percent and Wallace at 13 percent. Surveyed 1,614 households June to mid June among likely voters.
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New York
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Alabama
George Wallace
Louis Harris
Richard Nixon
Edward Kennedy
Harris
Speed in Surface Effect Ships T its Navy of the Future
The Navy tests two 100 ton surface effect ship prototypes in Puget Sound and Gulf of Mexico with aims to slice Atlantic crossings to a quarter or less. Turbojet powered craft skim on a bubble of air, reaching above 100 knots, enabling faster response, avoidance of weather, and potential adaption to varied missions. Prototypes cost 15 million each, built by Bell Aerospace and Aerojet General, merging naval architecture with aeronautical engineering.
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Puget Sound
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Adm
Elmo R. Zumwalt Jr
Naval Operations
William H. Liv
Ingston
Navy
Bell Aerospace Corp
Michoud
Aerojet-General Corp
Tacoma
Wash
Naval
Old Timer Surprises Stranger With Honda Ride Offer
In daylight a weathered figure named Old Timer appears altered with long hair sandals and flashy attire. He sits by a curb beside a Honda ready for a ride, prompting the curious inquiry about the offer.
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Old Timer
Sonny
Hell's Angels
Time waits no man says old timer on youth styles
Terry Murphy portrays an exchange with a veteran farmer and his grandson about changing fashion and a gas efficient motorcycle. The old timer wears a wig to keep his image, remarks on Vietnam, and demonstrates a rare wheelie scene on his bike before riding off.
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Sonny
Vietnam
Washington press conferences staged like Broadway shows
Washington Merry-Go-Round reveals President Nixon’s press briefings are scripted. Two White House teams, guided by Henry KissingerDomestic and Pat Buchanan, prepare foreign and domestic answers. Herb Klein and Ron Ziegler select questions, creating Q and A notebooks for Nixon to study and rehearse up to five days.
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White House
Henry Kissinger
Pat Buchanan
Ezay Herb Klein
Ron Ziegler
President Press for Press terial and policy notes
A compilation of Nixon era media tactics and political snippets covers White House briefing prep, press corps interactions, and claimed access. It surveys Nassikas Papers on gas rate manipulation, Hartke’s critique, AFL-CIO public works lobbying, buddy system in federal hiring, Reagan era CRLA veto, and associated political figures and dates.
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Public Works
Afl-Cio
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Senate Public Works
Jennings Randolph
D-W. Va
Labor Organization
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
California
CRLA
Lewis K. Uhler
John Birch Society
George Murphy
Ralif
Uhler
John G. Sawicki
Spokane
Wash
Today in History highlights a century of world events
On July 14 1789 Bastille storming signaled the French Revolution. Other notes include 1690 privateers capturing Martha’s Vineyard Nantucket and Block Island 1798 Congress’s sedition act 1853 pension for Mary Todd Lincoln 1965 death of Adlai Stevenson 1986 Chicago nurses killings 1996 papal encyclical call for aid to developing nations 2000 Vietnam war air actions 2020 Peru earthquake toll 70000 2021 ongoing concerns.
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Bastille
Paris
New England
Martha’s Vineyard
Nantucket
Block Island
U.S
Matthew C. Perry
Tokyo
Millard Fillmore
Japan
U.S. Commodore
Abraham Lincoln
Mary Todd Lincoln
Adlai E. Stevenson
London
Chicago
Pope John the XXII
North Vietnam
Peru
Improvements at municipal airport in 1946 plan
Tribune notes 1946 aviation upgrades with grants for extending runways surfacing and field leveling. Also reports Scotch foursome winners Mrs. Carl Stevens and Dean Foster at the Country Club with twelve couples. roadwork to ease livestock movement near new east city sales pavilion. 1921 fountain ice water schedule announced by city commissioners.
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Carl Stevens
Dean Foster
South Evergreen
East 14Th Street
Main Street
Cadet Blancett Serves At Fort Riley ROTC Camp
Cadet Thomas J. Blancett age 20 son of Mr and Mrs Tom Blancett 1 E 8th is doing six weeks of practical work in military leadership at the Army ROTC advanced summer camp at Fort Riley He is a Kansas State College of Pittsburgh student among more than 13 000 ROTC students training at six U S installations this summer.
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Thomas J. Blancett
Tom Blancet
Army Reserve Officers Training Corps
Ft. Riley
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
U.S
TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Lineup
TV Tonight lists multiple programs across hours from 6:30 to 12:05. Notable items include Men at Law with a crime theme, Firing Line featuring Rep Wilbur Milla, and Love on a Rooftop with a homing pigeon subplot. Late-night fare includes Perry Mason and a movie block with Prince of Foxes and Six Bridges to Cross.
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Wilbur D. Milla
House
Ways and Means
Dave
Stan
TV Tonight
Misterogera
Shiloh
Men At Law
Eddie
Just Jazz
Smith
Johnny Carson
Mery Griffin
Dick Cavett
Perry Mason
Television Log For July 18 Evening Lineup
TV listings show multiple stations in Kansas including KUHI KMBC KOAM and WIBW. Primetime highlights include Ironside Brainstorm This Is Your Life Richard Wagner Siegfried and Perry Mason with late news and Tonight Show guests Cavett and Merv Griffin.
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Richard Wagner
Siegfried
Eo Feynie T—Adam
Artin
Muirer
Weath
Merv Griffin
Aeren Cavett
Superstar Draws Pittsburgh Audience
AP reports a 13,640 capacity Pittsburgh Civic Arena crowd watched the premiere of Jesus Christ Superstar. Jeff Fenholt portrays Jesus as a fallible man in a secular rock opera that has drawn church criticism while some clergy and nuns in attendance joined the audience. The show, with a cast of 20 and 32 musicians, continues to Asbury Park, N.J. for additional performances.
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Jesus Christ
Civic Arena
Jesus
Jeff Fenholt
Judas Iscariot
Mary Magdelene
Andrew Webber
Tim Rice
Christ
Pontius Pilate
King Herold
Asbury Park
N.J
Sound Stage Hot as TV Movie Boom Spurs Fall Lineup
Hollywood reports a boom in television movies as all three networks prepare fall lineups. ABC plans two Movie of the Week and Movie of the Weekend slots while CBS adds Friday Night Movies and NBC offers World Premiere Movie. Director Alf Kjalen tours the 90 minute format with The Deadly Dream, a mystery thriller from Lillian Gallo at ABC.
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Hollywood
Lloyd Bridges
Janet Leigh
Alf Kjalen
Ingmar Bergman
Sweden
ABC
CBS
Kjalen
Chanute Tribune Local Rates and AP Information
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for various regions including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with tax details. It notes Kan 3% sales tax, Chanute post office boxholder rates, and carrier delivery fees. The paper is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations and AP content is exclusive for local news and dispatches.
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Chanute
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
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