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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1971
Page
2
The editorial condemns the belief that the war could be won in 30 days by unleashing bombing on Hanoi and Haiphong. It argues myths arise to satisfy psychic needs and that failure is blamed on insufficient effort, noting the hypothetical impact of Barry Goldwater’s 1964 election.
A reflective critique argues the United States avoided a total victory in Vietnam to prevent inviting larger rival powers Russia and China into a broader conflict. It contends denial of mistakes fuels future missteps and national self-delusion.
The essay argues Americans chase quick fixes in technology and foreign policy, seeking utopian outcomes and easy cures. It cautions that complex human affairs resist permanent solutions and warns against credulity toward “easy answers” offered by merchants, urging perseverance for a better tomorrow.
A compact recap of notable anniversaries. Highlights include Magna Carta signing in 1215, Franklin's electricity kite experiment in 1752, Washington taking command in 1775, Arkansas statehood in 1836, the General Slocum disaster in 1904, and other historic milestones through recent years.
Washington Merry Go Round exposes Nassikas allegedly withholding evidence and misrepresenting data to justify a four billion dollar rate increase for natural gas producers. The Nassikas Papers allegedly show reliance on gas industry information over internal economist studies, challenging public protections.
The piece details Haskell Wald and other FPC economists doubting industry gas reserve data for Louisiana fields and a 1.3 trillion cubic feet error. Nassikas and Gooch reportedly downplayed risks while Senate figures pressed for confirmation. The memo chain culminates with Wald warning of possible 40 to 42 percent discrepancies and a $4 billion impact.
Minutiae notes call for an injunction against KU and K-State football games and Anthony dog and horse races amid gambling warnings. Vern Miller pledged equal enforcement and fair play, but observers say his office has shown weakness and selective action.
A critical column accuses Vern Miller of targeting drug users while tolerating open alcohol at events and tailgate areas. The piece questions his stance on equal enforcement and points to alleged selective application of law to powerful interests and football games.
An AP analysis notes Perim Island in Bab al Mandab could blockade Israel's southern port Aqaba, risking a war similar to 1967 if sea lanes are closed. After a Gulf of Aden tanker attack by the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine, Israel warns of grave implications and Meir appeals to maritime powers to protect shipping.
AP writer Cynthia Lowry discusses TV audience research showing soap fans skew younger and more urban, with game show fans older and wealthier. It notes Carson Cavett and Griffin fans lean female, Nielsen data guiding advertising buys, and a seasonal rise in daily viewing hours from October to April.
Prime time listings mix talk shows and comedies with Bill Cosby and Green Acres appearing alongside Marcus Welby and Hee Haw. The schedule also notes Dr Cook's Garden and Justice In America with late night Perry Mason and Florida Special listed.
The Tribune lists daytime to evening TV slots for Monday through Friday across stations KCMO TV Ch 5 KUHI TV Ch 16 KOAM TV Ch 7 KMBC TV Ch 9 KTWU TV Ch 1 KODE TV Ch 12 WIBW TV Ch 13 KTEW TV Ch 2 WDAF TV Ch 4 Chanute Ch 3. June 16 shows include Shiloh Eddie's Father Room 222 Stump the Stars Smith Family To Rome With Love and more.
Frank Sinatra, 55, gave his last performance at a Music Center gala that raised 800000 for the Motion Picture and Television Relief Fund. Attended by Vice President Agnew and Governor Reagan, he received three standing ovations and closed with Angel Eyes as the spotlit stage faded.
The cafe owner added seven boys about 16 years old to the serving staff to meet a shortage of efficient waitresses. In Washington a Senate House deadlock over drafting teenagers nears compromise with 18-year-olds as a last resort and overseas duty barred until 19. Local oil prices dropped 25 cents to 1.25 a barrel while wheat harvest begins earlier than usual.
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom Psalm 111:10. Display style classifieds must be placed by 12 noon the day before. Same day service for classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 9 a m Saturdays. Dial 431 4100.
Rates list for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson and surrounding areas with tax details. Includes in territory and outside trade territory figures for 1 year 6 months 3 months 1 month plus carrier options and Chanute boxholders. Notes: Member Audit Bureau of Circulations AP exclusive to local news and AP dispatches.
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