Neosho County Junior College approves staff rehiring and typewriter bid
Neosho County Community Junior College trustees approve reemployment of practical nursing staff for 1968 69 and authorize purchasing nine Underwood manual typewriters for 1222 that include trade in. New custodians begin July 1 and insurance for the new complex is authorized on a three year plan.
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Board of Trustees
Neosho County
Practical Nursing School
Virginia Hagenbuch
Sue Whitworth
Ruth Gradjeda
Lucile Dillman
Pete Smith
New Junior College
Art Holmes
S. Allen
Omer Stoll
Buford E. Fisher
Fisher
Kansas
Bids Sought for Civil Defense Warning System
The Tribune prints a city notice inviting sealed bids to supply five electric sirens and controls for a new civil defense warning system. Five sites will mirror the current air horn layout, half the cost covered by city funds and federal matching Civil Defense money. Bids due 10 a.m. June 17. city to install. delivery date pending.
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the Tribune
Civil Defense
R. J. Hayes
Civil Defense Federal
Hayes
Rainbow Statewide Assembly Opens In Cha nute This Week
Several hundred girls from across the state attend the Rainbow Order Kansas Grand Assembly at Memorial auditorium in Cha nute starting tomorrow with advance registration at 1,230 and expected total around 1,500. Officers arrive for a barbecue hosted by Mr and Mrs Ver Craven and their daughter Linda.
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Chanute
Rainbow Order
Kansas
Memorial Auditorium
Ver Craven
Erie
Linda
Santa Fe Park
Crash Damages Two 1964 Ford Vehicles Near Erie
A noninjury collision on US 59 near the Country Kitchen cafe south of Erie involved a 1964 Ford pickup driven by Ross McDaniel and a 1964 Ford sedan driven by Dorothy Tredway. McDaniel stopped for traffic, and Tredway rear-ended him. Pickup damage about 250 dollars and the sedan about 500 dollars.
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Erie
Country Kitchen
Here
Ross McDaniel
Abilene Youth Drowns in Smoky Hill River
A 15 year old Abilene boy Robert Stoneberger drowned Tuesday while wading with two friends in the Smoky Hill River near Abilene authorities said. The incident occurred in the river near the town as rescue crews searched for the missing teen.
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Enterprise, Kan
Robert Stoneberger
Abilene
Smoky Hill River
Here
Stoneberger
Kennedy Shot During California Primary Victory Speech
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy was shot in Los Angeles after declaring victory in California's Democratic primary. He survived initial surgery and remained in critical condition as authorities detained a 25-year-old suspect. five others were wounded.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
California
Kennedy
Suspect named in Kennedy shooting identified by LA police
Sirhan Sirhan, 23, identified as the man arrested in Senator Robert F. Kennedy's shooting. Police say he appeared calm under questioning and would not discuss Kennedy, offering to remain incommunicado. A 1959 car key found in his pocket fit a hotel employee's car. the gun was traced to Marin County with a suspect in Alabama.
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John F. Kennedy
Dallas
Los Angeles
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan Sirhen
Pasadena
Thomas Reddin
Kennedy
Reddin
Ambassador Hotel
Alhambra
Calif
Marin County
Golden Gate
San Francisco
Kennedy Shooting Sparks Global Dismay Across Nations
AP reports shock and sorrow worldwide after Senator Robert F. Kennedy is shot. Voices range from Vatican officials and Pope Paul VI to a Vietnamese GI and Russian citizens, with Tass delivering a brief, non-commentary notice amid a global mood of horror and concern.
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London
Robert F. Kennedy
Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Vatican
Paul VI
Kennedy Emerges From Three Hours Of Surgery In Critical Condition
AP reports Senator Robert F. Kennedy left surgery in extremely critical condition after doctors removed all but one bullet fragment from his head. A second bullet remains in the back of his neck as doctors assess brain function and blood flow during the 12 to 36 hour critical period. His wife Ethel and brother Edward Kennedy were at Good Samaritan Hospital where Kennedy was placed in intensive care.
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John Doe
New York
Kennedy
Frank Mankiewicz
Victor Baz
Ethel Kennedy
Boston
Maxwell Ambler
University of California At Los Angeles Medical School
Nat Downes Reid
Herry Cuneo
University of Southern California Medical School
Thomas Reddin
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Mankiewicz
Good Samaritan Hospital
Ethel
Sen
Edward Kennedy
Massachusetts
Protection Ordered After Kennedy Shooting Threat
President Johnson announced in Washington that Secret Service protection would be assigned to major presidential candidates following the Los Angeles shooting of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. Rostow woke the president at 3 31 a m EDT and Johnson consulted with Clark Clifford J Edgar Hoover and Ramsey Clark as the White House ordered enhanced security for McCarthy Nixon Rockefeller Stassen and Humphrey.
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Johnson
Kennedy
Minnesota
McCarthy
FBI
Secret Service
Central Receiving Hospital
Washington
Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
All America
Walt W. Rostow
White House
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Clark M. Clifford
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George Wallace
Alabama
Harold E. Stassen
Hubert H. Humphrey
California Primary Upends Democratic Race in Disarray
Democratic candidates stall after California results as Humphrey and McCarthy cancel plans and head back to Washington. McCarthy widens a lead over Eugene McCarthy while California winner would command 174 delegate votes at the nominating convention. Lynch leads an uncommitted slate with about 15 percent support.
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California
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Seattle
Washington, D.C
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Colorado Springs
Colo
U.S. Air Force Academy
Thomas C. Lynch
McCarthy Cancels Plans After Kennedy Shooting
Beverly Hills California AP Senator Eugene J McCarthy prayed publicly for Senator Robert F Kennedy after learning of the shooting then cancelled his immediate campaign plans He had retired to his hotel suite about half an hour before the incident and urged supporters to pray Tom Finney said McCarthy cancelled a trip to Washington state and stayed in touch with the Kennedy family
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Tom Finney
Washington State
Kennedy
WeatherA regional forecast for Kansas through Thursday
Partly cloudy warm and humid weather is forecast for Kansas through Thursday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Highs near 90, lows tonight in the middle 60s, and little temperature change expected. Topeka region notes scattered showers mainly in the eastern portion this afternoon, with statewide activity tonight and Thursday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Dearth Announces Candidacy for 9th District Senate
State Senator William A. Dearth of Labette Neosho and Wilson counties announced today his bid for state senate in the 9th District, pending the Democratic primary in August.
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Wiliam A. Dearth
Parsons
Dearth
Labette
Neosho
Wilson Counties
Coffeyville Girl Scout Troop Tours Safari Museum
Sixteen members of Girl Scout Troops 112 and 24 traveled by train from Coffeyville to Chanute for an all day outing. They toured the Safari museum, had lunch at Santa Fe park, visited Mrs C K Davis to view a rock collection, swam at the municipal pool, and were entertained at Central Park community building by Senior Girl Scout troop. Leaders included Mrs Lowel Beaty and Mrs Logan Hall along with Chris Miller and Kay Ann DeTar.
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Girl Scout
Chanute
Coffeyville
Safari Museum
Charles Berthot
George Dickerhoof
Gary Church
Roger Toomey
Santa Fe Park
C. K. Davis
S. Highland
Central Park
Lowel Beaty
Logan Hall
Chris Miller
Kay Ann DeTar
Mmes
Glen Alloway
Walter Miller
Arden Miller
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Debbie Jackson
Pam Cooke
Tribune
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Vickie Strickland
Jean Ann Alloway
Brenda Miller
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