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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1972

Page

5

Main Test Yet to Come for South Vietnam Forces

AP reports that South Vietnamese forces fight a new North Vietnamese offensive with officials saying the main test lies ahead. They caution the situation is fluid and no rout has occurred while withdrawals from some bases are believed orderly and not a main line of resistance.

South Vietnam Washington Demilitarized Zone Nixon United States U.S Melvin R. Laird Dmz Central Highlands Highlands

Multiple Kansas incidents reported in Osawatomie Paola Fort Scott Wichita

James Walsh 83 missing from Osawatomie State Hospital has been found near Pottawatomie Creek after a large search. A fire in Paola damaged the Pla Mart Ballroom with losses estimated at 30 000 to 40 000 and canceled a dance. Fort Scott appoints Merle Young first black police chief. A study begins on personal use of WATS lines in Kansas government. Wichita detectives救 heroically aided Mrs Nena Baily who choked in a restaurant.

Osawatomie Kan James Walsh Crawford County Osawatomie State Hospital Leslie N. Barrett Miami County Pottawatomie Creek Barrett Walsh Paola Kansas Bob Harris Harris Fort Scott Merle Young Young Charles Dwyer Topeka Arm WATS Robert F. Brandt Nena Baily Wichita Ernie Feeler Vick Dye Feeler Mrs. Baily

Neosho County soybeans yield 21 bushels per acre

ERIE Neosho County farmers averaged 21 bushels per acre on the 1971 soybean crop totaling 840000 bushels for the county. Cherokee County led Southeast Kansas with 1336500 bushels on 39100 acres while Douglas County posted a state leading 30 bushels per acre.

Erie Neosho County Kansas Cherokee County Butler County Douglas County

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