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A youth voice challenges older generations over war and racism. The writer accuses politicians of twisting truth and urges Chanute youths to unite to create a safer, fairer future for their children.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1972
Page
2
A youth voice challenges older generations over war and racism. The writer accuses politicians of twisting truth and urges Chanute youths to unite to create a safer, fairer future for their children.
Midtown Musings notes filing chaos at the Kansas secretary of state on primary filing day. In a presidential year 72 filed for state offices and 509 total candidates appear on Aug. 1 ballots, including John Stewart changing from lieutenant governor to State Senate. The writer, unopposed for Kansas House seat, is told he is the only one among 18,000 in his district willing to serve.
A citizen trio questions Clem Keller, parks director, for taking breaks and going home during work time. Editor notes Keller sources say breaks allow cafe visits and personal tool retrieval, while Main Street serves as a quick travel route to City Park.
Improvements at city parks include playground equipment and rest room repairs with materials ordered for the rejuvenation program. City officials also note a problem monkey at City Park that escaped from Monkey Island and scratched a child. Orville Moulton becomes Chanute Lions Club president at a Highland Park picnic, succeeding Wilford Johnson, in front of over 80 members and families. Fifty years ago in 1922, a quarter inch of rain followed a dust storm, the first rain in over 11 days.
Washington Merry-Go-Round notes lessons from unpublished Pentagon Papers on Nixon Johnson Hanoi negotiations. It highlights that bombing synchronized with talks backfired, Hanoi aims for unified rule of Vietnam, and North Vietnamese patience outlasts Western pressure. Paper urges study of these lessons for peace efforts.
Chanute public librarian notes new acquisitions across arts crafts and hobbies led by Contemporary Stone Sculpture Drawing People Acrylic Watercolor Painting and The Needlework Book Creative Knitting and Crocheting Fell s Guide to Hand Puppets plus reference works on coins currency pottery and minerals Field guides on landforms and gems and minerals appear alongside field and nature titles for reptile amphibian and plant care. Spectator readers gain Rodeo The death by own action Circuit and The Lions of Living Free.
Informed sources say a bomb on board likely caused the Convair jetliner crash in the central highlands near Saigon killing 81 aboard. Investigators rule out collision, weather, and military activity as causes and examine passenger insurance policies.
The schedule shows guests Fred and Virginia on It's Your Bet with Joe and Shirley Flynn. Programs include Montserrat, The High Chaparral, The Dick Van Dyke Show, Lassie, Gunsmoke, Pay or Die, The Cavern, Doris Day, Sonny and Cher, The Tonight Show, and News updates.
A compact list of daytime and early evening programs across channels KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW and more for the week. It covers morning 5:30 to late night time blocks with titles such as Today Show News and What Every Woman Wants to Know, Jeopardy, General Hospital, and The Tonight Show along with various children's and public affairs slots.
On this date in 1945 the United Nations charter was signed in San Francisco by 50 nations. Also noted are Pizarro slain in 1541 and the Virginia Company lottery in 1614. Atlantic City boardwalk completed in 1870 and Johansson’s 1959 boxing title win are mentioned.
Bible verse from Leviticus appears alongside brief world notes. Mentions Formosa, Kosygin’s Cuba visit, US British computer parts deal with the USSR, and two birthday milestones Pearl Buck and William P Lear. Ends with a teaching proverb.
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