Red Cross Buys New Quarters in Neosho County
The Neosho County Chapter of the American Red Cross announces purchase of 27 S Grant from the Bank of Commerce for 4000 dollars with 3500 dollars needed to remodel. They move from the Memorial Building to gain better access and space for charitable work.
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Neosho County
The
American Red Cross
S. Grant
Red Cross
Memorial Building
Warner Tiegreen
Tiegreen
Bank of Commerce
Humboldt Fiesta Queen Named for 1972 Night
Miss Rachel Sanchez was named Queen of the 1972 Humboldt Mexican Fiesta after the Queen's Dance at the National Guard Armory. Karen Lowe was named princess. Cecilia Negrete and Jesse Meza named as court of honor. The queen and court will appear on Melody Matinee on Channel 7 at 12 35 p m Tuesday.
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Humboldt
National Guard
Sanchez
Abel Sanchez
Stanley Allen
Karen Lowe
Veneta Lowe
Cecilia Negrete
Angela Negrete
Parsons
Jesse Meza
Manuel Meza
Coffeyville
Channel 7
Patty Ortiz
Miss Ortiz
Vicente Ortiz
Bridge collision injures car and railing on county road
Ralph Hathaway, 58, of 118 N. Malcolm, driving a 1965 Ford southbound, struck a bridge railing Saturday afternoon. He was charged with driving while intoxicated and failure to report an accident after attempting to leave the scene. Bond posted. trial set Sept 18. Car damage $300 and bridge damage $300.
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Ralph Hathaway
N. Malcolm
Earlton
Highway Patrol
Hathaway
Opening of School Brings Chanute Memories from 78 Years Ago
Mrs. Frank Butler recalls starting school in Chanute 78 years ago at Webster School. She recalls teachers Mrs. Little and Miss Millie Dewey, the old Webster building later a hospital, and a fond snow day ice cream activity. Her husband notes he began in 1898 after family moves from Ottawa and Oklahoma.
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Frank Butler
N. Steuben
Chanute
Mar
Butler
Dathy
Louisa Magalene Peterson
Old
Webster School
N. Evergreen
Pioneer
New Chicago
KBI investigation of missing funds nearing completion
The Kansas Bureau of Investigation is winding up its probe into a 25193.21 dollar shortage in Erie city funds in Neosho County. County Attorney Raymond Radford said complaints will be filed by week’s end after an May audit by Sterner and McDowell.
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Kansas Bureau of Investigation
City of Erie
Neosho County
Raymond Radford
Radford
Sterner & McDowell
China Minesweeper Tests Haiphong Harbor Blockade
A Chinese minesweeper slipped into Haiphong harbor for the first time since the U S Navy closed seven North Vietnamese ports with mines last May. Officials say it would have limited effect alone but could signal a renewed effort to reopen the port, with the U S planning to sustain the closure and potentially lay fresh mines or strike to stop any intrusion.
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Washington
Haiphong
U.S. Navy
North Vietnam
Pentagon
United States
U.S
Tribune Hires Dick Cowden as Governmental Affairs Reporter
Dick Cowden 22.7 percent S. Steubben has joined The Chanute Tribune as governmental affairs reporter. A Kansas City Kan native with a B S in journalism from the University of Kansas in May he is single. Previously he worked five months at the Ebony Times in Topeka replacing Barbara Kihm who will become area
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Dick Cowden
S. Steuben
Chanute Tribune
Cowden
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Ebony Times
Topeka
Barbara Kihm
Intercepted Letter on Haiphong War Action and Minesweeper Move
Intercepted missive notes the busing issue paused for summer, Dwight Wallingford's retirement on Sept 5, and U S warplanes striking Haiphong area. Intelligence identifies a Chinese Woosung class minesweeper, 136 feet, likely used to clear acoustic and magnetic mines near Shanghai. Sources say the ship evaded U S observation by hugging the Chinese and North Vietnamese coasts.
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Shanghai
Weather Forecast and Distant Naval Speculation
Light southerly winds tonight with partly cloudy mild conditions. Lows in the upper 60s and highs near 90 on Tuesday. Low precipitation chances of 5 percent tonight and 10 percent Tuesday. A separate note discusses unverified claims about a minesweeper transferred by China to the North Vietnamese navy and potential aims to embarrass Soviet rivals, with no evidence of actual naval moves to breach the U.S. blockade.
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Pacific
U.S
North Vietnam
Teen in Serious Condition After East Chanute Crash
Daryl Greve aged 16 of 512 S Evergreen was reported improving but remains in serious condition after a collision with a Katy train on East 14th Street just east of Chanute last Thursday. He suffered a severed leg multiple fractures and deep lacerations.
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Daryl Greve
S. Evergreen
Greve
Katy
Chanute
East 14Th Street
Kay Incurs Little Expense In Winning GOP Primary
Morris Kay said he spent less than 1500 personally in his bid to win the Kansas GOP gubernatorial primary. He filed a disclosure listing 200 filing fee and 1248.55 in printing and campaign supplies, with most funding managed by a leading Kansans committee and a promise to place holdings in a blind trust if elected.
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Kay
Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Morris Kay
John Anderson Jr
Ray Frisbie
Rey
Nolds Shultz
Self-Destructing Plastics Could End Litter Problem
Two scientists described sunlight triggered plastics that disintegrate in days. Dr James E Guillet of the University of Toronto explained a plastic cup vanishing under daylight while Dr Gerald Scott of the University of Aston outlined photo sensitive additives that start a breakdown when exposed to ultraviolet light.
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New York
App
James E. Guillet
University of Toronto
Canada
Guillet
American Chemical Society
Gerald Scott
University of Aston
Birmingham
England
Scott
Population Boom in Tasaday Tribe Birth
A baby boy was born Sunday to the Tasaday in a Cotabato mountain cave, raising their population to 27. Mother and child are reported well. The Tasadays were discovered last year and a 50,000 acre preserve was set aside for them in Cotabato’s rain forests.
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Manila
Cotabato Province
Cotobato
Johnson marks 64th birthday at LBJ Ranch
Former President Lyndon B. Johnson and his wife Lady Bird spent a quiet Sunday at the LBJ Ranch to mark his 64th birthday with no special festivities planned, according to a spokesman.
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Stonewall, Tex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Lbj Ranch
Johnson
Lady Bird
Ranch House
U S troop withdrawals shrink Vietnam force to below 25,000
U S military briefings show American troops in Vietnam at 37,700 last week, 1,300 under the Sept 1 target. Nixon to announce another withdrawal quota this week, aiming for about 15,000 more. Total U S forces in Vietnam drop toward 25,000 as 100,000 service members operate from bases in Thailand Guam and on Navy ships offshore.
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Guam
U.S. Navy
Vietnam
Lady Bird
Ranch House
Busing Battle Flares as Oklahoma City Schools Open
A bomb threat shut no school but a call triggered a scare while Oklahoma City Public Schools opened under a new segregation plan that nearly doubles busing. Pickets appeared at another campus and parents called for a boycott, with officials unsure how many students would be kept from class.
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Oklahoma City
Deadly Talcum Powder Probe Sweeps France
Police searched stores across France for a talcum powder linked to at least 20 infant deaths. Tests indicate possible hexachlorophene contamination. the FDA warned on restricted use due to nervous system damage. A judge ordered nationwide seizure while investigations and analyses continue.
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Paris
France
U.S. Food and Drug Administration
Heaviest U S Raids On Hanoi Haiphong Area
U S fighter bombers hit 20 targets in the Hanoi Haiphong region in what authorities call the heaviest raids there since March 1968. More than 170 buildings were destroyed or damaged at military camps. North Vietnam claimed five American jets were shot down and some pilots captured.
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Saigon
Hanoi-Haiphong
U.S
Air Force
Hanoi- Haiphong
China
North Vietnam
Nixon finance panel seeks probe of McGovern fundraising
President Nixon's finance committee urges congressional investigators to audit Sen. George McGovern's fund raising as closely as they did the Republicans. Chairman Maurice Stans said the GAO should vigorously pursue McGovern with his staff.
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Washington
Nixon
Finance Committee
George McGovern
General Accounting Office
Sen. McGovern
Committee
Maurice Stans
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