Seven businessmen sue over square barrels patent deal
Seven Springfield and Grandview Missouri businessmen allege they were deprived of $275000 in profits after an oral option on January 18 to manufacture square barrels with George Richard Morris of Long Lane Missouri and A Donald Mesenheimer of Bethesda Maryland, who allegedly failed to honor the agreement due to other prospects.
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Kansas City
George Richard Morris
Long Lane
Ozarks
Morris
A. Donald Mesenheimer
Bethesda
John Simpson
Andy Bean
Joseph L. Bauer
Carl N. McAllister
George Roberts
Springfield
James D. Turnbaugh Jr
Graham C. Gilbin
Grandview
Apollo 9 Lifts Off on Saturn V to Start Moon Mission
Apollo 9 crews blast off from Cape Kennedy aboard a Saturn V, climbing to an ideal 118 to 119 mile orbit. Flight director Eugene Kranz and commander James A. McDivitt expressed pride and relief as the team begins a marathon test to qualify the Lunar Module for crewed lunar landing.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Eugene Kranz
Air Force
James A. McDivitt
Apollo 9 mission details signal test of lunar module
Grounded in early March coverage, the Apollo 9 crew Schweickart McDivitt and Scott monitor the LEM spider craft in earth orbit for 10 days of checks and maneuvers. Findings could clear way for a June or July moon landing if successful.
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Earth Orbit
McDivitt
Schweickart
LEM
Soviet Chinese Clash Over Island On Manchurian Border
Demonstrations around the Soviet Embassy in Beijing followed clashes on a disputed river island on the Ussuri boundary. Both sides reported many killed and wounded. protests denounced Soviet provocation while Moscow claimed Chinese frontline violations.
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Tokyo
Peking
Moscow
Japan
Kyodo
Hang Kosygin
Alexei Kosygin
Soviet Union
Red China
China
New China News
Ussuri River
Soviet Far East
Chinese Foreign Ministry
Tass
U.S.S.R
Chiliching
Chenpao Island
Khabarovsk
Vladivostok
Manchurian
Nixon Schedules News Conference on Foreign Policy
President Nixon set a 9 p.m. EST news conference to discuss foreign policy only. The one hour session from the White House East Room will be carried nationwide on TV and radio with an opening statement and reporter questions, not addressing domestic matters.
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Washington
Nixon
White House East Room
Ronald Ziegler
Ziegler
White House
Space
Kansas Weather Forecast Keeps Cloudy, Cooler Then Warmer
The Topeka forecast says mostly cloudy and cool tonight with little change through Tuesday. Lows tonight about 18 to 27, highs Tuesday 34 to 46, with temperatures staying in the 30s and overnight lows near 20 in most areas.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha
Intercepted message mocks internal Communist disputes with a blunt closing Yours.
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Cha
Committee Okays Bill to Limit Property Levies
TOPEKA AP A Senate committee approved a bill to limit property tax levies and allow subdivisions to vote on income and sales taxes. The assessment and taxation panel backed the measure amid debate, with some members opposing for fear of lost programs and higher costs.
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Topeka
Senate
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Harold Herd
D-Coldwater
Donald Christy
Scott City
Herd
E. W. Strahan
R-Salina
Steadman Ball
Atchinson
Ard Yields Alan Ard Returns to Class After Suspension
Chanute High School principal Garry Church suspends Ard Yields Alan Ard for facial hair. He returns to campus today without the mustache, resuming normal classes.
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Alan Ard
Chanute High School
Garry Church
School District 413 Board Meeting Tonight
District 413 board of education will hold its regular meeting tonight in the board office. The starting time is seven o'clock.
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Board of Education
Power Use in Big Gain City Shows 9 Percent Rise in 1968
City power superintendent John Lofthouse reports gross generation of 57,481,000 kilowatt hours in 1968, up 9 percent from 1967. Peak load rose to 16,000 kilowatts, with warmer summer boosting use. Interconnection with Chanute and Coffeyville supplied and received power, fueled mainly by natural gas with occasional curtailment and higher costs when oil used. Revenue from Chanute system sales totaled 1,106,159.50 with 34,000 kWh sold to Radiant Electric Cooperative for 5,010.
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John Lofthouse
Lofthouse
Chanute-Coffeyville
Kansas Gas and Electric Co
Kg&e
Chanute
Coffeyville
Cities Service Gas Co
Radiant Electric Cooperative of
Fredonia
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