Juveniles Need Detention Area in Neosho County
Juvenile officer Bobh Ray Zumalt and probate judge Alberta Gough say Neosho County juveniles need special detention facilities. Discussion centers on adding cells at the Erie county jail, with a plan to seek County Commission authorization in the coming weeks.
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John Rabe Bobh Ray Zumalt
Alberta Gough
Neosho County
Zumalt
Gough
Commission
Erie
Crawford County
Pittsburg
Vernon Grassi
Grassi
Chanute
Water Line Easement Suit Filed In City District Court
City Attorney Robert Pennington filed a suit against 29 individuals and three corporations in district court seeking seven perpetual easements and one fee interest for a water line to Safari Industrial Park. The case names multiple Crawford and nearby residents plus Home Savings Association, Robinson Outdoor Advertising, and First National Bank.
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Robert Pennington
Safari
Pennington
City Commission
Earle
Betty Crawford
Joe
Betty Wilson
Don
Rosemary Crawford
Ralph
Margrat Crawford
F. Merton Jeanes
Eugene Jr
Josephine Roberts
Larry Ingraham
James
Verda Lucas
Viola Zastrow
Jerold Henry
Bob
Betty Brown
Eugene
Pauline Cornish
Floyd Peter
Mary Garrison
Joanne Drury
Wesley
Pearl Henry
Virgil
Doris Douglas
Jerry
Lois Jean Phillips
Home Savings Association
Robinson Outdoor Advertising
First National Bank
Cuban Shipping Attacks Prompt U S Naval Backing
The United States warns it will not tolerate Cuban attacks on ships and has alerted naval and air units to back a warning. The State Department said it would aid any vessel under attack if requested by its registering nation after Cuba seized two Miami based Panamanian freighters and wounded an American citizen.
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United States
State Department
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Caribbean
U.S
McCloskey
Pentagon
Havana
Johnny Express
Organization of American States
Congress Calls It a Year in Holiday Adjournment
Congress adjourned for holidays returning Jan. 18 after a year with a strained record of foreign policy acts and economic measures. Nixon praised by Senate leaders, while major reforms stalled. Senate attendance lagged as 54 members were present for final votes.
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Congress
Nixon
Senate
Key Biscayne
Fla
Democratic Congress
Hugh Scott
Scott
House
Senate Finance Committee
Executive Branch
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted note discusses a cane as a good idea to project strength. It suggests crooks may hesitate deciding if the writer is half blind or heavily armed. The tone imitates a sly warning in a casual, conspiratorial register.
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Crooks
Simon
Pakistan Power Changes Hands
Radio Pakistan announced Yahya Khan will turn over power to a representative government as protests by Pakistan Peoples Party spread in Lahore and Peshawar. Bhutto returned from New York to lead a new government under a new constitution amid military regime tensions.
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Yahya
Pakistani People’s Party
Lahore
Peshawar
Zulfikar Ali Bhutto
New York
Nomination Sought By Eugene McCarthy
Former Minnesota Senator Eugene J. McCarthy announced he is again a candidate for the Democratic nomination for president. He said he has not decided whether to enter the Massachusetts preferential primary next April.
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Boston
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
United States
McCarthy
Massachusetts
New Walking Sticks Target Nighttime Stalkers
Stores report a surge in self defense canes with weighted cores and concealed weapons. Sellers describe models from a heavy knobbed blackthorn to a fencing cane and a steel topped Ebony stick, with prices from 5 to 15 dollars and hundreds of options.
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Ann Hencken
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Armand Tozi
Abercrombie & Fitch Co
Norman Simon
Uncle Sam
Simon
Errol Flynn
In This Week's 4 County Notes by Dwight Wallingford
District Editor Dwight Wallingford compiles four county notes highlighting local events, updates, and community items from neighboring towns. Highlights include civic meetings, school activities, and public notices affecting residents.
Retirement recalls the swivel chair that defined Gifford
Serviceable Chair Howard Earnest recalls Gerald Gifford a Tribune Linotype operator who retired Wednesday after 34 years. Gifford arrived in 1937 with his own swiveling upholstered chair a rarity in the composing room. He kept it through his career and took it home at retirement joking he would bronze it.
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Howard Earnest
Gerald Gifford
Tribune Linotype
Earnest
Tribune
Gifford
The
Donna
Giff
Arkansas Tale of Motel Runaround in West Memphis Era Night
A traveler recalls a family overnight trip finding no lodging in West Memphis and nearby areas due to a busy construction season. They finally found two rooms in a small McCrory frame hotel near a railroad, endured noisy freight trains and a rooster at dawn, then questioned milk pasteurization as they breakfasted.
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Georgia
West
Memphis
McCrory
Mystery Snoopy invitation puzzles Neodesha resident
A Neodesha woman, Betty Holliday, received an unsigned Snoopy invitation with blank spaces for time, place and date mailed Monday. She longs for the sender to call and reveal the party details before it ends. The envelope lacked a return address.
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Santa Claus
Neodesha
Betty Holliday
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Robert J. McCloskey
Jose Villa
Villa
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India
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People’s Party
Eugene McCarthy
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