Editorial Page Warns of Slippery Path at Democratic Convention
The Miami Beach editorial notes skepticism toward Abbie Hoffman and Jerry Rubin declaring peaceful Yippie actions while Ed Sanders hints at plans to confront Chicago Mayor Richard Daley. It cites heightened law and order measures, a cautious Police Chief, and a warning that past Chicago tensions could reappear if cooperation and restraint fail.
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Abbie Hoffman
Jerry Rubin
Miami Beach
Ed Sanders
Chicago
Richard Daley
Illinois
Peoples Forum On Generations And Responsibility
Letter from a young writer 19 argues for understanding between generations. He credits elders for innovations and warns against blaming others for present problems, noting wars, segregation, campus tensions, thefts, and vandalism while urging responsibility and learning from past mistakes.
No-Fault Could Up Rates in Kansas
James M. Barnett of Overland Park warned that Kansas motorists face rate hikes over 30 percent if a proposed federal no fault auto insurance bill passes. A Senate Commerce subcommittee advanced the bill 13 to 4.
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James M. Barnett
Overland Park
Kansas Trial Lawyers Association
Kansas
Senate Commerce Committee
Barnett
Senate
Commerce Committee
Congress
Market Insight From a Securities Seminar
A Kansas City securities meeting highlights broad optimism about the market. The Chicago mutual fund president predicts the Dow Jones Industrials will reach 1200-1300 in 1973, noting a past warning when 1000 was touched and a later drop to 600 did occur.
Mancini on Film and TV music emotion and sound
Mancini explains that motion picture scoring must convey emotion within fixed time frames and that TV music often relies too heavily on background cues. He notes modern films have less music, TV uses more, and his new series Mancini Generation records most music in studio for optimal television sound.
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Cynthia Lowry
Mancini
Justice Dept set to settle big drug antitrust suit
Washington reports the Justice Department plans a multimillion dollar antitrust settlement with Pfizer American Cyanamid Bristol Myers Squibb and Upjohn tied to funding for Republican causes. The case echoes the ITT settlement and targets overcharges on tetracycline while taxpayers pay.
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Washington
Justice Department
ITT
Pfizer
American Cyanamid
Bristol-Meyers
Squibb
Upjohn
Rug Pulled in Drug Firm Suit Seeks Settlement Fallout
A civil suit accuses drug firms of unethical sales practices for tetracycline and alleges a secret settlement offer of 14.3 million to drop prosecution with overcharged customers gaining nothing. Judge Miles Lord criticized the deal as unjust and noted final approval rests with Attorney General Kleindienst amid ongoing criminal actions against Pfizer.
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Miles Lord
St. Paul, Minn
Richard McLaren
Justice Department Antitrust
Judge Lord
Lewis Bernstein
Justice Department
Lord
Bernstein
Treasury
Richard Kleindienst
Housing Cash To Six Cities
Six Kansas communities receive Department of Housing and Urban Development grants totaling 6.92 million dollars. Leavenworth gets 2 million for 100 elderly units. Salina 969,090 for 100 single-family homes. Hill City 480,000 for 25 units. Manhattan 1.48 million for 60 units north Manhattan and 522,000 for 24 Meadowbrook units. Valley Falls 480,000 for 24 dwellings including 16 for the elderly. Nicodemus 14,000 for 10 dwellings. Humboldt Carl Autry buys 24 acres from Walter Wulf for subdivision to hold 30-49 homes across 10 blocks.
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Washington
Kansas
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Leavenworth
Salina
Hill City
Manhattan
North
Meadowbrook
Valley Falls
Nicodemus
Humboldt
Carl Autry
Walter Wulf
Psalm Verse Blessing From This Time Forth
A brief religious note identifies Psalm 15 verse 18 and its call to blessing the Lord from this time forth and for evermore.
Ladies present U S Flag to city for flagpole at city hall
The Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic donated a United States flag to the city. Mayor Hamilton and the city commission accepted the gift and will erect a flagpole in front of city hall to display it.
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the Grand Army of the Republic
U. S
Hamilton
Chanute Tribune Publication and Rates Notice
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details, staff contacts, and subscription rates for various regions. Rates vary by trade territory and delivery method, including in town carrier, mail, and boxholder options with applicable taxes and terms.
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Neoshe, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Two Daughters and a TV Grid Across The Night
The listing blends film and TV shows across schedules featuring Satyajit Ray's two stories in One film, Isadora Pt. 1, Room 222, Five Weeks in a Balloon, various Westerns and comedies, and late night features including Weather and Chase a Crooked Shadow. Dates and channel numbers anchor the lineup.
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Satyajit Ray
Red Buttons
Fabian
Room 222
Pete Dixon
Sanford & Son
On this date in history and birthdays
This entry lists notable events on June 30 across history. It notes Truman ordering U S troops to Korea in 1950, the 1777 British evacuation of New Jersey, the 1834 creation of Indian Territory, the 1859 Niagara Falls tightrope act, Hitler's 1934 purge, Haile Selassie appealing to the League, the 1946 atomic test at Bikini Atoll, postwar U S Mexico relations in 1962, South Vietnamese political shifts in Saigon, a Soviet space tragedy a year earlier, birthdays of Walter Ulbricht and Susan Hayward, and a thought from Louisa May Alcott.
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Associated Press
U.S
Japan
Republic of Korea
New Jersey
Staten Island
N.Y
Indian Territory
Emile Blondin
Niagara Falls
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Haile Selassie
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Geneva
Bikini Atoll
Marshall Islands
Mexico City
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
Thieu
Saigon
Walter Ulbricht
Susan Hayward
Louisa M. Alcott
Fire at People's theater calm crowd after flare incident
Twenty five years ago an audience at the People's theater remained calm as smoke filled the building. Firemen say three boys set a fusee behind the rear exit and smoke drawn into the auditorium came from the flare. Carroll Courter, now neo sho county welfare director, works at the welfare office handling grants boosted by state relief aid legislation.
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Charles Mohler
Carroll D. Courter
Neosho County
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