Rights fight over Pentagon Vietnam study stalls publication
The Times and The Washington Post faced court orders limiting further articles from the secret McNamara era Vietnam origins study. A Washington appeals court halted the Post second installment while the Times faced a pending ruling on extending restraints. Forecasters warned warm sunny weather with a risk of thunderstorms. Kansas Health Department issued air quality notices to Salina Junction City Fort Scott and Tonganoxie and 71 businesses including The Ash Grove Cement Co Chanute and Monarch Cement Co Humboldt.
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Associated Press
New York Times
The
Washington Post
Pentagon
U.S. Court of Appeals
Washington
District Court
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
Appeals Court
New York
U.S. District Court
Murray I. Gurfein
Topeka
Kansas State Department of Health
Salina
Junction City
Fort Scott
Tonganoxie
Robert S. McNamara
the Times
Johnson
Police Complete Third LEEP Semester at Chanute College
Six Chanute police officers finished another LEEP term at Neosho County Community Junior College. Five earned honor rolls as they continued the program now in its third semester locally. Courses cover police science and general studies with grants and partial loan forgiveness for field service.
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Police Department
Neosho County Community Junior College
Kansas
Vernon Schultz
Floyd Reynolds
Tom McLaren
Chuck Ambler
Eddie Taylor
Donnie Howell
Department of Justice
Chanute
Wichita State University
John White
Lige Matlock
Iola Club Raid Seizes Slot Machines and Tables
State officers led by Atty. Gen. Vern Miller and KBI director Fred Howard raided the American Legion Club in Iola on Friday night, seizing five slot machines and two gambling tables. No arrests were made. warrants to be drawn Monday. The devices were the first uncovered since Miller took office. The club sits on U.S. 169 on the town's west side.
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Iola
Kan
Vern Miller
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Fred Howard
American Legion Club
Miller
U.S. 169
Health Checks Next Week For Pre School Children
A free health screening for preschool children ages three to five will run Tuesday through Thursday at Murray Hill school. Tests include vision hearing Denver Development Screening tuberculin skin urinalysis and immunizations. Speech evaluations available mornings only. Registration 9 to 11 a.m. and 1 to 3 p.m. Mrs. Wood and Mrs. Brown lead preparations.
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Murray Hill School
Denver
Margaret Wood
George Brown
Kansas Department of Health
Wood
Intercepted Letter Prompts Police Education Plan
The notice outlines a police education program to deter offenses and discusses early school life influences. It mentions tuberculin tests with results timing and referrals to physicians, and reminds residents to obtain city permits for fireworks stands with a safety inspection. Fireworks can be sold June 27 to July 5 and discharged on July 5 in city limits due to Independence Day falling on a Sunday.
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Bonnie Moffatt
John Erickson
Taxes Due Erie neosho County extends tax deadline
Neosho County residents must pay the second half of 1970 real estate and personal property taxes by June 21 at the treasurer's office, as June 20 falls on a Sunday, according to Treasurer Don Harding.
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Erie
Neosho County
Don Harding
Lawrence Drug Raid Yields Mixed Early Results
Lawrence the attorney general Vern Miller led a Feb twenty six raid in which 33 youths were arrested. By fall 15 cases were set for jury trials while eight had been completed none tried. Several defendants pleaded guilty to drug charges and others saw charges dismissed or transferred.
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Lawrence
Kan
Kansas
Vern Miller
Miller
University City
Perons
Douglas County District Court
Lance Edward Hill
David Allen Fork
Fork
Mike Elwell
Douglas County
Raymond Neal Hoffman
Catherine Ann Hooper
Billy Dean Hooper
Monte Allen Blain
Blain
John Doe
Elwell
Robert Normand Chantal
Jack Williams
Kansas Bureau of Investigation Unit
Williams
MCA
Chanute Hospital History Through Major Milestones
A historical note traces Chanute hospital development from 1903 to the 1950s. It covers origins as Chanute General Hospital, later Mrs Harrisons Hospital, moves to Evergreen and Lincoln Elm sites, a 1914 modern building, a 1918 fire, and staff during 1941. It notes 1951 transfer to Neosho Memorial Hospital, a 100 bed facility funded by bonds and gifts, and staff expansion. A local anecdote about a green tomato on a potato vine adds rural levity.
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Main Public Library
Chanute
Kan
Jean Gray
Jim F. Barnett
Dallas
Tex
Harrison Hospital
Kansas
Neosho County
W. W. Graves
Chanute Hospitals
Chanute Tribune
Chanute General Hospital
L. D. Johnson
Dave Manson
E. A. Davis
A. G. Hoshaw
Webster School
Chanute Broom Co
N. Highland
S. Evergreen
Deeper Life Manor
Graves
Neosho Memorial Hospital
7Th and
Plummer
Johnson Hospital
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By Larry Simonberg
the Post
Times
Ash Grove Cement Co
Monarch Cement Co
Humboldt
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University
Gurfein
Republic
Daryl Elaine Gere
Elk City
Kansas Dairy
Nancy Currie
Powhattan
Gere
Hutchinson
Matlock
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Highway Patrol
Marion Cox
Richard Ashley
Alberta Gough
Ray Zumalt
NCCJC
California
White
Cha
Lew Ferguson
John Naramore
Lance Hill
Lance
Naramore
Randy Gould
Hill
By Dwight Wallingford
Jimmy Spilman
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