Flying High at New Kansas City International Airport
Editorial notes Kansas City International, a 5 000 acre facility, opens for commercial service Nov 11 and aims to serve 4 million passengers in year one rising to 9 million by 1980. CAB cautions five years for new routes and airline profits must improve. KCI will mainly benefit the region including Chanute.
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Kansas City International
Civil Aeronautics Board
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CAB
Chicago
Neosha
Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
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Kansas
Chanute
Cooperation urged for better highways and cross-border access
Keith Wright argues for ground cooperation to improve highways and access from the Kansas side to aid regional travel. He notes the challenge for hinterland residents to adjust and mentions learning the easiest routes to the current airport and how to move around it.
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Kansas
Beware of Backlash In Downgrading Underdog
Montana, a frontier state with strong independence, distrusts corporate power and outsiders. The piece notes Chet Huntley’s Montana reception, Nixon’s potential second term appeal, and warns that anti establishment talk could boost the underdog and backfire politically.
Student brainstorm offers quirky voting incentive ideas
Miami scholars at Shenandoah Junior High propose free kisses at the ballot box and voting machines like slot machines among other schemes. County official Joyce Diefender says some ideas have merit though no specifics are given. science teacher Morton Raisen faces opposition.
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Shenandoah Junior High School
Miami, Fla
Joyce Diefender
Dade County
Morton Raisen
Mort
McGovern undercover work contrasted with Nixon sabotage
The report claims McGovern's team did limited research into Nixon aides and Democratic activities, including a computer data base on delegates. It notes Dick Tuck pranks during the primaries but says McGovern condemns sabotage. It also reports Communists in Vietnam planning for a political cease-fire and potential attacks if talks fail.
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Walter Sheridan
Nixon
MacGovern
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Rick Stearns
Raul Castro
Tucson, Ariz
Ed Muskie
Hubert Humphrey
James M. Fitzgerald
Hertford, Conn
Christine Sarcone
Des Moines
Muskie
Martin D. Dubin
DeKalb, NL
America
Victor Miller
Florence, Ky
American Legion
Vermont
Philip Hoff
Dick Tuck
Joan Connally
Texas
Tuck
Mexico City
Saigon
Today in History highlights key events for October 27
On this date in 1942 the U S government capped salaries after tax at two thousand dollars. Other milestones include Berlin occupation by Napoleon's army in 1806 and Khrushchev offering to remove missiles from Cuba in 1962. Birthdays include Teresa Wright and Ruby Dee.
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U.S
Napoleon Boneparte
Berlin
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Adrianople
League of Nations
London
Geneva
United States
Nikita Khrushchev
Cuba
Teresa Wright
Ruby Dee
TV Schedule Snags Meshed With Viewer Substitutions
Channel advance program listings show last minute changes and substitutions unavoidable. Highlights include Alter Ego with Helen Hayes as a supernatural schoolteacher, The McKenzie Break with Gerald and escape plans, Days of Wine and Roses, Masterpiece Theater, The Partridge Family and various late night shows.
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Helen Hayes
Jack Lemmon
Lee Remick
Gerand
Brian Keith
Archie Edith Innocently Enter Wife-Swapping Game
New York report on a broadcast episode where Archie and Edith Bunker confront a swinging couple In a morality tale about marriage values versus modern relationships Edith answers a personal ad inviting a swap Curtis and Ruth Rempley encounter Archie and Edith at the Bunker home The scene ends with the couple departing, leaving the Bunkers to reflect on traditional norms versus alternative unions.
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Neddies
Carroll O'Connor
Edith
Curtis
Ruth Rempley
Vincent Gardenia
Rue McClanahan
Archie
Halloween Parades and Art Show Highlight Chanute Events
Twenty five years ago more than 150 children entered the bicycle and pet parade sponsored by the Chanute Lions club. Over 1,000 student paintings and drawings were judged for Halloween themes and would appear in downtown storefronts Tuesday. Fifty years ago in 1922 new concrete paving on North Steuben opened to traffic, completed two weeks earlier. Colored talent planned a minstrel show next month for the Black Diamonds baseball team benefits, led by manager William Washington.
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Chanute Lions Club
Chanute
Larry Wilson
Kiwanis Club
North Steuben
F. W. Austin
William Washington
Measles Shots For District 413 Pupils This Week
School nurse Mrs. Margaret Wood announces measles and rubella vaccines will be given to pre-school and grade school students in Unified District 413 on Monday and Tuesday. A signed parent permit is required. Vaccines are administered in one shot and count toward Kansas school entry.
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Unified District
Margaret Wood
Kansas
Murray Hill
Fairfield
Alcott
Hutton
Roosevelt
Lincoln
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