Computer System For Nose Count In 1970 Census
The 1970 census will use mail by questionnaire and computer processing for about 60 percent of the population starting April 1 1970. Large metropolitan areas will test the method while four-fifths of counties will be counted the old way. District offices will handle 500000 people each with either mail or census taker visits.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Bureau
Philadelphia
Cleveland
Little Rock
Des Moines
Weather outlook for Kansas with showers and cooler trend
Area forecast calls for partly cloudy skies then more clouds with a risk of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Highs 85 to 90, lows around 65. In Topeka the Weather Bureau reports a line of showers moving south, with locally heavy rains southeast and east central today.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Chanute
Pittsburg
Emporia
Hill City
Abilene
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted correspondence mentions sun flares affecting shortwave radio but not July weather, noting a casual tone toward weather conditions and potential disruption to communications.
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Cha
Space Study Aids Earth Solutions
Scientists studying environmental conditions for future astronauts say their findings can help solve Earth pollution. Dr. Andrew J. Robell of Lockheed Missiles & Space Co. notes space cabin air contains up to 150 contaminants and most are highly toxic, underscoring urgency of air quality research.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Earth
Andrew J. Robell
Lockheed Missiles & Space Co
Gift articles for Thuan An South Vietnam aid drive
Articles are being received at The Tribune 15 S High land for people of Thuan An South Vietnam. Items needed include small used toys clothing soap aluminum utensils large cloth and simple household articles. Do not bring woolen material. Contributions should be wrapped tied securely in a bundle.
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the Tribune
S. Highland
Thuan-An
South Vietnam
Final Clincher to LBJ Decision
Columnist Drew Pearson in Look magazine says Lynda Bird's question about why the U S must fight in Vietnam provided the final clincher for President Johnson to withdraw. He recounts Johnson and Lady Bird awakening to meet Lynda Bird and notes Johnson's stated fatigue and health concerns as factors in stepping down.
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New York
Drew Pearson
Lynda Bird
Vietnam
Johnson
Pearson
Look Magazine
Secret Service
White House
Marine Corps
Charles Robb
Chuck
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
City approves bids for street paving and sewer project
The city commission accepted Tarbet Construction Co. for street improvements at 170,677.20 and Burghart for the Dye Addition sewer project at 11,985.75. Dennis DeMeritt bid 176,277.17 on streets and Walter M. Poor Construction Co. 185,156.25, with engineer estimates 192,431.40 and 12,000.93. Tarbet expects start in about a month. projects largely funded by assessments.
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Tarbet Construction Co
Ulysses
Wayne Burghart
Chanute
Tarbet
Burghart
Dennis DeMeritt
Walter M. Poor
Carl Nordt
Lassman Electric
Series of Clashes At 2 Flash Points
Clippers of fighting erupt around Saigon and northwest Vietnam as Marines and Army units clash with North Vietnamese forces. In the northwest near Khe Sanh Marines report major losses, while heavy fighting persists near Saigon with U S forces striking enemy positions and sampans on the Dong Nai River.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
U.S
Khe Sanh
Dong Nai
President Johnson Eyes Back-to-Back Global Trips
President Johnson plans a busy globetrotting season after agreeing to meet South Vietnam President Nguyen Van Thieu in Honolulu around July 20. Rumors swirl of potential journeys to Africa Asia South America Europe and possibly Moscow before his term ends.
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San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Africa
Asia
South America
Europe
Moscow
Karen Screams and Disappearance Leads to Large Search
A 15 year old girl Karen Sue Cooney vanished from her Corry home Monday triggering a hunt by about 100 police and volunteers across 150 acres of rugged woods 25 miles from the New York line. She was later found alive by a helicopter pilot in a wooded area near her home. State police used bloodhounds and prepared for air support as FBI monitored developments.
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Corry
Corry, Pa
James P. Cooney
Karen
White Spot on Sun Triggers Global Radio Disruption
Scientists report the largest solar flare since 1966 fouling short wave radio worldwide. Forecasters warn a greater than even chance of more flares Wednesday as the Sun’s magnetic field intensifies. The flare caused hour long noise storms across 184 to 10 megacycles, with minimal impact on other frequencies.
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Boulder
Colo
U.S. Space Disturbance
Kildahl
Miss Whirl Visits Chanute For Breeding Week
Greyhound star Miss Whirl spares a week at Ken nels west of Chanute with owner Robert Black aiming to breed her to Mary William. The champion retired last December after earning over 110000 in 115 races and captaining the All American Greyhound Race Team.
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Miss Whirl
B&b
Chanute
Robert Black
Kennels
Mary William
Black
Kansas City
Ralph Ryan
Longwood
Fla
Kansas
Hall of Fame
Abilene
K39
Rex Niver
Ralph and
Dick McMinimy
Wade Mayfield
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