Nixon ends Warsaw summit with plans to report to Congress
President Nixon flies from Warsaw after a 13 day summit tour to Austria the Soviet Union Iran and Poland He will address a joint session of Congress at 9 30 p m EDT to outline what was accomplished and what remains to be done The speech is part of a nationwide broadcast focusing on arms limit accords with the Soviet Union The trip also included Russia and the final broadcast will be at 8 30 p m CDT
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June Brides Edition feature couples in Tribune
The Tribune highlights a June bride feature with Terri West and Dave Holloway. Terri is the daughter of Floyd and Mrs West of 506 West 2nd Street, while Dave is the son of C. E. and Mrs Holloway of 723 South Grant. They will be married June 17.
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Meat Prices Rise On Farm Gains May Signal Higher Meat Costs
USDA reports May live cattle prices at a record 33.10 per 100 pounds and hog prices up 11 percent to 24.90, driven by tighter hog supplies. If these farm costs persist, beef and pork prices at retail could rise as middlemen pass along higher costs, affecting the family budget.
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Keller Becomes Parks and Recreation Director
Keller takes over officially as director of the parks and recreation departments today following a part time tenure since April. He foresees no major policy changes, aims to coordinate facilities for maximum use and to position the department as the hub of all recreation activities inviting organizations to seek mutual help. He has no specific program for high school students beyond athletic offerings but will consider student suggestions.
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Oklahoma City promoter says God backs oil venture
An Oklahoma City oil promoter claiming a partnership with God defied two Oklahoma Corporation Commission warnings. Alan Hammer says his firm operates with divine authority, offers interests only to select white and Indian men, and asks for $500 per backer via an angelic directive. The letters name God Almighty and Hammer as principals.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Scheme
A fragment titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha describes a scheme tied to an oilman and a claim that God should not be on any team as part of the unmercenary plan.
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County Boys Acquire New IHC Diesel Truck Tractor
Erie county commissioners report purchasing a 1972 International Harvester Co diesel tandem axle truck tractor from Ewen Motor Co for 15,000 dollars after trade-in of a 1964 IHC unit. The new truck will pull the low bay trailer for moving heavy road equipment, costing 23,600 dollars as a demonstrator unused unit.
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New Lessee Takes Over Stockyards in Parsons
G W Short McAtee becomes new lessee of Parsons Stockyards owned by Katy Railroad. He plans next week’s sales as scheduled while transfer details are finalized with Floyd E Stafford of Springfield Missouri. The yards employ about 50 people and handle 70 000 to 80 000 head of livestock annually with an approximate value of 15 million dollars.
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Wichita Loses Substantial Unemployment Status
The Labor Department removed Wichita, Kansas from the list of areas of substantial unemployment, citing a jobless rate dropping below six percent aided by new aircraft manufacturing contracts.
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Government orders fire resistant sleepwear for children
The Commerce Secretary announced a phased flammability standard for sizes 0 to 6X children’s sleepwear that goes into effect July 29. After that date garments failing to resist flame will be labeled flammable with a warning.
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Peace Aim Misses As Funds Okayed
The Senate approved a $1 billion State Department authorization, shelving moves to cut Indochina war funding. A proposed end-the-war amendment failed 76 to 1 amid procedural votes, while Church Case plans and Mansfield push a withdrawal contingent on a ceasefire.
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Allen Named State Printer at Sunflower Boys State
Tim Allen of 905 S Malcolm was elected state printer at Sunflower Boys State in Lawrence. He has served as a paper carrier and now works for The Tribune. Severeno Woods of Topeka was elected governor of Boys State.
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Area Forecast Figures Show Mild Night and Warm Friday
The region expects fair skies and mild tonight with southerly winds around 10 mph and overnight lows in the 50s. Friday will be sunny and warmer with highs in the 80s and near zero precipitation tonight, about 10 percent Friday. May precipitation totals at Martin Johnson airport stand at 7.42 inches for the year with 2.88 inches for May.
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Boyle visits Chanute and keys on tax free status story
AP columnist Hal Boyle toured Chanute May 15 1947 gathering local info for a Chanute tax free debt free status column. He later wrote his piece in New York City using Osage Nation centennial events in St Paul and Pawhuska to frame a return of native interests and oil royalties with Indian name byline O Lek Kah Wah Grek Seh.
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Osborn to retire as Santa Fe personnel VP in June
O H Osborn vice president in charge of personnel at Santa Fe Railway will retire June 30 after over 46 years of service. A Chanute native who began as a stenographer in 1926, he rose through Galveston operations to Chicago in 1955 and was named personnel vice president in 1969. He resides in Wilmette Illinois and is the son of Mrs J M Osborn and brother of Mrs G Edwin Webber.
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