Buyers Discredit NFO Gain Claims
Des Moines AP report notes NFO efforts to raise farm prices by withholding grain had limited effect in week two. Ohio NFO president Kirk Moreland cites minor price upticks while grain buyers report adequate supply and minimal impact. NFO claims action in 30 states seeks broader farmer support amid cautious market responses.
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Des Moines
Ohio Nfo
Kirk Moreland
Marion
NFO
Oren Lee Staley
State School Aid Hearing Is Scheduled
Kansas House and Senate education committees set a joint hearing next Wednesday on a plan to revise and raise state school aid. The proposal from the Kansas State Teachers Association and NEA seeks a total $78 million increase over three years, about $26 million annually, atop the 1969 budget of $92.5 million.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate
Kansas State Teachers Association
National Education Association
John Bowers
R-Mclouth
House
William P. McLure
Bureau of Educational Research
University of Illinois
McLure
Teachers Association
House Education Committee
Kansas
Plenty of Room for Open Minds Opens Doors
Chrysler Corp president Virgil E. Boyd told 86 outstanding high school seniors that business rewards open minds and compassionate humanity. He dismissed hippie critiques and urged constructive futures over negative protest.
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Detroit
World of Business
Virgil E. Boyd
Chrysler Corp
Petunias
Fragmentary financial figures amid ledger entries
A snippet shows partial totals and fees including 3,655,051.05 1,461,798.65 and 2,193,252.40, suggesting a complex accounting entry with unspecified context and minor figures. No names or places are readable in the fragment.
Notre Dame President Endorses Greater Nun Freedoms
Los Angeles AP The University of Notre Dame president Rev Theodore Hesburgh endorses greater freedoms for nuns noting reform will face tension between fast and slow approaches. He says allowing more freedoms is great and that in ten years the church will be improved.
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Los Angeles
University of Notre Dame
Theodore M. Hesburgh
Hesburgh
Change for the Better Slow
HAL BOYLE urges personal reform as a path to a better year. The columnist lists small self fixes such as avoiding backbiting, resisting giving free advice, and not provoking cops to promote calmer living in 1968 and beyond.
Desk Calculator By Spoken Word
University of Texas engineer Dr. C. L. Coates works on a computer that converts spoken numbers into electrical signals. He hopes it understands a Texas drawl to a Cockney accent and describes its use as a practical desk calculator. He notes progress but much research remains.
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Austin, Tex
University of Texas
Texas
C. L. Coates
Houston
Coates
Stark State Bank Report of Condition summary
Bank report lists deposits and liabilities including total deposits 560 828.47 and 338 532.29 with total liabilities 1 263 198.11 and capital accounts 110 000.00 32 463.50. Everett Glen Strange as cashier swears the record true. notarized January 10, 1971 by Evelyn Grogan with commission expires July 7, 1971.
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Aeas
Marion Showalter
Marion Showelter
W. R. Murfin
I. W. Murfin
Neal W. McCoy Everett
Glenn Strange
State of Kansas
Neosho
Robert D. Williamson
Public
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Everett Glen Strange
de Opens Svent
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I. W. Murft
K. Wansas
Jemy
Evelyn Grogan
Ethics Bill Wrestled In Kansas House Committee
In Topeka the State Affairs Committee did not act on a bill to restrict gifts to state officers employees and legislators. Rep. Ervin E. Grant sponsor noted the measure would cap gifts at 50 dollars per year and per donor, while Rep. Loyd E. Andrews pressed questions about the practicality of the limit.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Ervin E. Grant
R-El Dorado
Loyd E. Andrews
Dwichita
Andrews
Grant
Flu Epidemic Report Delayed By Illness
Albany area flu epidemic assessment delayed as many Albany County Health Department staff members are out sick, postponing the completion of the report this week.
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Albany
N.Y
Albany County Health Department
Blizzard Kills 18 in Jordan Refugees in War
Blizzard deaths in Jordan total 18 refugees from the June Middle East war. Flood risk followed thaw as the Jordan River and the Asseil overflowed. Residents along the riverbanks were warned to evacuate.
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Blizzard
Jordan
Amman
Jordan River
Asseil
Family Gatherings and Local Events in Parsons
Erie area families hosted relatives overnight and visitors during the week. A school band concert is set for Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the high school gym with Robert Stahl directing junior high and high school bands, choir, glee club, and stage band. Local clubs held meetings with winners reported and future gatherings announced.
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Erie
Larry Morgan
Richard Kemp
Independence
Clifford Stephens
L. J. Richard
Robert Stahl
Dewey Beissel
Keith
Miami
Okla
Clifford Brooks
Beissels
Westphalia
Zella Baldwin
Alban Venneman
Tom Burress
Ralph Willson
Ted Kyle
Richard Salb
Kyle
William C. Weir
Chris Stanley
Louis Stanley
Parsons
Paul Wilkins
Stan
Pittsburg
Notice to Contractors Neosho County road and bridge work
State Highway Commission of Kansas calls for sealed proposals for road and bridge construction in Neosho County with bid opening after 9 00 A M January 1968 at Norton Kansas. Also notices annual Neosho County Soil Conservation District meeting February 3 1968 Erie High School with supervisor election. Hazel Edyvean estate administered by John W White in Chanute. creditors warned to file claims within nine months.
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Chanute Tribune
State Highway Commission OF Kansas
Neosho County
Kansas
K.S.H.C
Norton
Thayer
Neosho Soil Conservation District
Joseph O'Brien
State of Kansas
Hazel Edyvean
John W. White
Fleming & Forsyth
Turon Man Dies After Pickup Crash
A Turon, Kansas man, 57-year-old William Nies, died when his pickup veered into a ditch near Turon on Wednesday. A hospital spokesman said he may have suffered a heart attack before the crash. The damaged truck was driven away from the scene. Turon lies 19 miles northeast of Pratt.
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Turon, Kan
Turon
William Nies
Nies
Advertising in the Newspaper Sparks Buyer Interest
The ad section showcases a breadth of products and services. Readers discover new goods, deals, and opportunities advertised by various merchants, highlighting the paper’s role in connecting buyers with offerings.
Chanute Tribune Briefs: Local News Roundup
Local items from Chanute include community updates and notices. Short reports cover civic happenings, school events, and public announcements of interest to residents.
City Treasurer Wayne Umbarger Reports Ledger Totals
District accounts show balances and warrants across funds for electric light revenue bonds, general fund, sales tax, parking meters, airport, bond and interest, civil defense, industrial, and main street widening. Final Dec 31 balances include 26,183.45 in bond fund and 9,204.80 in the main street project, with receipts and warrants detailed by fund.
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O.D
Civil Defense
Wayne Umbarger
Chanute
Kansas
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