Motel Brings XRated Showings to Kansas City Rooms
Kansas City motel operator Richard Weisbach proposes closed circuit color film viewings in rooms for adults only with titles such as Girls School Scandal Sex Is Fun and Lover for Hire at 7.50 per hour per couple two hour minimum and 37.50 all night asserting private home like viewing while courts may challenge the plan as Supreme Court ruling decouples theaters from motel rooms under obscenity law.
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Supreme Court
Weisbach
Public funding proposed to curb costly campaigns
Senate leader Hugh Scott and Sen. Ted Kennedy back public financing for congressional campaigns at 20 cents per voter, with minor parties raising their own funds. Primary races remain privately funded. The plan, to be reviewed as an amendment, faces taxpaying reluctance but aims to curb runaway spending and could extend to presidential elections.
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Hugh Scott
Ted Kennedy
Scott
House
Federal Election Commission
Local level obscenity ruling shapes censorship debate
A columnist argues the Supreme Court's stance on obscenity should be judged locally, not nationally, using examples like Las Vegas and Chanute. The piece defends individual rights, criticizes blanket censorship, and cites the ACLU on protecting constitutional rights amid security worries.
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David
Washington Merry-Go-Round Tales of Hunt and Liddy
Washington column recalls E. Howard Hunt and G. Gordon Liddy as eccentric figures in Watergate lore. It details Hunt’s dual role as spy and novelist, alleged blackmail, and lavish payments, alongside Liddy’s gun theatrics. It links their White House access to risky missions and notes Nixon era intrigue and postures in investigation notes.
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Chanute Tribune Staff Directory Note
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles including Fred M. Harris as President and General Manager F M Mike Harris Keith Wright as Managing Editor. It notes circulation details and AP affiliation while declaring republication rights for local and AP news.
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Mike) Harris
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Neosho River Crest Near Chanute and Water Plant Fortified
Twenty five years ago the Neosho river fell from an all time crest of 30.89 feet at 9 30 Friday night at Chanute. The municipal water plant stayed in operation after a crew of more than 20 men barricaded it against a feared crest of 32 feet. Fifty years ago in 1923 Shirley Bros and their salesforce had a picnic on the river north of the city at Barker farm. Attendees included Mose Shirley and family Mamie Shirley Warren Shirley Robert Shirley Mr and Mrs R G Allen Mr and Mrs George Lowrance Mrs Anna Dutch Harod Blanche Moffatt Gertrude Moffatt Mrs Mabel Irwin Ema Irwin and Mrs Ed Dye of Buffalo.
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Ema Irwin
Ed Dye
Bufalo
Titus 3: Verses on Faithful Saying and Good Works
A brief Bible verse excerpt emphasizes that those who believe in God should maintain good works as they are beneficial and profitable to people. The text cites Titus chapter 3 verse 8 and urges constant affirmation of these practices.
The Letters and Other TV Highlights on Air Tonight
TV listings feature The Letters with John Forsythe Jane Powell Ida Lupino and Barbara Stanwyck about delayed information in letters. Other shows include The Naples Beat with Richard Widmark and Rossano Brazzi, Madigan plot, Cannon detective tale, Bowling for Dollars and more late night options.
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Barbara Stanwyck
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Naples
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Television Log Shows July 6 Schedule Scatter
Channel line up lists a mix of dramas, talk shows, and reruns for Thursday evening July 6. Programs include The Waltons, Police Surgeon, Kung Fu, Streets of San Francisco, The Moon is Blue, The Tonight Show, Sirocco, and I Love Lucy among others with late night entries like Weather and One Step Beyond.
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Helen Reddy
Playhouse
New York
Ironside
San Francisco
Auditions Draw Crowds for TV Game Shows
Thousands seek spots on NBCs Hollywood Squares and Baffle and CBS Gambit as contestants. Art Alisi oversees selection, insisting auditions are open to all with equal chance, regardless of influence or connections.
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Art Alisi
Alisi
Hollywood Squares
WPC
CBS
Spinsters Ordered to Wed in Nigerian North
Reports from Nigeria describe emirs in the Islamic north declaring single women must marry within a week or face expulsion. In Minna and Zaria the drought blamed on immorality prompts morality lectures and threats, amid rising prostitution and economic pressures following civil conflict.
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Zaria
Alhaji Mohammadu Aminu
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