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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1968
Page
8
In Kansas City officials debate Union Station's fate after 53 years of service. Proposals range from a railroad museum and high speed rail hub to a shopping center or junior college, while preservationists warn against demolition.
U S search for clarification of Hanoi peace terms yields no assured halt to bombing. Officials say Washington seeks more than clarification, including whether ending attacks would bring talks and curb North Vietnamese reinforcements. Rusk dodges detailed price. Brown says he is in the picture of the assessment.
ERIE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Watkins attended a funeral in Girard. Mrs. Charles Coleman and baby came home from California for the holidays. Linda Craven stayed with her parents over weekend. Friday dinner guests included Mrs. Violet Harding and Mr. Wendell Shepard. Cub Scout charter work discussed with Webelos leader opening. Pinewood derby planned for March and Blue and Gold dinner in February at Federated church. Dwight Moody returned to Atlanta due to his father’s illness. Gary Emrick and wife welcomed daughter Diana Lynn with Ronnie as brother. Grandparents listed. several relatives noted as great grandparents. Attendees included Dr James Rowland, C P McKinnie, Ralph Watkins and Larry Smith at Chanute dinner.
Brown said indeed wants to begin talks but noted other parts, clearly referring to Trinh's denunciation of the United States, were not encouraging.
Randy Runyon left Harvard senior year to reenter as a St Johns freshman at the Annapolis campus. He argues education, not just a degree, comes from a rigorous program and classical study. Staunch policy rejects transfer credits and emphasizes Greek and Einstein papers.
A humorous reflection on turning 57, noting how weather, shoes, and digestion matter less, while memories fade and old phrases recur. The narrator considers joys like seed catalogs and spring flowers, the patience of aging, and the awkward humor of midlife as life moves toward heaven.
The 1967 federal docket reached an all time peak with 5 763 cases pending before the Courts of Appeals up 376 from 1966. Docketed 7 908 cases and disposed of 7 527. District Court civil filings totaled 70 961 with 70 172 closed, up 4 000 from 1966. Criminal filings rose 16 percent to 13 541 with 28 677 terminated.
The Kentucky State Police plans to recruit returning military personnel to fill 50 trooper positions annually, screening discharged service members for physical and educational qualifications as the force struggles to reach the 1966 authorized strength.
Ancient Greek culture marked the birthdays of men and gods with festivities while women and children did not partake in the celebrations.
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