Editorial: Polls Stir Debate on Usefulness and Method
The piece notes two polls in doubt the youth vote for president and Kansas second district race. It questions sample sizes and transparency, cites McGovern and McAfee skepticism, and urges more scrupulous polling methods and questions. It argues polls attract attention but may mislead without clear conduct details.
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Kansas Farmers Sell 356 Million in Exports Amid Growth
Kansas farmers sold 356 million dollars of farm products overseas in the year ending June 30, ranking seventh in the state. Missouri was tenth with 317 million. Wheat and flour led at 202.1 million, with 60.6 million in feed grains and 33 million in other products.
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Missouri
Tribute Writers Acknowledged by Mamie Eisenhower
Senior Citizens newsletter honors Mrs. Mathews for a Dwight D. Eisenhower tribute sent after his death. Mamie Eisenhower replied gratefully, calling the gesture heart warming and noting she was pleased it was shared with members. A Parsons columnist adds a grandmother and granddaughter exchange about rest room labeling.
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Palestine guerrillas seek provocations to trigger Israeli response
Washington reports from Beirut quote U S Ambassador Bill Buffum saying Palestinian guerrillas aim to provoke Israeli reprisals against Lebanon to create an illusion of activity and to spur Arab subsidies. The group, weakened after Hussein expelled them from Jordan in 1970, remains concentrated largely in Lebanon.
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Lebanon
U.S
Bill Buffum
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Mid East tensions rise as fedayeen camps split
Ambassador Buffum reported to the State Department on guerrilla camps in Lebanon detailing strong fedayeen forces in South Lebanon, internal leadership clashes, jealousy between Fatah factions, and rare gunfights between commanders. He noted their violence aimed at Israel but said external access remains largely blocked.
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Fedayeen
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Jordan
Syria
Israel
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Maude Debuts as Liberal Battle Ax in NBC Rivalry
CBS launches Maude as Archie Bunker era response to NBC Bonanza while ABC Temperatures Rising aims for hospital comedy. Beatrice Arthur as Maude portrays a loud liberal figure challenging gender roles amid family and social tensions.
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Psalm Verse Harbors Comfort for Faithful Readers
A religious snippet quotes Psalm 149 verse about the Lord taking pleasure in his people and beautifying the meek with salvation, offering a brief moment of spiritual reflection for readers.
Milk price hike sparks cent increase across three Cha nute dairies
Twenty five years ago three Cha nute dairies Whitworths Roxton and Kinsey Dairy Products Co announced a one cent per quart rise on homogenized pasteurized and raw milk effective Monday. Raw and pasteurized milk rise to 19 cents a quart and homogenized to 20 cents as feed costs push prices higher. The AP noted national food prices near postwar peak and living cost debates swelling.
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Jury Hearing on Alleged Gambling at Galena Legion Club
Former Galena police chief William W. Carr testified about activities at the American Legion Club and advised operators of a Kansas AG ruling that private club gambling was illegal. Four men and a Galena firm face charges of using interstate facilities to run a gambling operation. The case sits before U.S. District Judge Frank Theis.
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On This Date in History September 13 1972
Highlights include the 1788 Constitution Convention authorizing the first national election, key events from 1759 Plains of Abraham to 1955 Soviet Germany talks, and the Attica Prison raid one year prior. Also notes Claudette Colbert’s birthday and a Pope quote.
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Plains of Abraham
Quebec
Francis Scott Key
Ft. McHenry
Baltimore
Chiang Kai-shek
China
Maine
Edmund 8. Muskie
West Germany
Soviet Union
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
New York
Attica
Claudette Colbert
Alexander Pope
TV Schedules Show Slippage On Last Minute Changes
Channel listings reveal advance schedules with notes that last minute changes or substitutions are not publishable. Program blocks include The Paul Lynde Show, Daughters of Joshua Cabe, Banacek, Medical Center, Lassie, Hollywood Squares, Emergency, Family fare and late night pages with Tonight Show and Cavett segments.
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Estelle Parsons
The
Waltons
Mod Squad
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Jean Shepherd
America
Hollywood Television ‘Theater
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Owen Marshall
Dean Marta
World Press
Rounders
Television Log Highlights September 14 Schedule
Monday's Kansas City and regional channels list daytime to late night programs. Entries cover sitcoms dramas news talk and special features with stations KUHI KOAM KMBC WIBW KODE WDAF and others detailing showroom times and titles.
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Call Your Tribune Carrier If He Misses You
Instructions to call the Tribune carrier if not delivered, with a backup number 431-3400 and a 5:30 p.m. reference time. The notice emphasizes contacting the carrier for redelivery or concerns.
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