Changing Times Touch Country Life And Kansas Figures
The piece recalls Saturday as a market day in small towns and notes shifts as farm life modernizes. It highlights Chanute bank hours, weekend shopping trends, and new retail patterns amid longer weekday and odd-hour work. It then profiles Kansan Tal Streeter and peers from Manhattan High School Class of 1952 in arts and media.
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New York
Central Park
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Tal Streeter
Manhattan High School
Tal
Memories From Central Park Tour Highlight Local Ties
Minutiae by Terry Murphy recalls a 1963 to 1967 NBC local news era in Chanute. Sue Russum, married to former Sue, and Melva Russum, long time Chanute Memorial Building elevator operator, are named. Streeter, returning from Fulbright study in Korea and Japan, plans a Kansas exhibition of decorative kites. Dary has found his old high school annual and may reminisce with Streeter.
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NBC
Cary
Sue Russum
Melva Russum
Chanute
Memorial Building
Sue
CHS
Bright
Korea
Japan
Kansas
Dary
Streeter
Debate Over Amnesty for Vietnam Draft Resisters
The piece argues against granting amnesty to resisters and deserters, warning it would undermine the rule of law and label conscientious objectors as weak. It cites David Harris and Gandhi as examples of civil disobedience with personal sacrifice, urging five years of alternative service as a prerequisite if amnesty occurs.
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Vietnam
David Harris
Joan Baez
Mahatma Gandhi
India
Martin Luther King Jr
Congress
Nixon pledge to pull forces from Taiwan stirs GOP backlash
Washington pundit Jack Anderson reports that Nixon’s Taiwan pledge sparks anger among hardline Republicans who fear Chiang Kai-shek could be overwhelmed by a Chinese invasion. He cites secret Pentagon papers suggesting Chiang’s forces are overbuilt for Taiwan’s defense, while CCP threats are downplayed by defense analysts.
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Washington
Nixon
Peking
Taiwan
Truman
Chiang Kaishek
Chiang
Pentagon
Strategic views clash over Taiwan defense and May promotion
A Pentagon study argues the CPR could not mount major offensives on multiple fronts while U S forces would deter a Taiwan invasion. It details amphibious landing limits and favorable ratios for GRC defense, with air and sea control, unless air threats rise. Separately James May faces political promotion scrutiny tied to the Mylai cover up. Congress adjourned before promoting him. In Crawfordsville Indiana a stranger slept in a Vernon Harbolt family bed and fled when confronted.
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Pentagon
U.S
Taiwan
CPR
Central Intelligence Agency
GRC
Republic of China
Pacific
Crawfordsville
Ind
Vernon Harbolt
Harbolt
Fish Kill Probed On Walnut River Near El Dorado
State health and forestry officials will resume and possibly conclude next week an investigation into a Walnut River fish kill near El Dorado. About 1,500 fish were found dead along the shoreline near the East and West forks with a toxic substance suspected in the water despite adequate oxygen. Water samples were sent to the state lab for analysis.
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EL Dorado
Kan
State Board of Health and Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game
Walnut River
Here
Walnut
East
West Forks
Game Commission
Augusta
State Laboratory
Wine Boycott by LI eateries targets French imports
The Long Island Restaurant and Catering Association representing 126 establishments boycotts French wine liquor and brands to pressure France over heroin. They say heroin supply stems from drugs imported from Turkey processed in Marseilles and then distributed worldwide.
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Woodbury
N.Y
Long Island Restaurant and Catering Association
Turkey
Marseilles
France
Very Missing Person and The Honey Pot TV Highlights
TV listings cover Emergency murder missing person case with Eve Arden and Julie Newmar as a sleuth in A Very Missing Person and The Honey Pot with Rex Harrison and Susan Hayward. The schedule also notes F.B.I. and Bonanza alongside Mayberry RFD Hee Haw Lassie and other retro programs.
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Eve Arden
Julie Newmar
Rex Harrison
Susan Hayward
Cliff Robertson
Millionaire
Mayberry
Hee Haw
Lassie
Andy Griffith
Lew
Adam
Mary Tyler Moore
Dick van Dyke
Television log lists weekday schedules for March 6
The page shows Monday evening through late night TV lineups across stations KCMO TV channel 5 KUHI channel 16 KCAM channel 7 KMLC channel 9 KTWU channel 1 KODE channel 12 WIBW channel 13 KTEW channel 2 Chanute channel 3 WDAF channel 4 with programs including The Dick Van Dyke Show Gunsmoke The Tonight Show and News in a Tribune publication.
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Kcmo.tv
Kuhi-Tv
Kcam.tv
Kmlc.tv
Ktwu.tv
Kode-Tv
Wibw.tv
Ktew.tv
Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Dick van Dyke
Rollin
Green Acres
Lassie
Delphi Bureau
Lucy
Dick Cavett
Today in History March 4 1972 AP retrospective highlights
On this date in history, March 4 marks key events including the first U.S. Congress convening in New York City in 1789 with a quorum issue, William Penn receiving a charter for Pennsylvania in 1681, Vermont becoming the 14th state in 1791, and the White House mob scene during Andrew Jackson’s 1829 inauguration.
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Associated Press
U.S
New York City
England
Charles II
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Vermont
White House
Andrew Jackson
Twenty-Five Years Ago and Notable Occurrences
A regional column reviews events from various years. It notes Secretary of State Marshall's trip to Moscow for a peace treaty doubt, Kiwanis club inductions, and plans of a Modern Woodman initiation. It also recalls milestones from Congress, battles, territorial advances, airliner crash, Vietnam talks, hostage cases, birthdays, and a proverb.
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Washington
Marshall
Big
Moscow
Germany
Charles Henshall
William “Bill” White
Kiwanis Club
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David Dary
University of Kansas
CBS
By Terry Murphy
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By Jack Anderson
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Toll
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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Quant Ngai
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Special Armed Services Investigating Subcommittee
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Mylai
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Somalia
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Bonanza
Mission Impossible
Sixth Sense
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Woodman
Ole Olson
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Jeannette Rankin
Montana
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Cameroun
U.N
U Thant
Miriam Makeba
Federal Communications Commission
William E. Henry
Chanute Tribune
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson
Vinichikewba Uoe
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
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