Paul Keller Chosen As Park and Recreation Boss
Paul Keller 28 of 208 N Forest and a Royster Junior High social science teacher was named superintendent of parks and recreation. He replaces Al Guiot who resigned in March to take a similar post in Marshalltown Iowa. Keller starts June 1 after finishing the school term and will work evenings for summer programs. Keller, a 1968 Evangel College graduate, and his wife Mary have two children and he is a Humboldt native with family ties in Chanute.
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Paul Keller
N. Forest
Royster Junior High School
Mary Burris
Recreation Commission
Keller
al Guiot
Parks and Recreation
Burris
Kenneth Sanborn
Hutton
Evangel College
Springfield
Willard
Chanute
Kansas State College of
Pittsburg
Mary
Troy
Amy
Humboldt
Roy D. Keller
Clem Keller
Chanute Park
TV Stocks Decline in Wobbly Market
New York AP report notes a choppy week end with indecisive action as gains and losses balance and blue chips managed only small gains in Friday trading.
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New York
Market gains and antitrust suit shadow a mixed Wall Street day
The Dow Jones average closed at 967.72 up 2.19 as declines totaled 748 to 673 advances. Volume reporters suggested Vietnam news weighed more than profit taking while NBC CBS and ABC faced a Justice Department antitrust suit for monopolizing prime time air time. RCA rose to 39% at close. Dr James Kensett of Topeka was named Kansas Optometrist of the Year at the Kansas Optometric Association convention.
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Vietnam
NBC
CBS
ABC
RCA
James Kensett
Kansas Optometrist
Topeka
Kansas Optometric Association
Bush defends U S role in India Pakistan conflict at KU
U S ambassador to the United Nations George Bush told about 150 University of Kansas attendees that Americans were not on the wrong side in the India Pakistan war. He cited private negotiations and UN actions and defended U N involvement and Red China’s admission as revitalizing the U N.
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U.S
India
Bush
Lawrence
Kan
United States
George Bush
United Nations
University of Kansas
KU Law School
East Pakistan
Bangladesh
China
Chinese Peoples Republic
Winners Named In Poster Contest By SNEA Group
The fifth and sixth graders’ voter registration poster contest winners were announced Friday. First place went to Kevin Henley and Cindy Bitts, each receiving a $25 savings bond. Runners-up earned $5 checks. Program funded by a $1,000 NEA grant.
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National Education Association
Kevin Henley
Kathy Web
Diane Lassman
The
SNEA
Cindy Bitts
Mike Byers
Craig Haugsness
S. Tennessee
Lincoln
Kathy Weber
S Malcom
Hutton
Student National Education Association
Neosho
County Community Junior College
Cattle rustling at Chanute Livestock Market prompts search
Authorities seek tips after 38 head of cattle disappear from Chanute Livestock Market sale barn between midnight and 4 am. Sheriff David Kern states initial 23 cattle count rose to 38 after inventory. Investigation by sheriff's office KBI and local police continues.
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Chanute Livestock Market
14Th
David Kern
Sheriff's Office
The
KBI
Local Police
One Seriously Injured When Car Hits Ditch
A 17 year old youth was injured in a one car wreck southwest of town. Robin Goltry was taken by ambulance to Kansas City with a broken leg and was reported in serious condition at Neosho Memorial Hospital. The car owner is George Goltry, the boy’s father. Sandra Browning and her son Larry were kept in the local hospital overnight for observation. The crash happened about 20 miles west of town when the car overturned after losing control over a hill and hitting a culvert.
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Kansas City
Robin Goltry
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Reddick
Sandra Browning
N. Santa Fe
Larry
David Kern
George Goltry, R. 4
Weekend Forecast With Cooler, Mostly Cloudy Conditions
Mostly cloudy and colder today with northerly winds 19 to 20 mph. Highs in the 50s, tonight clearing a bit with lows near 40. Sunday will be partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the low to mid 60s.
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Jane Blades
Neosho County Community Junior College
A. G. Arnold
Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center
Donald B. Ainsley
Topeka State Hospital
Robert H. Young
Pleasanton
Johnson County
Donald Hall
Citizen’s
Lynn Cole
Wichita
Kansas Child Protective Society, Inc
Carolee Lauder Leek
Shawnee Mission
Ad Litem
Leek
Guardian Ad Litem
Department of Social Welfare
Cindy Owen
Park, Recreation
Marshalltown
Iowa
Cha
Peyton Place
Justice Department
Viacom _International
Kensett Top Eye
Kensett
Optometric Association
Soviet Union
NCCJC
Stoltz Hall
Fred Harris
William Dearih
Parsons
Rarph Henley
Larry Bitts
Larry Byers
Charles Weber
Lakers
Bucks
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