Gas system repair urged after engineering report
The Chanute Tribune urges prompt action after an engineering report finds deficiencies in the gas distribution system. It warns the current setup is dangerous and wasteful and favors a $700,000 repair program, despite higher rates, to prevent disaster and fund maintenance.
Chanute Hosts Pride Filled Weekend Sports Event
The Chanute chamber plans a 2 day golf ballorama to attract visitors and boost tourism. Organizers urge local groups to host out of town guests and create a packed sports calendar including tennis baseball boating motorcross and garden tours with nightlife and dining options to showcase Chanute hospitality.
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O Brien Sues Over Break In At D N C Headquarters
The case centers on an attempted break in at Lawrence O Briens Democratic National Committee headquarters and his million dollar suit against the Committee for the Re election of the President. Five men were arrested at the Washington apartment complex housing the D N C. O Brien links the suspects to the Republican N O C and White House in a political espionage frame. He seeks a court assessment for damages and questions the motive and sources of campaign funds.
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U S Attorney Blames NY Times and Daily News for Leaks
U S Attorney Whitney North Seymour Jr accuses the New York Times and Daily News of premature disclosure that spoiled an 18 month undercover probe into corruption among judges and prosecutors. He says advance notices to editors undermined secrecy and halted the investigation. The papers deny wrongdoing and say Seymour compromised confidentiality by sharing material with Life magazine.
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Summer of The Common Man Begins with Comedy Shows
ABC launches two new situation comedies The Super focuses on a crumbling apartment building superintendent and his teen son The Corner Bar follows bar and grill customers in a deteriorating New York neighborhood The reviews note uneven laughs and reliance on topical jokes with mixed reactions to character warmth and material
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Items from China touted by local Chamber official
Twenty five years ago Carl G. Normelli, chamber manager, listed items from a Hong Kong firm including Tainglee canes bamboo shoots silk singlets and Swatow drawn work. Humboldt hosts a memorial service after the Odd Fellows lodge and Rebekahs meeting honoring deceased members. 50 years ago former Gov W R Stubbs to speak at Fourth of July celebration.
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John Lindsey
Senate Pistol Scare Halts Dodd Censure Debate
Five years ago this week in the Senate chamber Senator Tom Dodd sat slumped with a loaded pistol in his coat pocket as colleagues moved toward censuring him. Witnesses feared he might shoot himself, turning the scene into a tragic moment amid high political tension.
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Dodd’s Senate censure and a pistol plot revealed
The 1967 censure of Senator Dodd followed a tense day after he asked aides to bring a small automatic pistol for protection. Staffers hid and retrieved the weapon on the Senate floor, but Dodd was disarmed without incident. He later supported gun control laws enacted in 1968 and 1970.
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Television Highlights: Stand Up and Cheer Al Jolson and Assignment K
At 6:30 Johnny Mann salutes Al Jolson in Stand Up and Cheer. At 7:30 Hard Traveling shows Mil lard Lampell montage on hard times with period films and sketches of a youth leaving home. At 8:00 Assignment K, a 1968 English spy film, portrays counterspies chasing microfilmed messages.
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TV Tonight Schedule Highlights and Times
A nightly lineup lists shows across stations with times from 6 to 2:15 a.m. Includes High Chaparral Stand Up and Cheer Dr. Simon Locke Hee Haw Hogan's Heroes Beaver Lake It's Your Bet The Electric Co Green Acres Flip Wilson Alias Smith and Jones My World and Welcome To It Thirty Minutes With My 3 Sons NET Playhouse Longstreet Ironside The Bobo Assignment Four Pioneers Owen Marshall Dean Martin World Press Critic at Large Signpost to Murder The Light Touch Tonight Show Dick Cavett Paul Harvey Divorce Court The Milkman Story of Jesus
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Television Log for Friday Prime Time Listings
The page displays Friday evening and late night TV schedules for multiple channels including KCMO TV 5 KUHI TV 16 KOAM TV 7 KMBC TV 4 KTWU TV 11 KODE TV 12 KTEW TV 2 Chanute 3 WDAF TV 4. Programs range from westerns and game shows to dramas and news with titles like High Chaparral Sanford and Son Hollywood Squares The Partridge Family Love American Style Nightly news and late night talk shows. Details include show times from 6:00 PM through 2:30 AM and occasional film titles such as Man on a String and The Great Sioux Uprising.
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This Day in History June 22 Highlights and Birthdays
On June 22 1941 Germany invaded the Soviet Union. Napoleon abdicated in 1815. DOJ established in 1870. King George V crowned in 1911. Joe Louis beat Jim Braddock in 1937. Air France crash at Guadeloupe ten years ago. Birthdays include Anne Morrow Lindbergh and Joseph Papp. Thought for today by Thomas Edison.
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Exclusive AP Rights Declared for Local News Copy
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news and AP dispatches in the newspaper, asserting entitlement to republication and distribution of the AP content.
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