Five Member City Commission Favored in Chamber Survey
A Chamber of Commerce survey of 325 members found 89 percent favored expanding the city commission from three to five members. Fifty four members replied about 17 percent. Chamber President George McCune said the survey shows strong interest in the change and believes the outcome favors enlargement.
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Chamber of Commerce
George McCune
Chamber
McUne
Emergency Aid Course At KU Medical Center Reaches 322 Graduates
A year into operation at the University of Kansas Medical Center the emergency medical training program has 322 graduates including 162 highway patrolmen as of June 30. The course funded in part by the U S Department of Transportation offers 40 hours of training covering medical topics and emergency care.
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Topeka
University of Kansas Medical Center
Robert Docking
Russell C. Mills
Medical Center
Mills
U.S. Department of Transportation
Kansas’ Highway Safety Coordinating Office
Hospital Visiting Hours And Patient Census At Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census shows 53 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Today lists Mrs Geneva Woods and multiple other local residents including Harlin Lovett and Sally Fulps. Police citations include Freddie Markham for failure to yield right of way and profane language with a $25 cash bond, and Jim Crowl for driving without a license with a $10 bond. trials dates set in Sept. 1971.
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Freddie Markham
Jim Crowl
NATO to Move Malta Naval HQ to Naples
NATO and the United States accept losing their naval headquarters on Malta. The alliance offered money to Maltese Prime Minister Dom Mintoff to move the headquarters and keep ports and airfields open to the West. The Malta HQ is to relocate to Naples.
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Brussels
United States
NATO
Malta
Mediterranean
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Dom Mintoff
Mintoff
Naples
Cards Tangle With Oilers
St Louis hosts Houston in preseason game as Charley Johnson returns to Busch Stadium. Johnson, ex-Cardinal and Oilers QB, asserted this will be his best year. Houston boasts two preseason NFL games to St Louis one. Jim Hart named starter for the Cardinals opener.
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ST. Louis
Charley Johnson
Busch Stadium
Houston Oilers
St. Louis Carinals
Johnson
Cardinal
Oilers
Pete Beathard
New York Giants
Houston
Los Angeles Rams
Cardinals
Bob Hollway
Hollway
Jim Hart
Gardner elected to Hall of Fame in basketball
Los Angeles AP report notes Jack Gardner, former Kansas State and Utah coach, elected to the United Savings Helms Hall College Basketball Hall of Fame. The article also mentions Malta negotiations with Britain over naval base rents and NATO aid discussions.
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Jack Gardner
Los Angeles
University of Utah
Kansas State University
United Savings Helms Hall College
Deaths-Funerals Frank L. Piley 72 Humboldt
Frank L. Piley, 72, Humboldt, died Thursday at Neosho Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born August 3, 1899 in Alexandria Indiana, he moved to Humboldt in 1954 from Okemah Oklahoma. Survived by daughter Angeline Fasion Bethany Oklahoma son Buster Piley Tulare California mother May McGuinn Humboldt sister Jane Murphy Emporia brother Joe Piley Lawrence and 10 grandchildren. Funeral at Price Funeral Home Humboldt 1 p.m. Monday with Rev. Leroy Foreman officiating Burial in Pleasant Ridge Cemetery Olpe Kansas.
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Frank L. Piley
Humboldt
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Alexandria
Ind
Okemah
Okla
Piley
Angeline Fasion
Bethany
Buster Piley
Tulare
Calif
May McGuinn
Jane Murphy
Emporia
Joe Piley
Lawrence
Price Funeral Home
Leroy Foreman
Pleasant Ridge Cemetery
Olpe
Kan
Local Market Egg Prices Seen Amid Narrow Receipts
Egg listings show Grade A Extra Large at 34 cents and Grade A Large at 33 cents per dozen. The market references current receipts and local pricing amid steady supply conditions.
Reception Monday for City Manager Kenneth Sanborn
The Chamber of Commerce will host a reception for City Manager Kenneth Sanborn from 9 30 to 11 a m Monday in the Chamber office. Hans Herold chamber president said the event gives Chanute residents a chance to meet Sanborn over coffee and the public is invited to attend.
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Chamber of Commerce
Kenneth Sanborn
Chamber
Hans Herold
Chanute
Sanborn
Series of Safety Programs by Red Cross Director
Red Cross regional safety programs director Bob Fisher of Wichita will lead a series of safety talks in Chanute. He starts at 9:15 a.m. with water safety instructors at the Municipal Pool, then 11 a.m. at Ash Grove Cement on electrical shock treatment and injury checks, 1:30 p.m. with Neosho County Community Junior College on student first aid, and 4:30 p.m. with the Red Cross first aid instructors at the junior college.
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American Red Cross
Bob Fisher
Wichita
Chanute
Ash Grove Cement Company
Lewis Mann, Jr
Neosho County Community Junior College
Neosho County
Red Cross
Unguarded Leads Shape Massachusetts Classic Round
The Massachusetts Classic at Pleasant Valley Country Club sees 55 players par or better after two rounds as leaders John Schlee and George Johnson share 136 eight under. Tom Weiskopf 137 and Sam Snead 144 pace a field missing Palmer Nicklaus Trevino and Player with Boros at 143.
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Schlee
Johnson
Tom Weiskopf
Ohio State
Weiskopf
Mike Reasor
Palmer
Billy Casper
Reasor
Ray Floyd
Steve Reid
Herb Hooper
Bobby Mitchell
Mike Hill
Lou Graham
Dave Stockton
DeWitt Weaver
Jerry Heard
Don Bies
Casper
Snead
Boros
Board of Health Ordered to Release Abortion Totals
The Kansas Attorney General tells the Board of Health it must publish yearly abortion counts from state hospitals while preserving patient anonymity. Eight thousand five hundred forty nine therapeutic abortions were reported in the first year under the law. The board also schedules seven ambient air hearings across seven cities and orders seven businesses to report pollution data within 60 days.
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Topeka
State Board of Health
John R. Martin
Kansas
Board of Health
John Bank
Hutchinson
Asst
William Ward
Attorney General
Kansas City
Kan
Chanute
Wichita
Dodge City
Salina
Hays
Mel Gray
The
Health Department
Ward
McPherson
Atchison
Near Miss Over Japan Involving ANA Flight and JASDF Trainer
All Nippon Airways reported a near miss over Shimonoseki at 5000 feet when a Japan Air Self Defense Force T34 trainer crossed within 800 meters of ANA Friendship 274 from Kitakyushu to Osaka. The incident prompted a JASDF investigation.
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Osaka
Japan
All Nippon Airways
Shimonoseki
Honshu
Japan Air Self Defense Force
Friendship
Kitakyushu
The
Self Defense Force
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