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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1971
Page
2
A national wind forecaster warns mobile homes are highly exposed to storms as their numbers grow. Editorial argues for minimum standards or bans, mandatory tie downs, and uniform codes to protect residents and reduce loan risks, noting local regulation is the only viable fix.
Whitley Austin editor of The Salina Journal surveys labor disruptions and their impact on news delivery and costs. He warns strikes and possible wage price spirals threaten inflation, unemployment and higher prices, urging tighter controls or production increases to avert further harm.
Martha Mitchell, wife of Attorney General, says she now supports Nixon's plan to visit Communist China. She says the world is nearly one and urges ending small wars with today’s weapons. She admits changing her anti-Communist stance and becoming broadly inclusive.
Bill Mayer laments changes in college sports praising older pioneer virtues while noting modern programs chase gate receipts and wins. Administrative decisions, coach contracts, and alums’ money influence have shifted priorities and the culture, he argues, leaving athletes aware of money and crowds more than opportunity to prove themselves.
Apollo 15 commander David Scott will perform three days on the moon after battling past a Gemini 8 mishap. He and James Irwin will spend about 231 hours exploring a cratered lunar valley driving the first moon car. Launch from Cape Kennedy expected Monday.
A brief note quotes Jesus instructing his followers to preach that the kingdom of heaven is at hand, as recorded in Matthew chapter ten verse seven. The verse emphasizes urgency in spreading the message to all towns.
On July 21 in history several events are noted including Bull Run’s first battle in 1861 and George Washington’s West Point headquarters in 1779. Other items include Robert Burns’ death, Jesse James’s 1873 train robbery, and milestones in space and international affairs.
Washington gossip centered on whether the Kennedy clan will maximize their large personal fortunes for party needs. Gov. Warren Hearnes questioned DNC Treasurer Robert Strauss privately at a governors conference, echoing past pressure on Johnson to adjust policies.
The Democratic Party faced questions over funding after the Kennedy assassination as Hearnes and Strauss discuss who pays campaign debts. Kennedy family members defend their contributions while insiders note Kennedy money was not always forthcoming in non Kennedy races. Ted and Robert Kennedy backed candidates nationwide. Sargent Shriver notes donations and a separate committee raised funds for emerging Democrats. The piece also covers Lyndon Johnson memoirs bids and Israeli concerns over U S aircraft shipments.
Instructions urge calling the Tribune carrier if missed, with an alternate dial number 431-3400 and a time 5 30 p m for contact.
Chanute Tribune outlines subscription prices for in town, trade territory, and outside areas with tax details. It notes Chanute boxholders and carrier delivery options, plus AP news rights and circulation audit by the ABC.
The schedule lists multiple programs across channels with times from 5 to 2 a.m. including Men at Law, Firing Line, Mister Rogers, To Rome with Love, Hawaii Five-O, NFL Action, movies, and talk shows. Notable entries include sports in prison, Buckley’s guests on Firing Line, and late-night films.
TV listings across KCMO KUHI KOAM KODE WIBW and others show programs from 7 to 12:30 with The Queen and the Welshman Bewitched Danny Thomas Lullaby of Broadway Sons and Lovers Dean Martin Tonight Show and more plus news Weather and Coast-to-Coast schedule details for Chanute and local channels.
Services begin 7 30 each evening with a two hour session and intermission. The entire book of Revelation will be read and discussed in depth. Serious Bible students are urged to attend with Bibles and notebooks for an intensive study of this New Testament prophecy.
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