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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1971
Page
2
Dan Hamrick criticizes the Nixon administration for floated talks of Senator Robert Byrd as a Supreme Court nominee. He notes Byrd's Klan past, civil rights opposition, and paradoxical support for poor whites while warning the nomination would embarrass the Senate and reflect cunning politics.
Massachusetts General Hospital surgeons report 27 patients from ages 2 weeks to 41 years have undergone major open heart surgery without donor blood using a blood substitute and ice cooling. The method first gained attention after a 5 year old Jehovah’s Witness had the procedure successfully and may reduce transfusion needs across cardiac and other surgeries.
From India Bill Hutchison recounts trekking through Nepal visiting Namche Bazar Thyangboche Monastery and Puja celebrations. He notes Sherpas Nepalese life electricity limits roads progress and a blunt contrast between backward life and Western influence.
Television listings recap top shows and guests across networks. Includes Mary Tyler Moore with Jack Cassidy, The Persuaders search for a German eagle statuette, Snoopy Ice Follies with Charles Schulz, Cade's County and Mayberry RFD lineups, and classic episodes from Andy Griffith Gilligan's Island Hee Haw and Lawrence Welk among others.
The Tribune lists a dense Saturday to Friday TV film slate with titles such as Strategy of Terror Death Takes A Holiday Deadlock Colossus The Forbin Project Naked in the Sun The Stand at Apache River The Mummy's Tomb Fail Safe Bang Bang You're Dead The Robe Battle of the Bulge How The West Was Won The Mississippi Gambler The Spoilers That Lady from Peking Heaven Knows Mr Allison Kismet Captain Horatio Hornblower and more across 6:30 p.m. to 11:45 p.m. slots with multiple classic westerns adventures and dramas featuring stars like James Stewart Melvyn Douglas Myrna Loy Howard Keel Gregory Peck and Robert Mitchum.
Army commissaries reform plan scrapped by Lt Gen Joseph Heiser amid broker pressure. Defense Supply Association, led by Andrew McNamara, seeks to influence Congress and Pentagon. Heiser serves as honorary president while resisting changes that would cut broker fees in a $2 billion system. America’s wine import rules prompt IRS hearings on bottle size and grape content.
TV schedule from Tribune listings shows channels KCMO KUHI KOAM KMBC KTWU KODE WIBW KTEW WDAF Chanute, with programs like High Chaparral Petticoat Junction Gunsmoke Bonanza Nanny Virus Notable titles include The Rifleman Dr Kildare and Tonight Show, plus sports coverage and news segments.
The piece lists key dates and events such as American WWI action near Luneville in 1917, the 1641 Irish massacre, 1929 stock drops, El Alamein offensive in 1942, and remarks from leaders in Manila and New York. It also notes a naval exercise involving Seaman Barnhart and ends with a Bible verse.
Early returns from a Cha nute Junior Chamber of Commerce poll show 54 percent against parking meters and 46 percent in favor. Among 1,857 mailed ballots, 114 were against and 94 for meters. Roy Wells and Frank Hotchkiss return from a deer-hunting trip near Duchesne Utah with two young buck deer atop their car. Walter Johnson Day will be observed in Humboldt next Wednesday October 26. Johnson, born in Humboldt, will pitch for Humboldt against Garnett. Mrs. E L Caldwell and children arrive from Wichita Falls moving back to Chanute after two years away.
The Chanute Tribune lists publication details and subscription rates for various regions. It notes DWight McCreight as publisher and includes advertising, mail, and carrier delivery pricing plus sales tax information.
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