Paducah judges fault free speech in Rivers case
A Tribune editorial criticizes three Western District of Kentucky judges for forcing Mrs. Ernest W. Rivers to resign after she published letters contrasting a 18 year old shoplifter’s 30 day jail term with Spiro Agnew’s $10,000 fine and probation. The piece argues the judiciary should not fear scrutiny and lauds Rivers for courage.
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Paducah
Ernest W. Rivers
U.S. District Court
Spiro Agnew
Western District of Federal Court
Kentucky
Rivers
United States
Unfortunate rule turns sour for Jacksonville family over prize fate
A Jacksonville youth wins a $5,000 boat prize converted to $3,000 in savings and $2,000 in passbook funds. With a single welfare and food stamp income totaling $345 monthly, rules say he now exceeds $1,200 resource limits. The piece urges placing the prize in a trust for education to break the welfare cycle rather than penalties.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Randy Masters
Randy
Gulp and gratitude mark KANU FM re dedication
Fred Harris recalls speaking at the Hoch auditorium during KANU FM Radio’s modernization and re dedication. He notes the lineup included Arch R Dykes Robert B Docking Bob Dole Susan Strasberg and himself as donor rep. He reflects on the brief program and the station theme of keeping the people's right to know.
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Bob Hope
K. U
Hoch Auditorium
Kanu-Fm Radio
Jack Harris
Hutchinson
Sid Harris
Ottawa
Archie R. Dykes
University
Robert B. Docking
Kansas
Bob Dole
U.S
Susan Strasberg
Nixon
Government plans sell off opium stock at Fort Knox sites
Washington reports the federal government plans to unload hundreds of tons of opium from stockpiles at Fort Knox and other sites for medical use while defense guards protect the stash. The move follows a worldwide shortage and Congress weighs approving the sale to private industry.
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Washington
America
Fort Knox
United States
Congress
Justice Department
West Point
New Jersey
TV Tonight Schedule Listing For Chanute Area
An overnight publication shows daytime and prime time TV lineups for Chanute area stations including WDAF TV KCMO TV KUHI TV KOAM KBMA KMBC KTWU and KODE WIBW with blocks for Maude Shaft Truth or Consequences Hawaii and Perry Mason among others and a closing biblical verse from Hebrews 6 30 referencing ministry to the saints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Ensley
Profile In Music
Chase
Shaft
Sonny Terry
Brownie McGhee
Marcus Welby
Subscription Rates for Main in Trace Territory and Chanute
Subscription rates listed for Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Chanute area include sales tax. Carrier and mail options show annual six month and monthly prices with tax in advance, plus AP republication rights.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson and Woodson Co
Chanute
PBS weighs gavel to gavel Watergate reruns
PBS may broadcast unabridged reruns of Watergate hearings depending on witness importance and station interest. The plan follows public reaction to Cox firing and will not guarantee nightly gavel to gavel coverage, with decisions pending witness schedules.
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New York
Public Broadcasting Service
PBS
Nixon
Archibald Cox
Cox
Senate
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Maude
Carol
Dick Cavett
Christ Unlimited
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Highland
Fred M. Harris
F.M
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Keith Wright
Dial
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Labette County Medical Center
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F. F. Brundage
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