Editorial critques Shultz and Kansas economic development
The piece criticizes Lt. Gov Reynolds Shultz for appointing himself chair of the Kansas Department of Economic Development and blasts KDED as a public relations engine. It argues the agency neglects direct outreach to attract industry, relying on glossy magazines and ads while prospects go untold in person. It urges broader travel and direct contact to plant seeds of economic growth.
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Reynolds Shultz
Kansas Department of Economic Development
KDED
Kansas
Shultz
Jack Lacy
Abortion Furor Over Kansas Law Sparks Debate
A preliminary Kansas report shows 8 333 abortions in the first year under the liberalized law drawing opposition. Critics say Kansas risks becoming an abortion mill while proponents argue access in accredited hospitals is key. The dispute weighs rights, economics, and human consequences.
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Kansas
Apollo 15 set for fourth lunar expedition and Hadley landing
AP reports Apollo 15 is primed for launch on July 26 with two additional crews to follow next year. Commander David R. Scott and James B. Irwin will land near Hadley Rille at the Appennines, stay 67 hours, and drive a rover to study a vast area as James Worden operates orbiting instruments to chart 20 percent of the moon.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
David R. Scott
Moon
Scott
James B. Irwin
Appennine Mountains
Hadley
Rille
Manhattan
James B. Worden
Washington Merry-Go-Round exposes oil marketing tricks
The column questions gasoline brand superiority and discounts. It notes big firms secretly supply independents, offer under-the-hood checks and credit card use for a 5 cent price gap, and says advertising costs lift consumer prices.
Gasoline brands under scrutiny in Senate hearings
The Senate Anti Trust and Monopoly subcommittee examined brand name stations and big oil practices in July 2022 hearings. Differences claimed in octane and additives are questioned as private exchange deals show gasoline similarities, while Defense and government officials provide mixed evidence on fuel distinctions.
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Senate Anti-Trust and Monopoly Subcommittee
Phil Hart
Dmich
Defense Department
Hart
Esso
Mobil
American
Ashland
Standard
Ohio
Texaco
Baltimore
Harbor
West Bank
East Bank
Market Savvy Needed to Boost Farm Incomes
The piece argues that farm incomes require broad business sense and market forecasting rather than just agricultural skill. It warns bumper crops are useless if prices stay low, urging operators to base planting decisions on careful market analysis rather than habit across soybeans wheat corn and milo.
Sophisticated Path to Higher Farm Income
The piece argues farming must adopt smarter methods to raise profits as cattle feeding becomes central to a billion dollar industry. It notes IBP and other firms expanding into processing and packaging, while farmers face squeezes from processors and unions. Legislation may target corporate farming, yet independent farmers must boost returns to survive.
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Iowa Beef Pack
Emporia
Variety of Roles for Ebsen on TV and Film
Buddy Ebsen, after nine years on The Beverly Hillbillies, will play diverse roles this fall including a crafty professor on Hawaii Five-O, a dog-tracking marshal on Gunsmoke, and a VP in The President's Plane Is Missing. He reflects on fame, money, and choosing parts, while also starring in Take Her, She's Mine with family at a Michigan theater.
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Hollywood
Buddy Ebsen
Ebsen
CBS
Malibu Canyon
Newport Beach
Eddie Cantor
Davy Crockett
Ebsens
Atten
Nancy
Bonnie
Sherry County Playhouse
Traverse City, Mich
Today in History highlights bold events across centuries
The notes cover key moments on July 15: 1789 Bastille fall and Louis XVI, 1606 Rembrandt birth, 1870 Georgia readmitted, 1918 Chateau-Thierry actions, 1948 Truman nomination, 1958 Eisenhower Lebanon Marines, 1960 JFK New Frontier, plus recent-past items about UN talks, Chicago violence patrols, and British dock strikes.
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Associated Press
France
Louis XVI
Rembrandt
Leiden
Georgia
Chateau-Thierry
Philadelphia
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
U.S
Lebanon
Middle East
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
United States
Britain
U.N. General Assembly
National Guard
Chicago West Side
Tonight's TV Schedule Features War Deaths Drama
TV listings show 1866 Sioux massacre deaths referenced in a drama starring Rich ard Egan Robert Fuller and Car roll O'Connor at 6:30. Other highlights include Ironside with Joel Grey at 7:30 and Ghost and Mrs. Muir with a psychiatric twist. Weather and late night talk shows cap the night.
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Richard Egan
Robert Fuller
Carroll O'Connor
Action Playhouse
Lancer
Washington Review
Ironside
Richard Wagner
Danny Thomas
Dan
Adam
Dean Martin
Ghost and
Mrs. Muir
Daytime TV Log Listings for Monday to Friday
TV schedule appears for Friday July 6 listing channels KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute with afternoon and evening programs including The Brady Bunch Nanny French Chef Andy Griffith Show The Partridge Family Love American Style Weather News Tonight Show and Merv Griffin among others.
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Kcmo.tv
Kuhi-Tv
Koam.-Tv
Kmbc.tv
KTWU
Kode-Tv
Wibw.tv
Ktew-Tv
Wdaf.tv
Chanute
Nanny
Socorro
Stran Eport
Big Valley
Dick Cavett
Merv Griffin
Pittsburg
Bus for Elderly Cuts Food Costs
Detroit seniors from the Cass Corridor ride a church funded bus to a suburb where they buy groceries at discounts up to 20 percent. The program, funded by Great Scott Supermarket Inc and Cass Methodist Church, runs weekly with a driver and helper, drawing plans to expand with winter demand.
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Tetroit
Detroit
Cass Corridor
Innercity
Lewis L. Redman
Cass Methodist Church
Nathan Fink
Great Scott Supermarket Inc
Fink
Cass
Juanita Ferguson
Annie Barlow
Chanute to Hold Second Annual Rodeo at City Park
Tribune reports 1946 budget rise of 40 323 due to higher maintenance enrollment and salaries bringing total expenditures to 269 385. Rodeo planned for Aug 1 2 3 with prize purses totaling 3 000 under Chanute Saddle Club sponsor Newt Cherem. Fifty years earlier wheat yield was 26 bushels per acre near Mark Gibson farm and Bodley family headed to Colorado outing.
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Chanute
City Park
Chanute Saddle Club
Newt Cherem
Mark G. Gibson
H. C. Bodley and Sons
Eugene
Billy
Colorado
Reading the Want Ads in Luke Verse
A brief notice invites readers to read and use want ads alongside the Bible verse Luke 12 8. The message emphasizes confession before men and the Son of Man before angels of God.
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God
Subscription Rates Across Regions and Deliveries
Subscription details list prices by mail for Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with Kansas tax included. Rates cover one year six months three months and monthly options. additional zones include outside trade territory carrier delivery Chanute and Chanute PO boxholders with various terms. The notice notes AP news rights and association membership.
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Neoshe, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Kansas
Chanute
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