Youth Battle Cry prompts Humboldt youth activity debate
A reader responds to a prior Youth Battle Cry letter, contrasting Humboldt and Chanute. The author laments limited youth recreation in Humboldt, noting only Doc's Recreation and a lack of sponsorship, while praising Chanute's venues like Launching Pad, parks, drive ins, and theaters. He argues Humboldt lacks opportunities and funding for youth gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples Forum
Humboldt
Chanute
Seventh Heaven
Colliseum
Spiritual debate over nude dance at Richardson church
A church service discussion centers on a nude dance performed by Diana King at the First Unitarian Church of Richardson. The Rev. Bill Nichols defends a broader view of life, while critics warn of spiritual confusion. The exchange questionably contrasts body and spirit in worship.
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First Unitarian Church
Richardson
Tex
Diana King
Associated Press
Bill Nichols
Diana
God
Ms. King
Bennetts and Lueck Spar Over Mansion Spending in Kansas
The Kansas Democratic party state chairman Henry Lueck of Netawaka criticizes Governor Bennett’s mansion funding, recounting end of session allocations and GOP support. He quips about mansion comforts while recalling a tribune microfilm anecdote and a friendly candy note from Jean and Lucy Haines.
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Kansas
Henry Lueck
Netawaka
Henry
Luke
Lueck
Wichita
Bennett
Tribune
Jean and
Lucy Haines
Americans in low spirits but not defeated say letters show resolve
Kissinger says the nation faces shocks from Watergate to Cambodia. Yet more than 750,000 readers say America remains hopeful, urging forward motion. Slogans and songs pour in from diverse Americans, from a wheelchair veteran to an 11 year old praise for the flag.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Cambodia
Vietnam
America
United States
Richard G. Brine
Moriches, N.Y
Floyd A. Smith
Rockingham, N. C
Wayne Goble
Apple Valley
Calif
Horizons Unlimited
Blairstown
N. J
Alan Walker
World News
Florida
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
Associated Press
City plans three aerial sprayings under 198? contract
Twenty five years ago a contract for three aerial sprayings of the city in spring and summer was signed by the Chanute Jaycees and Coffeyville Airways Co. The total cost for the three sprayings is $3 060. A petition to widen one block of Main from Forest to Steuben gained sufficient signatures of property holders to conform with the width from Central to Forest. Fifty years ago (1925) gasoline station crews prepared for a two cent per gallon state tax.
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Chanute Jaycees
Coffeyville Airways Co
Main
Forest
Steuben
Young lawmakers debate ending CIA in Topeka student congress
In Topeka the Eastern Kansas National Forensics League convened for a two day session with 21 eastern Kansas schools represented. House and Senate debated two dozen measures including a bill to abolish the Central Intelligence Agency and a proposal for federal elder care facility inspections.
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John Marshall
Kansas
Topeka
Hns
House
Senate
Central Intelligence Agency
Eastern Kansas National Forensics League Student Congress
State Capitol
Environmental Protection Agency
United States
Cuba
U. S
Student lawmakers draft final debate calendar in Kansas session
In a student congress style, 12 House and 12 Senate measures were drafted by the speaker Tom Hulbert of Manhattan High and Senate president Ann Campbell of Shawnee Mission North. Debates focused on death penalty and malpractice insurance with ideologic divides and logrolling present.
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House
Senate
Congress
Larry Brown
Brown
Shawnee Mission East High School
East Kansas
U. S. Department of Health
U. S
Tallgrass Prairie National Park
Kansas
United States
United Nations
U. N
Tom Hulbert
Manhattan High School
Ann Campbell
Shawnee Mission North
Welfare rules push fathers' identification for aid rewards
HEW proposed new rules to cut off welfare for mothers who refuse to locate the father of their child while offering up to 20 dollars monthly for those who cooperate. Other provisions require Social Security numbers for all applicants and allow nonconfidential AFDC records to be shared with nonwelfare officials for child support collection. Public comment ends in 30 days with rules taking effect July 1.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
HEW
AFDC
U.S. Firms Lose Up To 60 Million In Vietnam Withdrawals
American companies pulled investments totaling up to 60 million dollars from South Vietnam as Saigon fell. Losses include oil ventures, loans, and plant assets. many loans are deemed uncollectable while some operations may be nationalized by the new government.
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New York
Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
State Department
Indochina
South Vietnam
South China Sea
Pan American World Airways
Exxon Corp
Caltex
Texaco Inc
Standard Oil Co
California
Mobil Oil Corp
Shell Oil Co
Bank of America
First National City Bank
Chase Manhattan Bank
the Singer Co
International Business Machines Corp
Formost- McKesson Inc
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Peoples Theater
Doc’s Recreation
Mr. Nichols
Colorado
B. B
Anderson Co., Inc
Anderson
GOP State Committee
Republican State Committee
Wright
the Tribune
Jean
Lucy
Englewood, Cole
Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Kissinger
USA
Washington, D.C
Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
Robin Gersten
Bronx
CIA
Kim Reid
Indianapolis
Chaeee Tribune
Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Small Society
Brickman
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