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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1972
Page
5
A recruiter promotes guaranteed training and opportunity for tomorrow. The message highlights guaranteed training and a path to a job, inviting recruits to contact an Army recruiter for details and enrollment.
About three thousand biblical scholars gather in Los Angeles for the first International Congress of Learned Societies in the Field of Religion. Over five days the group will hear major addresses and present 450 papers on religion, women's life, industry, and race relations. International participation includes 200 European scholars and attendees from the Far East joined by American theologians.
In Neosho County Kansas the probate court schedules a hearing for September 19, 1972 at 10:00 a.m. to settle the will of Wilfred T. Buscher executor Robert L. Briley seeks approval of fees and distribution to heirs. Written defenses must be filed with Chanute attorneys Bulch Briley by the stated date.
Cathy Roper, a Wyandotte High School graduate, delivers about 140 daily and 200 Sunday Tulsa World issues to five northeast Oklahoma towns and an agent in Kansas. She began college at Northeastern Oklahoma A&M while juggling early mornings, traffic hazards, and work at B F Goodrich before returning to Miami to continue studies.
Hollywood fears of McCarthy era investigations echo as actor Robert Vaughn recalls the 1950s blacklist. He notes greater modern latitude for performers, citing Jane Fonda and controversial Vietnam themes, while acknowledging limits on war coverage may persist until passions cool.
HAL BOYLE portrays Margaret Boyle an 85 year old Irish immigrant living in Kansas City who declares she never did a bad thing and treats daily tasks as life’s meaning. Her wisdom guides family, she resists retirement homes, and remains curious, engaged, and central to the clan.
Lt. (J.G.) Craig Woodard of Wichita Kansas and his wingman destroyed two ammunition depots 15 miles west of Quang Tri in a Tuesday raid. Woodard flew an A4 off the carrier Hancock and reported bombs caused multiple secondary explosions. The wingman’s name was not released.
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