Editorial on Agnew’s plea and system reform needs
The piece argues Agnew’s no contest admission shows a discredited political system. It contends his lenient deal and dropped charges reflect privilege, and calls for overhaul in how campaigns are funded and how successors are chosen. It urges Nixon to慎慎in naming a fit successor and Congress to demand stricter confirmation.
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Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Justice Department
Nixon
Congress
Teen helper complaint on unpaid babysitting wages in Chanute
A Chanute reader laments teenagers cheated out of pay for babysitting. She questions recourse for teens, noting her daughter earned 9 dollars for four days with five children, while promised 4 dollars per day. She asks where teens can seek help and urges action against such unfair practices.
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Labor Board
Small Claims Court
Chanute
Reading Expert Opinion on Obesity and Public Fear
In Washington Dr Ancel Keys argues the insurance industry inflates fear of overweight using flawed weight tables. He says obesity is not the sole danger and that many claims of danger lack scientific basis. The piece notes the public and reader reassessment of weight norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Ancel Keys
Jim Fisher
Wichita State University
Faisal Gauges Oil Pressure In Private Messages
Saudi King Faisal warns in private letters to President Nixon that he faces pressure to halt oil shipments if the United States backs Israel. Intelligence notes claim he aided Egypt’s military and civil air fleet, while Kissinger reshapes policy and staff, with Lord returning to Washington. Other items cover elderly poverty measures and lobbying to loosen tax laws for professionals.
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Washington
Nixon
Saudi Arabia
Faisal
U.S
Israel
Middle East
Egypt
Exclusive AP News Rights Uptick for Local Paper
The article notes the local newspaper holds exclusive rights from the Audit Bureau of Circulations and the Associated Press to republish all local news and AP dispatches. The arrangement emphasizes the paper’s control over its AP content and local reporting access.
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Member
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
Bible Verse Teachings on Discipleship and Family Ties
A religious reflection cites Luke 14 26 asking readers to consider discipleship over family ties and personal life. The verse urges renouncing all to follow Jesus and questions commitment.
Old Settlers Reunion Planned for Oct 28
Twenty five years ago the Old Settlers association planned an Oct 28 reunion at the home of president Hat tie Emerson 507 West Main. The Chanute JayCees join civic workers in a drive to raise 100000 for Neosho County Hospital.
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Old Settlers
Hattie Emerson
W. Main
Chanute JayCees
Neosho County
Harry Hathaway
Esther White
Tola
Iola
Television schedule highlights with shifting primetime
Channel lineups reveal changes and potential substitutions as last minute programs shuffle. Sanford and Son features Fred's bargain that backfires into his friend’s stolen TV. Gene and humor mix with Odd Couple and Dracula portrayals. The night streams into Adam's Rib, Love American Style, and late classics including Perry Mason and Midnight Special.
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Sanford and Son
Fred
John
Felix
Oscar
Jonathan Winters
Hee Haw
Animal World
Buck Owens
Calucci's Dept
Marcus Welby
Sanford & Son
Washington Review
Roberta Flack
Room 222
Brian Ke'th
Dean Martin
Well Street
October Time to Do Undone By HAL BOYLE
HAL BOYLE urges taking on unfinished tasks in October the autumn season of hustle and winetime. He lists humorous, unlikely goals he has never achieved and muses on prioritizing deeds, ending with the note that any action in October feels worthwhile.
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New York
Phyllis Diller
Harvard
Mount Olympus
World Series Opens Saturday
NBC CBS and ABC interrupted the Mets Reds NLCS with Agnew resignation reports. Cronkite reflected on Agnew’s career and praised a free press despite past confrontations, noting the nation’s reaction to the vice president’s downfall.
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New York
Spiro T. Agnew
Nbc-Tv
Richard M. Nixon
Agnew
NBC
New York Mets
Cincinnati Reds
Cbs-Tv
Abc-Tv
Mets
Baltimore County
CBS
Cronkite
CBS Evening News
The Small Woman Endured War As Missionary
A biography of Gladys Alyward, a London maid who pursued a China mission. After early rejections and self funded travel, she faced war, famine, and Japanese attacks with relief work, earning fame as Ai weh deh and a $100 price on her head. Alan Burgess authored the book available at Chanute Public Library.
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Gladys Alyward
London
China
Europe
Russia
Siberia
Shansi
Beame
Ai-wehdeh
Alan Burgess
Chanute Public Library
L.M
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Winston Lord
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Henry Kissinger
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Select Committee On Aging
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Frank Church
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Beverly Hills, Calif
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Lou Diamond
Capitol Hill
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Salonica
Greece
John Exarchos
Wichita
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Dr. Fisher
Chanute Tribune
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F. M
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Keith Wright
Neosho
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
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Adam
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Hal Boyle
Eagle
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