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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1972
Page
2
The Chanute Tribune argues tenure protects academic freedom but notes Dr. Richard Mosier, new president of Claremore Junior College, plans to end tenure. It warns abolition would curb idea exchange and threaten intellectual vitality, suggesting revision instead of removal.
A writer compares the term terminal student to terminal illness, noting a young person stuck in long schooling with unclear vocational goals. The piece reflects on higher education, family, and the idea of remaining in academia. It ends with a lament that the brother may remain in the institution that created the terminality.
Chanute Public Librarian highlights new non fiction and reference titles across politics, business, transportation, technology, social issues, natural history, travel guides, and erudite essays. Notable entries include America Inc, The Wreck of the Penn Central, The United States and the Caribbean, and Seven 1972 Mobil Travel Guides for travelers.
Twenty five years ago St Paul prepared to observe its centennial with a pontifical field mass scheduled next Wednesday. An experimental sidewalk parking line plan in the business district aims to guide drivers to curb positions while the American Legion post announces a special initiation meeting led by Commander W D McGinley and completed city gate signage.
On May 8 1945 Truman announced WWII in Europe was over. Other items note Hernando de Soto near Memphis 1541 Palo Alto 1846 and Truman born 1884. Birthdays include Roberto Rossellini 1906 and Edmund Wilson 1895 with a thought on machines.
Verse from Johns gospel notes Jesus turning water into wine at Cana of Galilee and revealing his glory as the start of miracles.
The 1968 campaign reference to an undisclosed plan to detach American military operations in Southeast Asia is cited as a pretext for continued bombing and genocide allegations. The piece argues Nixon and his aides deceive the public, expanding war into Vietnam, Cambodia, and Laos, with Mansfield and Chomsky cited and calls for civil disobedience amid moral outrage.
The CIA reports a new heroin distribution route from Europe through Latin America and the Caribbean, as Corsican and New York Mafia networks cut direct ties via Marseille. A 20 page secret memo outlines area by area the growing network and estimated shares of the global heroin flow.
CIA reports reveal Mexico’s heroin center in Culia can known as the Heroin Capital of Mexico. Dope moves to San Diego and major U S cities as a vast network connects South American labs, Caribbean ports, and European producers with Panama as a transshipment hub and corrupt officials aiding air and sea smuggling.
Prime time listings show events from 7 to 1 with varied dramas, comedies, and news. Programs include Who Do You Think You Are and The Lost Flight, alongside Dick Van Dyke and Hogan's Heroes, plus The Tonight Show and Paul Harvey at midnight.
A pasted weekday grid lists channel lineups for KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW Chanute WDAF and more with times for programs from 8:50 to 2:15 including news, soaps, game shows, dramas, and children’s fare. Names such as Sesame Street The Lucy Show Petticoat Junction and Batman appear among many others.
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