Hardin's Hard Times Pressures Grow in GOP Ranks
Editorial notes Republican discord over Agriculture Secretary Clifford Hardin. Iowa Congressmen H R Gross and William Scherle urge his resignation over perceived neglect of farmers, while Senator Jack Miller questions White House familiarity with farm problems. The piece links farm income, wage price controls, and export surcharges to the criticism.
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Iowa
H. R. Gross
William Scherle
Hardin
Gross
Scherle
Jack Miller
White House
Judge and Executioner in Leavenworth and Oklahoma City
A man is shot dead in Leavenworth after claiming window peeking and a 15 year old Indian boy in Oklahoma City is killed while fleeing in a stolen car. The piece argues capital punishment in street violence and calls for tighter legal checks on law enforcement.
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Leavenworth
Oklahoma City
U.S
Railroaded into Study on Commute Educator Trains
Two New York metropolitan railroads will offer college level courses to passengers starting later this month. The Long Island Railroad inaugurates Oct 1 with graduate credit. Jersey Central begins Oct 27 with no credits at first. Courses include literature in the 70s and Adelphi University led classes for LIRR riders.
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New York
Long Island
Jersey Central Railroad
Long Island Railroad
Port Jefferson
Huntington
Suffolk County
Hunters Point
Queens
New York University and
Commuter Education Services, Inc
Matawan
N.J
Country Music Awards Show Draws Brevity and Sound Woes
NBC live from the Grand Old Opry House brings a brisk hour of trophies between performances by top country acts. Mics crackle and roar during announcements while Bonanza also airs an awards moment, as CBS and ABC movies threaten NBC’s Sunday lineup and The Wonderful World of Disney slips in ratings.
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Cynthia Lowry
New York
NBC
Nashville
Opry
Hoss Cartwright
Virginia
CBS
ABC
Today in History October 11 highlights from 1776 to 1962
The recap lists key events on October 11 across years: Benedict Arnold’s Lake Champlain defeat in 1776, Casimir Pulaski’s death in Savannah in 1779, Churchill’s 1900 election, the first political telecast in 1932, the Professor Quiz debut in 1936, Pope John XXIII opening the Vatican II council in 1962, plus later notes on Taylor’s Vietnam visit and pilots’ treatment, and 50 flood fatalities in Puerto Rico a year prior.
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Benedict Arnold
Lake Champlain
Casimir Pulaski
Savannah
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Democratic National Committee
New York
John XXIII
U.S
Maxwell Taylor
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Unhinged by the Hinge of Gardening Wealth
A humorous reflection on aging and gardening hinges on the image of a cast iron back with a middle hinge. The narrator, a seasoned gardener, notes rust and reduced flexibility, admitting that only a ten dollar bill can prompt bending. A local sage quips that after forty, one spends time searching for restrooms or misplaced items.
Feeding the Rabbits and Garden Humor Across Time
A reflective meditation on gardening shifts from necessity to leisure. It muses on exercise benefits and the irony of rabbits feasting on gardens while urban agriculture faces toxins. The author humorously recalls large melons and oversized tomatoes, noting peas and aphids as garden mishaps.
Gas Octane Labels Spark FTC Ruling Fallout
Washington notes the FTC required octane labels on pumps by June 27 after a December ruling. The gas lobby is accused of distorting facts, with dangers of too high octane raising lead emissions and too low creating hydrocarbons and oxides. Economizers praise the move despite oilmen resistance.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Texaco push on octane ratings stirs FTC clash
FTC delays octane rating changes after Texaco quietly lobbied for a new system. Consumer groups challenge the plan as Nader and Rep. Holifield clash over a federal consumer protection agency. A behind the scenes tug of war shows Nixon aides pressuring for a weaker bill while Holifield flip flops between positions.
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Texaco
FTC
Consumer Federation of America
Environmental Defense Fund
Center For Science
Ralph Nader
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Consumer Protection Agency
Nader
Holifield
Nixon
Classified ads must be placed by deadline
Display style classified ads should be submitted before 9 30 a.m. on weekdays or 9 a.m. Saturdays for same day service. Ads placed by 12 noon the day before appear in the paper. For notices, call 431 4100.
TV Nightly Lineup Highlights Classic Dramas and Talk Shows
The schedule lists Gunsmoke and Hogan's Goat among evening programs with Pat Hingle, Faye Dunaway, and Lucy in quarantine gags. News and talk segments include Legally Speaking and Johnny Carson, with late films such as Mark of Dimitrios and Battle Cry.
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Pat Hingle
John Chapman
Dee Adams
Hogan
Faye Dunaway
Lucy
NASA
Mark of Dimitrios
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
the Leopard
Death Valley
Television Log Listing Daytime Schedule
A compact weekday TV grid from KCMO TV to WIBW through Chanute shows morning through early afternoon lineups. It lists programs like Today Show News Sesame Street Jeopardy and Love of Life with channel numbers and times across multiple stations.
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Capt. Kangaroo
Rev. Breckenridge
David Frost
Mike Douglas
Tomorr
Somerset
Farmers to weigh parking meter issue in Chanute trade area
The Tribune notes 1400 farmers in Chanute trade territory will be invited to vote pro or con on parking meters. Elery Collins, president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce, reports women jurors at city hall faced delays as a man accused in a prohibitory law case had his venue changed after denial of a continuance due to illness.
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Vern Miller
David Mills
Arkansas City
Lahoma Dennis
Topeka
National Federation of Republican Women
Joan Baker
Valley Falls
Kansas Federation of Republican Women
Chanute Trade
Elery Collins
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Advisory urges calling the Tribune carrier if a delivery person misses you. If unavailable, dial 431-3400 at 5 30 p m for assistance.
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Tribune
Local News Subscription Rates and AP News Rights
Subscription options listed for Chanute readers include mail rates: one month 17.51 dollars, six months 9.79, three months 6.18 with sales tax and postage. Carrier delivery in Chanute costs 2 dollars monthly plus tax payable in advance. Audit Bureau of Circulations confirms AP news rights for republication.
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Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Trade
Kansas
Chanute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
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