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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1975
Page
2
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McBride of R.3 protest a Tribune Peoples Forum editorial on religion and public life in Chanute. They cite Romans and Proverbs to urge readers toward Christian faith and warn against secular influence.
John McCormally files from Havana describing a hectic first 24 hours. He meets Sen McGovern and Cuban poet Nicolas Guillen at La Bondtida del Medio, noting intense briefings, political figures, and mixed feelings about potential delays and travel limits.
Classified cables allege 21 tons of Saigon gold worth over 200 million dollars were abandoned by President Thieu and left as bargaining chips to the Communists. Armaments and facilities built by the United States were also captured, with early estimates placing the value into the billions.
A column reviews recent titles that challenge myths with fact based analysis. Works cited include Kusche’s The Muda Triangle Mystery Solved and Nolen’s Healing A Doctor In Search Of A Miracle with others exploring science history biology and practical technology.
Joe Giacoma Jr. was installed as commander of American Legion Post 170 on Friday April 25. New officers include Fred Krokstrom 1st vice commander Keith Kraft 2nd vice commander Dale Stemple adjutant Joe Jacobs finance officer Jim McGrath historian Ken Cumings service officer Hiram Campbell chaplain and executive committee selections Cliff Blanton Delbert Uden and Bill Clifford. Installation conducted by Scotty King Third District commander.
The text shows partial figures for carrier delivery by mail in area towns. It lists several prices including annual and monthly options but is incomplete and unclear.
Twenty five years ago local members of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen struck as part of a nationwide rail walkout.
History of the Hiss case recounts the 1948 to 1950 drama surrounding Whittaker Chambers testimony and the Pumpkin Papers leading to Alger Hiss perjury convictions. The narrative notes Nixon’s rise, Hiss’s disbarment, two trials, and eventual 1950 verdict upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals. Chambers died in 1961.
The torture murder of Mwangi Kariuki sparks a national uproar and challenges President Jomo Kenyatta. Kariuki, a leading critic, was killed last March and his body found near Nairobi after his wife identified it in a morgue. A parliamentary probe examines political implications amid prior assassinations and Mau Mau era tensions.
A Mid-America official will appear on KOAM TV Channel 7 Pittsburg for a 30 minute special about the recent southeast Kansas business tour. The program airs at 5 30 p m Sunday and is linked to the Parsons based group Mid-America Inc executive vice president Roland Loveless.
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