ILC Plans Safari Park Plant Expansion At Chanute
ILC to build a new 60,000 square foot plant at Safari Industrial Park in Chanute with a 7.1 acre site purchase. Utilities and a water line expansion are tied to a Kansas Board of Health review requiring an engineering study. The city will issue industrial bonds for construction and relocate current ILC operations from 915 W. Cherry.
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ILC
Conroth
Safari
Kansas Board of Health
City Commission
Industrial
Earl DeVries
W. Cherry
George McCune
Chamber
Industrial and Economic Development Committee
Commission
McCune
Ross Cooper
Leonard Imhof
Area Kansas Board of Health
Board of Health
Cooper
Safari Park
Missouri mayor claims world strongman title at London airport
Champ mayor Bill Bangert weighs 280 pounds and stands 6 5 claims the strongest mayor prize a gallon of whiskey won after carrying the Dinnie stones across the River Dee. He plans to lift seven American mayors at a conference and pursue challengers. Blood center reports low type O positive stock. bloodmobile to visit Neosho County Lutheran Church Wednesday and Thursday.
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London
Champ
Bill Bangert
Trans World Airlines
Aberdeen
Scotland
Conference of
Red Cross Regional
Neosho County
Red Cross
Lutheran Church
W. Main
Myrtle Moeller
Intercepted Letter Questioning Free Speech Rights
A clipped letter questions whether Martha Mitchell has free speech rights while challenging the New York Times. The striking note contrasts individual rights with press freedom and hints at broader First Amendment tensions.
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Martha Mitchell
The
New York Times
Actors Wanted for Chanute Summer Theater Project
The Chanute Recreation Commission seeks adults 18 and over to form a community theater group. A meeting for interested residents is set for Thursday at 7 30 pm at the recreation commission office. Ed Kirkman will direct one summer production with potential continuation as an ongoing group. Sponsors seek broad community participation.
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Sarah Bernhardt
The
Barrymores
Chanute
Ed Kirkman
Government seeks injunction to bar Times on Vietnam study
The federal government asked a New York federal court for an injunction preventing further New York Times publication of articles based on a secret Pentagon Vietnam war study. Justice Department affidavits claim continued excerpts would prejudice U S defense interests and cause irreparable harm.
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NEW York
Federal Government
Today
The
New York Times
Pentagon
Justice Department
United States
National Defense
Fred Buzhardt
Department of Defense
Asst. Atty
Robert C. Mardian
Department
All I Could See Was Teeth As 10-Foot Alligator Attacks Teen
Gary Althouse, 15, recounts being dragged under by a 10 foot alligator at Lake Sage in Palm Springs. His companion Lennie Nichols, also 15, helped him ashore as doctors closed 41 wounds with stitches.
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West Palm Beach, Fla
Gary Althouse
Palm Springs
Gary
Lake Sage
Lennie Nichols
Calcutta Airlift Begins Refugee Move to Interior Camps
American and Soviet transport planes launched a joint air lift from Dum Dum airport in Calcutta to move thousands of East Pakistani refugees from overcrowded border areas to interior camps. The first flight carried 110 passengers aboard an Antonov 12 to Raipur, about 400 miles west, then returned for another load.
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Calcutta
India
Raipur
Five Americans Convicted by Cuban Tribunals
Five Americans were convicted by Cuban revolutionary tribunals for violating Cuban waters and landing illegally on the island. Each received a $20,000 fine. Named individuals include Fritz Sprandel of Allentown Pennsylvania who washed ashore May 22 while attempting a Key West to Yucatan Peninsula voyage, and Lauren Bender, Michael Bender, Barnard Bender and Thomas Joseph McGuire who were aboard a 58 foot yacht that entered Cuban waters around June 6.
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Miami
Revolutionary Tribunals
Radio Havana
Fritz Sprandel
Allentown, Pa
Cuba
Key West
Fla
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Lauren Bender
Michael Bender
Barnard Bender
Thomas Joseph McGuire
Benders
McGuire
Cuban
Two Survivors of Nonuplets as Deaths Mount
In Sydney, only two of the nine babies born to Mrs. Leonard Brodrick survived 60 hours after birth as hospital officials reported ongoing concern for the two remaining. Two more infants, both girls, died early today and Monday night, including the first-born weighing 2 pounds 2 ounces, once seen as most likely to survive.
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Sydney
Leonard Brodrick
Wheat harvest in Oklahoma totals 11.6 million bushels
Oklahoma State Employment Service reports the state wheat harvest totaled 11.6 million bushels as the week began. Weekend rain hampered cutting operations.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma State Employment Service
Nixon to push five point drug program in Congress
President Nixon told Republican congressional leaders he will send a hard hitting five point expanded program to combat drug traffic to Congress on Thursday. It follows a $100 million drive announced Monday and marks a second day of focused action on the issue.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Contracts Out Jefferson City Strikes Loom Stateswide
Four construction unions including operating engineers teamsters laborers and carpenters let contracts expire at midnight Monday. Negotiators from the Association of General Contractors of Missouri hope to avoid strikes that could halt heavy construction highway and sewer projects across the state except in St. Louis and Kansas City.
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Highway Commission
Jefferson City
The
Association of General Contractors of
Missouri
St. Louis
Kansas City
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Shopeze
Allen
Lincoln School
Main Street
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Richard McClanathan
Charley Hansen
West Main Street
Plummer
First National Bank
Bonnie Moffatt
John Schultz
Kansas Highway Commission
Wamsas
ILC Products
Safari Industrial
Bangert
Cha
Yours
Sharon Herrmann
Right
Humboldt
Denver
McDonalds of
Black Management Assn., Inc
Brown
Oklahoma Harvest
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