Kent State 1972 Editorial Reflects on Past Slaughter
The Chanute Tribune editorial contrasts Kent State protests of 1972 with the 1970 killings. It notes how university leaders handled demonstrations, with arrests totaling 129 in 1972 and peaceful crowd management elsewhere. It argues for civic conscience and avoids endorsing violence.
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Blackmail Offer to Make Kansas a Nuclear Waste Dump
The piece critiques Kansas State University engineer R W Clack proposing a $250 million tax to fund accepting nuclear waste. It argues Congress and states unlikely to approve, cites loss of trust in the AEC, and urges a disposal system not relying on storage, noting ongoing research may render the fund unnecessary.
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Today in History May 6 1972 AP retrospective notes
The May 6 1972 Associated Press recap lists events from 1941 Stalin becoming premier to 1960 Princess Margaret wedding and 1889 Eiffel Tower opening. It marks birthdays for Willie Mays Orson Wells Theodore White and notes various historical shifts and a 1971 political update.
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Arkansas
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Paris
Rudolph Valentino
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Italy
Britain
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Willie May
Orson Wells
Theodore White
Chanute, Iola missions wrap up school year and vote
Twenty five years ago absenteeism in Chanute schools was nearly zero as students prepared for the final week and Friday May 16 commencement exercises. Iola voters approved a 5 mill addition to Iola Junior College by a 379 to 254 margin. Chanute Kiwanis members traveled to Yates Center to observe the Yates Center Kiwanis Club receive its charter with Parks Helmick acting as Chanute speaker.
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Random Dispatches From Kansas City Wire Editors Meeting
Keith Wright humorously recalls attending the Associated Press Wire Editors annual meeting in Kansas City. He notes city bumpkin contrasts, dining prices, a diabetic joke at the table, and baseball talks by Royals officials including Ewing Kauffman. The piece also mentions AP regional news concept discussions and light camaraderie among attendees.
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Ninth Grade Parents Meeting Announced at Senior High
Miles Rickart principal urged ninth grade parents to attend a 7 p.m. meeting Monday in the Senior High School auditorium. Present ninth graders will move to Senior High next term. The session covers enrollment procedures and related points.
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Eight Thayer High School Students Join Thespian Troupe
Eight Thayer High students Edith Leck Rodney Walker Linda Berg Sandy Thornton Terrie Thornton Ben Showalter Tim Umberger and Gary Wheeler will be initiated into Thespian Troupe 3301 Monday at 7 3 p m in the school gym Twelve troupe members Rebecca Hutchens Christina Novotny Pat Hurst Ronda Showalter Ed Holtzman Lois Powers Kathy Gomer Karl Thornton Robert Hurst Nancy Hughes April Bowers Debbie Holtzman conduct an informal ceremony Hutchens and Novotny are charter members Mrs Robert Hutchens is troupe sponsor Eligibility requires 10 points roughly 100 hours in theater arts.
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Rodney Walker
Linda Berg
Sandy Thornton
Terrie Thornton
Ben Showalter
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Gary Wheeler
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Christina Novotny
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Lois Powers
Kathy Gomer
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Robert Hurst
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Kustom Electronics Reports Record Six Month Sales and Earnings
Kustom Electronics, Inc. posts record first half sales of 5,758,606 and earnings of 373,363 for the six months ending March 31, up 31 and 23 percent respectively. Second quarter sales rose 41 percent to 3,170,513 with earnings of 213,835, up 42 percent.
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Charles A. Ross
Brezhnev Pressures Kissinger on Vietnam War Pact
Brezhnev in Moscow tells Kissinger Russia will back North Vietnam while seeking improved Soviet American ties. Talks span four days with Brezhnev furious over U.S. claims of Hanoi's invasion prep. Nixon warns great powers bear responsibility for arms to allies. Brezhnev defends arms supplies to Hanoi.
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Brezhnev Kissinger Seek Detente While Vietnam War Persists
Brezhnev and Kissinger acknowledge no softened North Vietnamese terms but agree on avoiding war disruption to Soviet American detente. Nixon hard line eases slightly. Chiang Thai government denies drug trade links while CIA reports contradict Thai claims. CIA notes opium and heroin routes through Thailand Burma and Laos to Bangkok and Hong Kong.
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Isaiah 41 1 Quiet Before Me Verse Theme
A devotional line urges silence before God and calls the people to renew their strength, citing Isaiah 41 1. The verse emphasizes restraint, trust, and spiritual resolve in the face of uncertainty.
Saturday TV Schedule Highlights May 6 1972 Chanute Trib
Saturday morning to late evening line up across channels features Debuts and reruns including Dr Dolittle Bugs Bunny Scooby Doo Jetsons Bewitched and Musical acts. notable events include Kentucky Derby coverage and ABA Basketball.
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Deputy Dawg
Woody Woodpecker
Funky Phantom
Buck Owens
All in the Family and 1960s TV Highlights Featured
TV listings preview Sunday programming with top shows 7:00 5 13 including All in the Family with Archie and Edith and a dented fender honesty moment. Also notes The Art of Love with Garner and Van Dyke, a Paris-decadent tale, and Marriage Year One with Sally Field and Robert Pratt. Sunday 6:30 5 6 Enter Laughing stars and a London Bridge Special with Tom Jones and Jennifer O Neill.
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Becky
Amer
World of Sports
Nashville Music
McHale’s Navy
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Hee Haw
Adam
Eke van Dyke
Sible
Sixth Sense
Hell Is For Heroes
Elveron
Lafayette Escadrille
Jesus
Katy
Royals
Orioles
Virgil Ward
Young Peoples
Laramie
Cannon
Russ’ Corner
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Firing Line
Bold Ones
Tom Jones
Golden Horde
David Frost
Sacred Heart
Archie
Edith
Love
James Garner
Dick van Dyke
Angie Dickinson
Ellie Sommer
Sally Field
Robert Pratt
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