Debate on free enterprise and farm welfare standards
The piece argues against free enterprise as a foundation, citing House Agriculture Committee makeup payments to wheat farmers tied to price rises after harvest and Russia sales. It criticizes government interference, suggests a Big Brother approach, and notes gaps in coverage for journalists and low income areas.
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Telephone Balloon Costs and AT&T Pricing Stance
AT T president Robert D Lilley says installation costs average about 60 a phone and the company may charge subscribers that much. Board Chairman John D deButts backs Lilley noting Britain charges 60 to 800 and Japan 300 per phone. The piece questions whether high charges will persist or be trimmed to avoid user friction.
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Midtown Musings: Gidget the aging poodle faces new home hunt
In a humorous column Fred Harris chats about Gidget a dim sighted overweight poodle once called Little Old Fat Lady. With her ageing life and brood of boodles the dog now faces relocation as caretakers move away and National Dog Week prompts Harris to screen adopters and arrange trials.
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Powell urging business action through courts before Supreme Court
Justice Lewis F. Powell Jr urged business leaders to use courts as a social economic and political tool. In a confidential 33 page memo circulated by the U S Chamber of Commerce he urged an aggressive program to press for enterprise system support and to attack critics including Ralph Nader and Herbert Marcuse.
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Powell Memo Urges Chamber Staff to Back Pro Business Vision
A confidential Powell memo argues for a Chamber staff of elite lawyers and scholars to influence education and policy, including amicus Supreme Court appearances. Powell, noted educator and patron of Virginia education, urges university balance and open debate while resisting improper pressure. The memo, prepared for Eugene Sydnor Jr., was obtained as Powell did not comment when contacted.
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Hotels Tapped for InRoom Movie Service by Columbia
A study finds travelers average 42 and stay two days with little moviegoing. Trans-World Communications, a Columbia unit, offers pay‑per‑view films in hotel rooms at 3 dollars each, debuting in Atlanta and expanding to 23 cities, wiring up 160000 rooms by year end. Guests pick from two films on two channels and call room service.
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Corn Carnival set to crown Ole King Corn this week
The 4th annual Corn Carnival unfolds Thursday through Saturday with Jaycee sponsors moving corn to Main Street for display. County aid recipients number 811 of 21 794 in Neosho County per welfare director Carroll Couter, from Kansas data.
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Today's Bible Verse
For my people have committed two evils they have forsaken me the fountain of living waters and hewed them out cisterns broken cisterns that can hold no water Jeremiah 2 13.
Chickens Won't Leave Coral Gables Florida
In Coral Gables along San Marco Avenue about 18 months ago two chickens were allowed in despite a ban. The birds grew to a flock of about 20 and cawed at 4 30 a.m. The city assistant manager filed suit. the owner blasted at them with a shotgun and disappeared. Local agencies lack chicken traps.
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Classified ads deadlines for same day service
Classified ads must be placed before 9 30 a m on weekdays or 1 p m Friday for Saturday display. Display style ads should be submitted by 12 noon the prior day. Call 431 4100 for details.
TV Schedule Glimpse Shows a Busy Night lineup
Channel guides reveal a dense lineup with The Mod Squad The Waltons Gregory Peck and Omar Sharif in McKenna's Gold and Owen Marshall Courtroom drama. Other offerings include Wile libel trial coverage Stand Up & Cheer and Cirrus and The Waltons rerun plus Late night fare.
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Television Log Friday Schedule Highlights
Friday evening listings show G305 The Parent Game and 13 Hollywood Squares on KCMO TV while KUHI TV offers 16 and KOAM TV 7. Prime time includes High Chaparral Buck Owens and Truth Consequences with Partridge Family and Room 222 on various channels. News Weather Tonight Show Cobble.
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On This Date In History September 28, 1972
Events include the first round-the-world flight completion in 1924 after 175 days, Yorktown siege begin in 1781, 1850 congress voted extra pay for Army officers and navy flogging abolished, Manila Bay hero Dewey honored in 1899, 1939 partition plan for Poland, Bobby Greenlease kidnapping in 1953, Dutch New Guinea turnover in 1954, LBJ Vietnam action remark in 1967, Mindszenty asylum move in 1970, Avery Brundage birthday anniversary, and a Giuseppe Garibaldi quote.
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Yorktown Heights
Virginia
Congress
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Church Group Tours Topeka In United Methodist Event
Twenty five members of the United Methodist Church toured Topeka visiting the Methodist Conference offices and the East Topeka Church. Ma vis Almquist led the group through the itinerary touching on elder care and outreach to the local needy area.
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United Methodist Church
Topeka
Methodist Conference
Methodist Home For
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Call Your Tribune Carrier At 431 3400 At 5 30 Pm
A short notice invites readers to reach their Tribune carrier by phone at 431 3400, with a reminder to call around 5 30 p m for service or updates.
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Subscription Rates for Neosho and Nearby Areas
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