Lessons From Attica Shaped Call For Early Child Development
An editorial argues that Attica shows maximum security limits, urging rehabilitation programs and early prevention. It cites Whitley Austin on expanding Head Start and a broader child development program funded by the anti poverty bill, noting benefits for education, health and crime reduction. The piece stresses early help beyond the poor and supports public dollars and endorsement.
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Whitley Austin
The
Salina Journal
U.S. Senate
Brezhnev to Meet Tito in Belgrade amid Soviet Pressure
An AP Analysis notes Brezhnev plans a Belgrade meeting with Tito to broaden pressure on Yugoslav Communists and counter China. The piece traces Brezhnev doctrine risks, Khrushchev era shifts, and Moscow’s fear of anti Soviet alignments in Yugoslavia and Romania.
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Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Party
Belgrade
Tito
Brezhnev
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Krushchev
Stalin
League of Communists
Nev
Moscow
China
Yugoslavia
Romania
Albania
Peking
Bailey bridge units arrive for emergency use in state plan
Tribune Files notes 200 feet of Bailey type bridge units received for emergency repairs when regular bridges fail. Units, used by troops in recent campaigns, arrive in sections for easy handling and will be painted. City bids open for a 4000 KW turbine generator as part of expanding the local power plant. Santa Fe railroad division reports increased force returning to normal after summer depression.
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America
Southern Kansas Division
The
Santa Fe Railroad
New TV Series Kickoff Yields Mixed Reviews
A trio of new NBC ABC series debuts and mixed critical reception. Peter Falk stars in NBC Mystery Movie segment Columbo using a reveal and solve gimmick. Anthony Quinn portrays a Southwest city mayor in The Man and the City on ABC. Shirley MacLaine’s Shirley's World on ABC flops with weak script and production.
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Columbo
Peter Falk
NBC
Anthony Quinn
Southwest
ABC
Ann Landers column critique in The Tribune
A reader voices discontent with the Ann Landers advice column in The Tribune citing a troubling tale of seduction at age 16. The letter questions the column’s purpose and usefulness for readers and suggests dropping the feature.
Landers Addicts and the Comics Dilemma
The author defends keeping Ann Landers style columns in the paper and argues readers would protest their removal. He compares editing choices to rating movies, citing reader interest and family suitability as key factors.
CIA Listens To Kremlin Leaders In Private Talks
Washington whispers reveal the CIA has eavesdropped on private Kremlin conversations. The source says Soviet leaders, including Brezhnev and Kosygin, gossip about each other and complain of ailments. Brezhnev allegedly drinks too much vodka. Kosygin in poor health.
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Washington
Central Intelligence Agency
Kremlin
CIA
Leonid Brezhnev
Kosygin
Leaders at Private Clinics Reveal Aches of Global Chiefs
The CIA notes Mao Tsetung and Brezhnev seek spa therapy and massages in private, contrasting public restraint with private ease. It also details aging leaders, staged doubles, and health assessments from film reviews and CIA doctors.
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CIA
Fox
Mao
Yangtze
Private eyes find profit in bugging despite new law
Kansas City detectives report a profitable byproduct for private agencies amid a six month old federal ban on planting or possessing eavesdropping devices. Firms say demand remains strong though they must navigate strict legal limits, with some clients eager to use bugs if allowed.
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Kansas City
Kansas City Star
Robert Melcher
International Bureau of Investigation
Cohen
Joseph M. Donahue
Kansas City Bureau of Investigation
Fountain Cafe Opens Without Disturbing Historic Park Vista
New York AP reports Calvert Vaux's 1858 Central Park terrace and Bethesda Fountain remain intact as a new tent topped Fountain Cafe was added recently. The project preserves the historic features while creating an outdoor dining space.
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New York
Calvert Vaux
Central Park
Today in History Highlights Sept 16 1971
On this date 1940 Roosevelt signed the Selective Service Act establishing the first peacetime draft. Other events noted include Louis XIV’s birth in 1638, Antietam onset in 1862, the American Legion incorporation in 1919, a 1920 Wall Street bombing, and Japan’s 1945 Hong Kong surrender to Britain.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Louis XIV
France
Antietam
Maryland
American Legion
Congress
J.P. Morgan and Co
New York
Wall Street
Japan
Hong Kong
Miller rules state board may approve vocational programs
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller ruled the state Board of Education can approve or deny vocational-technical programs for local districts even when no state or federal funds are involved. The board may authorize local two mill funding use, but cannot force spending only on planning or operation. Also Miller said restricted license holders may operate a motorcycle with a licensed adult in back.
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Ers
Cahill
pro-Weber
Ed Weber
Weber
Pro- Weber
International Union
Hunter Wharton
la Chatelaine
Washington
Wharton
Topeka, Kan
Vern Miller
State Board of Education
John W. Frazier
Miller
Top TV Shows and Guests Listed for Evening Schedule
TV guide outlines a slate of programs and guests tonight including Walter Brennan as a con man in Alias Smith and Jones, Flip Wilson with Ed Sullivan and Lucille Ball, Rod Taylor and Dennis Cole in turbulent century youth, and Dean Martin’s seventh season opener with Carney Clark Liberace. Also featured are High Chaparral Untamed World Green Acres and sports and talk show entries with a late night lineup and film selections The Outsiders Jane Eyre The Virgin Queen plus Don Fambrough Merv Griffin and Daniel Boone listings.
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Walter Brennan
Curry
the Outsiders
Jane Eyre
the Virgin Queen
Dick Cavett
Johnny Carson
Don Fambrough
Merv Griffin
Daniel Boone
All I
Desire
Television Log Highlights Evening Program Lineup
Channel listings for September 17 show prime time with series like High Chaparral Andy Griffith The Rifleman Bonanza and Love American Style plus specials and late movies. Notable entries include The Partridge Family The Tonight Show and Merv Griffin with regional station identifiers and time blocks.
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FBI
Jim Artists
America
Merv Griffin
Dick Cavett
Marnie
Call Tribune carrier numbers for missed delivery
Instructions urge calling the Tribune carrier if missed, with an alternate number 431 3400 and a 5 30 p m time cue for contact. The text preserves delivery logistics language in a compact advisory style.
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Tribune
Subscription Rates Across Regions and Plans
Rates listed for mail and carrier subscriptions across trade territories, outside territories, area towns with carrier delivery, Chanute post office boxholders, and Chanute carrier. prices include tax and postage where noted. Mentions membership in Audit Bureau of Circulations and Associated Press rights for local and AP news.
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Necoshe, Allen, Wilson, and Woodson Co
Kansas
Chanute
Audit Bureau of Circulations
The
Associated Press
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