State GOP Delegates Undecided in Kansas
More than half of Kansas GOP delegates to the Miami Beach convention remain uncommitted and open minded about a presidential candidate. Ten degrade toward Nixon while Rockefeller and Reagan supporters urge openness, with delegates citing potential changes before and during the convention.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Miami Beach
Fla
Miami
Kedliee
Reilly
GOP
George E. Nettles
Pittsburg
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Phillipsburg
Rockefel
Rockefeller
Reagan
Nixon
William R. Hagman
Kennedy Favored in California Presidential Primary
In California Kennedy leads the three way Democratic presidential primary race for 174 nomination votes at the convention. Kennedy seeks the state’s endorsement and momentum from its large population. McCarthy remains a vigorous contender while a Lynch slate occupies the remaining delegates. Gov. Ronald Reagan is not yet described in this excerpt.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
California
Kennedy
Ite
Thomas C. Lynch
Experts Weigh Flys Tongue And Other Brief Bits
A roundup of curious science trivia and current politics. A Yale researcher rethinks dinosaur speed, a scale measures a flys tongue to a tenth of a milligram, and US census notes 14.25 million vacant lots. Arthritis affects 16.8 million Americans. Quotable lines from de Gaulle. Exercise reduces heart attack risk in India. Folklore tidbits and New Years luck forewarnings. In California, Reagan garners GOP votes while McCarthy and Kennedy clash over Vietnam policy and coalition possibilities.
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America
Texas
California
Florida
Charles de Gaulle
France
Howard B. Sprague
India
Guardian
Reagan
McCarthy
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Memorial Day Visitors and Local Events in Yates Center
Yates Center hosted many Memorial Day visitors as graves were decorated and local events continued. The American Legion B team opened the season with a 9 to 6 win in Madison, with Laubern Edwards and Peterson each pitching three innings. The annual Yates Center High School Alumni banquet drew 140 attendees. 1968 seniors were initiated by Gary Dixon and Alex Glades. Memorial services featured the 113th session of the former EUB Church Conference delegates Harder and Watts. Buttermore was reassigned to two churches.
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Yates Center
American Legion
Madison
Rick Laubern
Don Edwards
Tom Peterson
Yates Center High School
Gary (Hutch) Dixon
Alex Glades
Peggy Nordmeyer
Treas
National Guard
W. C. Buttermore
Carl Harder
Gale Watts
EUB
Wichita
Harder
Watts
Turkey Creek
Mr. Buttermore
Chanute Seeks Liability Insurance for Fire and Police Vehicles
City of Chanute Kansas invites sealed bids for motor vehicle liability insurance covering all fire and police emergency vehicles for one year starting June 19 1968. Bids due June 7 1968 by 10:00 A.M. Forms must meet state law and be bid in a named envelope. Vehicle list and requirements available at city clerk or city manager offices.
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Chanute Tribune
Chanute
Kansas
Memorial Building
Fire and Police Departments
Hearing Notice in Estate of H I TIEGREEN Kansas
In the probate court of Neosho County Kansas a petition by Warner O Tiegreen seeks descent of an undivided one half interest in Lots 89 and 10, Block 27 Chanute. Defenses must be filed by June 26 1968 at 10 00 AM in Erie Kansas.
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Neosho
H. I. Tiegreen
Tioga
Chanute
Erie
Neosho County
Kansas
Warner O. Tiegreen
Balch & Bailey Professional Building
Srckene
Gough Robate
College ends beer sale ban after nine years
Colorado College trustees lifted a campus beer sale ban that had been in effect for nine years, signaling a policy reversal on campus alcohol availability in Colorado Springs.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Trustees of
Colorado College
Museum honors Tom Mix and early film career
Dewey Oklahoma reports a new museum displays memorabilia from Tom Mix who served as town marshal in 1910 before his silent film stardom. Los Angeles case ends with museum keeping Miller racer after judge orders return. weather notes say New York area had its wettest May in 20 years with 7.06 inches of rain.
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Dewey, Okla
Tom Mix
Dewey
Los Angeles
Griffith Borgeson
Los Angeles County Museum of Natural History
Benjamin Landis
New York
New York Area
U.S
Tribune Phone Contact Hyphenated Carrier Note
If you cannot reach your Tribune by phone contact your carrier after 6 pm using HE 1 3400. Dialing after 6 p.m. provides an alternate method to reach the Tribune when standard lines fail.
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Tribune
Chanute Tribune Highlights June 3 1968 Local News
The Chanute Tribune reports community updates from June 3 1968 including local meetings, school activities, and upcoming events. Residents respond to civic notices as small businesses announce new openings and schedules. Community leaders emphasize progress and cooperation.
Hawk Dies After Near Collision With Helicopter
In Independence Missouri an AP report states a female hawk with a four foot wingspan died after attacking a helicopter that passed near her nest. The pilot Schlotzhauer said the hawk swooped in to attack but was struck by a rotor. Three young hawks in the nest were already capable of caring for themselves.
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Independence, Mo
Schlotzhauer
Real Estate Transfers in Neosho County Historic deeds list
Neosho County deeds filed in the Register of Deeds show transfers to multiple buyers. Transactions cover lots and tracts in Erie Chanute St Francis St Paul and Chanute additions, plus Park Place and North Erie areas. Notable transfers include Miller Olson Inc entities and the Producers Creamery Company among others.
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Neosho County
Office of Register of Deeds
Doris M. Shellhorn
Neosho
Stephan W. Beard
Edith Powell
Chester C. Bowman & W
Ernest W. Miller
Miller- Olson, Inc
Ely
Miller
Eec. Inc
Miller, Olson, Inc
Park Place
Chanute
Millard W. Drisdeh
Teewtt Betlees
Kensinger-Haight
Stephenson & W
Earl W. Cassin
LU F. Casey
Erie
Marjorie Kelly Lacey
Fred G. Ysusi
Lester G. Hodges
Walter L. Hartman
Today in History highlights Dunkirk evacuation and notable 17th century events
Today in history recalls the Dunkirk evacuation completed in 1940 with 337000 Allied troops saved. It notes 1621 New Netherlands charter, Jefferson Davis birth in 1808, Norman Von Mandie records in 1935, Windsor-Simpson marriage in 1937, and 1965 Gemini flight launch.
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Dunkerque
France
England
Dutch West India Company
New Netherlands
New York
Jefferson Davis
Normandie
Atlantic
Duke of Windsor
Wallis Warfield Simpson
Baltimore
Monts
U.S
James A. McDivitt
Edward H. White
Gemini
Social Notes From Altoona Area and Nearby Towns
Mrs Florence Kelley of Bakersfield visited friends in Altoona. Charley Russell discharged from Neodesha hospital. Mrs Fred Hyde, sister of Mrs Russell, seriously ill in Mercy Hospital Independence. Francis Wiltse and children of Ottawa visited Gerald Wiltse and family in Independence. David Troutman and Diane Shaver wed in Fredonia with Rev Kenneth Richards officiating. Harold Duncan ill at St Margaret’s Hospital Fredonia. Alta Aldridge returned from visits in Newton Cedar Rapids and Iowa. Stella Kelly stayed with relatives in Wichita. Amanda Suddock visited Emporia. Madge Addington attended 50th anniversary of 1918 KS Teachers College class in Emporia. J E Bradshaw attended 40th anniversary in Chanute. Carl Thurman patient in Wilson County Hospital Neodesha. Royle Stafford at granddaughter Sue Elaine Bowers Wichita graduation. Edgar Burgan reentered Neodesha Independence hospital. Scout events with George Houghton and others. Clyde Johnston Anaheim and Paul Sallee San Leandro visiting Earnest Scott. Olin Flowers Fredonia and daughter Sam Kelley in Dallas visiting. Lena Kaufman Wichita visited Madge Addington. Robert Greer dismissed from Wilson County Hospital after car crash.
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Altoona
Florence Kelley
Bakersfield
Calif
Charley Russell
Neodesha
Fred Hyde
Russell
Mercy Hospital
Independence
Francis Wiltse
Ottawa
Gerald Wiltse
Manda Parrett
David Troutman
Dale Troutman
Diane Shaver
Francis Shaver
Fredonia
Church of the Brethren
Kenneth Richards
Harold Duncan
St. Margaret’s Hospital
Alta Aldridge
Newton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Stella Kelly
Charles Culbertson
Marsha McFall
Wichita
Amanda Suddock
Emporia
Harry Moffatt
Doyle Fleming
Shawnee
Okla
Guy McDonald
Bartlesville
Kansas State Teachers College
J. E. Bradshaw
Rural Chanute
Bradshaw
Carl Thurman
Wilson County
Royle Stafford
Sue Elaine Bowers
Edgar Burgan
Clyde Johnston
Anaheim
Paul Sallee
San Leandro
Earnest Scott
Olin Flowers
Sam Kelley
Dallas
Haskell Flowers
Lena Kaufman
Madge Addington
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Hal Boyle
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Mount Vale
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Tony Evans
Fayetteville
N. C
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Joe Ross
Jack Roberts
Frank Johnson
Fred Mulson
Walter Bowers
Lizzie Arnold
C. J. Steele
Charles Mulson
Kansas City
Eugene Davis
Kerry
Daryl Davis
Teterville
L. O. Davis
Seon Mulson
Tom Daly
Eddie McDaniel
Arkansas City
Juanita Engles
Urer
Brenda Jackson
National Guard Armory
Clara Cannady
Gertie Matthews
Keith Mentzer
Reno, Ney
Burdette Mentzer
Mrs. Talmade Mentzer
Newton, Iowa
Mr. Schooling
James Millstead
First Baptist Church
R. J. Hayes
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The
Hawk
George Houghton
Mr. Hare
Gary Moffatt
Kenneth Houghton
Tom
Donnie Carr
Ronnie
Tommy Hare
Robert Greer
Wilson County Hospital
Julie Cheri Rodriguez
University of Colorado
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Pueblo
Julie
Versatronic
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