CBS to debut Who's Who replacing Tony Orlando and Dawn
CBS launches Who's Who on January 4 airing Tuesdays 7 to 8 p.m. CST. Dan Rather acts as on air editor and chief reporter with Barbara Howar and Charles Kuralt on the team alongside Don Hewitt and Grace Diekhaus. The hour blends news and character profiles in three roughly 15 minute segments with a viewer Q A element.
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New York
UPI
Tony Orlando
Dawn
Dan Rather
Barbara Howar
CBS
Rather
60 Minutes
Charles Kuralt
Cronkite News
Washington
Sally Quinn
Miss Howar
London
Leopold Stokowski
Stokowski
Diekhaus
Stock market closes before Christmas with mixed gains
UPI reports a rising New York Stock Exchange session ahead of Christmas with the Dow up 1.50 to 986.04 as investors tax maneuver profits. Volume ran about 10.88 million shares in the first two hours while key banks and airlines showed varied moves.
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New York
UPI
New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Washington
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Federal Reserve Board
Congress
Fed
Arthur Burns
Chase Manhattan
Chase
Morgan Guaranty
First National Bank of Chicago
Southern Co
Sony Corp
Sony
Trans World Airlines
Wall Street Journal
Financial Daily
Burlington Northern
Union Pacific
Chessie
Sabine
Westinghouse Electric
Big Rivers Electric Corp
Marathon Oil
Pan Ocean Oil Corp
North Sea
American Stock Exchange
Atlas Consolidated
Amex
International
Syntex
Army Reveals Germ Warfare Tests in U S Cities 1950 66
The Army confirms it conducted live bacteria tests in American cities between 1950 and 1966 including New York subways Pentagon San Francisco and five other regions. Substances used were bacillus globigii serratia marcescens and aspergillus fumigatus.
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Washington
UPI
Army
New York City
Pentagon
San Francisco
American
Utah
Fraternity Meditates on Mischief Over Cattle Prods
The Phi Delta Theta fraternity at the University of Texas received a one year suspension through Dec 3, 1977 after members were arrested during an initiation stunt. Pledges were reportedly subjected to Molasses corn flakes and eggs and cattle prods. burlap sacks with hot sauce were used. The punishment blocks use of facilities, fundraising, intramural sports, and public performances while allowing rush for fall 1977.
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Austin, Tex
UPI
University of Texas
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
David H. McClintock
McClintock
Kansas records 12 suspected swine flu paralysis cases
Kansas health officials report 12 suspected Guillain Barré syndrome cases possibly linked to swine flu vaccines. Seven of the Kansas cases had vaccination, with two cases in Johnson County confirmed. nationwide 172 cases across 24 states, 99 vaccine recipients.
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Topeka
UPI
Kansas Department of Health and Environment
Donald Wilcox
Brown County
Kansas
Wilcox
Johnson
Saline
Leavenworth
Sedgwick
Scott
Sumner
McPerson
National Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Johnson County
Didn’t get your Tribune Call Your Taxi Carrier
A brief notice instructs readers to contact their taxi carrier to obtain the Tribune. If the driver is unreachable, call 431-4100 before 6 p m or 431-1180 between 6 and 7 p m for People’s Taxi service information.
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Tribune
Hospital Visiting Hours and Admissions List
Neosho Memorial Hospital updates show visiting hours 2 4 p.m. and 6 30 8 p.m. patient census 48 adults and pediatrics plus four babies. admissions include Clara Sutterby and Mary Railing while dismissals list multiple names and addresses. births record Lupe Perez and Carmen Colston as parents of two boys.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
P.m
City Offices Announce Christmas and New Year Closures
City will close Friday and December 31 for Christmas and New Year holidays per City Manager Bob Bunting. City clerk and utility office close afternoon December 30 for year end audit by Diehl Fletcher Bannart CPAs at 1421 W. 7.
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Bob Bunting
Diehl, Fletcher & Bannart
Certified Public Accountants
One-Pickup Accident Injures Driver in Rural Kansas
Neodesha resident ST. PAUL Frede rick Sinclair, 40, is in good condition at Labette County Medical Center after a 11 20 a m wreck on K 57, 30 miles west of St Paul. He lost control, overturned in a ditch. vehicle totalled. No citations issued. deputies Roher and Odell investigated.
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ST. Paul
Frederick Sinclair
Neodesha
Labette County Medical Center
Sinclair
Ronnie Rohr
David Odell
Neosho County
Mild earthquake rattles Tokyo area
A mild quake struck the Tokyo region with epicenter deep underground in central Tokyo. The Meteorological Agency reported no casualties or damage and measured a 1 on the Japanese 7-scale in nearby Utsunomiya.
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Tokyo
UPI
Meteorological Agency
Utsunomiya
Discontinued welfare aid prompts SRS lawsuit in Kansas
Legal Aid Society files suit against the Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services to restore welfare benefits for 5 600 families slated to end January 1. The suit argues the cut alters welfare regulations and lacks proper notice and attorney general approval. A restraining hearing was set for December 31.
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Topeka
UPI
Legal Aid Society
Department of Social and Rehabilitation Services
SRS
Robert Harder
Harder
James Bibb
Robert Bennett
Legal Aid
Shawnee County
Michael Barbara
Adam Wilson
Joseph Adriano
Kansas City
Kan
Kenyon Schutz
Virgina Worley
Inez Stewart
Wichita
Gilbert Carter
Military moves and training list from 1st Marine Wing and Air Force bases
Reports list service members assigned or training at bases in Japan Arizona and Texas. Names include Joseph A. Michael Humboldt Humboldt High School graduate 1975 and Private First Class at Iwakuni. Stanfield to Lackland AFB begins six weeks basic training. Bumstead completes Jet Engine Course proudly. Eason arrives at Davis Monthan AFB to join Air Force Communications Service. Sevart graduates from aircraft maintenance course and proceeds to McConnell AFB.
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Joseph A. Michael
Humbolt
1St Marine Aircraft Wing
Marine Corps Air Station
Iwakuni
Japan
Michael
Humboldt High School
Marine Corps
Stephen PD. Stanfield
Fredonia
Lackland Air Force Base
San Antonio
Tex
Stanfield
Altoona- Midway High School
Air Force Base
Kevin M. Bumstead
Humboldt
Bumstead
George R.M. Eason
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Tuscon, Ariz
Eason
Margaret
Recolia L. Dixon
E. Chestnut Eason
Air Force Communications Service
Southeast Asia
David F. Sevart
Walnut
U.S. Air Force
Sevart
Girard High School
Air Force
McConnell Air Force Base
Deaths and funerals for Mudd Kyser noted in two towns
John Alfred Mudd 64 Walnut resident died unexpectedly at an aunt s home. He had worked for High Grade Construction in St Paul since 1969 after time in Ottawa. Survivors include aunt Gladys Sands. Rosary at St Patrick s Walnut 7 30 p m Thursday. funeral 10 a m Friday at St Patrick s with Rev James Wilkinson. Burial in St Patrick s Cemetery under Carson-Dick Funeral Home. Friends may call after 3 p m Thursday at St Patrick s Church.
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Walnut
John Alfred Mudd
St Paul
Walnut High School
Ottawa
Gladys Sands
St. Patrick’ Catholic Church
James Wilkinson
St Patrick's Cemetery
Carson-Dick Funeral Home
St. Paul Friends
St. Patrick's Church
Arthur Elbert Kyser
Savonburg
Mercy Hospital
Fort Scott
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Order of the Eastern Star
Lavonburg
Kansas
Peace Officers Association
Virginia
Mirza Temple
Pittsburg
Independence
Florence Hawkins
Cecil
Eric
Arthur J
Elsmore
Margaret Wooldridge
Miami
Okla
Harold
Clifford Kyser
Neosho
Ethel Williams
Elsmore United Methodist Church
Cheney's Chapel
ERA loses support in Oklahoma legislature
A UPI poll shows Oklahoma lawmakers unlikely to pass the Equal Rights Amendment in 1977. Senate support falls to 33 percent yes with 53 percent no and 14 percent undecided, while the House is split 42 percent for and 42 percent against with 16 percent undecided. ERA advocates see potential delays and shifting tactics amid political barriers and deadlines.
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Oklahoma City
UPI
Oklahoma
Senate
House
John Monks
D-Muskogee
ERA
Bill Willis
David Boren
Willis
Gene Howard
Dtulsa
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