False hopes in Chilean politics undermine US Latin America policy
The piece argues that the overthrow and death of Chilean President Salvador Allende disrupt U.S. efforts to build harmony with Latin American nations. It notes U.S. stakes in copper giants Anaconda and Kennecott and a $2 billion Chilean debt, warning military rule offers little democratic promise and that high expectations rest on false hopes.
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Salvador Allende
Chile
United States
Anaconda
Kennecott
City Commission Drama Noted In Maine Town
The writer compares city commission meetings to a sport, noting the chair is Mayor John Schultz who directs proceedings with salesmanship and pragmatism. He emphasizes Schultz's hands on, dollar minded approach and aleady strong public presence.
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City Commission
Kenneth Sanborn
John Schultz
Schultz
City Government Seen Through a Reporter’s Eye in Chanute
A reporter analyzes Chanute city governance highlighting Schultz as a spender with risk appetite and Orozco as idealistic and compassionate toward the little guy. Johnson provides a practical check, and the piece praises accessibility, civic interest, and the value of a transparent, small government in a tight community.
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Orozco
Chanute
Jaycees
Pre Pearl Clothes Reveal Old Timer
A lighthearted AP feature lists signs you are an old timer before Pearl Harbor era. It notes wearing prewar coats, shunning cocktail parties, avoiding unfamiliar women, fatigue from exercise, a cemetery strolls for epitaphs, and a fear of dying rather than death. It mentions nostalgia for old tunes and a lingering habit of secret patent medicine.
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New York
Lincoln
Calucci's Dept airdate drags despite Perez spark
AP reviews premiere of Calucci's Dept on CBS finds pacing weak with editing blamed. Ramon Perez shines briefly as the volatile staffer, while James Coco as Calucci struggles to anchor the episode. Adam's Rib debuts on ABC with Blythe Danner and Ken Howard delivering solid performances despite a light script.
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Calucci
Dept
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NBC
Sanford & Son
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ABC Tonight
Adam
Spencer Tracy
Katharine Hepburn
Blythe Danner
Ken Howard
Yippies Back in Action With New Organization Plan
AP reports the Youth International Party or YIP, once famed for street theater and stock exchange stunts, seeks a national revival through a decentralized cell network. Dana Beal leads, aiming to fund operations, recruit, and publish The Yipster Times as circulation swells to about 15 000.
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Youth International Party
YIP
New York Stock Exchange
Chicago
Yippies
Hoffman
Rubin
New York
A. J. Weberman
Bob Dylan
Rolling Stone
Weberman
Dana Beal
Vancouver
Milwaukee
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Beal
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Yoko Ono
Chanute Tribune Classifieds and Subscription Rates Notice
The Chanute Tribune provides detailed subscription pricing for different delivery areas including trade territory outside and inside Kansas with tax notes. It lists annual and half yearly rates, monthly options, and Chanute post office mailing specifics.
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Neesha
Alien, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
TV Schedule Listing with Classic Movie and Show Highlights
Channel guides list 7:30 to 12:35 blocks featuring Planet of the Apes, Satan Never Sleeps, Adam's Rib, The Brady Bunch, The Price Is Right, Sanford and Son, Perry Mason and late night films including Trog Tales of Terror and King Richard and the Crusaders. Noted acts include Charlton Heston and William Holden.
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William Holden
Clifton Webb
Jonathan Winters
Hee Haw
Animal World
World Press
Buck Owens
Bowling For Dollars
Brady Bunch
Calucci’s Dept
Price Is Right
Sanford v Son
Washington Review
Planet of the Apes
Perry Meson
Neosho County Draft Estimates Slightly Above State Forecast
Neosho county selective service board expects total peacetime draft registration to exceed the state forecast of 1,260 as final signups run through Saturday. Clerk Mrs. Cleo Golden reported the tally today. Hughes Electric forms merged with West Penny Electric to form Hughes Electric at 25 N. Grant.
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Neosho County
Selective Service Board
Cleo Golden
L. L. Hughes
West Penny Electric Co
Quick Service Electric Co
Hughes Eletric
N. Grant
Moran Hikes Lunch Prices Amid Rising Costs
The USD 255 school system raises hot lunch prices by ten cents across all levels. Kinder care charges move to 35 cents, grades 1-6 at 40 cents, grades 7-12 at 55 cents, and adults at 55 cents. The district approves buying a $7,700 activity bus and forms a committee to study reorganizingFlore school with residents of the Flemore area named to join.
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Moran
Crestline man nominated regional coordinator for Ozarks Commission
Bill Fribley of Crestline is nominated by President Nixon to be federal regional coordinator of the Ozarks Regional Commission, pending Senate confirmation. The commission funds economic development projects in Missouri, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Louisiana, and nine southeast Kansas counties including Neosho County. Fribley, who since 1959 was assistant to former coordinator E L Stewart of Tulsa, left the Kansas House of Representatives to assume the post. The coordinator’s pay is $28 000 annually.
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Bill Fribley
Crestline
Nixon
Ozarks
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