House Seeks Farm Vote In Bid for U.S. Senate
Edson Kansas AP Harlan Dale House 29 challenger to Sen James B Pearson says Kansas farmers lack Washington representation He and his father raise sugar beets and wheat and he argues farmers must unite to push for their needs He is a Kansas State University graduate in agriculture and economics 1965 He urges farmers to stand up and decide what they want for the states economy
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Edson
Kan
Harlan Dale House
James B. Pearson
Kansas
Washington
House
Kansas State University
License to Babysit In Montgomery
Montgomery County plans a crackdown on home babysitters requiring a health department inspection and annual license costing 32 dollars. County attorney Richard A. Medley says the license ensures safety rather than revenue.
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Montgomery
Coffeyville
Montgomery County
Richard A. Medley
Mediey
Medley
KAAP to Operate Through 1973 with $10.95M Increase
The Department of the Army reports a 10 949 586 increase to the Day and Zimmermann contract forKAAP operations at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant near Parsons. The add confirms operation through June 1974 for the remainder of the 1973 fiscal year and secretary Melvin R. Laird says KAAP will stay open at least through 1973.
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Parsons
Day & Zimmermann, _ Inc
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Washington
Department of the Army
Melvin R. Laird
Secretary of
Defense
KAAP
Anderson Graduates From Command School
Major Charles A. Anderson of Buffalo Kansas completed a 10 month command and staff course at Maxwell AFB Alabama. He holds a 1961 Kansas State University B S in mathematics and was commissioned through the AF ROTC program. He has 13 months of service in Vietnam.
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Charles A. Anderson
Charles H. Anderson
Buffalo
Kan
U. S. Air Force Command and Staff College
Maxwell Afb
Ala
Anderson
Air University
Buffalo High School
Kansas State University
Air Force Reserve Officers Training Corps
Vietnam
Deaths and Funerals in Hugoton and Thayer Communities
Mrs. Lee Garmon of 1403 S Evergreen died in a Hugoton hospital after residing in a Hugoton nursing home since December 1971. She was a retired rural school teacher and member of the Christian Church and Rebekah Lodge. funeral and burial set for Monday in Hugoton. Roscoe Lee McDaniel, 73, of Thayer died at Neosho Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Norman Oklahoma on May 25 1899 and married Edna Vineyard in 1931. He farmed in the Thayer area and received a Soil Conservation District award in 1946. He leaves a widow, one son Wayne and four daughters plus many relatives. funeral at Gibson Koch Chapel Saturday with burial in Thayer Cemetery.
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Lee (Hope) Garmon
S Evergreen
Hugoton
Neosho County
St. Patrick’s Catholic School
The
Christian Church
Rebekah Lodge
Garmans
R. L. McDaniel
Roscoe Lee McDaniel
Thayer
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Fletcher M. McDaniel
Norman
Okla
Edna Vineyard
Texoma
Kansas
Soil Conservation District
Prac
Wayne McDaniel
W. 4Th
William T
Leda) Hensley
Clarksville
D. H
Betty) Matheney
Tulsa
John F
Mary) Richter
S. Lafayette
Orbin McDaniel
McNeal
Ariz
Dick McDaniel
Stratford
Tex
Russell
Bob McDaniel
Felt
William P. Henry
Albert Moreland
Amarillo
Wallace Summers
Rush
Colo
Gibson- Koch
Neosho Memorial Hospital Visiting Hours Announced
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 to 4 p.m. and 6 30 to 8 p.m. for patients at Neosho Memorial Hospital. The census lists 53 adults and pediatric patients and three babies among admissions to date.
Neosho County sees flood aid drive reach 4300 dollars
Neosho County Red Cross donations for Rapid City flood victims total 4300 dollars as disaster chairman Walter Poor notes. Two Wichita State University students Elaine Cook and Alicia Ladd are named to the dean's honor roll. their parents listed at 602 S Larson and 911 S Allen. Fredonia Players concert moves to Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium if rain. Joanna Welch to tell three children's stories at the Public Library Saturday at 10 30 a.m. Mark Krone of Scout Troop 235 to receive the Pro Deo et Patria Award at Zion Lutheran Church on June 25. son of Neil and the Pro Deo et Patria award honors service to church. Public may attend.
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Neosho County
Red Cross
Rapid City
S.D
Walter Poor
Neosho
Wichita State University
Elaine Cook
Alicia (Magill) Ladd
Homer Cook
S. Larson
Carl Magill
S. Allen
Joanna Welch
The
Public Library
Miranda
Robert Kraus
Aliki
Miriam Cohen
Zion Lutheran Church
W. Main
Mark
Neil Krone
Joplin Courthouse Destroyed by Fire
The Jasper County Courthouse near Joplin Missouri was virtually destroyed by fire discovered just before 2 a.m. by sheriff's deputies on patrol. Officials believe the blaze started in a law library but the cause is not yet known.
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Joplin
Jasper County
Flag Drive Nears End For Downtown Flags
The drive to purchase downtown flags is nearing its end. Mrs Margaret Chapman co chairs the Chamber of Commerce women’s division urging organizations to contribute soon to reach a Fourth of July flag unveiling. The new flags replace worn ones from long use.
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Margaret Chapman
Chamber of Commerce
Local Market Egg Prices and Current Receipts
Egg prices listed by grade show Grade A Extra Large at 28, Grade A Large at gelen, Grade A Medium at 22 with a note on current receipts at 13. Local market figures presented in a terse, commodity-focused notice.
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Vuewanaesane
Local Stocks Bid Asked for Kustom Electronics and ILC Products
Local stock listing shows Kustom Electronics at bid 12 percent and asked 13 percent while ILC Products quotes 3554. Furnished by Spencer W. Finney.
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Kustom Electronics
ILC
Spencer W. Finney
DeCoster Pleads Guilty to Hallucinogenic Possession
Thomas DeCoster, 18, of 209 W 4th, pled guilty in City Court to possession of hallucinogenic drugs. Judge Richard Ashley sentenced him to six months in the county jail at Erie.
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Thomas DeCoster
W. 4Th
Richard Ashley
Erie
Altamont approves plans for new city building
The Altamont city council approved preliminary plans for a new city building to replace one that burned in January. City clerk Janis Read said Thursday the plans will be used to submit an application for a federal grant.
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Altamont
Janis Read
Parson A hearing on TecTank unions bargaining issue
A Parsons hearing examined actions by two labor unions to represent TecTank Inc production workers. No decision was announced. An NLRB regional spokesman in Kansas City said a final ruling on the bargaining election could take six weeks to two months.
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Parsons
TecTank, Inc
Parsons Manufactur
National Labor Relations Board
Kansas City
PD Dog Days and Local Barking Incident
Police were called Friday night to quiet a barking dog at 209 W 4th after owner contact. Earlier, Stephen Ayers of 1521 S Edith posted 5 bond and pleaded guilty to permitting a dog to run at large. Randy Lawrence reported his brown and white pointer bitch Lady missing, with Wichita tags.
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W. 4Th
Stephen Ayers
S. Edith
Ayers
Randy Lawrence
N. Lafayette
Read and Tedstrom win top spots at national FBLA event
Karen Read of Labette County High School won senior stenography at the National FBLA in Houston with about 1400 entrants. Sharon Tedstrom placed third in senior clerk typist, both graduates of Labette County High School Altamont.
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Ccherryvale
Karen Read
Robert L. Read
Houston
Tex
Sharon Tedstrom
Melvin Tedstrom
Mound Valley
Labette County High School
Altamont
Seepage Report Planned on Marion Dam Kansas
A Corps of Engineers spokesman said a seepage report on Marion Dam at the Cottonwood River in Kansas will be ready in a few weeks. Col. William E. Read noted the seepage is not critical and not a threat to the dam or Marion.
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Tulsa
Okla
Marion
Cottonwood River
Kansas
Corps of Engineers
William E. Read
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Daily Transcript
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Theodore Bargman Co
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