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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1971
Page
2
Readers confront the fan fever from Pirates triumphs to K State gains and Iowa State losses. The piece argues intense emotion distorts values, urges perspective, and warns against violence or cruel excess in the name of sports.
The proposed bill would let the USDA buy up to 875 million bushels of feed grain, 300 million bushels of wheat, and 100 million bushels of soybeans to form a strategic reserve. Support argues it stabilizes prices and aids emergencies. critics warn of price threats and past high price supports without production controls. The plan envisions storage above normal carryovers and could involve international market cooperation.
Tribune Files recalls 1946 pilots strike halting all flights in the United States and overseas. thirty four TWA planes grounded in Kansas City. Chanute high school band to march in American Royal parade. director Vincent Dussair announced.
Western European newspapers lauded Willy Brandt for seeking rapprochement with the Soviet bloc after Oslo awarded him the Nobel Peace Prize. Leaders from France Britain Denmark Sweden Italy Norway and Canada welcomed the move while East German and Polish outlets offered terse notes. Nixon extended congratulations as German opposition remained cool and Bundestag ceremonies saw a muted CDU response.
ABC's prime time schedule struggles with low ratings as Bewitched Eddie's Father Smith Family and Shirley's World falter while The Man and the City shows improvement. Anthony Quinn shines in the drama, with a building scandal and overpass collapse shaping a tense, near news feel.
President Nixon aims to fill court vacancies with judges who favor strict law and order. He criticizes civil liberties emphasis for leniency, cites pressures from Senate liberals and the Eastern press, and vows to avoid another Warren-type appointment.
A White House leak strategy assigns reporters to test court nominee reception. Attorney General Mitchell hosts a guarded briefing with press from major outlets while fielding tough questions. Separate items cover Alaska native land claims and a push to remove lead from household paints amid lobbying battles.
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce education council backs appointing a state Board of Education and allows local boards to close attendance centers without a vote. The move aligns with governor and Senate subcommittee aims. Estimated savings could reach 5.6 million dollars for 219 small high cost schools. State Sen Joseph Harder spoke on restoring state support to local districts to 40 percent.
A fragment urges readers to contact the Tribune carrier or dial 431 3400 at 5 30 p m. The quote from Romans 4 7 blesses those whose sins are forgiven.
Tonight features The Electric Company for reading skill learners at 6:30, Flip Wilson's debut with David Frost and guests at 7, CBS Reports documentaries at 8, and a late lineup including 60 Minutes, Longstreet, and Dean Martin. Notable films air at 10:30 and late-night talk with Merv Griffin and Dick Cavett.
The Tribune lists daytime to late evening TV across stations KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute FBI. Oct 22 schedules include The Andy Griffith Show Hee Haw Brady Bunch The D A Weather Tonight Show Merv Griffin Dick Cavett with films War of the Monsters and more plus Dr Kildare Woman in Green Queen of the Nile.
FCC Chairman Dean Burch said government intervention in radio and television programming could be more dangerous than station manipulation of news. He stated no agency can or should attempt to authenticate news.
Brian Branston of BBC recounts an 2000 mile jungle voyage aboard a hover craft by 18 Britons aided by missionaries. They travel from Rio Negro to Orinoco headwaters and to the Caribbean, facing heat insects and hostile natives, with danger and occasional modern comforts. The book is reviewed as available at Chanute Public Library.
The notice states that The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to republication of local news printed in the newspaper and all AP news dispatches. It designates the Small Society Member Audit Bureau of Circulations as part of the rights framework.
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