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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1969

Page

1

Two Watermelon Cycles Promised By Kansas Growers

Earl Shell of the Ozarks Regional Commission announced at the Kansas State University horticulture field day in Manhattan that the watermelon crop will run in two cycles this year. Hot weather delayed blossoms and development, affecting sizes to large and small with no mid range fruit. Fall armyworms and webb worms threaten late crops of sorghum and soybeans. early planted soybeans, corn and sorghums are in good shape. Pastures are fine and ground prep for fall wheat planting continues.

Earl Shell Ozarks Vernon Lohmann Neosho County Lohmann

Neosho River low. dam gates closed after high water period

The Neosho River sits at a low level for months with John Redmond Dam gates shut on Wednesday after water from downstream creeks caused brief flooding. Tulsa Corps engineers weigh when to release water amid a wet year. At Woodson County Fair in Yates Center, about 150 spectators watched swine judging as 4 H youths and others tended stock in heat near the 100 degree day. reporters observed and photographed cattle, including a Hereford heifer misidentified by the writer.

John Redmond Neosho Corps of Engineers Tulsa Yates Center Woodson County Fair

Governor Docking Tours Thayer Watermelon Fields

Gov. Robert Docking toured two watermel on fields near Thayer Kansas as part of the Ozarks Regional Commission Farm Products Management plan. Betty Heilman, 17, was crowned Watermelon Queen in ceremonies after the tour attended by state and county officials and regional agency representatives.

Dwight Wallingford Thayer Robert Docking Thayer Betty Heilman Harold Heilman Gov. Docking Ozarks Kansas FPM Mid-America, Inc Southeast Kansas Development Agency Thayer Business District

Governor backs Farm Products Management study in SE Kansas

The governor voiced support for a Farm Products Management program to boost melons fruits berries vegetables and nuts in southeast Kansas. State Sen. Richard Liebert described pilot projects including melons near Thayer tomatoes near Coffeyville and an orchard near Fredonia with markets planned at four roadside sites along US 169 and K96. Eleven candidates competed in a queen contest. Miss Heilman was crowned with runners up Toni Hurst and Wendy Elliott.

Kansas Docking Richard Liebert Coffeyville Dale Anderson Thayer Dave Osborn al Smedley Osborn

One-car accident injures Thayer resident near town

Benny Anderson 22 of Thayer suffered minor cuts and bruises when his 1966 Dodge left a county road four miles north and two east of Thayer on loose gravel and overturned. He was thrown clear and not treated. The car was a total loss. A separate small grass fire along Santa Fe tracks south of Thayer was reported Friday night and extinguished by a rural fire department and Santa Fe workers. The governor attended ceremonies in Parsons then traveled to Wichita for the National Baseball Congress opening.

Erie Benny Anderson Thayer Neosho County Santa Fe Here Parsons Wichita National Baseball Congress Sen Leibert Rees Hughes Pittsburg Fred Harris Chanute Jim Garver Mid-America Earl Shell Ozark Region Topeka

Greenfield residents quit smoking as film crew sparks bonfire stunt

In Greenfield Iowa a 30 day quit smoking pledge drew around 2000 signers as actor Dick Van Dyke promoted a new movie Cold Turkey. The town halted cigarette ads for a day and some residents returned to tobacco after the bonfire event.

Greenfield, Iowa Iowa Dick van Dyke Greenfield Tandem Productions Madison Avenue Dean Hol

St Paul Break-in At Town and Country Market

County sheriff reports Friday night break-in at Town and Country market in St Paul with unknown amount of cash and merchandise stolen. Back door forced entry. Munding's Clothing Store also targeted. Sheriff George Neely says patrol found no evidence earlier. incident reported this morning.

ST. Paul Neosho County Sheriff's Office Munding George Neely

Mole Cricket Seen More From Yards Across Area

Local residents report more sightings of the Mole Cricket in yards and work sites. Martha Stoltz, former Neosho Junior College science instructor, says the insect is common and burrows by day, emerges at night, explaining increased discoveries this summer. Wayne Burghart found one at a site at Twelfth and Allen. No unusual weather linked to the uptick.

Martha Stoltz Er Neosho Junior College Miss Stoltz the Tribune Wayne Burghart Twelfth and Allen

Nixon Outline New Federalism Welfare Plan

President Nixon proposes a family assistance program with a 1600 dollar annual federal income guarantee for a family of four plus earnings supplements, phased out as work earnings rise. The plan shifts welfare to states, expands job training and day care, and introduces a federal revenue sharing scheme starting 1971.

Washington Nixon Congress Wilbur D. Mills Antipoverty Agency Mississippi New Jersey

Nixon Begins California Working Vacation at White House

Dent Nixon leaves for a month at the California White House for a working vacation. France devalues the franc 12 percent to bolster its economy and curb gold outflow. Treasury officials say the move may have limited impact on the dollar though currency effects remain debated. Apollo 11 doctors plan final quarantine blood tests to clear astronauts for release. Mansfield blames Pentagon disobedience for slow Vietnam troop withdrawals. Fulbright questions information on a Thailand treaty. A Mary Jo Kopechne inquest date is set for Sept 3. A solar observatory was launched from Cape Kennedy for sun studies. Pratt County courthouse employees end a three day strike with salary hikes. deputies gain $20 monthly, clerks $10, while part timers receive none.

Intercepted Letter Pokes Fun At Quitting Cigarettes

A local note jokes about smoking cessation with a self proclaimed quitter claiming many attempts. The sender uses casual slang and humor to mock the ease of quitting cigarettes.

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