Garden Hose Cut and Bike Stolen in Local Reports
Pearl Chapman reported a cut garden hose at 907 S. Highland on Thursday night. Allen Brooks said his five speed boy's bicycle was stolen from 1127 S. Highland. Police logged six noninjury accidents between 10 a.m. and 5 p.m. Friday, an unusually high number.
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Tribune carrier contact hours
Call your Tribune carrier if he should miss you, or dial 431 4100 for missed deliveries. Service hours are 5 30 to 6 p m weekdays and 9 00 a m Saturdays.
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PRG takes office in Saigon amid landmark anniversary
South Vietnam's Provisional Revolutionary Government officially assumes power in Saigon on the six year anniversary of its 1969 formation. Delegates from 10 nations and the PLO attend, as PRG leaders discuss turning policy statements into action and maintain civilian rule will replace military governance in key areas. President Huynh Tan Phat and adviser Nguyen Huu Tho lead the PRG with Tho briefing diplomats on the situation.
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Tho
South
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Mandrell and Houston to Perform Twice at Kansas State Fair
Floyd Coen says country stars Barbara Mandrell and David Houston will each appear twice during the Kansas State Fair on Sept. 21. Mandrell, 27, has TV and Johnny Cash Show ties and a new recording, while Houston, who debuted at 12, gained fame with Mountain of Love and Almost Persuaded.
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UPI
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Fair Entertainment Committee
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David Houston
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Daily transcript Neosho Memorial Hospital visiting hours and admissions
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 PM and 6 30 to 8 PM. The patient census includes 45 adults and pediatrics and one baby. Admissions Friday include Mrs. Cruz Jiminez Humboldt Mrs. Winifred Ginther West View Nursing Home Mrs. Jack Wood 1102 S Plummer Amber White Montrose Colorado Mrs. Ida Miller 1500 W Main. Dismissals Friday include Mrs. Francis Jackson 902 S Plummer Floyd Smith 521 N Washington Craig McNutt Yates Center Mrs Wilfred Gillham Humboldt Robert Wulf Humboldt.
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Humboldt
Winifred Ginther
West View Nursing Home
Jack Wood
S. Plummer
Amber White
Montrose
Colo
Ida Miller
W. Main
Francis Jackson
Floyd Smith
N. Washington
Craig McNutt
Yates Center
Wilfred Gillham
Robert Wulf
Laos Premier approves Pathet Lao troop deployment for integration
Premier Souvanna Phouma says he backs entering Patriotic Lao Forces into major centers to speed reconciliation with Pathet Lao. Soviet airlift has pushed troops beyond capital quotas as USAID employees win higher severance pay after protests. USAID mission to end by June 30 amid student demonstrations.
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UPI
Souvanna Phouma
Pathet Lao
Laos
U.S. Agency For International Development
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Luang Prabang
USAID
Tornado alley may shift toward Kansas and Nebraska says forecaster
National Severe Storms Forecast Center director Allen Pearson notes a pattern shift. He pins 50 year boundary at Poplar Bluff Missouri while predicting the heaviest tornadic activity will move to Kansas and Nebraska before spreading to the upper plains and Great Lakes later this summer.
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Davidson dies in Arlington after illness noted. extensive survivors listed
Frank Carson Davidson Jr. 80, retired Kansas highway commissioner, died after a short illness in Arlington Memorial Hospital Texas. He lived in Chanute 45 years and belonged to many groups. survived by wife Mildred Moon Davidson, son Frank III, four daughters, two sisters, 21 grandchildren and 2 great grandchildren. Funeral planned Monday with Gibson-Koch Chapel in charge. Clara Mae Henderson dies. funeral set for Monday at Thayer Christian Church with interment in Thayer Cemetery. Johnson Mortuary handling arrangements.
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Carl E. Brown
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Tex
B. R. Whisenant
Ronald E. Sibley
Tulsa
Phillip F. Carter
Pittsburg
Vera V. Hacker
Downey
Calif
E. Marie Davidson
Kansas City
Gibson-Koch Chapel
Safari Museum Hosts May Visitor Totals And Field Trip Plans
Safari Museum registered 915 visitors in May with 110 from Chanute, 590 from other Kansas cities, 212 from other states, two from Germany, one from Iceland. Two buses carried 73 people to Kansas City to view the Chinese exhibit at Nelson Gallery Atkins. Safari Museum sponsored the excursion and the African mask competition for USD 413 fourth graders.
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John Award
Chanute
Kansas Cities
Germany
Iceland
Kansas City
Nelson Gallery-Atkins Museum of Fine Arts
Chanute Hairdressers
Severy
Alcott
Lincoln
Fairfield
Stark
Humboldt
le Roy
Thayer and Kincaid
South Mound Extension
Cost keeps many from the dentist chair in 1970s
A 1970 survey shows gold tooth caps cost far more than stainless steel, with rising costs in rent and utilities. The piece notes wide gaps in access, especially for children in poor families, and examines prepaid dental plans expanding nationwide to cover more Americans, though affordability remains a barrier.
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Patricia McCormack
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Pennsylvania
American Dental Association
Blue Cross
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