Supreme Court stays McGovern California delegates ruling
The Supreme Court blocked a lower court ruling that gave Sen. George McGovern California delegates and sent the issue to the Democratic convention floor. Justices granted a stay and kept the party’s decision pending convention review, with dissent by Justice Marshall warning of potential convention nullification.
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Daley
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Democratic National Committee
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High Court
Arkansas
All Air Commuters Will Be Inspected
Federal aviation administrator to enforce 100 percent inspection of all commuter passengers after surge in hijackings. Ehrlichman outlined President’s directive to John Shaffer, citing PSA and East Coast routes, despite potential delays. Authority weighing death penalty use in hijacking cases.
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New York
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PSA
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Administration
Justice Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Man Injured at Ash Grove Cement Plant
John Borjas of 801 North Santa Fe an Ash Grove Cement Co. employee was injured on the job Friday afternoon at the plant north of Chanute. Reddick Ambulance took him to Neosho Memorial Hospital at 2 25 p.m. with possible broken right foot and dislocated right shoulder.
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N. Santa Fe
Ash Grove Cement Co
Reddick Ambulance
Chanute
Borjas
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Guard Heads for Summer Camp at Camp Chaffee Ark
The Kansas Army National Guard unit of 79 men leaves at 8 11 a m for Camp Chaffee Arkansas for a three day tactical problem after a day in post area. First Sgt Jerry Thompson notes convoy movement to the camp and Gov Robert Docking plans a review during the training. The company led by Capt Scott Mann will bivouac at Nowata Oklahoma after leaving camp on June 21 and return to Chanute on July 22.
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S. Lincoln
National Guard
Camp Chaffee
Ark
Amy National Guard
Jerry Thompson
Thompson
Robert Docking
Miami Beach
Kansas Army National Guard
Docking
Topeka
Nowata
Okla
Chanute
Scott Mann
Israeli mothers push teens toward sexual relations say experts
Tel Aviv health service official Dr Ruth Navon says many mothers press 16 year old daughters to date and have sex to avoid being regarded as old maids. Haifa welfare executive Dr Zev Segal notes mothers are miserable if daughters lack boyfriends. A Japanese professor argues improved nutrition accelerates puberty and early sex life.
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Tel Aviv
Ruth Navon
Tel Aviv Schools
Zev Segal
Haifa
Courtroom Bids Opened Monday for City Remodeling
City Commission meeting at 4 p.m. will open bids for Memorial Building remodeling to create a new district courtroom with jury trial facilities. Layne Western of Wichita bids for a river pumping station pump from the water system study. Southwestern Bell proposes joint-use contract revision with payments due for pole usage. Santa Fe Railroad seeks rent increase for pole storage yard on its right of way. Annexation proposal for two properties west of the city also on the agenda.
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Wichita
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National Academy Reviews Cold Medicine Effectiveness
The National Academy of Sciences and National Research Council evaluated 27 nonprescription cold remedies and found under 10 percent fully effective. Coricidin tablets were ineffective, Contac capsules possibly effective, and several items rated as effective with varying reservations or possibly effective. Isophrin nose drops, Fedrazil, and Chlorophrine Nyscaps were noted as effective without reservation. The FDA requested the NAS study as part of a broader review of about 3,000 prescription drugs.
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National Academy of Sciences
Schering Corp
Bloomfield
Menley & James Laboratories
Philadelphia
Academy
National Research Council
Food and Drug Administration
NAS
Intercepted Letter Scolds Guard Over Weekend War Service
A leaked note chides skeptics of the Guard as weekend warriors while stating the unit is off on a full two week training and deployment period.
Kansas officers train in Chanute on accident investigation
About 40 law enforcement officers from southeast Kansas attend a two week course at Neosho County Community Junior College Chanute to learn modern accident investigation and standardized reporting. Attendees include Chanute police Vernon Shultz Floyd Reynolds Kenneth Stroup and Sheriff David Kern.AREA FORECAST Partly cloudy and mild with thundershowers through Sunday. Winds southerly 10 to 25 mph today. Highs in the low to mid 80s. Low tonight in the 60s. High Sunday in the 80s.
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Kansas Area
Chanute
Neosho County Community Junior College
Ray Orlowski
Kansas Highway Safety Coordinating Office
Vernon Shultz
Floyd Reynolds
Kenneth Stroup
Caution Urges Safe Viewing Of Eclipse In Kansas
The Kansas Optometric Association warns of eye damage from viewing a total eclipse. Dr. Thomas Brungardt notes 134 cases in 1970, including two total blindness, and says sunglasses or smoked glass offer no protection. He offers safe methods and urges waiting for media coverage.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Optometric Association
Thomas Brungardt
Salina
Brungardt
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