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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1971
Page
2
The piece argues Nixon could run without Agnew if Dixie support remains loyal after recent court rulings. It suggests a balanced ticket should promote unity and end the war with honor, proposing a juxtaposition of Nixon 1968 imagery with his current stance.
In Iola Nebraska a clash over law and order erupts after Vern Miller targets a local American Legion club, seizing five slot machines and two gambling tables. The episode spurs debate on impartial enforcement and hypocrisy in policing long cited by critics.
In a 5-4 decision Justice Stewart narrows search exemptions under the Fourth Amendment. The ruling casts doubt on Nixon era wiretap policies and overturns Edward H. Coolidge Jr. s conviction, ordering a new trial for lack of a neutral magistrate warrant. The court stresses warrants are generally required, with limited exceptions.
Washington Merry-Go-Round reports Senator Bob Dole pressured GAO to investigate Manny Fierro a Kansas constituent with a 70000 government feed and film contract for the Kansas Human Needs Corporation Fierro held a Washington press conference May 21 describing poor Chi cano lives and urging Kansas officials to aid them in contrast to oilmen claims Dole demanded GAO review two days later
Fierro alleges a Dole inquiry was retaliation and sought a meeting with Dole, while Dole staffer Kats denies threats. Fierro faces harassment, police actions, and eviction attempts amid a widening dispute over a GAO investigation. The period also notes Nixon signing and slow enactment of the Occupational Safety and Health Act.
Clyde Reed announces four journalism graduates join The Parsons Sun as the paper advances into its 200th year. Reed, ex Kansas Board of Regents member, supports education and shares Deane Malott’s printed remarks on higher education changes. Malott highlights key course requirement shifts.
malott predicts education will be a continuous process with more off campus study and retraining for adults. He notes rising student governance roles and cost shifts to students. Emphasis moves from memorization to critical thinking and work experience. Trustees of the Kansas University Endowment Assn. are urged to act as ambassadors of change on Mount Oread.
AP reports Bob Barker reliably places in Nielsen top ten twice yearly through Truth or Consequences and beauty pageants Miss U S A and Miss Universe. Barker earns 15000 to 80000 yearly for hosting duties and prefers flexible work over scripted acting. He rose from radio jobs to hosting duties by 1950 with wife Dorothy Jo.
Temperatures near 100 degrees are forecast for tomorrow with a low around 70. Neosho River stands 13.5 feet above normal and rising an inch per hour. Mrs. Elmer Locke found 10 two by one inch snake eggs in a potato hill. In 1921 a new fishing law allows seining the lower Neosho with a special commercial permit and Earlton’s chautauqua begins. Ralph Edwards hosts Truth or Consequences later TV work noted.
Historic events span wars and politics from 1812 France's war on Russia to 1962 Soviet veto in the UN Security Council. Notable moments include Napoleon's second abdication in 1815 and the 1870 creation of the U S Department of Justice.
Federal records show 1590 private conversations were tapped last year in Kansas and Missouri. Kansas accounted for 374 conversations while Missouri accounted for 1216.
Kansas City firm J F Pritchard and Co wins a $50 million contract to build a liquified natural gas facility at Skikda Algiers. Pritchard Rhodes Ltd will supply procurement construction supervision and startup services using its proprietary technology. About 100 staff from London and Kansas City will work on the project with first production planned for October 1974. Engineering should finish late next year.
Psalm 23 4 is cited for daily verse with ad copy terms for classifieds placement. A 1960s federal report on intercepted conversations shows 390601 total nationwide. Kansas and Missouri authorities reported no eavesdropping cases. Regulations prohibit disclosing individual names or premises addresses in judge reports or law enforcement disclosures.
Running list of shows and times includes 6:30 to 12:20 a.m. with programs such as Bonanza, Hee Haw, Green Acres, All in the Family, Marcus Welby and Perry Mason. Notable items include The Advocates discussion on troop withdrawal and Tonight Show guests.
Dated Monday listing TV channels and prime time shows from 6 to 12 PM. Programs include Mister Rogers Neighborhood Shiloh Family Room 222 Love on a Rooftop The Masterpiece Theater Hawaii Five O News Weather and Tonight Show plus late sports and classic dramas.
Local newspaper credit and public domain notice stating exclusive republication rights of AP dispatches and local news for the Associated Press member publication. The notice protects AP content and confirms member rights for republication.
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