Pony Recovers After Delicate Vet Surgery in Atlanta
A $25 Shetland pony named Little Orphan Annie is recovering after a careful operation by Dr. Howard L Rand, a vet who usually treats expensive race horses. The pony, aided by a bone specialist, is a charity case in the Atlanta clinic. Rand notes the contrast with a $108,000 horse in the same ward and stages plans for a month of care before the pony may be given to a children's home as a pet.
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Atlanta
Howard L
Rand
Warning Shot Sparks Battle at Camp Near Laos Border
Spec. 4 Charles L. Lewis of Wichita says a sentry warned Halt or I'll blow you away before about 200 North Vietnamese attackers struck the camp. The 1st Brigade, 5th U.S. Mechanized Division, repelled the assault near the barbed wire as fighting continued two hours under mist.
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Saigon
Charles L. Lewis
Wichita
Kan
5Th U.S. Mechanized Division
Berkeley seeks new insurer after riot risk cited
Berkeley, Calif AP reports City Atty Robert Anderson says a Swiss firm cancelled riot insurance calling Berkeley a particularly bad risk. The cancellation effective June 27 leaves Berkeley seeking another carrier amid ongoing campus and city disturbances tied to the People's Park clashes with police Guardsmen and demonstrators.
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Berkeley
Calif
Robert Anderson
Planners Back Zoning Change To BP Retail Office Use
The city planning commission voted to recommend BP zoning for land south of Seventh Street across from Neosho Memorial Hospital. Four BI requests near the hospital were denied, with recommendations to pursue BP if approved. The panel also urged mobile home park rules adding unit minimums and area requirements.
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City Planning Commission
BP Business
Seventh Street
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Marie Galt
Planning Commission
City Commission
Commission
Bud Ross
James Kensett
Dwight Blackwood
Henry Baker
Reuben J. Burkman
Kensett
Blackwood
SDS convention in Chicago opens four days of workshops
At the national SDS convention delegates began four days of workshops after a loud agenda session. A Wednesday workshop on women’s liberation replaced an education panel on the youth movement and male supremacy. A delegate criticized the session as chaotic while press were barred from activities.
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Chicago
Clifford urges U.S. Vietnam withdrawal by 1970 end
Clark M. Clifford argues world changes allow reducing fighting in Vietnam and withdrawing all ground troops by the end of 1970. He criticizes the Saigon government but says the basic objective of preventing a Communist North coup has largely been met and that prolonged U.S. action weakens South Vietnamese burden.
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New York
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Vietnam
Clifford
Lyndon B. Johnson
Saigon
U.S
South
South Vietnam
Agnew seeks city mayors support for Nixon urban plan
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew told the U S Conference of Mayors he has won their confidence that the Nixon administration will be their ally in saving troubled cities. He said fears of state takeover have been allayed and that states will not dominate domestic programs.
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Pittsburgh
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
America
U.S. Conference of Mayors
Agnew
Patrol visitors study law enforcement at Salina center
High school boys from 33 Kan gas school spend the weekend at the highway patrol training center in Salina, learning history and defensive driving. Sponsored by the American Legion, eight patrol instructors lead the sessions. Capt. Tim Edwards calls the response terrific and seeks youth input on policing.
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Salina
Kan
Kangas School
Highway Patrol Training Center
The
American Legion
Highway Patrol
Tim Edwards
Boy Fretting in Hospital After Rescue from Snow
Six year old Matthew Zimmerman was found nearly frozen after four days lost in rugged mountains two miles from home. He survived a heart stoppage during transport to Norton Air Force Base hospital after a two volunteers found him in a snowbank.
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San Bernardino
Calif
Matthew Zimmerman
Harriet Zimmerman
Matthew
Bill Bremman
Walter Ferguson
Norton Air Force Base
Oliver Gray
Russell C. Payne
Air Base Hospital
Air Controllers Take Sick Leave Causes Major Delays
Air traffic controllers in New York Denver and Houston called in sick in large numbers causing major travel delays. FAA planned disciplinary action and noted substantial reductions in operations at LaGuardia and other centers as crews stayed home. A second item reports a Fort Scott Kansas by pass project opening Friday to relieve downtown congestion and cost.
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Washington
New York
Denver
Houston
Kansas City
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
New York Air Traffic Control Center
Denver Air Route Center
Houston International Airport
Illness Spreads Quickly Across Communities
An illness spreads rapidly through neighboring towns causing early cases to rise in schools hospitals and workplaces. Health officials urge vigilance and remind residents to follow preventive measures while monitoring potential clusters and new symptoms.
Depletion Mixup Shifts Oil Allowance Stance
Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce directors did not vote to ask Rep. Joe Skubitz to cut the oil depletion allowance. They voted to keep the allowance level unchanged. Chamber secretary Jean Groves said the vote occurred Monday with no Tribune reporter present.
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Chanute Area
Riot at Kansas State Penitentiary Causes Major Damage
Authorities report up to 250000 in damage after a Wednesday riot at the Kansas State Penitentiary in Lansing. About 130 highway patrol officers and local officials reinforced security, with one inmate injured by a tower guard and no other casualties reported.
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Lansing
Kan
Kansas State Penitentiary
Sherman Crouse
Robert N. Woodson
Kansas Highway Patrol
Ft. Leavenworth
Leavenworth
Kansas City
Kansas
Leavenworth County
Robert Docking
Charles D. McAtee
Penal Institutions
Weather Roundup Signals Warm Temperatures Ahead
A Kansas summary shows today at 1 pm 85 by 60 yesterday 66, with highs of 105 and lows of 49 on record. The area forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, a warm night, and a chance of Friday afternoon showers or thunderstorms with highs near 89 to 97 and a 30 percent rain chance tonight.
Diesel spill after two-semi collision at Cherry and Santa Fe
At 8 25 am a crash at Cherry and Santa Fe involved Dean Bateman 32 of Galesburg driving a diesel tank semi and Clyde Kile 50 of 914 N Washington driving a flatbed. Bateman rear ended Kile. fuel spilled on the highway and the fire department washed the road. No damage estimate given.
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Cherry and
Santa Fe
Dean Bateman
Galesburg
Bateman
Clyde Kile
Washington
Kile
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