Hickel keeps former lobbyist as Interior adviser
James G. Watt, once a lobbyist for business interests, remains at the Interior Department as special consultant to the secretary for an indefinite period. Watt opposed two conservation bills Udall backed, including industrial water pollution standards and federal state reclamation of strip mined lands, while Department officials say his role is advisory and non policy making.
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Washington
Interior Department
Interior
Walter J. Hickel
Associated Press
Hickel
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
James G. Watt
Watt
Department
Stewart L. Udall
Udall
House Public Works Committee
Senate Interior Committee
Henry M. Jackson
D-Wash
United States
Congress
Chanute Tribune details staff and subscription rates
The Chanute Tribune lists its publishing staff led by Dwight McCreight and Terry Murphy, with Keith Wright as managing editor. It provides subscription rates for in and out of trade territory, mail and carrier options, and notes AP affiliations and circulation auditing.
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Keith Wright
Dwight Wallingford
Neosho
Allen
Wilson
Woodson
Coe
Chanute Post Office
Chanute
Deaths and Funerals of Alfred O Neal and Haynes Service
Alfred O Neal, 54, formerly of Chanute, died at Allen County Hospital. Survived by a daughter and a son, funeral at 2 p.m. Monday at Waugh Funeral Home in Lola, burial in Highland Cemetery. Also memorial services for Mrs. Gilbert Haynes were held in Gibson Koch Chapel with Rev. Dale Sneeringer officiating. Burial at Memorial Park Cemetery. A quartet sang. floral attendants and bearers named.
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Alfred O'Neal
Lola
Chanute
Allen County Hospital
Maude O'Neal
Edgar O’neal
Waugh Funeral
Highland Cemetery
Ing
Dale L. Sneeringer
First Baptist Church
Myron Cooper
Harry Jackson
Memorial service for Mrs May Fitts held at Johnson Chapel
A memorial service for Mrs May Fitts was held Friday morning at Johnson Chapel. Family and friends attended paying respects and remembering her life and community service.
Auction Climax To Art Show
A collection of paintings will be sold at a Sunday auction closing the 1969 Emporia Art Festival in Emporia Kansas. The event runs Saturday and Sunday at the Civic Auditorium and is open to amateurs instructors and students. A large portion features classroom projects led by the Flint Hills Educational Research and Development Association teams.
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Emporia, Kan
Emporia
Emporia Friends of Art
Civic Auditorium
Flint Hills Educational Research and Development Association
Phone contact notice from Tribune reader
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he cannot be reached, dial HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Harris Group Plans Policies and Growth for Hutchinson News
Publishing Enterprises Inc. foresees continuation of John P Harris policies and expansion via existing properties and possible acquisitions. The group now runs eight newspapers and six radio stations with John G. Harris joining the executive committee. Lloyd Ballhagen is named assistant general manager after returning from the Spencer Reporter and Hutchinson News editorship.
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Peter Macdonald
Harris
John G. Harris
Publishing
Macdonald
Charles Rayl
Stuart Awbrey
Hutchinson
Whitley Austin
Salina
Lloyd Ballhagen
Ballhagen
Harris Group
Hutchinson News
Spencer
Iowa
Reporter
Advertising Converts Stress Into Prosperity
An advertising note frames marketing as a remedy for economic strain, promising transformation from pressure to prosperity through persuasive campaigns.
Jensen named director of Hopkins Manufacturing finance division
Philip B. Jensen of Emporia formerly of Chanute will become director of the finance division at Hopkins Manufacturing Corp. in Emporia, taking office June 1. He resigns from T. Jensen and Sons, Inc., where he has managed since 1964, after 11 years as manager of Jensen Egg Co., a subsidiary. He is a 1949 Notre Dame economics graduate with further studies at Kansas State Teachers College in Emporia.
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Philip B. Jensen
Emporia
Chanute
Hopkins Manufacturing Corp
Jensen
T. Jensen and Sons, Inc
Jensen Egg Co
Emporia Corporation
Notre Dame University
Kansas State Teachers College
Auto Production In Sharp Drop
Auto production dipped sharply this week due to GM strikes and related layoffs. Automotive News estimates 161,545 cars produced versus 180,150 the prior week and 211,670 a year ago, with Chevrolet hardest hit at 25,810. Seven GM plants were down as of Thursday morning.
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Detroit
General Motors
Automotive News
Chevrolet
Fisher
Television board says no new cigarette ad controls now
The Television Review Board of the National Association of Broadcasters said tighter voluntary controls on cigarette advertising are not needed at this time. The NAB said cigarette advertising will remain under continuing review with no further actions planned for now, retaining current bans on smoking ads aimed at youth and endorsements by athletes.
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Washington
Television Review Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Visiting hours and census data at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm with a patient census of 64 adults and pediatrics and two babies. Reports Friday admissions and residents by name address and medical notes alongside a birth announcement and local incidents including a fire run and a police summons for disturbing the peace.
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Neosho Memorial Ospital
David A. Cushman
Thayer R
Classified Ads Offer Real Value for Job, Cars, Homes
Readers are urged to check Tribune Classified Ads for better job options reliable services and bargains on a wide range of items. A money saving habit, increasingly adopted by smart people, is encouraged now.
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Tribune
Chanute native Dr Billy Joe Thorne named Outstanding Young Man
Former Chanute resident Dr Billy Joe Thorne of Albuquerque New Mexico is chosen for the 1969 Outstanding Young Men of America. He is a research administrator for Sandia Corp and holds degrees from Phillips University Kansas State University and the University of New Mexico.
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Chanute
Billy Joe Thorne
Albuquerque N. M
Two Sets Of Charges For Jerald Fleming
Jerald Fleming was brought to Chanute by Neosho County Sheriff George Neely on a city court warrant charging assault and profane language. A police court warrant for the same incident cites state law and city ordinances. Fleming posted 250 dollars total bond and was released. a Monday hearing was set. County attorney John White expected one set of charges to be dropped.
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Jerald Fleming
Lola
Chanute
Neosho County
George Neely
Fleming
Karen
John White
Police Investigate Two Noninjury Traffic Crashes
Police reported two Friday noninjury crashes. At 3:55 p.m. a 1964 Chevrolet driven by Carl Russell backed from a driveway at 1108 W. Main and hit Edna Winder's 1963 Chevrolet causing $85 damage to the Winder vehicle and $35 to the Russell car’s left rear. At 5 p.m. Erwine Koerner’s camper backed into a canopy at La Rosa de Oro restaurant, 1125 S. Steuben. the canopy was damaged but the camper sustained no damage.
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Carl Russell
Garnett
Edna Winder
Russell
W. Main
Winder
Erwine Koerner
Wakefield R
Bourbon County Districts Changed for First Time Since 1897
Bourbon County moved three commissioner districts Friday to equalize populations. The first district grew to 5 830 residents, the second to 9 986, and the third to 5 397, totaling 17 212 residents.
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Fort Scott
Bourbon County
Tentative Approval Of Food Stamps In Allen County
Allen County commissioners tentatively approved a voluntary food stamp program at a Friday hearing. Chairman Filmer Dugean said the board will likely proceed with the plan, to be finalized at a future meeting and administered by the welfare department for welfare recipients and some low income residents.
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IOLA
Allen County
Filmer Dugean
Board of Commissioners
Welfare Department
Classified Ads Deadlines Note Early Display Rule
A newspaper explains ad display timing for regular classified ads. Ads are counted through 10 am on publication day, with a Saturday 9 am deadline. An exception allows ads with imminent deadlines to be shown the day before publication.
Helium Suit Appeal Over Profit Rights In Hugoton Field
A petition appealing a $1 million helium profits ruling by Judge Wesley E. Brown is before the 10th U.S. Circuit Court in Denver. Ashland Oil & Payne Inc., Texaco Inc., Cabot Corp., Dorchester Gas Producing Co. and others challenge the April 15 decision awarding extraction profits from Hugoton leases to certain defendants. The appeal covers recovery of compensation and motions for amend/summary judgment, with about 25 000 leaseholders and landowners named as plaintiffs.
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Wichita
Ashland Oil & Payne Inc
Texaco Inc
Cabot Corp
Dorchester Gas Producing Co
10Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Denver
Wesley E. Brown
Hugoton
Kansas
Oklahoma
Texas
Cities Service Gas Co
Cities Service Helex Inc
Cities Service Crypegenics Inc
National Helium Co. Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
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Elsmnore
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Bert Beck Sr
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Joseph Spaits
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Henry Thurman
Myrtie Moffatt
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Carl Grady III
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Ole Abner
Oklahoma City
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Dale Atkinson
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Rock Island, Illinois
Charles D. Kuykendall
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BIG T's
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Alcoholics Anonymous
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Parsons, Kansas
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