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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1969
Page
1
In London, Zsa Zsa Gabor, 45, pleaded guilty to using offensive language after customs officials questioned a dog she carried from Chicago. She was fined 50 pounds for importing a dog without a rabies test and for the language used.
Juco faculty representatives urged the Neosho County Community Junior College board to replace across the board raises with an indexed system. Beginning master's degree pay would be 6200 yearly with 5 percent per year experience, reaching 140 percent after nine years.
A University of Kansas committee trims 170 nominations to about 20 top contenders for chancellor. A final five to the Kansas Board of Regents may be submitted January 15 or 16. Sixteen candidates have been interviewed, including ten from outside Kansas. Wescoe departs June 30 to head the China Medical Board in New York.
Intercepted correspondence raises questions about activities at San Francisco State, suggesting the events do not align with typical higher education expectations. The note hints at controversy surrounding campus affairs and public perception.
Israel protests France halting all military deliveries including spare parts for Mystere and Mirage jets calling the move a one sided breach. Paris seeks Soviet backed peace plan amid border tensions and U N forces. Jordan reports bridge blast and Beirut endures Lebanon crisis as Premier Yafi resigns.
A storm in Boulder Colorado produced winds over 125 mph causing widespread damage. Homes roofs were ripped off and power lines downed leaving half the city without electricity. One death was linked to a camper being blown from I 25 near Denver.
Defense moves to set aside Sirhan Bishara Sirhan indictment and to withdraw his plea of innocent as trial resumes on the Kennedy murder charges. Judge Walker hears four motions after an initial closed session and denies requests for dual juries and delay.
Allison Wilbur of 401 W 7th was appointed by the county commissioners to the Neosho Memorial Hospital board to fill the unexpired term of the late David German. The term ends April 1 1970. German died December 1 from a heart attack. Allison, an agent for Santa Fe Railway, is active in civic church and business circles. Other trustees are Ed Naanes Virgil Mix John McMeekin and Dwight Wallingford.
San Francisco State College enters a third day of a teachers strike with department heads warning of disrupted classes and violence on picket lines. The American Federation of Teachers and militant students clash as police arrest four. demands include recognition, higher pay, lighter loads, and governance rights.
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