Foreign King’s U S Tour Misses Real South
King Carl XVI Gustaf of Sweden travels quickly through the United States. A staff member says he does not know what state he is in. He again misses a view of a typical Southern farm, instead seeing Winthrop Rockefeller’s estate.
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Carl XVI Gustaf
Sweden
U.S
America
Winthrop Rockefeller
Arkansas
Lindsborg
Disneyland
Colorado
Space Center
Houston
Salina
Inflation Drives U S Defense Budget Debate Over B 1 Bomber
An inflation era dispute centers on the B 1 supersonic bomber. Costs for 244 planes rose from about 8.8 billion in 1969 to 21.2 billion proposed, plus 80 billion for support gear. Defense experts argue the spend keeps the United States as a world power. Critics warn spillover damages domestic needs.
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Defense Establishment
America
Air Force
Congress
Self Reliance by Emerson Inspires Nonconformist Resolve
This excerpt urges trust in one’s own thought and nonconformity, arguing that society pressures conformity and obscures truth. It insists on living in the present, obeying the heart, and pursuing personal integrity over public approval, noting Emerson’s timeless verity.
President Ford not ready to back marijuana decriminalization
Jack Ford says the President will support decriminalization only after more states drop penalties. The White House remains opposed, with no public pronouncement before the election. Expenses of prosecuting pot users and arrests are cited as context for reform.
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Washington
Jack Ford
Dave Lamber
National Organization For the Reform of Marijuana Laws
NORML
Chicago
Tremont Hotel
White House
America
Lamber
Local Subscription Rates and Postage Details
The notice lists subscription options with varying durations and taxes for Kansas addresses, Chanute post office boxholders, and area towns. Rates range from one month to one year with marked tax amounts and carrier or mail delivery options. It notes United Press International rights for local news republication and UP dispatches, and cites Audit Bureau of Circulations membership.
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Neosho
Alien
Wis
Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
United Press International
Coupon fraud threatens future of newspaper redemption
Washington report details how fraudulent coupon redemptions cost manufacturers 92 to 140 million dollars annually and could end the widespread use of coupons. Clerks and store staff allegedly redeem, misapply, or mail in clipped coupons for profit while some shoppers exploit nonmatching items at checkout. The piece notes growing coupon circulation yet questions the sustainability of relying on coupons as a merchandising tool.
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Tribune
Washington
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Proxmire
Chanute FFA chapter shines at state judging meet
The Chanute chapter of the Future Farmers of America, highly ranked in many judging contests at Manhattan, was seen as one of the best in the state at the annual meeting with Richard Reinhardt placing second among five top individuals. Fifty years ago Erie businessmen offered prizes worth over 100 dollars for the county high school track meet on May 15 with all county high schools participating.
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Consumer
Chanute
Future Farmers of America
Manhattan
Richard Reinhardt
Erie
Controversy over B1 bomber grows in Congress
Debate over starting B1 bomber production intensifies as critics call the plane slow and clumsy next to missiles. Proponents note high costs, while Sen. Culver pushes to delay procurement until February and require presidential certification of need.
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Washington
UPI
Congressional
Pentagon
Senate
John Culver
Iowa
Culver
Gerald Ford
William Proxmire
Dwis
New York
Council On Economic Priorities
Cardinal cites risk in visiting besieged Boston areas
Cardinal Humberto Medeiros says he would avoid speaking in South Boston or Charlestown amid racial unrest to prevent national headlines about a stoning. He insists he is not afraid for himself but fears Boston and the city’s image, while critics push him to calm tensions. Louise Day Hicks denounces his remarks.
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Pythagoras
Socrates
Jesus
Luther
Copernicus
Galileo
Newton
Sam
God
Boston
UPI
Humberto Medeiros
South Boston
Charlestown
Medeiros
Boston Sunday Herald
U.S
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Louise Day Hicks
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Les Whitten
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Solar Division
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ERDA
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D-Minn
Humphrey
Donald Beatty
Nile
Glen Schleede
Schleede
Budget Office
Hugh Loweth
Beatty
Capitol Hill
Shapp
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Edgario “Gene” Cerilli
Pittsburgh
Blair Griffith
Cerilli
Cee Tribune
N. Evergreen
Fred M. Harris
F. M
Mike) Harris
Keith Wright
Teen Eee
Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Grocery Association
Wall Street Journal
A&p Jane Parker
Monastery
Treasury
William Simon
Simon
IRS
Donald Alexander
Joseph Montoya
D-N.m
Montoya
Senate Appropriations
Justice Department
Treasury Department
Richard Albrecht
General Council
Albrecht
Small Society
Brickman
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Sanke
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