Kansas editors turn on state GOP after party’s drift
The Kansas editorial page blames the Republican Party for losing its progressive traditions and cites a spate of hostile editorials after a state tour by Tom Van Sickle Morris Kay and Charles Scanlan. Richard Rogers of Manhattan coins the term dinosaur branch of the party. Clyde Reed of Parsons questions possible contraband in Scanlan speech writing.
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Morris Kay
Charles Scanlan
Richard Rogers
Manhattan
Clyde Reed
Parsons
Scanlan
GOP Dissent Across Kansas Press Pages Fume at Leadership
Kansas editors show discontent with GOP leaders as Whitley Austin of Salina questions causes and Lloyd Ballhagen of Hays urges donations to teachers and the poor. Emerson Lynn of Iola notes third party questions amid a belief the Republican Party remains the best hope for progressives despite fevers in the ranks.
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Salina
Lloyd Ballhagen
Hays
Emerson Lynn
Iola
van Sickle
Republican Party
Independent bid floated for Kansas governors race
Harold Herd a Kansas Democrat suggests running for governor on an independent ticket aided by a cross party bloc of progressives and moderates. Mike Harder says leaders are sketching Herd’s balloon and considering a bi partisan platform to rally discontented voters and fund a viable alternative to party options.
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Coldwater
Herd
Mike Harder
Democrat Party
No Substitute Is Right for a Free Nation
A Peoples Forum piece argues against pulling out of Vietnam, warning that leaving hundreds of thousands of free Vietnamese children to an enemy would threaten global freedom. It asserts there is no substitute for victory.
Kansas association opens two day meeting at New Hope Church
Tribune notes from 1946 state about the Kansas Association of Colored Women 3rd District gathering with about sixty five delegates at New Hope Baptist Church. Beulah Buford chairs the session and the Chanute Colored Progressive Club hosts. Raymond A York reopens his electric business at 313 E Main Avenue after Navy service. he previously ran the business ten years locally before enlisting.
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Beulah Buford
Chanute Colored Women’s Progressive Club
Raymond A. York
Navy
E. Main
U.S. Employment Service
York
Agriculture dept tests insect pheromone to cut pest breeding
The U S Agriculture Department plans a pheromone approach using a synthetic gypsy moth sex scent to lure males into traps and reduce future generations as an alternative to pesticides. The excerpt begins recalling past youth and organized athletics.
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U.S. Agriculture Department
Gypsy Moths, Fertile Ground for Science and Sports
Terry Murphy notes shifts in research and regulation as the Agriculture Department pushes ahead with aggressive programs. He recalls athletes of earlier generations adapting to new demands while science advances practical tests that spare animals.
Ulbricht Steps Down as East German Leader
Walter Ulbricht resigns as East Germany's top Communist leader after 22 years, age 77, naming Erich Honecker as first secretary. The move raises questions about Berlin Wall policy, West German relations, and future of German reunification while observers weigh Soviet and Russian reactions.
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Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
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Moscow
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Madison airwaves offer look at Indochina war attitudes
An AP television feature titled Homefront 71 examines American views on Indochina with a Madison segment noting a 180 degree political shift toward withdrawal. The program includes Gallup results and a credibility gap debate with Frank Mankiewicz, Herbert G. Klein and media figures.
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ABC
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Mankiewicz
Muskie Kosygin Talks Reveal Hardline Middle East Tone
A hush hush State Department summary of Muskie’s Kremlin talks shows Kosygin delivering uncompromising criticism of Israel and U.S. support for it. Muskie pressed for balanced settlement and security concerns, while Gromyko discussed U.S. positions and Soviet influence. Ford criticized Muskie, allegedly misrepresenting the meeting to attack his campaign.
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Muskie
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U.S.G
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Ford
GOP
Today’s Bible Verse Tribute
Honour the Lord with thy substance and with the first fruits of all thine increase. Pro verbs 3 9.
TV Schedule Highlights Tonight Including Mod Squad Romance
Tonight's lineup features Mod Squad amid a romantic plot linked to a burglary investigation. Plus rural America photo essay Hard Times in the Country, Miss Kansas Miss Missouri prelims from Garden Mall, and First Tuesday reports on GIs in Vietnam, heroin use, the Italian American Civil Rights League, and speed reading.
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Mod Squad
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Vietnam
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Green Acres
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Hee
Television Log May 8 Evening Schedule Details
Tribune listing outlines weekday TV lines for KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute channels. Evening programs include Eddie's Father Men at Law The Smith Family Rome With Love Johnny Cash Med Center Masterpiece Theater Hawaii Five O and news weather and late night talk shows.
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Koam-Tv
Kmbc.tv
KTWU
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Shiloh
Smith
May 4 in History Highlights From 1626 to Kent State
On May 4 1626 Peter Minuit landed on Manhattan and had bought the island from Native Americans for trinkets worth 24. Elba’s arrival of Napoleon in 1814 is noted along with Civil War clash at Chancellorsville in 1863. Haymarket riot in 1886 and German surrender in Denmark in 1945 are cited. A 1961 milestone, a high US Navy balloon, and Kent State killings in 1970 are mentioned.
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Manhattan Island
Minuit
Napoleon Bonaparte
Elba
Chancellorsville
Haymarket
Chicago
Denmark
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Gulf of Mexico
AP adopts regional computer hub to speed Missouri news
The Associated Press unveils a Digital PDP8 based regional production center in Kansas City to speed Missouri and Kansas news delivery. By mid June Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma reports will also go through the hub, with similar centers already in Atlanta and Chicago and more planned later this year.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Kansas
Iowa
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Atlanta
Chicago
Draft Deferments Open to Doctors
Washington AP Draft Director Curtis W Tarr announced deferments for doctors whose services are essential to their communities The plan calls for states to provide medic al personnel in a July to January 1972 draft period The Defense Department seeks 1608 physicians including 1531 MDs and 77 osteopaths Local boards will review registrants to assess community essentiality for deferment
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Washington
Curtis W. Tarr
Tarr
Defense Department
Grocery clerks approve contract in Kansas City area
In a vote covering about 3 500 employees at 170 A and P Kroger Safeway Milgram and 60 independents in the Kansas City area the new contract sets hourly wages from 3.26 to 6.23 in year three and adds 2 cents an hour to pensions 5 cents to health and a birthday holiday. About 77 percent of 2 600 members voted yes.
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National Institutes of Health
Beverly Hills
Landsburg
ABC
Kansas City
Harry Hess
Union
A&p
Kroger
Safeway
Milgram
Hess
Chanute Tribune Classified Rates and Postal Info
The Chanute Tribune lists subscription rates for in territory and outside, including Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Kansas addresses. Carrier delivery and Chanute post office box rates are provided with taxes and monthly fees.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
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