Two New Editors Lead Kansas Newspapers
Dan Hamrick becomes editor of the Coffeyville Journal after a strong AP showing in Topeka and St. Louis. Herbert A. Meyer III takes over as publisher of the Independence Daily Reporter after his father’s death last spring.
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Topeka
St. Louis
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Independence Daily Reporter
Newcomers Help Kansas Journalism Grow in Bright Lineup
Kansas journalism welcomes a new generation of editors publishers and reporters to the field. The article recalls William Allen White Ed Howe Fred Brinkerhoff and Jack Harris as benchmarks whose strong public service legacy guides newcomers as they shape the future of the craft.
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Kansas
William Allen White
Ed Howe
Fred Brinkerhoff
Jack Harris
City Employees Family Picnic Draws Strong Civic Support
The First City Employees Family Picnic at Santa Fe Park, organized by the Recreation and Parks Commission with City Commission and City Manager backing, impressed a reader who cites wide public help from Bob Frederick, Chuck Bright, Chet Hale, Max White and Commissioner John Schultz. The event highlighted citizen concern for city workers and a united, service minded public servant culture in Chanute.
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Recreation and Parks Commission
Santa Fe Park
Bob Frederick
Chanute Bit
Spur Saddle Club
Chuck Bright
Chet Hale
Max White
NBCs Take a Giant Step debuts as education geared children show
NBC plans a Saturday morning hour long program Take a Giant Step for ages seven to fourteen premiering September 11. George A Heinemann aims to blend education with entertainment to engage kids with live broadcasts from September through June and six summer taped episodes for holidays.
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Heinemann
NBC
Keep Your Mouth Shut While in East Germany
An American student, Mark Huessy of Pomona College, recalls 13 months in East Berlin prison. He warns visitors to avoid criticizing authorities or discussing trains, as such remarks can be charged as slandering the state or hostile agitation. He was arrested Jan 4, 1970, convicted Sept 21, later reduced on appeal, and freed on probation is now back in West Berlin.
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East Germany
East Berlin
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Jericho
Pomona College
Claremont
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Huessy
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Noisy motorcycles face muffler and safety rules in Chanute
Chanute enforces state law requiring mufflers rear view mirrors footrests for passengers and helmets for riders under 21. The writer notes the clash between fun and regulation while humorously lamenting the louder bikes.
Army drug rehab program at Fort Bragg in shambles
Washington reports a confidential draft for the House Commerce Committee by Rep. John Murphy details Operation Awareness at Fort Bragg. He says the program is underfunded understaffed and failing with drugs sold on base and $500000 in equipment stolen to obtain narcotics.
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Ft. Bragg
N. C
House Commerce Committee
John Murphy
D-N.y
Murphy
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Nixon
Fort Bragg
Ft Bragg Drug Problems Widens With Navy Populations
The report details drug use at Ft Bragg including heroin from Atlanta suppliers and abuse among GIs, with 80 percent of drug patients being enlistees. It notes sharp increases since 1968 and 1971 in a Fayetteville area market, and cites military police and officers on the strain and potential discharge options.
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Fayetteville
Murphy
Ft. Bragg
This Day in History Highlights Key World Events
A look at notable events on July 28 across history. World War I began in 1914 with Austria Hungary declaring war on Serbia, and other items include the 1588 English fire ships against Spain, Peru's 1821 independence, 1940 Malta defense, and later political and regional milestones.
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Austria-Hungary
Serbia
Spain
San Martin
Peru
U.S
Haiti
Kidney Foundation Seeks Kidney Volunteers in Kansas City
Call 816-531-7282 or write 4312 Nichols Park Way Kansas City MO 64111 to join kidney donation programs. The notice urges volunteering to expand drug banks increase research provide treatment and transplants for kidney disease victims.
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Pride and Destruction Warned in Proverbs Verse
A devotional note cites Proverbs 16 18 Pride goeth before destruction and a haughty spirit before a fall. The verse is presented as a weekly reflection for readers seeking moral guidance.
Tonight's Top TV Shows and Guests Highlight
lineup includes 6:30 2 47 Men From Shiloh with Burgess Meredith as a hermit aiding an amnesia victim stalked by a lone rider. At 7:00 11 French Chef features Julia Child pizza variations. 7:30 11 Just Jazz features Billy Eckstine in final season episode. 5 6 18 Hawaii Five-O stars Harry Guardino as a suspected addict with Nancy Wilson as his girlfriend.
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Burgess Meredith
MacKenzie
Julia Child
Harry Guardino
Nancy Wilson
TV Tonight Schedule Montage
TV lineup lists 6:30 to 12:20 a.m. notes of shows and times across channels. Programs include Misterogers Neighborhood, Just Jazz, Hawaii Five-O, NFL Action, and late-night talk shows with Carson Cavett and Griffin followed by serials like Daniel Boone and Lady's Man.
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Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Toni Show
Daniel Boone
Dixie
Television Log Listing July 29 Schedule For KC Stations
Evening listings from July 29 show prime time on KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF and Chanute channels. Programs include Alias Smith and Jones Bewitched The Prodigal Mister Rogers Family Affair Ironside and more with Royals coverage and news at 10 and 11.
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Koam.-Tv
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Chanute
Mass of 1971 Kennedy half dollars idle in government stock
Nearly 200 million 1971 Kennedy half dollars sit unused in Treasury coffers as banks and the public show weak demand. Mint director Mary T. Brooks cites public unfamiliarity and hoarding habits, while banks report little ordering due to low consumer interest.
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Washington
Treasury Department
Mary T. Brooks
U.S. Mint
Federal Reserve Banks
John F. Kennedy
Brooks
Congress
Treasury
Per Capita Welfare Costs Vary in Southeast Kansas
In 1945 Neosho county showed the lowest welfare program per person cost at 7.27, well below Allen 15.68 Wilson 10.34 and Woodson 12.70. Allen county had the state's highest per capita cost. Charles O. Carter Jr. hired to teach vocational agriculture in Chanute. County Attorney T. F. Morrison visits Erie on chicken theft case involving two St. Paul men who allegedly gathered fowls, some pets, and traced owners as they were released.
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Kansas
D. E. Gelwix
Allen County
Wilson
Woodson
Charles O. Carter Jr
Morrowville
Chanute
T. F. Morrison
Erie
St. Paul
Call your Tribune carrier at 431-3400 5 30 p m
A brief instruction urges calling the Tribune carrier if you miss someone. It provides a phone number and a specific time as guidance. The note is terse and reads like a reader directive or sidebar reminder.
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Chanute Tribune Publisher and Rates Row
The Chanute Tribune lists staff roles and subscription prices for tax and delivery areas. It outlines rates for in town mail areas, trade territory, outside districts, and Chanute carriers. The notice notes AP usage rights and circulation auditing by the ABC.
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Kan
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Chanute
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