In Deeper Alerting Over Middle East War Risks
The Chanute Tribune warns of heightened U S military activity and a fragile cease-fire as the Soviet Union hints at sending troops to enforce peace. Egypt seeks a joint U S Soviet force but Washington resists. The piece questions unity in a potential task force and warns of dangerous U S Russian diplomacy if unilateral action occurs. Kissinger’s handling of the crisis is noted with Nobel prize speculation.
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U.S
Soviet Union
Middle East
Egypt
Vietnam
Henry Kissinger
Lucke discusses Nixon aide Bebe Rebozo and Hughes gift
Mrs. Lucke of Key Biscayne Florida discusses Bebe Rebozo and the $100000 Hughes contribution. She says they spend time playing a card game and that Rebozo should testify before the Senate Watergate committee while doubting he would.
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Jane Lucke
Key Biscayne, Fla
Richard Nixon
Bebe Rebozo
Locke
Bebe
Senate Watergate Committee
Howard Hughes
Rebozo
Nixon
Florida
California
Cox Fire Spurs Nixon to Shield Oval Office
Washington columnist details how President Nixon fired Archibald Cox to halt probes reaching the White House. The piece cites fear of a Kennedy-led, witch-hunt style probe and links to the $100,000 Hughes payment via Bebe Rebozo and Donald Nixon.
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Washington
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Oval Office
Cox
Kennedy
Special Prosecutor
White House
Mr. Rebozo
Rebozo
Gerald Warren
Fhrlichman
Ehrlichman
Hughes
Donald
Daylight Saving Debate Turbulent and Local Cable Fight
A columnist mocks daylight saving and argues for year round daylight in playful satirical prose. Parsons officials oppose Cablevision bond rules as city considers restoring service deadlines and ATC franchise actions loom if service remains off.
Local News Exclusivity Notice
The Associated Press holds exclusive rights to publish all local news printed in the newspaper and to distribute AP news dispatches.
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Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
Teens to hold election night at teen canteen
Twenty five years ago voters would visit the Teen canteen for up to the minute election news next Tuesday night. A loudspeaker would replace the juke box and election charts would be set up for an election party sponsored by the Teen canteen committee and The Tribune. Fifty years ago local sportsmen built a shack at Moran on Katy Rod and Gun Club grounds. Ernest Edwards C B Achenbech H B Meeker Frances Meeker A D Devore Henry Schutz were involved.
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Teen Canteen Committee
The
Tribune
Katy Rod and Gun Club
Moran
Ernest Edwards
C. B. Achenbech
H. B. Meeker
Frances Meeker
A. D. Devore
Henry Schutz
Bible Verse for Today
A devotional note cites John 4 24 declaring God is a spirit and those who worship must do so in spirit and truth.
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God
John
Airport Improvement Contracts Awarded
Parsons bids totaling 82 183 for Tri City Airport upgrades were approved. Coomes Construction Co. of St. Paul was low bidder at 37 000 for rescue equipment building apron lights and fencing. American Fire Equipment Co. of Salina bid 15 183 for a fire and rescue truck. Earlier bids were rejected as they exceeded the engineer's estimate of 95 897.
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Parsons
Tri- City
Coomes Construction Co
St. Paul
American Fire Equipment Co
Salina
Hobbies and Marriage Blamed for Boredom
AP columnist Hal Boyle muses on the roots of boredom suggesting hobbies can backfire and that self pity fuels loneliness. He jokes about stamp collecting turning sour, advises trying new activities, and notes marriage can spark talk but also comfort. The piece ends with a light jab and a humorous flourish.
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Busi
Prime Time Schedule Promises Mix of Classics and Specials
Channel listings reveal nightly lineup with Sanford and Son and Elmer Gantry among 7 and 8 pm slots plus 9 pm Love American Style and Tonight Show. Late night features Perry Mason Tonight Show and Rock Concert with multiple alternatives and substitutions noted for last minute changes.
Watergate Drama Played Out Across Late Night TV
In New York AP report Everett Scrimshaw powers through Watergate coverage on TV noting dull preliminaries and a rise of dramatic shows. He recalls hotel pictures, press conferences, tapes, and courthouse White House intrigue that kept him watching until the detective style finale. He even questions if Jimmy Stewart portrayed Archibald Cox.
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New York
Everett Scrimshaw
Everett
White House
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Mike) Harris
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