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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1971
Page
2
An opinion piece critiques American exceptionalism and religious zeal in foreign policy. It argues the United States claims divine sponsorship, cites China and the China Lobby, and questions Nixon’s China visit amid debates on morality and pragmatism in global strategy.
Apollo 15 astronauts David Scott and James Irwin will reach a challenging lunar site amid steep inclines and a 1200 foot gorge Hadley Rille. The mission launches July 26 from Cape Kennedy with four days to a risky but scientifically rich three surface excursions.
An Air Force T33 trainer and a light civilian plane clipped in flight south of Richards-Gebaur AFB. Both landed safely with minor damage a tear in a wheel and a bent rudder. Pilots’ names were not released. civilian aircraft had departed State Line Airport en route to Coffeyville.
Hollywood writer notes Godfrey Cambridge builds screen personas from observed people. He describes Willie Dorsey as a lovable rascal who hustles to get by and patterning elements from two friends. Cambridge recalls Grave Digger Jones fashion and cufflinks as details from police work.
Henry Durham, a 20 year Lockheed insider, charges the CSA program hid dangerous flaws and that officials now seek 250 million in taxpayer funds to bail out Lockheed. Senators Proxmire and Moorehead probe the claims as Durham cites forged quality control papers and undetected Air Force discrepancies.
Former Lockheed employee Durham, who quit in May, warned in 1969 about missing parts and quality lapses, writing to chairman Dan Haughton. An audit reportedly supported his charges of thousands of missing parts and repeated orders or overpayments, amid safety concerns for C5A aircraft.
A column argues that Band-Aids signal a child’s injury or perceived pain and reflect parental acknowledgment, based on a personal observation at 1017. The piece asserts Band-Aids are not merely sanitary bandages, noting mothers with young children testify to their meaning.
The piece argues Band-Aids serve as visible proof of care for children. It notes two main approaches: mother applying the treatment or child applying it themselves. The Band-Aid’s value lies in the child’s sense of relief and achievement, not the duration of wear.
columnist argues U S leaders repeatedly hide truth to control public opinion from Kennedy era missile gap to Nixon era secret plan and Vietnam. references to Bay of Pigs and Pentagon Papers, Ellsberg's disclosures, and calls for government honesty.
Evening listings include Gunsmoke and Doris Day, with a mix of comedies, talk shows, and movies. Notable titles feature a burglary plot and a Rome filming dilemma, plus CBS Newcomers and late night talk by Carson Cavett and Griffin.
The issue lists the Weekday daytime TV lineup from KCMO to WIBW and regional stations Kuhi to KODE. It details morning cartoons news talk shows and soap operas with times and channel numbers across Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri entries.
Tribune reports 1946 prices for dairy and food items climb, prompting Chanute housewives to plan stricter budgets. Grocers forecast continued increases as primary day nears and more candidates enter local politics. Mrs. Perry notes progress on a smaller painting job after tackling a two story house. Local clergy faced a scorcher of a Sunday with hot weather amplifying sermons.
A brief notice urges readers to call their Tribune carrier and, if unavailable, to dial 431 3400 at 5 30 p m for assistance. The item provides a specific contact method and time window for service disruptions.
Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates by region including Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson Counties with varying terms and taxes. The paper notes AP news dispatches and local news republication rights for Chanute.
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