New Diet Label Rules Aimed at Clear Consumer Facts
Washington AP The FDA announced new labeling standards for most diet foods and supplements to take effect 180 days after Federal Register publication. Rules adopt Recommended Dietary Allowances replacing older minimums, limit low calorie to 15 calories per serving, require 50 percent fewer calories for reduced calorie claims, define eight fortified food classes, specify nutrients and amounts, and bar overpromising multivitamin claims.
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Washington
James L. Goddard
of Food and Drugs
Federal Register
Food and Drug Administration
National Academy of Sciences
Goddard
FDA
Loyal Community Club Hosts June Meeting at Mrs. Cope Home
The Loyal Community Club met on Thursday June 16 at Mrs. Lula Cope home in Yates Center for an all day annual gathering. Guests included Mary Masshart Hattie Mich ieal Lizzie Arnold Minnie Rogers Maude Merrill Mary Reep Pearl Jackson Hattie Meigs with two others invited but unable to attend. The two oldest members were 93 and 92 respectively.
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Yates Center
Loyal Community Club
Lula Cope
Mmes
Mary Masshart
Hattie Michieal
Lizzie Arnold
Minnie Rogers
Maude Merrill
Mary Reep
Pearl Jackson
Hattie Meigs
Mrs. Masshart
Machieal
The
Christian Church Cwf
Ralph Watkins
Frank Harris
Watkins
Loren Dillinger
Bill Noakes
K-47 Repairs Near Altoona
Altoona area road work continues as Highway K-47 is resurfaced east of town. Local church notes include Rev. Gary Hemmingway moving to Fon tana as pastor, and Rev. Horton of Galesburg slated here. Community updates cover hospital recoveries, anniversary observances, and youth sports results including Jaycee track meet standout Ron Schomaker and local softball and baseball scores.
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Altoona
Gary Hemmingway
Fontana
Methodist
Altoona and
Benedict
Horton of
Galesburg
New Humboldt BPW Officers
The Gleaners Guild meeting at Mrs. Ted Perkins home to elect new Humboldt BPW Club officers. New president Mrs. Vern Smith and team were installed with a candle light ceremony, plus plans for July and August picnics at Community Park cabin.
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Humboldt
Gleaners Guild of the Christian Church
Ted Perkins
Boys State
BPW Club
Vern Smith
Magdalene Herman
Carl Autry
Margaret Brinkman
Elsie Brienger
Nat Armel
Miss Herman
Jerry Allen
Community Park
Verna Lee Wiles
Christina Griffith
Nancy Flottman
Marlene Johnson
Helen Grother
Gerald McCall
Stark Methodist WSCS Meets At Church In Stark
Stark MT Zion church hosts WSCS with lesson led by Mrs Clarence Atkins and several assistants. Judith Dodge presents Japan slides. Twelve members attend with four guests. Officers’ training set for Monday at the church. Local visits and family activities noted, including Darrel Erikson degree at Pittsburg State College.
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Society
Wallace Erikson
Darrel Erikson
Rosa Smith
Geneva Erikson
Jerry
Mike Cooper
Terri
TaLana Erikson
Kenneth Brown
Norwalk
Calif
Walter Gericke
Erie Gorman takes second in Junior Olympics 75 yard dash
Lawrence Gorman places second with a time of 8.65 as David Gorman and Mike Weidert compete in the Junior Olympics. The 75 yard dash winner clocked 8.6, while his best semi final time 8.5 set a state record. the national record stands at 8.3.
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Ron Schomaker
Yates Center
Jaycee Club
Chanute
Kansas Jaycee
Independence
Schomaker
Kansas Jaycees
Denver
Louis Schomaker
Erie
David Gorman
Mike Weidert
Lawrence Gorman
Ava Ferguson
Hulda Parker
Eastern Star
Mmes
John Bass
Eunice Hughes
Henry Watkins
N. J. Mills
Obed Harmonson
Ferguson
Watkins
Mills
McCune
Lavonburg
Mmes. Ferguson
Harmonson
Hughes
Norma Lee Jacobs
Bowling Scores TV Bowling League Summary
Beavers top Flintstones 812 766 768 with 2346 series. Flinstones 778 741 694 2213. J Borgen 203 high game 30, 582 series. E Belt 205 high game 30, 525 series. C Hinkle 179 high game 30, 491 series. R Sigler 192 high game 30, 495 series.
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J. Borgen
D. Wilson
M. Clopine
E. Belt
G. Cordner
C.eeee
C. Hinkle
R. Sigler
F. Thompson
Cubs Righty Ted Abernathy Sets 1965 Relief Appearances Record
Chicago Cubs pitcher Ted Abernathy, a right handed relief ace, set a major league record in 1965 by appearing in 84 games all in relief.
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Ted Abernathy
Chicago Cubs
Recreation Calendar Tonight at Santa Fe Park and Highland Park
Tonight at Santa Fe Park Major League features Bank of Commerce vs Ash Grove at 5 Merle Kelly Ford faces Orleys Cafe at 7 and First National Bank meets Consolidated Oil at 9 Baseball is listed for Santa Fe Park Cha—
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Santa Fe Park
Highland Park
Bank of Commerce
Ash Grove
Merle Kelly Ford
Orley's Cafe
First National Bank
Consolidated Oil
Multiple local sports events on Sunday and Monday schedule
Elks All Stars vs Manhattan and Dee Lumber vs Miami semi pro postponed. American Legion baseball Chanute vs Bartlesville at City Park in nine innings at 2 pm. Chanute Gray Lumber plays Kansas City Graves Trucking at 2 pm. Girls softball Highland Park Chanute vs Parsons Park annas at 7 30 pm. Monday events include Little League Highland Park 9 am to noon. Various activities at Central Park Building Highland Park, Chanute Swim Enrollment, fencing youth and adult, band, golf, archery, tennis, water safety, and many league games across fields and venues.
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Elks
Manhattan
Dee Lumber
Miami
American Legion
City Park
Chanute
Bartlesville
Chanute Gray Lumber
Kansas City
Graves Trucking
Highland Park
Parsons Park
Annas
Central Park
Municipal Pool
Children’s Fine Arts
Hutton
Jane — Hutton
Tulakes Course
Santa Fe Park
Donaldson
IGA Diamond
Montgomery Ward
Santa Fe
EUB Diamond
Disney Market
NuWay Cleaners
Fowler Transport
Olson
Humboldt
Gray Lumber
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Methodist
EUB
Grant Avenue Baptist
Baptist
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Fredonia
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Joe Morton
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Council of Church Women
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Southeast Kansas
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