Agnew Endorses Curb on U S Troop Use in Asia
Vice President Spiro Agnew said Nixon would not deploy American combat troops to Asia without congressional approval and only if a very extreme provocation occurred. He urged reassurance of Asian allies while stressing continued U S treaty commitments and naval and air involvement as needed. He spoke en route to Bangkok after meeting Chiang Kai-shek in Taipei.
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Bangkok
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
U.S
Asia
Congress
Laos
Thailand
Air Force Two
Agnew
Taipei
Formosa
Chiang Kai-shek
Guam
Gas fumes sickens Nuzman family in Neodesha
Mr. and Mrs. Neil M. Nuzman and their son Neil, 15, were treated and released from Wilson County Hospital after gas fumes sickened them. Nuzman woke ill, and after medicating, his wife also became ill. Police found a clogged chimney at the home, with aid given by Assistant Police Chief Ernest Tincknell.
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Neodesha
Neil M. Nuzman
Neil
Wilson County Hospital
Nuzman
Burlington
J. E. Williams
Waverly
Williams
North District
Coffey County
Newman Hospital
Emporia
Dizzy Dean Denies Ties in Gambling Probe
U S attorney says a 23 man federal grand jury will hear from national sports figures in a nationwide gambling ring case. Jerome Dizzy Dean denied links after raids in Michigan and Las Vegas led to 10 arrests and multiple seized records. All defendants face charges and were released on bond.
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Detroit
U.S
James H. Brickley
Jerome
Dizzy Dean
St. Louis Cardinals
Michigan
Las Vegas
Six State Mystery For Flu Detectives
Government disease detectives pursue a year old influenza puzzle why six states Mississippi Oklahoma Texas Wisconsin Nebraska and Hawaii largely escaped last winter's Hong Kong flu. They warn a nationwide epidemic this winter seems unlikely though sporadic outbreaks may occur in Alaska and Puerto Rico.
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Washington
Hong Kong
United States
Europe
America
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Hawaii
James 0. Mason
U.S. Public Health Service
Mason
Connecticut
New York
West Virginia
Des Moines
Iowa
Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
The Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. with a patient census of 65 adults and pediatrics plus three babies. Several local residents are noted for medical visits today and Friday, including George Wheatley, Virginia Petty, Mrs. Donald Curtis, Mrs. Flossie Rice, Bernard Hardin, Debbie Gaudern, Rev. William Baldwin, Marcella Goben, Donald Hancock, Van Finney, David Houser, and Mrs. Randal Marsh Jr. and son. Funeral services for Mrs. Czarina Ward Isham, Grant Wilson, and hospital ambulance service notes are also reported.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
George Wheatley
S. Edith
Virginia Petty
Donald Curtis
S. Malcolm
Flossie Rice
N. Garfield
Bernard Hardin
Debbie Gaudern
William Baldwin
W. 7Th
Marcella Goben
S. Forest
Donald Hancock
S. Evergreen
van Finney
S. Highland
David Houser
W. 3Rd
Randal Marsh Jr
N. Evergreen
Tsham
Czarina Ward Isham
Johnson Chapel
Myron Slater
D. A. Finney
Edna Petterson
J. O. Purviance
Louis Junod
Pauli Ward
Ralph Cameron
Ralph Drake
Kenneth Trammer
Carl Ranabarger
Bill Baker
Order of Eastern Star
Elmwood Cemetery
Local Births and Court Actions Noted in City Markets
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Leon Dixon at 1% S Steuben a girl on Friday. Police court actions include Charlotte McNamara 102 S Highland cited for careless driving with $15 bond. Martha Everitt 503 S Evergreen cited for parking on Main with $25 bond. Charles Kepley Humboldt cited for permitting a minor to drive in licensing violation with $25 bond. Don R. Erickson 16 S Wilson cited for careless driving with $15 bond. Fred Mitchell Stark arrested for intoxication with $15 bond. John Slocum Jr 1102 W 10th cited for failing to observe stop sign with $10 bond on Dec 28.
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Charlotte McNamara
S. Highland
Martha Everitt
S. Evergreen
Charles Kepley
Humboldt
Don R. Erickson
S. Wilson
Fred Mitchell Stark
John Slocum Jr
W. 10Th
Book Says Girl Alone In Plunge
A new book contends Mary Jo Kopechne was alone driving Kennedy’s car when it crashed off Chappaquiddick Island, with Kennedy allegedly choosing not to intervene. The author also links the case to high profile investigations and Kennedy’s holiday absence.
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Boston
Mary Jo Kopechne
Sen
Edward M. Kennedy
Chappaquiddick Island
Jack Olsen
Time, Inc
Little Brown & Co
Olsen
Chappaquiddick
Martha’s Vineyard
Miss Kopechne
Sen. Kennedy
Kennedy
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Kenneey
Vail
Colo
Olson
Mary Jo
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S. Grant
Bakersfield
Tommy McQuin
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Rhonda
Lane
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Dean
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Francis Scott Key
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