Attorney Hudson Keeps Working At 100 Amid Loyalist Friends
Miami veteran lawyer Frederick Hudson, who turned 100, continues practicing with a daily routine from 1 p.m. to 3:45 p.m. He says retirement is not an option, and colleagues describe him as energetic and considerate. In Kansas City, the musical Hair sparked protests yet attracted Flowers and a church prayer meet. In Bristow, Oklahoma, the fatal explosion under a truck seat killed kindergarten teacher Fern Bolding, with 50 investigators aiding the probe.
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Miami
Frederick Hudson
Hudson
Ann Schor
Hudson and Campbell
Hazell Bennett
Kansas City
Howard Thompson
St. Stanislaus Catholic Church
Henry E. Fuller
Bristow
Okla
Fern Bolding
Asst. Dist. Atty
Stephen Foster
Bolding
Kansas sets rail inspection rules effective March first
The Kansas Corporation Commission announced new railroad safety standards to curb derailments. For lines with passenger service or freight at speeds over 35 mph, tracks must be inspected weekly, switches monthly, and bridges and culverts annually to protect public safety.
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Topeka
Kansas Corporation Commission
KCC
Apollo 14 Battery Glitch Tests Lunar Ascent Power
Apollo 14 reports a battery problem in the ascent stage of the lunar module Antares hours before moon orbit. Ground indications showed one battery at 37.1 volts and the other at 37 volts, with officials weighing a faulty reading and whether the issue could affect a Friday landing.
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Space Center
Houston
Antares
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Edgar D. Mitchell
Starr A. Roosa
Shepard
Mitchell
Mission Control
Vocational Program Studied by College
Neosho County Junior College board reviewed vocational and technical education plans and noted self-evaluation for North Central Association accreditation. Construction updates include dormitory foundations and an underground drainage add-alternate for the student union addition.
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Terry Koch
Vocational and Technical Education
Neosho County Junior College Board of Trustees
North Central Association
J. C. Sanders
Neosho
North Central
Sanders
Association
Kansas State Department of Education
Kansas State Advisory Council For Vocational Education
Barber
Chrysler salaried workers end brief strike with tentative deal
About 10,000 white collar employees at Chrysler Corp. return to work after a three hour strike Tuesday. A tentative three year contract covering salaried workers represented by the UAW brings the stoppage to a close.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
United Auto Workers Union
Bond votes split as Kansas junior colleges seek funding
Liberal voters pass a 2.96 million bond to expand Seward County Community Junior College by an 80 percent turnout. Cowley County’s 1.96 million campus bond failed by 78 votes. In Hiawatha patrons rejected a 2.5 million construction and improvement bond.
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Liberal
Seward County
Cowley County
Hiawatha
NFC halts hog lift with victory claim in market action
Oren Lee Staley, president of the National Farmers Organization, announced a temporary suspension of the hog lift on Tuesday night. He said the action, moving hogs from saturated markets to under-supplied areas, achieved its initial goal by showing the collective bargaining program can raise hog prices despite record supplies.
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Corning, Iowa
National Farmers Organization
NFC
Oren Lee Staley
Drug Arrests Nab Three Men Near McConnell AFB
Wichita police and county vice squad officers arrested three men, including an airman, on Tuesday night for possession of marijuana hashish and LSD. A McConnell Air Force Base vice agent said the suspects could have been top suppliers at the base, with names withheld pending charges.
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Wichita
McConnell Air Force Base
Metro
McConnell Afb
U S Forces Back Vietnamese Push Into Cambodia
South Vietnamese troops launched a new Cambodian operation with full United States air support to crush North Vietnamese and Viet Cong bases. The move reflects intensified American backing and renewed Cambodian theater actions amid the broader war.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Town Lost By Laotians
North Vietnamese troops routed neutralist Laotian defenders from Muong Soui, 108 miles north of Vientiane, using about five tanks. The Defense Ministry reported no casualty figures and worsening northern Laos fighting, with Luang Prabang surrounded by three Communist battalions and clashes near Ban Na. South Vietnam provides helicopter gunships and logistics to 10,000 troops, with 2,500 fresh forces, while 7,500 operate from Cambodia bases.
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Vientiane
Laos
Muong Soui
Plain of Jars
Defense Ministry
Luang Prabang
Ban Na
United States
Saigon
U.S
Do Cao Tri
South Vietnam
Cambodia
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A brief interception note titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha reports a secret correspondence with the salutation Dear Cha. The fragment mentions Nute and hints at a confidential exchange without revealing full content.
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Cha
Union and city reach tentative contract agreement
City Manager Don Manning announced a tentative union contract reached after a meeting last night. Union members will vote on the proposal before Monday, and city commissioners will vote at their Monday meeting. A simple majority is required for union approval.
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Don Manning
Manning
Enrollment of 590 for Spring Term at Neosho County Junior College
Neosho County Junior College reports spring enrollment of 590 including credit, non credit, and nursing programs. 95 students earn a 3.0 GPA or better. 403 credit hour students, 31 practical nursing, 156 non credit. Practical nursing up 138 percent to 31. Dean’s Honor Roll requires 3.0 and President’s Honor Roll 3.75. nine students hold a perfect 4.0. Two officers in law enforcement program among the 95. 70 percent hail from Neosho County. Thai students also represented. Names to be released later.
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Neosho County Junior College Board of Trustees
Erik Conard
Conard
Practical Nursing
Charles Ambler
Vernon Shultz
Neosho County
Weather Forecast for Area Indicates Rain Snow Mix
Chance of rain or rain and snow mixed begins late tonight and continues most of Thursday. Low tonight around 30, high Thursday in the mid 30s. Probability of precipitation 30 percent tonight and 50 percent Thursday.
Kansas House considers bingo licensing bill in Topeka
A Kansas House hearing introduced a bingo licensing bill for fraternal and charitable groups with a $100 annual license fee. The chamber also tabled the 18-year-old voting age amendment after concerns over title wording. Other measures included animal dealer licensing and a budget exemption for Fort Leavenworth school district.
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Kansas
Kansas House
Brian Moline
Wichita
Richard Loux
Dwichita
Jerry Harper
George White
R - Valley Center
Joseph Mikesic
Kansas City
Robert Madden
David Mills
Arkansas City
House Judiciary Committee
Supreme Court
Madden
James Francisco
D-Mulvane
Leland Spear
Austin Northern
Roy M. Ehrlich
R Hossington
Richard Harper
Fort Scott
Calvin Strowig
Bobilene
Strowig
Ft. Leavenworth
Kan
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