Editorial Comment Sparks Criticism Over Royal Purple 1972
The Chanute Tribune reports Kansas State University's 1972 year book Royal Purple faces censure from the Alumni Association directors led by President James McCain. Critics cite end sheet graffiti such as Jesus Christ has money at the Chase National Bank and God is masquerading as the editor. Bill Brown notes the book is student produced and funded, and argues today’s students may disregard yesterday’s grads.
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Kansas State University
Manhattan
KSU
James McCain
Jesus Christ
Chase National Bank
Jesus
God
Edi
Fiesta queen rules spark public call for Mexican representation
A letter from Mrs. Delores Martinez Brill of Wichita argues for Mexican descent candidates to run for Fiesta queen and criticizes public access to Fiesta Committee meetings. The Fiesta Committee explains rule changes aim to foster community interaction and notes difficulty in securing candidates while stressing openness and participation.
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Fiesta Committee
Delores Martinez Brill
Unknowns Turn Newsworthy From Everyday People
A collage of small stories shows ordinary people making news. Mrs Irene Panzer of Victoria was hospitalized after a tire tread shattered a car windshield. Frank Pfeiffer, 35, a former court reporter now jailed for contempt, dictated transcripts from his cell. Homer Ledford of Kentucky crafts thousands of traditional instruments, selling dulcimers with rising demand. Lois McGovern of Garden City shares a name with a senator but attends the Democratic gathering in Miami Beach.
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Irene Panzer
Victoria
Frank Pfeiffer
Pfeiffer
St. Louis
Wright
Lois McGovern
Garden City
Sen
George McGovern
Miami Beach
Twenty Five Years Ago Roundup of Flood Plan and Oil Prices
This clipping recalls 25 years ago President Truman urging Congress for a ten year Mississippi basin flood control program with a $250 million start. It also notes a 1947-48 Chanute school budget rise mainly from teachers salaries. The piece also mentions 50 years ago oil price cuts and a political family anecdote, plus TV listings and local newspaper publication details.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
Mississippi River
Chanute
TV Schedule Changes Delayed by Channel Advances
Channels release advance schedules making last minute changes or substitutions impossible to publish. Networks warn viewers to expect updates as programming shifts occur.
Television Log Summary for Monday July 15
Readable grid of daytime and weekend TV schedules listing stations KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KTEW Chanute WDAF and more with detailed time slots across Saturday and Sunday including cartoons dramas sports and religious programs.
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McGovern Secures McGovern Ruling at O'Brien Suite
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports George McGovern won crucial California delegation seating rulings from Democratic National Chairman Larry O'Brien after a private session in Miami Beach. Sen. Abraham Ribicoff accompanied McGovern, urging unity while Humphrey aides accused political intimidation. The rulings boosted McGovern by 129 California delegates and allowed a majority vote, shaping the nomination race. The piece notes four leading senators later owed more than $50,000 in unreturned salary for days missed while campaigning.
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Larry O'Brien
O'Brien
Connecticut
Abraham Ribicoff
McGovern
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Muskie
Jackson
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Today in History July 15 1972 highlights
Key events on this date include JFK accepting the Democratic nomination in 1960 with the new frontier phrase, Rembrandt's birth in 1606, Louis XVI told his authority fell in 1789, Georgia readmitted in 1870, WWI action in 1918, Truman nomination in 1948, Eisenhower Lebanon order in 1958, and Nixon’s 1972 China visit pledge. Birthday: Gary Van Horn. Thought by Frost.
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Los Angeles
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Louis XVI
France
Georgia
Chateau-Thierry
Philadelphia
Harry Truman
Dwight Eisenhower
Lebanon
Middle East
Nixon
Communist
China
Gary van Horn
It Pays to Advertise In The Tribune
An advertisement notice appears in The Tribune under Associated Press branding. It promotes advertising services and highlights the Tribune as a channel for business promotion.
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Mike) Harris
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