Sinai pact seen as fragile step toward Middle East peace
The Sinai agreement engineered by Henry Kissinger draws mixed responses from involved leaders and U S officials. Supporters hail the breakthrough, while detractors fear entanglement and future wars, given American monitors in the disputed zone. The treaty hinges on oil interests and U S resolve, yet remains a fragile start toward peace.
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Sinai
Israel
Egypt
Henry Kissinger
U.S
Mideast
United States
Governor Bennett Seeks voter image at Homecoming and Cow Chip Toss
The governor attended Thayer’s Watermelon Capital homecoming and fair entering a seed spitting contest and later joined Russell Springs for the annual cow chip tossing event. He did not win either event but touts the public presence as political leverage while facing backlash over protective policy backfires.
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Bennett
Thayer
Sunday Bennett
Russell Springs
Chanute golfers train amid family dinner and Salina trip
A family dinner in Salina reveals about 20 Chanute golfers preparing for the Kansas Elks golf tournament at the Salina Elks course. The piece blends travel notes about holiday traffic and a midweek look at Kansas transportation policy and municipal electric issues.
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Chanute
Salina Country Club
Salina
Kansas Elks
Salina Elks Course
FBI King ties under Senate scrutiny in 1960s surveillance
Senate Intelligence Committee probes FBI actions to smear Martin Luther King Jr amid wiretaps and leaked sex stories. The report notes tap records from the Willard Hotel and Las Vegas encounters, questions who ordered snooping, and cites praise for current FBI director Clarence Kelley.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
FBI
Martin Luther King
Dr. King
Senate
Hoover
Robert Kennedy
Old Willard Hotel
Las Vegas
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Clyde Tolson
Willard Hotel
Coretta King
Rep
Walter Fauntroy
D-S.c
Fauntroy
Ralph Abernathy
Clarence Kelley
Kelley
Char'e Tribune Mail Rates In Area Towns
Rates for mail and carrier delivery listed by the Char'e Tribune include annual, semi annual, and quarterly options. Chanute post office boxholders pay a higher rate with sales tax included, while carrier delivery in Chanute charges a monthly fee in advance. The paper notes United Press International republication rights.
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Neosho, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Chanute
IMF Meeting Shows United States Linked Globally in 1970s
At the 30th annual IMF gathering, U S leaders urge global cooperation while noting Americans seek relief from inflation and recession. Ford emphasizes a strong domestic economy as primary aid, urging others to boost growth through consumer demand and self-help measures. Delegates stress U S export of capital and import of goods as key to worldwide prosperity.
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Washington
UPI
United States
International Monetary Fund
Financial Organization of the World
Ford
America
Finance
U.S
American
IMF
Louise’s Plastercrafts Opens Near Walnut Farm
Harry and Louise Venneman, new owners of 240 acre Walnut County farm, launch Louise’s Plastercrafts at their home offering plastercraft and craft supplies. Grand opening September 18 to 21 with workshops by Mrs. Venneman. Doug Tarwater runs a wholesale plastercraft factory on his parents’ farm and will supply Mrs. Venneman. Mrs. Tarwater is a Plastercraft Association of America founder and leader.
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Walnut
Louise
Venneman
Doug Tarwater
J. E
Regina Tarwater
Safety committee approves weekly rations for armed boat crews
In Philadelphia on Sept 3 the committee of safety approved weekly rations for crewmen of seven armed boats. Each man receives seven pounds of bread or six of flour, ten pounds of beef mutton or pork, vegetables, salt, vinegar and three and a half pints of rum or beer.
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United Press International
Philadelphia
Committee of Safety
City considers banning raw milk sales in limits
Ivan Van Nortwick, chief milk inspector, urged the city to amend an ordinance to ban selling raw milk to residents. He noted that all milk sold locally is pasteurized to meet state health standards. Also noted, Fifty Years Ago items mention August CMTC camp at Leavenworth and locals Earl Christie, Junior Burris, Cleo Dalton, and Joe Griswold.
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Ivan van Nortwick
State Board of Health
Earl Christie
Junior Burris
Cleo Dalton
Joe Griswold
Citizens Military Training
Leavenworth
Call Your Tribune Carrier Line for Delivery
Contact details advise readers to call the Tribune carrier if missed, or dial 431 4100 during specified hours 5 30 to 6 p m weekdays and by 9 00 a m Saturday for delivery issues.
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Tribune
Struggle to curb utility rates to persist in Kansas
Outgoing Kansas Corporation Commission chair Dale Saffels says inflation and a natural gas shortage will keep pressure on utility rates as the state moves from gas to coal and fuel oil. He notes rates have stayed low due to abundant gas but warns increases are likely. Southwestern Bell seeks a 24.5 million dollar hike as inflation bites. Saffels departs, succeeded by G. T. Van Bebber, amid ongoing efforts to justify rate requests and combat inflation impacts.
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Topeka
Kan
UPI
Dale Saffels
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Saffels
Commission
Kansas
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
G. T. van Bebber
Robert Bennett
Wichita
Bennett
James Davis
Wyandotte County
Harold Herd
Coldwater
Farmers may get energy cost rebate plan eyed by administration
The Ford administration plans to urge Congress to give farmers rebates for higher energy costs if oil price controls end. The move would follow a February tariff rise and faces legal and legislative hurdles as decontrol debates continue and a judge questions the tariff validity.
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Doug Lowenstein
Tribune
Washington
Ford Administration
Congress
Eric Zausner
Federal Energy Administration
FEA
Kansas
Zausner
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J. Edgar Hoover
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