Southeast Kansas counties plan juvenile detention center near Parsons
Editorial notes that jailing juveniles with felons harms youths and urges reform. Nine counties in southeast Kansas propose building and operating a juvenile detention center near Parsons to centralize custody for the See-Kan region.
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Kansas
Parsons
See-Kan
Chanute Faces City Manager Search and Utility Upgrades
City commissioners reevaluate selecting a permanent Chanute city manager with the interim manager leaving by July 1. The role oversees three utilities and city operations, demanding broad management beyond technical tasks. The water plant expansion and gas mains repairs are urged as urgent capital upgrades to improve service.
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Chanute
Primetime Syndication Expands as FCC Time Shuffle Grows
The FCC order forcing networks to cede half an hour of prime time spurs local programming and sales. Independent producers rush to fill slots with local news, reruns, and new shows like David Frost Revue and Tommy Smothers variety. NBC and ABC outline plans with National Geographic reruns, Lassie, and new action and detective series amid expanding local-station lineups.
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NEW York
Federal Communications Commission
Losmy Smothers
Lassie
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
David Frost
Tommy Smothers
Lawsrence Welk
NBC
CBS
Monty Nash
Simon Locke
Washington
Cleveland
San Francisco
Bible Verse Moses reads covenant at Sinai
Exodus 24 7 records André Moses reading the book of the covenant to the people who vow to obey all that the Lord has spoken. The refrain signals a formal pledge of obedience.
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André
Moses
Partons May Be Tiny Subatomic Particles Found
Stanford scientists report evidence for new subatomic particles called partons, smaller than protons and neutrons, revealed by electron bombardment in a two mile long accelerator. Panofsky and Kendall say inelastic scattering implies internal structures, potentially explaining prior irregularities and the strong nuclear force.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford Linear Accelerator Center
Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky
Henry W. Kendall
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Scientific American Magazine
Panofsky
Stanford
Today in History July 10 1776 1898 1940 1945 1964
Today notes key events on june 10 including 1610 Dutch settlers land on Manhattan Island 1776 Continental Congress forms committee to draft independence 1898 US Marines invade Cuba 1940 Lidice destroyed by Gestapo 1945 Eisenhower awarded Order of Victory 1964 Senate ends filibuster on civil rights bill.
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Associated Press
América
Manhattan Island
N.Y
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
U.S
Cuba
Gestapo
Dems back five cent cap on campaign ad spending
Senate Democrats unanimously support a five cents per voter ceiling on TV and radio ad outlays for the 1972 campaigns. Sen. Pastore says the move is not about politics, and the party hopes to narrow a GOP financial edge. The note follows a debt colored party stance in a pivotal election year.
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Senate
Congress
White House
Sen. O. Pastore
D-R.sr
Facing the Music earns credentials of honor
A West Point graduate who deserted to Sweden rather than Vietnam duty is contrasted with David Harris husband of Joan Baez. The piece argues true honor comes from facing consequences, accepting penalties, and remaining loyal to one’s country rather than fleeing abroad.
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Associated Press
West Point
Sweden
Vietnam
U.S
David Harris
Joan
Harris
Robert F. Kennedy
Canada
Air Force Band Denied Graduation Performance at Segregated Alabama School
The Pentagon over objections ordered an Air Force band to Montgomery Academy for graduation. The private all white school, set since 1959, faced renewed requests after publicly opening admissions with a $1,000 tuition. The band faced internal grumbling as the controversy grew.
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Washington
Pentagon
Frank Mess
D-Utah
Air Force
Montgomery
Ala
Montgomery Academy
James McIntyre
Maj
Melvin Huyett
Air Force Band Controversy at Maxwell and Federal Building Costs
The article reports at Maxwell Air Force Base officials balking at marching band appearances at high schools, with General McIntyre overruling the decision. It also covers Senator Moss pressuring for cancelling Air Force participation, and a separate inquiry by Senator Randolph into federal building costs, noting HUD headquarters pricing and potential taxpayer savings from better bulbs and fixtures.
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Maxwell Air Force Base
Huyett
McIntyre
Washington
Senator Moss
Air Force
Robert Seamans
Moss
Montgomery
Okinawa Reversion Ceremonies Set for June Seventeen
Secretary of State Rogers and Foreign Minister Aichi announced ceremonies on June 17 to sign the pact returning Okinawa to Japan in 1972. The agreement reportedly removes nuclear weapons from the island converts Naha airport to civilian use and has Japan paying leases given up by the United States.
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William P. Rogers
Kiichi Aichi
Okinawa
Japan
United States
Voice of America
Nixon
Eisaku Sato
Ryukyu Islands
Classified deadlines for next day ads shown
Display style classifieds must be placed by noon the day before. For standard ads call 431-4100. same day service available for ads placed before 9 30 a.m. on weekdays and 9 a.m. Saturdays.
TV Tonight Highlights Major 1960s Lineup
Prime time listings show Tonight's top shows across networks withschedules including Family Affair Alias Smith and Jones Make Room for Grand Daddy Shelley Berman on Adam-12 and Dean Martin Variety Hour guests. The block also features Mister Rogers Ironside Bewitched and later Dick Cavett Perry Mason and Johnny Carson across stations.
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Alias Smith & Jones
Misterogers
Flip Wilson
Family Affair
Lancer
Washington Review
Ironside
Danny Thomas
Fishin’ Hole
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Perry Mason
Television Schedule Page From June Evening Lineup
The log lists TV channels KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF and Chanute 3 with evening programs for June 1 including High Chaparral The Brady Bunch Misterogers Neighbor The Interns Nanny Jim French Chef Shepherds America Partridge Family Days of Fury The Name of Game The Innocents That Girl Odd Couple Love Boat Style past Review Wedding Preview Burke's Weather News Tonight Show and The Tonight Show with guests Dick Cavett Merv Griffin and other late night features.
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Dick Cavett
Griffie
News
Robinson Crusoe
Mystery Island
Energy Crisis Foreseen by Texas Oil Spokesman
William J. Murray of Austin, head of the Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association, says the U S faces a national energy crisis and calls for annual production limits. He notes lost spare capacity of about 3 million barrels a day and urges higher wellhead prices to spur domestic exploration.
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Houston
Texas Independent Oil Operators
United States
Nixon
William J. Murray
Austin
Texas Independent Producers & Royalty Owners Association
Murray
Hendrik Houthakker
Council of Economic Advisers
Houthhakker
Texas
Con
Mitchell attacking fairness bias in Nixon era trials
Attorney General John N. Mitchell told the National District Attorneys Association that the Nixon administration will end what he calls a preoccupation with fairness for the accused. He argued courts obscure facts and distort justice through sophistry. He cited the claim that media exposure prevents impartial juries.
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Washington (Ap
John N. Mitchell
Nixon
Mitchell
National District Attorneys Association
Discharged veterans report to Se lective Service
Richard Ahring and Otto L Bright, among discharged veterans, reported at Selective Service headquarters. Martin L. Litwin named Summerfield scholar and Chanute High School graduate excels in basketball and tennis. C E Dickerhoof notes rising light plane production across Kansas Oklahoma Missouri. City commission ordnance aims to curb stolen car sales by requiring two identifiable buyers or dealers.
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Richard Ahring
N. Ashby
Otto L. Bright
Washington
Selective Service
Martin L
Buddy” Litwin
Ben Litwin
Summerfield
Chanute High School
C. E. Dickerhoof
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Chanute Tribune Publishes Classifieds and Subscription Rates
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription prices for local and outside trade areas, including in town carrier and boxholder options. It notes AP news rights and the paper's status as a member of the Associated Press and Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Neosh@len, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Ferstory
Kansas
Chanute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
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