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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1972
Page
2
Murray Hill Elementary tests a semi closed lunch period with 30 minute lunch breaks and 30 minute early dismissal to offset the shorter meal. Critics say the plan forces participation in the school lunch program and shortens play time, offering unclear benefits to students while aiding the school.
An all white jury acquitted Angela Davis in the 1970 Soledad courthouse escape case tied to George Jackson. Reactions split between views of justice and systemic flaws as celebrations and death threats follow the verdict. Davis questioned fairness while California argued the trial proceeded properly.
Congress appears ready to commit 225 million dollars in new grants and 100 million in guaranteed loans to Amtrak to save the passenger service. The conference committee set terms on salaries and loan guarantees while preserving ongoing service and potential revenue from mail and express carriage.
A discussion on career misfits and changing paths cites Ann Lippe a Tampa debutante who became a bellydancer after leaving traditional roles. It then covers the Commerce Lions Club setback from a park project collapse and their quick action to fill the resulting shaft hole. Also notes couples wed at the bottom of a swimming pool in Epernay France by skin diving club members.
Lester Cooper, ABC producer of Make A Wish, argues for support of quality children’s programming. He cites fast cutting and varied formats in new shows, notes parental questions from youths, and urges networks to back and audiences to value positive children’s content.
A devotional note quotes John 17 23 promising that the Father will give whatever is asked in Jesus name. The message emphasizes faith and prayer in daily reflections.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports the FBI spent substantial time tracking Rep Henry Reuss's daughter and son, despite Reuss's reputation as a banking reform advocate and antiwar activist. The piece notes the family’s schooling, pacifist ties, and the FBI’s broad scrutiny.
A newspaper synopsis surveys FBI surveillance of Congressman Mike Reuss and family links to activist circles. It notes Reuss's associations with figures tied to a Marxist group, past civil rights demonstrations, and past VISTA work, alongside broader political chatter about McGovern and a list of so-called Dirty Dozen environmental concerns. The piece also reports Nixon’s cautious optimism on Vietnam settlement and possible cease-fire talks amid strategic stalemate.
Notice of same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays and 1 p m Friday for Saturday editions. Display style ads must be placed by 12 noon the day prior. Dial 431 4100.
The listing shows Melba Moore and Clifton Davis hosting a five week series starting tonight with guests Jean Stapleton and Moms Mabley. Programs include Medical Center Marnix storyline, Mannix missing letter case, and a mix of classics like Hogan's Heroes Green Acres and Partridge Family.
Television grid from The Tribune shows daytime schedules for KCMO TV Channel 5 KUHI TV Channel 16 KOAM Channel 7 KMBC Channel 9 KTWU Channel 11 KODE Channel 12 WIBW Channel 13 KTEW Channel 2 Chanute Channel 3 WDAF Channel 4 and local programs across stations. It lists shows such as High Chaparral Stand Up and Cheer Dr. Simon Locke Hee Haw Hogan's Heroes and more with times from 6:00 to 2:15.
Notable events include the 1942 Battle of Midway victory, Daniel Boone beginning Kentucky exploration in 1769, the first American independence resolution in 1776, and Lincoln’s 1864 renomination. Also noted are 1940 Norway resistance end, 1948 Eisenhower at Columbia, Khrushchev remarks in 1962, and Suez crisis tensions in 1955. Birthdays listed for Tom Jones, Gwendon Brooks, and Jaime Laredo.
Stark Saddle Club and Grant Community Association sponsor a rodeo tomorrow featuring roping bull dogging and riding acts with prizes totaling over 500. The event will include clowns music trick roping and riding as part of Thirty Five Years Ago item rollout.
Publication details outline subscription rates for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson County and surrounding Kansas areas plus tax and delivery options. It lists staff roles including publisher and editor and notes AP and Audit Bureau membership for local news republication rights.
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