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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1969

Page

4

Nixon Readiness In Final Phases

Nixon returns to New York to begin final phase of transition planning and to name cabinet deputies. He predicts vacancies at inauguration and expected to appoint Elliot Richardson as undersecretary for political affairs. He salutes Johnson at a Chicago dinner with Kennedy, Shultz, Mayo, and Stone, stressing unity and peace.

New York United States Richard M. Nixon Nixon Elliot Richardson Dor Japan Chicago Johnson Labor George P. Shultz Robert P. Mayo W. Clement Stone

Local Markets EGGS

Local markets report egg prices and mail subscription rates across Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson counties and Chanute. Subscriptions shown: one year six months three months with varied pricing. Carrier in Chanute charges 1.70 monthly prepaid. Associated Press member paper. AP content reused locally.

Neosho Allen Wilson Woodson Chanute

Grand Nephew James Scarborough Dies in Vietnam Action

Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Anderson of 317 E. 17th learn their grand nephew James Scarborough was killed by enemy fire in Vietnam. Scarborough’s parents perished in a private plane crash about a decade ago, and he was raised by his maternal relatives.

C. J. Anderson E. 17Th James Scarborough Vietnam Scarborough

Kingsized World Hangover Seen in Vegetable Cooking

London AP reports nutritionist Dr Geoffrey Taylor says a kingsized hangover from overcooking depletes vitamins. He warns office canteens and schools show fatigue signs, links vitamin deficiency to ulcers and heart disease, urges veggies boiled no more than 10 minutes and eaten immediately.

London Taylor Britain

Independence Jaco Okays Sports Plan

Independence Community Junior College trustees approve continuing inter collegiate athletic program next year at current pace with unanimous vote. The plan keeps football basketball track and golf competition ongoing without expansion or reduction.

Independence Independence Community Junior College

4-H Club News Recap of January Meeting Actions

11 members and five adults attended Kathy Mihs talk on color choices for the County 4-H Days. A roller skating party for Jan 27 was planned while use of the school for next year was tabled. Janie Dent led recreation and Janie Neely presided.

Kathy Mih Janie Dent Janie Neely

Visiting restrictions at Neosho Memorial Hospital

Daily Transcript lists patient census 64 adults and children including four babies with several named patients and addresses such as Mrs. Bryan Burke Ernest Eye and Larry Clements. Various births reported for John Diver and Lee Shaffer.

Neosho Memorial Hospital Bryan Burke Ernest Eye S. Garfield Larry Clements Humboldt Mary Gordon S. Grant David Carnahan N. Grant W. A. Bruce Kansas John Diver Augusta Lee Shaffer W. Sycamore

District Court Dockets From Chanute Notes Multiple Judgments

Ashley Clinic wins 143 plus costs against Earl Barlow. David E. Brown wins 2411.53 with costs against Kenneth Keas. Wanda Lockwood divorce granted. Mil dred Tripp Burke case dismissed. Vernon Shultz wins 439.06 with costs. Tucker Tire wins default. Irma Hanson divorce dismissed. Police Court bonds posted for tag display blocking driveway and public intoxication. Fire run reported for gasoline wash at 1501 S. Santa Fe.

District Court Action Chanute Ashley Clinic Earl Barlow Mildred Tripp James F Carolyn J. Burke Leota Luella Hannah David Hannah David E. Brown Brown Oil Co Kenneth Keas K-K Drilling Co Wanda Lee Lockwood Joe Lockwood Household Finance Corp. of Pittsburg Jack L Betty Hanson Travelers Indemnity Co Vernon Shultz Clyde Beeler C. I. Tucker Jr Tucker Tire A. Knight A&p Radio and TV Irma Mae Hanson Floyd Norman Hanson Raymond E. Clark S. Highland Grover Thouvenell Robert Phillips S. Grant E-M Tavern W. Main Michael Wiles N. Grant

Cows Respond to Music In Milking Trials

In New Delhi, AP reports cows at Shardagram Agricultural University in Gujarat state showed a benevolent mood to instrumental music during milking. Twenty milliliters? No, they produced 15 percent more milk when records were played. The study involved 35 cows and found them responsive to fine arts.

New Delhi Sacred Cows India Agricultural University At Shardagram Gujarat

U N official thanks hosts as Soviet delegate questions angels

Marc Schreiber at a New Delhi seminar on racial discrimination thanks a group of sari clad Indian hostesses calling them angels. Soviet delegate N A Osetrov interrupts saying he does not believe in angels but concedes they look like angels.

New Delhi Marc Schreiber U.n.’S N. A Osetrov

Actor Has Image Problem

New York AP report on Daniel Massey son of Ray mond Massey who fears being typecast as Noel Coward after portraying him in Star with Julie Andrews. He seeks varied roles on stage and screen, stressing a need to stretch beyond the image of a witty urbane Coward. Massey, 35, hails from an acting family and favors theater as his professional base.

New York Daniel Massey Raymond Massey Noel Coward Julie Andrews Gertrude Lawrence Massey Sir Ralph Richardson Margaret Rutherford London Coward Masseys Miss Lawrence Will Massey Adrienne Allen Anna

Accidents Investigated by Police After Light at Elm and Lincoln

Three accidents were investigated by the police yesterday. Randall Bauer backed a 1965 Pontiac into a police car at Elm and Lincoln causing $210 in damage. Rostella Cassingham hit Neal Sharp’s 1964 Chevrolet pickup with light damage. Ronnie Rogers 1966 Mustang and Doris Holderman 1962 Buick collided on West Cherry causing minor damage. Richard Guinette’s 1964 Pontiac skidded on ice in the Third street underpass and hit a wall for about $300 damage.

Randall Bauer W. 5Th Ray Atkins Elm Lincoln Rostella Cassingham Holderman Richard Guinette S. Highland Edwin Bideau W. 6Th

Desert State Set to Go Dry in Five Years

Jaipur India AP reports Rajasthan the desert state will close liquor shops entirely within five years. Under a plan by Chief Minister Mohanlal Sukhadia shops will be closed one day weekly next year then increase to two days in 1970 71 four days in 1971 72 and all but one day in 1972 73 with total ban thereafter.

Jaipur India Rajasthan Mohanlal Sukhadia

Apples Beet by Low Oxygen Cold Storage Secrets

Apples require oxygen to respire and can be slowed by reducing oxygen and lowering temperature in airtight rooms. Such oxygen-starved conditions keep freshly picked fruit for up to a year while remaining firm and crisp.

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