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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1971
Page
2
A Tribune editorial on Vince Gibson draws Letters to the editor praising Gibson’s impact at Kansas State University. The writer recalls Gibson’s stadium presence and Chanute banquet role, argues hostility is unfounded, and supports Gibson despite a current slump.
A Chanute railroad worker defends the Santa Fe Depot amid editorials claiming low use. He notes the depot runs 24 hours, handles 500 to 600 cars daily, and lists 187 Santa Fe employees with a $1.854 million payroll, urging the paper to recognize rail pride and keep the depot active.
The Chanute resident operated a home factory supplying comfort items and garments. She organized bed comforts for the Church World Service and donated soap and clothing to Africa and Asia, aiding the needy despite hearing loss. Her grandson Dean Life helped in later years.
Twenty five years ago the Johnson Hospital will cease operation on March 1 after 43 years serving the community. The clinic and National can continue to operate with National conditions cited as a major factor in the closing. Mizpah Class members have made 40 garments for school outfits.
Philadelphia opinion contrasts the New York Times role in publishing the Pentagon Papers with classic free press courage. It argues the Times complied with a court order and did not stand alone, unlike Zenger and Lovejoy who acted without majority support for First Amendment rights.
AP Television critic Cynthia Lowry notes Mia Farrow shines in Goodbye Raggedy Ann a character study while Death Takes a Holiday a modernized TV version loses some dreamlike quality Yvette Mimieux shines as the hopeful girl death plays with and Melvin Douglas Myrna Loy offer dignity in supporting roles NBC airs Snoopy at the Ice Follies a disappointing ice skating show in a long line of TV performances
Eugene C. Pulliam publishes a full page editorial across seven papers denouncing the federal bureaucracy as the strongest and most powerful civil service protected villain. He cites HEW the State Department and the FCC, warns that if bureaucrats win freedom as we know it could be lost forever.
Darla Sutor a 17 year old Fort Hays State College freshman from Zurich won the 1971 state 4-H club beef award. She leads a herd of 20 beef animals and will attend the national 4-H Congress in Chicago November 28 to December 2. Other state winners include Maness Bigsby Pendleton McDaniel Strawn Funk Kill Barber Croucher Cubit Carpenter.
The Office of Emergency Preparedness ordered refunds for Lincoln court costs raised during the freeze and Ithaca dorm deposits. About 2,500 Lincoln residents and 5,300 Cornell dormitory residents receive repayments. Twin sisters in New York voluntarily cut their allowances, prompting a light federal reply.
A scrambled prime time grid lists Gunsmoke and Here's Lucy among 1960s shows, plus a UN Day Concert with Pablo Casals and U Thant's address. Late night options include Surrender, It Takes All Kinds, Death at 12 and dawn films like Dawn at Socorro.
A dense listing of weekday daytime and prime time television slots from multiple local stations, detailing shows by time and channel. It notes programs across morning, afternoon, and evening, including soap operas, game shows, cartoons, news, and classics, with several channel identifiers and program titles.
Chanute Tribune lists annual and short term subscription prices for in town carrier deliveries and out of town mail options. Territorial and post office rates include Kansas sales tax and vary by duration.
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