Pentagon papers publishing fight grows across courts
Atty Gen Michell seeks court to halt Boston Globe and defense secretary Laird orders declassification where possible. Appeals courts consider continuing restraining orders on Times and Post. Globe rejects voluntary halt and Ellsberg to comment soon. Sun reports Vietnamese officials fear faster U.S. pullout.
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Associated Press
John N. Michell
Boston Globe
Pentagon
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Washington
New York
New York Times
Washington Post
Boston
Globe
The
Thomas Winship
Mitchell
Winship
Laird
Daniel Ellsberg
Ellsberg
U.S
Vietnam
Times and Post
U.S. District Court
Justice Department
Neosho Memorial Hospital Daily Visit Hours and Admissions
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 p.m. and 1:30 to 8 p.m. Patient census 54 adults and pediatrics and five babies. Admissions Monday include Willard Eastham Humboldt Steve Stich Thayer Mrs Ethel Bair and others with addresses. Births reported for Mr. and Mrs. Shively and Mr. and Mrs. Meisch. Page also covers dispatch quotes on Vietnam War coverage and related court rulings.
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Neosho Memorial Hospital
Willard Eastham
Humboldt
Steve Stich
Thayer
Ethel Bair
E. Walnut
Lawrence Wikle
N. Evergreen
Alice Blackwood
S. Kansas
Gertie Adams
George Myres
W. Main
Janet Sandage
Chanute Girl Scouts Camp Near VFW Lake
Chanute Girl Scouts participate in day camp at the Veterans of Foreign Wars lake south of town with 41 Brownies and Junior Scouts registered. Daily sessions run 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. through Saturday. Thursday includes a 1 30 p.m. report time and a 7 30 p.m. parents program. Brownies return home while others stay overnight.
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Chanute Girl Scouts
Vfw Lake
Chanute
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ray Almond
County Cancer Crusade totals $6 763.02 in donations
Cancer Fund collections from the 1971 Neo sho County Cancer Crusade total 6763.02 with one area still to report. County unit officers report educational material distributed to 3 000 homes and more than 340 volunteers assisted. Contributions are still being received and living memorials may be established.
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Neosho County
Cancer Crusade
The
American Cancer Society
John Knight
Dean Gough
Dale McCoy
Chanute
Erie
Thayer
St. Paul
Mission Township
Kansas
Topeka
Fredonia Debaters 16th in Nation
Fredonia team Bill Lafferty and John Eplee representing Kansas were eliminated in round six of the National Forensic League debates. They finished in the upper 16 of 74 teams. Losses came from Marquette High School of Wisconsin and Orlando High School of Florida. Toledo won the tournament. The youths return to Fredonia Monday night.
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Fredonia
Bill Lafferty
John Eplee
Kansas
Marquette
Wis
High School
Orlando
Fla
Toledo
Ohio
Senate bill hikes railroad pensions approved
The Senate passed 62 bills in under 15 minutes led by a measure boosting railroad retirement benefits 10 percent for 722,000 beneficiaries. The increase is retroactive to January 1 and the bill returns to the House for action on Senate amendments.
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Senate
Washington
House
Inspection of Pool Tests and Variables Discussed
Health officials require sample origin time sterile containers and other variables before evaluation. The health department cannot close a city pool but can test submitted samples. Cooper Mayor Vesta Lightfoot Parks Director Al Guiot and City Engineer Heath joined Mrs Maring and Beatie for Monday pool inspection.
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Health Department
Cooper
Vesta __Lightfoot
al Guiot
Heath
Sale of Newspapers Said Nullified in Labette County
In Labette County a planned June 1 sale of four weekly papers is canceled. Publisher Robert O. Crowell confirms the Chetopa Advance sale is off as of May 31, with no reason given. The Oswego Independent sale proceeded. nullification applies to the Chetopa paper and to Altamont Journal, Mound Valley Times Journal, and Edna Sun.
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Chetopa
Labette County
Robert O. Crowell
Chetopa Advance
Crowell
George M. Paine Jr
Oswego Independent
Oswego
Altamont Journal
Mound Valley Times-Journal
Edna Sun
Foodtown Changes Due In Pittsburg Operation
Red Owl Stores officials announce significant changes at Foodtown in Pittsburg. Jim Seigel resigns as divisional manager to pursue franchise opportunities, possibly acquiring a Missouri store. John Rohner becomes acting divisional manager as plans for a Foodtown franchise program unfold.
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Pittsburg
Foodtown Stores, Inc
Jim Seigel
Foodtown
Red Owl Stores, Inc
Minneapolis
Seigel
Red Owl
Carthage
Baxter Springs
Kustom Electronics and ILC Products Highlighted in Local Stocks
Local stock notes list Kustom Electronics at 68 percent bid and 5 percent asked, while ILC Products shows 5 percent bid and 5 percent asked. Furnished by Westamerica Securities, Inc.
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Kustom Electronics Tis
ILC
Westamerica Securities, Inc
Wall Street Trend Up at Midsession Dow Rises 5 Points
Wall Street in New York shows a firming trend at midsession as trading stays moderate. The noon Dow Jones industrial average climbs 5.04 points to 881.57.
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New York
Police report thefts and visits in local briefs
Floyd Smith of 521 N Washington reported a stolen or lost license tag. Albert Prosser of Prosser Tire and Plastic said 15 to 25 gallons of acetone were stolen from his shop at 316 W 14th. Mrs. Allen S Curtis from Glendale visits her mother at Westview Nursing Home and plans to return to California Friday. Patricia Argabright Mohr is among 63 Phillips University students named to the spring honor roll with a 4.0 GPA.
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Floyd Smith
Washington
Albert Prosser
Prosser Tire and Plastic
W. 14Th
Allen S. Curtis
Glendale
Calif
Gwen Roberts
Westview Nursing Home
Curtis
Grace Roberts
California
Earl Heminger
W. 2Nd
Patricia Argabright Mohr
Phillipsniversity
Enid
Okla
Chanute Country Club names new general manager
The Chanute Country Club board hires Kirby E. McLain of Burkburnett Texas as general manager, to begin July first. McLain, former Florence Club manager at Gueydan Louisiana, previously led Hillcrest Country Club at Bartlesville and is a Crestview Florida native with a University of Illinois background. He retired from the Strategic Air Command as a master sergeant in 1964 after 22 years of service. McLain and his wife Grace will relocate to Chanute with their three children who are not at home.
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Chanute Country Club
Kirby E. McLain
Burkburnett, Tex
McLain
Florence
Gueydan
Hillcrest
Bartlesville
Crestview, Fla
University of Illinois
Air Force
Strategic Air Command
Grace
Chanute
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Daily Transcript
Peggy Carlson
Buffalo
Ralph Benson
S. Wilson
June Smith
Neosho Manor
Robert McAlexander
Lloyd Taylor
William Bowker
S. Santa Fe
Steven Stich
Newt Cherem
N. Plummer
Warren Heath
Westview Nursing
Howard Shively
Benedict
Frank Meisch
S. Gretchen
Michael Parks
Saigon
Gerhard A. Gesell
Post
the Times
United States
North Vietnam
Tonkin Gulf
Johnson
the Globe
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Honolulu
Adm
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
Cancer Fund
Kenneth Alger
Francis McGuffey
Mmes
James D. Shea
Arthur Evans
Leroy Mathew
Ralph Orth
Jim Haines
Paul Haight
Connie Chandler
Laura Mangine
Dennis the Menace
Margaret
Blondie
the Wizard OF ID
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
Gran'dad
FLOOR
SECO
Archie
Steve Canyon
Summer
Skeezix
Wall Street
Arch Sommers
Kansas Avenue
Dean Summers
M. W. Wilson
Joe G. Wasser
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