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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
2
A 71 year old Utah tax auditor died on a bicycle trip from Salt Lake City to Kansas after a heart attack near Denver. The piece praises his courage and urges others to embrace life rather than yield to age, noting the death as a testament to living unafraid.
The HEW and other agencies conducted LSD trials on about 2500 prisoners patients and volunteers over several years. Critics question consent and the lack of full knowledge about risks noting informed consent may be impossible with mental illness and fear it affects test accuracy.
A humorous column riffs on fortune telling from palms to knees. Keith Wright cites a San Diego reader named Gypsy Rose Knee who claims to read personalities from the left knee, noting bone bumps and hollows as traits. The piece blends mock interviews with the knee readout and a wry self-deprecating tone.
The Justice Department weighs complaints against major auto insurers Allstate GEICO Nationwide State Farm and Motors Insurance for directing victims to cheap unregulated repair shops. The probe could target antitrust or federal law violations with billions at stake.
Rep. Joe Skubitz and Rep. Larry Winn clash over creating a Tallgrass Prairie National Park. Winn proposes a feasibility study and park creation, while Skubitz, opposing the plan, cites state resolutions against it. A study underway by the Interior Department aims to evaluate three site options in Kansas and nearby areas.
The notice lists subscription rates for mail in trade territory and outside trade territory, including Neosho and Woodson counties, with various terms. It also provides carrier delivery and Chanute post office box options with corresponding taxes and monthly or term-based pricing.
The United Press International holds exclusive rights to republication of all local news printed in the newspaper and all UP news dispatches as acknowledged by the publisher. Members of the Audit Bureau of Circulations are noted.
Oswald Kaduk shouted at a witness in a Frankfurt Auschwitz trial claiming murder by his bare hands. The piece recalls Auschwitz Birkenau where Rudolf Hoess and SS teams used Zyklon B and gas chambers, killing up to six million people. The Polish museum preserves the site as a stark reminder of inhuman acts.
Former South Vietnamese president Nguyen Van Thieu may tour London soon before settling in Taiwan. London reports say he applied for a six month Britain visa while Taiwan officials say no travel plans have been shared. Officials suggest he may visit his 12 year old son in London if he travels.
Twenty five years ago a plume of oil rose fifty feet after 80 quarts of nitroglycerine exploded in a Chanute south oil well drilled by Chanute Drilling Co. on an old lease. The well reached 857 feet and showed sand was very good. Fifty years ago in 1925 the Park and Community Association held a profitable meeting in the new restroom. The group thanked city commissioners for a table moved from the old city hall for Highland Park picnics.
Former Alabama Governor James Folsom age 65 is in serious condition in the ICU of University Hospital after a mild stroke last week. Hospital officials say he has had periodic seizures and shortness of breath while receiving treatment. Folsom, a towering and colorful figure in Alabama politics, once served as governor in 1946 and again in 1954. He is related by marriage to Gov. George Wallace through his niece Cornelia Wallace.
Indochina will appear at the United Nations this autumn with Cambodia and the two Vietnams seeking full membership. Cambodia already seats its Assembly. the two Vietnams seek observer status and eventual admission, likely tied to U.S. Security Council approval. The United States has barred foreign aid to the Vietnams and may veto their full membership.
A quotation from I Thessalonians 5 15 urging restraint and kindness toward others. The line emphasizes not retaliating with harm and choosing goodwill instead.
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