Secret Vietnam War Report to be Read in Hearings
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says a secret Vietnam war report will be disclosed through congressional hearings even if courts block newspaper publication. The Justice Department won a temporary order halting NYT publication of the study’s accounts, with a Friday hearing on a preliminary injunction. Mansfield aims to hold hearings, possibly by the Foreign Relations or Armed Services committees, to inform the public.
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Reading Skill Levels From Senior High Graduates
Ne w reading skill results for 200 spring graduates show 122 above national average and 78 below on the Nelson Denny test. Data from the Board of Education June 7 outlines distribution by grade levels and notes local norms differ from national norms.
New York Times halts publication under court order on Pentagon study
News agencies report the New York Times complied with a federal court restraining order and stopped publishing material from a secret Pentagon study on Vietnam pending a hearing. The issue centers on press government relations and free press rights.
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Bus Tour to Nelson Gallery and Starlight Theatre
The Chanute Tribune advertises a June 29 bus tour to the Nelson Art Gallery and Starlight Theatre with 11 of 31 seats sold. Tickets cost $14.50 covering transport, arena A seats for Funny Girl, and gallery admission. meals extra. Host couple Mr and Mrs Terry Murphy. Refunds offered if 20 more reservations are not received by June 23 at The Chanute Tribune office Highland. Bus departs Chanute at 10 am. under 18 must be accompanied. rainchecks only from Starlight Theatre.
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Welcome Sign Miller Visits Humboldt for Talk on Crime
Kansas Attorney General Vern Miller spoke to about 85 Lions and Rotary members at the Monarch cement plant auditorium. He outlined his approach to gambling and drug use, cited a Wichita court ruling in his favor in a $3 million civil rights case, and discussed Lawrence drug raids and enforcement.
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Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
A short note titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha argues reading tests lack fairness without comic books. The playful line ends with Yours, Nute.
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Sculpture theft at park exhibit "For Peace" by Judith Peck
Rain scattered spectators at the opening of an art show in Paramus New Jersey when vandals stole Judith Peck's sculpture "For Peace." The piece, three bronze plucked chickens hanging from meat hooks, was valued at $1200 by the artist.
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Woman elected moderator ends 108 year tradition in Kansas synod
Mrs L L Hadsell of Marion Kansas was elected moderator of the Kansas synod United Presbyterian Church becoming the first woman to hold the post. She will preside over the synod's business for a year at the annual meeting attended by more than 240 churches.
Robbers seize jewels from Janet Neff in Sutton Place penthouse
Two gunmen invaded the Sutton Place penthouse of Janet Annenberg Neft in New York. They gained entry through a kitchen door, cuffed a maid and a cook, while one thief stood guard. One thief confronted Mrs Neff as she dined alone. The robbers escaped with about $200 000 in jewels.
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Walter Annenberg
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Black Caucus aims to raise 200000 at 100 plate dinner
The congressional Black Caucus formed this year by 12 Democrats plans a Friday fundraiser expecting 200000 from a 100-a-plate dinner. Proceeds will fund offices and staff as the group seeks to mobilize 25 million Negro voters into a political force. Rep. Augustus Hawkins said the event would establish an independent, going organization and dismissed rumors of funding a third‑party presidential bid.
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Congressional Black Caucus
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Beach cleaner unveiled to reclaim oil soaked sand
The Meloy Laboratories device, costing about 300000 dollars to develop, claims a 700000 ton daily capacity. It separates oil from oily sand via agitation and aeration, returning clean sand to beaches.
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Environmental Protection Agency
T. P. Meloy
Meloy Laboratories
Springfield
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