Bicentennial religious celebration planned in Chanute
Chanute clergy organize a union service for July 4 1976 at Royster Stadium 7 p m under Rev Marshall Davidson. The program Our Religious Heritage In Song directed by Nada Dobson features old hymns narrations tracing America’s religious history inviting all to attend and worship in their own churches before joining the evening program.
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Chanute Ministerial Alliance
Marshall Davidson
Royster Stadium
Nada Dobson
America
Neosho Valley seeks history of Bailey Bank building
The Neosho Valley Historical Society seeks information on the Bailey bank building at Main and Highland Chanute Kansas. They want old photos and a detailed history of its use and occupancy plus dates of any additions. Information may be mailed to Box 775 Chanute 66720.
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Bailey Bank
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Chanute Seen Holding Answer to Postal Service Problems
A San Francisco Examiner cartoon from June 3 suggests Chanute may offer a solution to the Postal Service’s money troubles. The Tribune notes A. F. Van Alstyne of Chanute Mfg. Co. sent a reproduction to Mike Harris for review.
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Postal Service
San Francisco Examiner
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Chanute Mfg. Co
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Chanute Cartoon Controversy Reaches Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune reports on a cross country cartoon exchange involving Van Alstyne, R. C. Lee, and Jane Brookhart. Cartoonist Ken Alexander sent a Chanute focused piece, citing geography nostalgia and euphony as reasons Chanute won. Plans to present the drawing to the Chanute post office were discussed.
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Chanute
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Barker
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The
Gordon Barker
Memorial Building
City Hall
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Alexander
Chanute Field
Parsons
Iola
Yates Center
Greater Chanute Area
Capitol Hill sex survey shocks Washington insiders
A Washington paper reports on alleged affairs by lawmakers including Rep. John Breaux in Japan with a secretary and Sen. Harry Byrd Jr. seducing a constituent. The piece notes staff buffers, use of power, and a claim of more than two dozen lawmakers involved in extra-marital affairs.
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Wayne Hays
Congress
Elizabeth Ray
Capitol Hill
Congressional
John Breaux
D-La
Japan
Tokyo
Shinmayako
Bill Clay
D-Mo
Virginia
Harry Byrd Jr
Clay
Byrd
Carl Albert
Sam Rayburn
Harry Byrd
Jack Cloherty
Bob Owens
Primaries Shape Presidential Contest In 32 Elections
The primaries end without finalizing nominees yet show their role in political shaping. They expose candidates to voters across all states, elevate previously unknown hopefuls, and test leaders under crisis. Carter Brown and Reagan benefited from broader visibility beyond Washington.
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UPI
Jimmy Carter
Ronald Reagan
Rhodesia
Ford
Bo Callaway
Carter
Edmund G. Brown Jr
California
Reagan
Verse Reflection on a Stubborn and Rebellious Generation
A devotional note cites Psalms 78 8 urging readers not to follow the rebellious generation whose hearts were not steadfast nor faithful. The verse warns against repeating past mistakes and stresses steadfast faithfulness.
Ozark Airlines to make Chanute stop after airport upgrades
Officials say Ozark Airlines will add Chanute as a regular stop once municipal airport improvements are finished. The note sits alongside a 1926 item about Lillian Green departing for Fort Collins to take a library training course.
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Lillian Green
Fort Collins
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State Agricultural College
Call Tribune Carrier For Late Delivery Hours
Instructions list contact numbers and hours for delivery issues. Reach the Tribune carrier by phone 431 4100 during 5 30 to 6 p m weekdays or by 9 00 a m Saturday for missed or late papers.
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Farm aid bill draws praise in Washington hearing
House subcommittee voiced strong support for Montana Dem Max Baucus's bill to aid 1.8 million small farmers. The measure would require USDA to identify small farmers, assess resources, and develop programs to improve techniques production and marketing.
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WASHINGTON — A_ House
Montana
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Department of Agriculture
USDA
House Family Farms and Rural Development
Ben Radcliffe
National Farmers Union
Allen Bjergo
Usda Cooperative Extension Service
Missoula
Mont
General Accounting Office
GAO
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Baucus
Subcommittee
Charles Rose
D-N.c
Full
Agriculture Committee
Walter Huddleston
D-Ky
Senate
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