Editorial on 1972 race and party shifts in U S politics
The piece predicts Nixon’s re election and McGovern’s defeat arguing the liberal movement has grown since 1968. It notes Pentagon Papers impact and the 1976 outlook with potential shifts among conservatives and liberals, suggesting future policy softening may occur if liberal gains continue. It ends with a cautious forecast by D C.
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George McGovern
Nixon
McGovern
Hubert Humphrey
Chicago
United States
Vietnam
Congress
Miami
D.C
That Certain Summer Tackles Homosexuality On TV
A 90 minute ABC Movie of the Week presents a restrained look at homosexuality. Hal Holbrook plays Doug Salter, a divorced San Francisco contractor, with Martin Sheen as his lover. Nick Salter, his son, learns the truth as the custody arrangement unfolds. The drama aims for understanding without sensationalism.
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ABC
Nick
San Francisco
Salter
Sausanto
Gary McClain
Sheen
Doug
Gary
William Link
Holbrook
Hal Holbrook
Martin Sheen
Doug Salter
Scott Jacoby
Los Angeles
Washington Merry-Go-Round exposes Nixon dirty tricks unit
Jack Anderson reports on a covert Nixon forces operation funded by a secret slush fund. The program allegedly forged letters, leaked false information, tailed Democrats, and disrupted campaigns to discredit critics and cut off sources, with Watergate linked to the scheme.
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Nixon Forces
The
Washington Post
Assassination of Privacy Touches High Politics and Media
A columnist and associate faced surveillance by government security agents and a White House battle over reports on Thai opium hoax and laser weapon studies. James W. McCord Jr. linked to the inquiry, while Nixon aides and officials sought to discredit the story. Quellen say CIA files and Air Force research were weaponized in counterattacks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. McCord, Jr
White House
Democratic Party
Wih McCord
Bureau of Narcotics and
Dangerou Drugs
Thailand
Tribune bids farewell to three longtime employees
The piece honors Dwight Wallingford, Gerald Gifford, and Floyd Smith who retired after decades of service in the Tribune. It notes their absence from a 40 hour work week, highlights their expertise, and mentions their participation in the Tribune Employe Profit Sharing Trust begun in 1942.
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The
Tribune
Dme
Scout News Highlights From Troop Meetings
Troop 79 scouts met Oct. 10 at a Lutheran church garage with 25 attendees including Mrs L Mathew and Mrs J Fraser. Activities for October were planned and a song chosen for the Nov. 3 songfest. A dancer badge workshop is set with Mr and Mrs Mike Herold. An Abilene trip is planned for Oct. 28 29.
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Lutheran Church
L Mathew
J. Fraser
Mike Herold
Abilene
Walnut man reports bull shot in head
A black Angus bull belonging to John L. Oplotnik of Walnut was found Sunday in a pasture with a gunshot wound to the head. The animal, valued at $300, appears to have been shot by a high powered rifle. Crawford County Sheriff's Department investigates.
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John L. Oplotnik
Oplotnik
Crawford County
Same day service for classified ads policy
Classified ads placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday display must be submitted by 19 noon the day prior Dial 431 4100 for intake and timing details.
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Dial
Investiture Service For Brownie Scouts
Brownie Troop 192 held an investiture ceremony for 11 girls at Hutton School on Oct. 11. Debra Martin led the flag salute and welcomed new members Jackie Atchison Leila Gross Pam Harris Cheryl Heck Melissa Hutinett Sheila Hutinett Lynn Jones Krista Notestine Jackie Sturgeon Jane Teixeira and Debra Martin with the Brownie handshake. Mariam Culver was chosen to represent the troop in a color guard for the Veterans parade. Refreshments served by Mrs Charles Hutnett and Mrs Kent Notestine for 23 scouts and 20 guests.
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Lutheran Annex
Brownie Troop 192
Hutton School
Debra Martin
Jackie Atchison
Leila Gross
Pam Harris
Cheryl Heck
Melissa Hutinett
Sheila Hutinett
Lynn Jones
Krista Notestine
Jackie Sturgeon
Jane Teixeira
Mariam Culver
Charles Hutinett
Kent Notestine
Saddle club heads to American Royal parade in Kansas City
Twenty five years ago fifty Chanute Saddle club members loaded mounts and gear for travel to Kansas City for the American Royal parade. Fifty years ago 1922 Mayor Mrs. Abbie Forest and Councilwoman Mrs. Daisy Savage traveled to Pittsburg for a League of Kansas Municipalities meeting. O N Wartenbee and others left for Detroit to drive cars back for Shurtleff Motor Co.
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Chanute Saddle Club
Kansas City
Abbie Forest
Daisy Savage
Thayer
Pittsburg
League of Kansas Municipalities
O. N. Wartenbee
Harry Clark
Arthur Eltzholtz
A. Montgomery
Detroit
Shurtleff Motor Co
Television Schedule Snips Across Channels
A collage of program listings highlights upcoming shows and replacements. Notable items include Goodnight My Love with Richard Boone and Michael Dun, Vietnam Diary interviews, and Sandcastles with Hersh Bernardi Bedelia and Jan Michael Vincent, plus classic dramas and talk shows scheduled through the night.
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Richard Boone
Michael Dun
Love
Los Angeles
Hersha] Bernardi
Bonnie Bedelia
Jan-Michael Vincent
Television log summary for weekday daytime schedules
Television listings from KCMO to WDAF cover 6:00 to 2:15 with programs like Partridge Family Hollywood Squares The Tonight Show and Paul Harvey. Entries include sports news weather and classic TV shows across channels 2 4 5 7 9 11 12 13 and local stations Chanute and Wichita area listings.
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Jeannie
National Geographic
Young Dr. Kildare
George Kirby
Images & Things
Maude
Hawaii
Dateline America
My Love
Dragnet
Black Journal
Mastepiece Theater
Marcus Welby
Dick Cavett
Rifleman
Shanghai Express
Tribune
KCMO
Kuhi.tv
Koam.tv
KMBC
Ktwu.tv
Kode.tv
Wibw.tv
Ktew.tv
Chanute
Wdaf.tv
Mancini
U.S. S
Hank Stram
Green Acres
Carol Burnett
Paul Lynde
New York
Medical Center
Cannon
Julie Andrews
Rome
Paul Harvey
Faith
Kitty
Jesus
Turning Points Marked in History on October 17
On this date in history, 1777 saw General Burgoyne’s surrender at Saratoga, a key American Revolution turning point. Also noted: 1813 Napoleon’s Confederation of the Rhine dissolved, 1855 Bessemer patented steelmaking, 1868 Luxembourg constitution proclaimed, 1918 Yugoslavia established, 1945 Peron’s Buenos Aires coup, and 1983 Einstein’s arrival in the U.S. Birthday mentions include U. Alexis Johnson, Arthur Miller, and Evel Knievel.
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John Burgoyne
Saratoga N.Y
Napoleon Bonaparte
Confederation of the Rhine
Henry Bessemer
Luxenbourg
Republic of Yugoslavia
Albert Einstein
United States
Nazi Germany
Juan Peron
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Brazil
Alexei Kosygin
Ottawa
Canada
U. Alexis Johnson
Arthur Miller
Evel Knievel
Ambrose Bierce
Man questioned in Job verse reflection
A devotional note centers on Job chapter seven verse seventeen asking what is man that God magnifies him and sets his heart upon him. It presents a brief meditation on human finitude and divine concern.
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Job 7
Chanute Tribune Local Classifieds and Subscription Rates
The Chanute Tribune presents its publication details including subscription rates for in and out of trade territory, carrier delivery options, boxholder mailings, and standard tax inclusions. Also notes AP and A P reporting rights and local news republication exclusivity.
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Neosick, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kan
Kansas
Chanute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Associated Press
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Pentagon
Prime Time
CBS
NBC
Richard Levinson
Washington
By Jack Anderson
Govern
Anderson
Justice Deparment
U.S
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Les Whitten
CIA
Uncle Sam
Air Force Mazaine
Air Force
Point Althoug
Wright-Patterson Air Face Base
Milton Zaret
the Tribune
Dwight
Duke) Wallingford
Gerald Gifford
Floyd Smith
Air Force Magazine
Claude Witze
John Frisbee
Witze
Richard Nixon
Scout News
Rocco
Norway
Philippines
U.N. Security Council
Venus
Small Society
Brickman
Chanute Tribune
S. Highland
Dwight McCreight
Keith Wright
F. M
Mike) Harris
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