05 Oct 1971
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1971
Page
1
A Salina editor urges caution against mob rule by telephone and polls, praising representative government. The column laments name calling and police raiding scenes in Great Bend and Chanute, noting officials and citizens clash with law enforcement during club raids.
Terry Murphy notes a pattern in Karl Armstrong's Kodiak reporting and Vern Miller style raids, linking law enforcement rebukes with campus and state property crackdowns. He cites Kodiak Island’s rising shoreline after the 1964 quake and urges witnesses to come forward with facts.
National Geographic Society publishes The Mighty Mississippi by Bern Keating with James L. Stanfield photographs. The review notes the narrative traces the river from Lake Itasca to the Gulf of Mexico and highlights the color images of river life along the banks.
A Kansas Regent writes from the western half urging more emphasis on training general family doctors for rural areas. He praises medical facilities at the K U Med Center but argues tax dollars should benefit less populated regions, not just location debates. He commends the Tribune editorial for its balanced view.
Dalice Rush of Chanute displayed the grand champion white open pollinated corn while Floyd Strack of Humboldt earned the reserve championship with a yellow hybrid sample. About nine corn exhibits were shown at the Chanute Corn Carnival. Establishments licensed to sell beer must post prices by brand kind and size with ceiling prices and group numbers. Virginia Holloran, price clerk, was part of a concession at the local OPA office during fair week.
LBJ asserts in The Vantage Point that Nixon camp urged Saigon to skip Paris talks, costing Humphrey the 1968 presidency. He recalls a 1968 New Hampshire surge and says he would have beaten Nixon. notes Kennedy meetings and Lady Bird’s push against him running again. He credits Eastland and Wallace with tough maneuvers and recalls Jacqueline Kennedy’s gratitude after JFK’s death.
Tonight airs Ironside at 6 30 with Bobby Darin as a small time hood aiding police. Marcus Welby M D features Sally Field in a dual role and explores identity theft among look alike children. Also Masquerade Debut and The Advocates with other programs listed.
TV guide lists daytime to evening programs across multiple stations. Highlights include High Chaparral Mary Tyler Moore All In The Family Bewitched and Mannix with news programs and late night talk shows noted alongside film titles and sports segments.
Washington AP report that 30 groups including AFL CIO NAACP United Auto Workers and NAACP object to FNMA mortgage lending guidelines. They charge the rules deny home financing to minorities blue collar workers families with working women and seniors and note proposed income counting limits and age restrictions.
State regulators keep current rules for cyanide gas guns after a Pratt hearing. Agency opposition from Sierra Club and State Biological Survey stops liberalization while Kansas State University aids permit evaluations. The program approves permits up to 80 days with strict use limits. TEL AVIV AP An Israeli trade mission ends with a 350000 dollar sale of building materials electrical equipment pharmaceuticals and household items to Congo Kinshasa Zambia and Malawi.
Abbie Hoffman, Chicago 7 defendant, tells about 1,500 Drew University students that voting can drive social and political revolution. He plans to cut his hair and go away while praising peaceful electoral change, citing Allende's Chile and Berkeley council gains. Britain reports over 700,000 civil servants, about 500,000 white collar workers.
Highlights include Italy and Yugoslavia settling their Trieste dispute in 1954. Columbo discovered Costa Rica in 1502. Picasso born 1881. Hindenburg Line breach noted in WWI 1918. Texas court reversed Jack Ruby murder conviction in 1963. Anwar Sadat named successor in Egypt in 1970.
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