Doctors Give Varied Replies To Fay Query
Local doctors respond to the question do you smoke and why with mixed views. Dr J D Gough says he does not smoke citing health harms and parental example while Dr Henry Baker admits heavy smoking as patriotic to aid tobacco tax. Dr Reuben Burkman cites youth restraint then change of view with no reason to smoke. Dr Albert Kihm says he smokes but won’t justify it. Dr Earl Gehrt quit smoking and calls it a useless habit. Dr Don Abbuehl says he smokes out of habit and does not recommend it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Baker
S. Central
United State
Reuben Burkman
S. Highland
Albert Kihm
Hillside Acres
Dr. Earl Gehrt
S. Larson
Explosion at Bank of Tokyo on Park Avenue shocks New York
An explosion shattered three Park Avenue Bank of Tokyo windows at 301 Park Avenue near 49th Street, with two Trans World Airlines office windows also broken. No injuries were reported. This marks the 13th bombing attempt in Manhattan since April 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bank of Tokyo
Park Avenue
Manhattan
49Th Street
Trans World Airlines
Price War of Nerves Signals Government Pressure on Steel
President Johnson signaled possible further action in the steel pricing dispute as four more firms National Steel Jones Laughlin Armco and Crucible announced selective price hikes. The move followed Bethlehem Steel’s near 5 percent across the board increase and a new three year labor contract with the United Steelworkers Union boosting wages and benefits for about 400 000 workers. Kaiser and MacLouth remained silent on increases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
National Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
Crucible
Kaiser and MacLouth
Bethlehem
United Steelworkers Union
145 Marriage Licenses Issued In 12 Months at Neosho County
A report from probate judge Mrs. Alberta Gough shows 145 marriage licenses issued in the year from July 1 1967 to July 1 this year. Other period figures include probates pending 74 and closed 63, guardianships pending 76 and closed 4, juvenile cases 58, adoptions 12, hospitalizations 29, determinations of descent 29, crippled children cases 8 and trust estates 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie
Alberta Gough
Neosho County
Intercepted Letter Advises Urgency in Primary Vote
An intercepted missive urges Cha to decide who to vote for in the upcoming primary, warning that time is running out and urging a timely decision.
Reds Use Tear Gas On Marine Radio Relay Station
North Vietnamese troops sprayed tear gas and attacked a U S Marine radio relay station above the Khe Sanh area killing six Marines and wounding 11 others Fourteen Marines were killed and 22 wounded in two engagements south of Da Nang The Hill 950 outpost near Khe Sanh was attacked with mortars and grenades before the Marines retook the helicopter landing zone Two Marine helicopter crews were reported killed or wounded in other actions near A Shau Valley and Camodian border US jets artillery and helicopters destroyed multiple rockets bound for Saigon
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Saigon
Khe Sanh
da Nang
South Vietnam
Marine
Hill 950
Perime
A Shau
U.S
Manila Quake Toll Climbs After Deadly Collapse
In Manila, fresh tremors follow Friday's predawn quake that felled a five story apartment building. At least 102 dead, 251 injured, with rescue crews still pulling from rubble and 10 to 15 percent expected to survive if reachable. Eight cranes aid operations as officials warn toll may rise. In Mexico City a 72 second quake kills four and damages thousands, with aftershocks and Olympic facilities unaffected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manila
Manila Weather Bureau
Enrique Morales
Mexico City
Four County Primary Quiet With Few Contests
In four county area a light turnout is expected for state primary. Neosho county has a single Republican contest Kenneth Casper vs Frank Vaughn for second district county commissioner. Wilson, Allen, and Woodson counties show multiple county races all Republican with several incumbents and write in activity in Wilson sheriff. A Wilson county special issue asks voters to authorize an annual levy up to .30 mill for fair buildings construction and maintenance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Wright
Neosho County
Wilson County
Allen County
Woodson County
Kenneth Casper
Woodsor County
Bill Griffith
Ted West
Paul Byfield
Don Ward
Yates Center
County Commission
Leo Smart
LaHarpe
Rarpn Barnett
Moran
W. P. McFadden
Iola
Elmer Duggan
John Jackson
James Hillbrant
Smart
Duggan
Judicial
State Board of Education
State
Senate
Neosho
Wilson
Charles Forsyth
Erie
George Donaldson
Chanute
Seventh Judicial District
Karl Wilson
Coffeyville
Garland Ferrell Jr
Beaumont
Julia Piper
Parsons
Allen and Woodson
Paul Adams
Osage City
William A. Black
Pittsburg
Webster Hawkins
Osawatomie
Phillip Hooke
Cherokee
Thelma
Campaigns Require Hard Work and Funds in Neosho County
As the primary nears in Neosho County, residents fund and plaster posters for candidates. Local organizers report donations for Harman, Robinson, Avery, Dole and Crutcher campaigns with county committees and state offices supplying much material. County residents contribute cash and goods, while the Crutcher effort is mainly financed from Topeka headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Deane
Neosho County
Debonair
Daugh
Earl Gehrt
William Avery
U.S. Senate
Jim Blessing
S. Evergreen
Neosho
Bob Dole
Blessing
John Crutcher
John Rubow
Evergreen
Rubow
Crutcher
Topeka
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Fay
J.D. Gough
Don Abbuehl
Wells
Rolla, Mo
Philippines
Missouri Geological Survey
Bolla
Missouri
Springfield
San Francisco
Hunters Point
Long Beach
Calif
Denton Cooley
Cooley
Houston
Tex
Newsmen
Bangkok
United States
James F. Low
Sausalito
Royal Air Sea
Wichita
Ben Foster
William H. Dye
Bratislava
Czechoslovakia
Judy Emerson
Irvin Emerson
Danny Emerson
Annette
Danny
Dan Emerson
Gretchen
Cha
Yours
Capital
Insurgentes Avenue
Oaxaca State
Oaxaca
Pinotepa Nacional
Mexican Olympic Organization Committee
Wakarusa
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Russell
Leavenworth
Garden City
Goodland
Olathe
Hubert Harris
Harris
Fredonia
Son
Rick Harman
Harman
Campainn
William J. Robinson
Ebur Schultz
W. 5Th
Phillip Cooper
W. Main
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