Chanute High School location debated for city’s older areas
The piece weighs redeveloping older Chanute land versus building on prime residential sites. It notes benefits of utilising redeveloped land such as existing utilities and possible super-blocks near St Patrick’s and City Park. It also considers moving the stadium area and relocating industry to free land while acknowledging objections to redevelopment and long term city interests.
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Advice on Indo China talks rings logical or insulting
The piece argues Chou En-lai urged Nixon to negotiate with field resistance leaders in Indo China. It weighs whether Viet Cong motives are patriotic and questions U.S. belief that Moscow and Peking direct the conflict. It suggests talking to Viet Cong or U.S. troops to understand the civil war realities.
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Chou En-lai
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Indo-China
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Indo- China
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Peking
Minutiae By Terry Murphy Five-Day Week Brings Trauma
A retiree reflects on switching to a five day week and losing the familiar Saturday routine. He adapts by extra morning time, coffee and paper, and occasional office work, while noting family questions and curiosity about four day week life.
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Banacek Debuts On NBC In Sleek Elite Detective Flair
AP critic Cynthia Lowry reviews NBCs World Premiere pilot Banacek noting a stylish yet lengthy and confusing plot. The film introduces a luxurious Boston investigator who handles restorations for a fee, solving armored car heists with a fast paced but unruly structure.
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ITT involvement links to CIA in Chile coup plot
Secret ITT documents show high level efforts to block Chilean President Allende’s 1970 election. ITT officials allegedly worked with CIA directorate Latin American services head William Bell, plotting to trigger economic chaos to spur a military coup.
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ITT Plot with CIA Aims to Block Allende
The article describes ITT Director John McCone and executives plotting to influence Chile's 1970 election. A confidential Oct 9 report from William Merriam and a Sept 29 telex from E. J. Gerrity outline pressure on banks, credit, and political maneuvering with CIA involvement to deter Allende.
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William Merriam
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Chanute Country Club names officers at board meeting
Rey Coder was elected president of the Chanute Country Club board succeeding Dr. Joe Johnson. Leif R. Nelson became vice president and Fred Foster was re elected secretary treasurer. Neosho County residents plan Osage Mission centennial events May 14 to 17 with Chief Lookout of Pawhuska among guests.
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Chanute Country Club
Joe Johnson
Leif R. Nelson
Fred Foster
S. Paul
Neosho County
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Design-Your-Own-Check Craze Swamps Banks Nationwide
In San Rafael California Bank of Marin offers a design-a-check service costing 4.95 for 200 checks. Customers send photos or drawings to personalize checks with two color options. Ex spouses, advertising executives, and families are among examples, as banks report strong interest from across the country.
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Missouri
New York
Florida
Kitty Jones
Government studies reprocessed oil use by Defense Dept
Washington AP report notes the Defense Department and Defense Supply Agency examining reprocessed lubricating oil to aid environmental goals. The article also mentions insurance against fraud and mentions personal check designs featuring home scenes and family photos, including a man paying alimony with a picture of his new wife.
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Washington
Defense Department
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Fruit Tree Clinic Held in Wilson County
A fruit tree pruning clinic will be held Thursday March 23 at Hall's orchard in New Albany Wilson County. Jack A. Linn Wilson County agricultural agent announced the event Frank Morrison Kansas State University Extension horticulture specialist will conduct the clinic Demonstrations will cover pruning on peach apple cherry nectarine and apricot trees using young and mature trees.
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Wilson County
Hall
New Albany
Jack A. Linn
Frank Morrison
Manhattan
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Two Postal Routes Change in Erie After Death
Erie shifts mail delivery after rural carrier Marvin Huffman dies. Route 3 is discontinued, customers reassigned to Routes 1 and 2. Route 1 grows to 208 families from 155, Route 2 to 198 from 102, reflecting a nationwide move to fewer longer routes.
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M&arvin Huffman
Ted Kyle
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Psalm 1 Blessed is the man who walks not in the counsel
Verse from Psalm 1 1 proclaims blessedness for the one who avoids the guidance of the wicked and follows the path of righteousness in daily life.
TV Schedule Tonight Featuring Miss Pickerell and Classic Shows
A whimsical Miss Pickerell leads at 6:30 with Fran Allison in the title role. Ken Berry hosts a wacky Yesterday with Sonny Bono and friends. Mystery plots, Cannon, Green Acres, Hawaii Five O, Dragnet, Marcus Welby M D, and Tonight Show entries fill the night into early morning.
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Fran Allison
Ken Berry
Sonny Bono
Carol Burnet
Phyllis Diller
Glen Campbell
Mod Squad
Texas
the Advocates
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Television Log Monday Schedule Highlights
The Tribune listings show weekday daytime and evening programs across multiple stations including KCMO TV Channel 5 KUHI TV 16 KCAM TV 7 KMBC TV 9 KTWU TV 01 KODE TV 12 WIBW TV 13 KTEW TV 2 Chanute 3 WDAF TV 4 with notable items such as The Partridge Family Bewitched The David Letterman era shows and big titles like Harvey This Week and This Week in TV listings include sports and late night programs plus weather and news segments.
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Kuhi-Tv
Kcam.tv
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Ktwu.tv
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Today in History Highlights From March 21, 1972
Key events dated March 21 include 1829 deadly Spain earthquake, Bach birth in 1685, Jefferson 1790 diplomatic role, Napoleon code completion, Hatfield McCoy feud end in Kentucky 1891, WWI Paris bombardment 1918, MLK Selma march 1965, Soviet space talks 1965, North Vietnam rejection 1970s, South Vietnamese retreat 1971, birthdays Phyllis McGinley 1900s and John D. Rockefeller Jr. 1874 celebrations, and a biblical thought.
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