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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1973
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune editorial argues boycotting meat led to government intrusion and price controls that harm farmers. It cites scarce steaks and eggs, rising soybean costs, and warns of limited fish, soy, and dairy options, urging readers to accept scarcity and cheaper staples.
A speaker draws parallels between Watergate era fear and historical scares from Attica Kent State and My Lai. They warn of secret police and Gestapo tactics, urge reflection on how fear nearly eroded civil liberties, and cite Roosevelt’s line We have nothing to fear but fear itself as still true today.
Dennis Francis of Lake City Minnesota plans a 1842 mile water ski run down the Mississippi starting from Coon Rapids and ending in the Gulf of Mexico July 15. He will use an 18 foot Cobalt Tri Hull with 245 horsepower and a three man boat crew. The venture carries Minnesota sponsorship to cover about 17000 dollars and includes potential hazards from gas shortages barges wakes and floating debris. The trip coincides with the 300th anniversary of Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet and a local Birthplace of Water Skiing celebration.
The program on GBS-TV offers behind the scenes look at how CBS News covered the 1972 GOP National Convention in Miami Beach. Producer-reporter John Sharnick leads a documentary team focusing on how demonstrations and street clashes were reported amid network criticism of 1968 conventions.
White House officials secretly funneled 400000 dollars to Wallace rivals in the 1970 Alabama primary to block his governorship bid and hurt his 1972 presidential chances. Haldeman orchestrated the plan with Kalmbach and Raine while Justice Department tax probes targeted Gerald Wallace.
A chaotic TV guide shows last minute changes across channels with early evening lineups featuring Helen Reddy’s summer show and guests Flip Wilson and the Pointer Sisters. Sports and CBS Reports segments appear beside classic series like Dragnet Lassie and Ironside as late night films and Tonight Show lineups fill the slate.
Tribune listings show KTEW Channel 2 and others airing a mix of dramas, comedies, game shows, and movies from 6:30 a.m. to 2:15 a.m. Highlights include The Brady Bunch, Sanford and Son, The Twilight Zone, Love American Style, The Tonight Show, and cinema features such as Chuka and A Creature Walks Among Us.
Mrs William Bright and Mrs Earl Pruitt hosted a wiener marshmallow roast Sunday evening in Highland Park for Mrs Faye Hazen celebrating her birthday. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Kenneth Williams and others. Tuesday the Standard Bearers club met at Mrs Klingers 602 West Main where Laura Maude McCune was elected president Wanda Riley vice president Evelyn Cedar secretary and Emma Baker treasurer.
The Chamber of Commerce membership committee led by Jim King and Larry Nuss seeks more members in Fort Scott. Currently 37 firms support through multiple memberships and 124 individuals pay 50 dollars annually. An effort targets increasing multiple memberships.
Iola Allen County noxious weed supervisor Richard Bradford has been certified under the Kansas Pesticide Use Law and the Kansas Noxious Weed Law. The certification confirms Bradford’s full knowledge of herbicides insecticides fungicides rodenticides and horticulture.
Central Publishing Company will hold the grand opening of its new plant from 1 to 5 p.m. Sunday. The plant is located a mile east of Iola on US 54. The public may attend to tour the new facilities. Refreshments and souvenirs will be offered. The company publishes county directories, including Neosho's, and maps.
A concise note presents Proverbs 27 20, Hell and destruction are never full so the eyes of man are never satisfied. The line offers a moral reflection likely from a religious publication intended for daily scripture meditations.
The notice lists mail subscription prices for trade territory households in Neosho Allen Wilson and Woodson counties with taxes. It details rates for outside trade territory Chanute post office boxholders and area towns with carrier delivery including tax and postage. It also notes Chanute carrier and AP membership rights and prepayment.
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