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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1973
Page
2
The public grows tired of Watergate coverage as Senate hearings continue with little impact. Republicans want to end the probe, while Democrats push on, though 18 months remain before the next national election. The hearings reveal central figures but leave many questions unresolved.
Dr. John R. Coleman of Haverford College spent two months living menial jobs to connect with ordinary people. He did ditch digging in Ontario and Atlanta, dishwashing in Boston, sandwich work in Oyster House and garbage collection in College Park to relearn practical life and better teach beyond books. He seeks to understand people outside academia and regain forgotten perspectives.
In a May 28 letter from Bolivia the Rev. Jerry Beat, former assistant at St. Patrick's Chanute, describes arriving in Cochabamba at 8600 feet, traveling from La Paz and Caracas to Barquisimeto, joining a mission project with 50,000 charged, and learning Spanish during six months abroad while noting local soccer fervor and a photo of Royals players in Caracas.
Twenty five years ago an explosion at the Warwick Wax Refining Co plant two miles southwest of Chanute caused about two thousand dollars in damage.
Chanute public library faces a moral riddle as a theft exposes intellectual curiosity. Librarians list new titles across arts, architecture, costume, music, and crafts including two hundred years of Native American art and America’s Knitting Book. The column surveys leisure reads and hands on activities for all ages with wide bibliographic variety.
Classified Cambodian documents smuggled from Phnom Penh show battlefield commanders urging bombing and strafing of hospitals. U S authorities say planes are barred from hitting hospitals and pagodas, yet radio transcripts reveal pilots unsure if targets are friendly or Communist and seeking to avoid pagodas while moving through dense bunker zones.
The document cache reveals orders for sudden incidents and strafing near hospitals in Cambodia and Vietnam with 500 pound limits and no attacks on structures unless under fire. Diplomatic sources say U S command of air operations shapes strikes on hospitals while civilian tolls rise across villages.
Local newspaper carries a standard copyright notice reserving exclusive republication rights to the Associated Press for local news and AP dispatches with the statement that AP holds exclusive use. The badge marks the paper as a member of the Associated Press.
Marlon Brando appeared on ABC's Dick Cavett Show to address the plight of American Indians. He criticized Hollywood and government treatment, declined to discuss his films, and pledged continued protest actions like his Oscar speech protest via Sacheen Littlefeather.
Channel listings preview upcoming premieres and notable programs. Highlights include Thicker than Water starring Julie Harris and Richard Long, The Quiet American with Audie Murphy, and classic films like Say Goodbye Maggie Cole and Willie and Joe Back at the Front, plus game shows, sports and late night hours.
TV listings show daytime and evening blocks across stations KTEW TV KUHI TV KMBC KMBC TV WDAF and others for Thursday June 14. Notable programs include The Waltons Ironside Street of San Francisco World News Tonight and Dick Cavett with Tonight Show coverage at various time slots.
This nostalgic column lists signs that aging years are visible in everyday life from Ruth's 714 home runs to fashion changes and memory quirks. It reflects on 20th century nostalgia and how perceptions shift as time passes. Reading this column can evoke tears and sentiment about aging.
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