Pentagon urge faster pullout from South Vietnam
The Pentagon seeks a quicker U S troop withdrawal from Vietnam than planned. Joint Chiefs of Staff favor fewer troops in country, with speculation they want monthly removals raised from 14 300 to about 20 000. Kissinger flew to Saigon to assess feasibility and policy implications.
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Nine counties respond slowly to juvenile detention home plan
Parson based See Kan RC and D project reports only four of nine Southeast Kansas counties submitted statements by the deadline for a proposed 24 bed juvenile detention home near Parsons. County officials consider reassessing costs if others decline participation with a federally funded project projected at 537 420 construction and 100 000 annual operating costs.
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Paul Hunter
See-Kan
Hunter
Neosho
Area forecast notes warm weekend with light southerly wind
Partly cloudy conditions persist through Saturday with southerly winds of five to ten mph. Highs today and Saturday reach the upper 80s, with lows tonight in the mid 60s as temperatures trend upward.
Radford Predicts Few Policy Changes
County Attorney Raymond Radford, who took office after John White’s resignation, forecasts few immediate policy changes. He will keep White’s gambling stance in Neosho County and implement a new bad-check policy. Radford plans monthly training sessions for city and county officers to review procedures and recent Supreme Court changes affecting Kansas law enforcement.
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Erie
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Law Enforcement Academy
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Unemployment Rate Dips in June Despite Gain in Jobless
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reports a 0.6 point drop in unemployment to 5.6 percent for June, while unemployment rose by 1.1 million to 5.5 million. Teens and young adults saw the sharpest declines, with teen unemployment falling to 15.8 percent and young adults to 9.9 percent.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Nixon
Traffic safety researchers join July 4 patrols nationwide
Traffic safety researchers will document crashes during the July 4 weekend as part of a DOT program. Teams photograph witnesses and collect data to improve highway safety after years of study involving psychologists engineers and technicians across the country.
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U.S. Department of Transportation
Tobacco firms ordered to display Surgeon General health warning
The FTC ruled six months for tobacco companies to sign a binding agreement to include a conspicuous warning in ads stating that cigarette smoking is dangerous to health. The decision followed a congressional ban on cigarette advertising expiring and was approved by a 3-1 vote with one abstention. The warning must read Surgeon General has determined that cigarette smoking is dangerous to your health.
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Washington
U.S
Federal Trade Commission
Rand Corp Secret Documents Placed Under Custody
Secretary Laird ordered security custody of secret Rand Corp documents tied to Daniel Ellsberg after his indictment for theft and unauthorized possession. Laird cited security deficiencies at the think tank, which conducted over 18.6 million dollars in defense studies for the Air Force and others.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Rand Corp
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
New York Times
U.S
Ambassador's Warning to Preserve Beef Trade in U.S.
Japanese Ambassador Nobuhiko Ushiba warned in Hutchinson that lifting beef trade restrictions could flood markets with Australian and New Zealand producers. He and his wife toured Kansas wheat and beef-fattening facilities with a delegation.
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Hutchinson
Kan
Nobuhiko Ushiba
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Kansas
House Passes Bills For Medical Training
The House approved a three year medical training program package totaling 3.5 billion for physician education school expansion and family doctor training, with a 343 to 3 vote on the medical training bill and 323 to 0 on the nurse education measure. The package seeks to shorten medical curricula and increase schools and doctors in shortage areas.
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Senate
Paul G. Rogers
D-Fla
Public Health Subcommittee
Pool flow meters installation progresses at municipal pool
The city continues installing one of two required flow meters to maintain water quality in the Municipal Swimming Pool. The second meter is awaiting shipment. Pool operator Norma Maring notes frequent filter cleaning is needed without meters, and says proper flow will reduce cleaning. Water sample dated June 27 meets health standards under city supervision led by city engineer Floyd Heath.
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Chanute
Erie
City Park
Chanute American Legion Post
Norma Maring
State Board of Health
Maring
Floyd Heath
Flow Meter Sought for Santa Fe Lake
A local appeal seeks installation of a flow meter at Santa Fe Lake to monitor water levels and ensure accurate measurement for nearby communities. Advocates urge timely action amid ongoing water management concerns.
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