Daily Transcript reports Neosho Memorial Hospital activities
Visiting hours are 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm. Census lists 77 adults and pediatrics with three babies. Admissions include Mrs William Shorb Humboldt Nina Daniels 824 W Main Kim Walkin Buffalo Mrs Elsbeth Hawkinson Lavonburg and today Mrs Bruce Saar 1122 S Grant. Friday admissions include Arthur Henry 901 N Steuben Mrs Bess Porter 11 S Steuben Cecil Reid 917 N Garfield Pete Guadian 906 S Steuben and Robert Beaman R2 Birth: Manuel Aguilar and a boy at 1021 S Forest. District Court filings cite State of Kansas v Warner Orth appeal of city court conviction for driving while intoxicated and open bottle. Robert Paul Gelb v Linda Gelb divorce. Claude Beets v Davis Pipe and Supply. Frank L and Jennie Kash v Alexander Mills quiet title. Police court actions list Earl D Moore Bond $10 for excessive speeding. George Patton Bond $30 for speeding 50 in 30 zone. Police summons issued today for Joseph Miller 12:20 careless driving. Neil Gossett 121% S Highland careless driving. Richard L Beck Elms Motel reckless driving and restricted license violation.
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Earl D. Moore
E. 7Th
George Patton
S. Garfield
Joseph Miller
Neil Gossett
S. Highland
Richard L. Beck
Elms Motel
Funeral Rites for Fred J. Smith Set for Monday
The memorial service for Fred J. Smith will be conducted at 10 30 a.m. Monday in Johnson Chapel by the Rev. Myron Slater. Burial will be in Memorial Park.
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Fred J. Smith
Johnson Chapel
Myron Slater
Memorial Park
Six area youths questioned over cemetery damage
Six youths were questioned at the police station for damaging headstones in the Swede Center Cemetery two miles north and two west of Cherry and Plummer. A stone was tipped, grass ruined by muddy tire tracks, beer cans scattered, and the cemetery gate opened with vehicle tracks. They were released after discussions with juvenile authorities.
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Swede Center
Cherry and
Plummer
Bar Association Elects Officers
The Kansas Bar Association named Robert Martin of Wichita president elect Maurice Wildgen of Larned to be installed as president this year succeeding Dist. Judge Leo A. McNalley. Other officers elected include Philip H. Lewis of Topeka vice president and John E. Shamberg of Kansas City secretary treasurer.
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Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
Robert Martin
Wichita
Maurice Wildgen
Larned
Dist
Leo A. McNalley
Philip H. Lewis
John E. Shamberg
Kansas City
TAs Demand Higher Pay and Union in UW Philosophy
Seattle AP says teaching assistants at the University of Washington Philosophy Department, newly formed as a union, present 16 demands including funding for an orientation beer party, higher salaries, more student input in faculty appointments, and a union shop for TAs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Philosophy
University of Washington
Collision damages involve youths and adults at Main and Lincoln
Bruce Bright, 15, of 201 N Plummer and Sidney Joy, 49, of Benedict, damaged two cars in a Friday 4 p.m. crash at Main and Lincoln. Bright’s 1966 Ford suffered $175 damage, Joy’s 1960 Rambler $100. Bright received a citation for driving without adult supervision on a restricted license. case turned over to juvenile court.
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Bruce Bright
N. Plummer
Sidney Joy
Benedict
Main
Lincoln
Bright
Hel hero Steve Northern returns from Vietnam with medals
Hermosa Beach California says Steve M Northern 22 is home from Vietnam with three Silver Stars five Distinguished Flying Crosses 15 Air Medals and a Purple Heart. The pararescueman flew over 240 combat missions in helicopters rescuing downed fliers and saving 51 men. He will receive the 1969 Avco Aviation Space Writers Association Helicopter Heroism Award in Dayton Ohio next Tuesday. He chose rescue work over cooking eggs saying it sounded more exciting.
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Hermosa Beach
Calif
Steve M. Northern
Vietnam
Northern
Avco Aviation Space Writers Association
Dayton
Ohio
Color TV Camera On Moon Flight
Apollo 10 will carry a color television camera for 12 transmissions during its moon mission. One transmission may run as long as 40 minutes. Command module stays in 60 mile lunar orbit while lunar module descends to within nine miles of the surface. May 18 launch set with Col. Thomas P. Stafford commanding and crew members Eugene A. Cernan and John W. Young.
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Space Center
Houston
Moon
Space Agency
Manned Spacecraft Center
Air Force
Thomas P. Stafford
Navy
Eugene A. Cernan
John W. Young
Pregnancy Causes Dismissal For Richmond K-9 Lady
In Richmond the K-9 Corps has no maternity leave and Lady a six year old German Shepherd faces dismissal due to an unplanned pregnancy. Det. G A Taylor notes she is the last female and predicts an all male unit in the future. The pregnancy likely arose from opportunity during a night patrol with a male shepherd.
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Richmond, Va
Richmond
Lady
Det
G. A. Taylor
Taylor
Local Market Egg Prices And Miscellaneous Listings
Market notes show eggs priced by grade and size with small items including cream products and miscellaneous prices. Several garbled terms appear, but discernible entries include Grade A Extra Large eggs at .28 and Grade A Large at .7 with other egg grades and assorted items like cream and hides listed with unclear figures.
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Settee Cae
Advisory Committee Appointed to Kansas Mexican Descent Affairs
Gov. Robert Docking announces a 16 member Advisory Committee on the Affairs of Americans of Mexican Descent to better inform him on local issues. Six other appointments are named including Swenson to Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review and Sears to the Forestry Fish and Game Commission. Members include Matt Hernandez Hutchinson and Carlos Hernandez Salina.
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Topeka
Robert Docking
Kansas
Docking
Ross G. Swenson
Belleville
Republic County
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board of Review
Alfred Williams
Pratt
Fred N. Sears
Sears
Colby
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Harlan Boxberger
Russell
Peter J. Matson
Kansas City
Kan
State Air Quality Conservation Commission
Matson
M. Daniel Chase
Overland Park
Paul C. Lenard
Arkansas City
State Board of
Barber Examiners
Albert Knight
John A. O'Leary Jr
Peoples State Bank
Luray
George F. Jinnings
Medical Service Corporation
Kenneth Bruce
Hillsboro
Elmer Heitman
Palmer
Matt Hernandez
Hutchinson
Lorenzo Delgado
Ecporia
William Blea
Dodge City
Robert Hernandez
Garden City
Pete Leon
Independence
Carlos Hernandez
Salina
Housing Complaint At Fort Scott
The assistant director of the Kansas Civil Rights Commission said HUD has begun an investigation of a housing discrimination complaint in Fort Scott Kansas. The state agency referred the matter to the federal department after Kansas lawmakers did not pass a fair housing law. He spoke at a Fort Scott public meeting about the case.
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Topeka
Kansas Civil Rights Commission
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Fort Scott
Kan
Joseph Doherty
Commission
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Federal Department
Kansas
Doherty
Fort Scott Human Relations Commission
Public Hearings On Time Zone Change in Kansas
The Department of Transportation will hold hearings in western Kansas to gauge support for moving the Central Mountain time zone from the Kansas Colorado border area. Rep Keith Sebelius announced hearings set for May 22 at Scott City American Legion hall and May 23 at Colby High School auditorium. Currently 20 Kansas counties and parts of six others are in the mountain time zone but only six observe it.
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Washington
Department of Transportation
Kansas
Kansas-Colorado
Keith Sebelius
Scott City
American Legion Hall
Colby High School
Vandalism Reports Include Cafe Break-In And Sign Damage
Police investigated two vandalism incidents. Edna's Cafe at 209 West Main reported a hole cut in a screen door but no entry gained. Two stop signs were knocked down at Sixth and Steuben and Seventh and Lafayette.
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Edna’s
W. Main
Sixth
Steuben
Seventh
Lafayette
Erie Bands In Concert
Erie High School music department presents a spring concert Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the high school gymnasium directed by Robert Stahle. Elementary, junior high, senior high and stage bands perform including Glow Worm When the Saints Go Marching In and Beethoven Scherazade transcriptions. A trombone solo by Jerry Winans and a Debbie Daniel Craig Martens trumpet and snare drum duet are featured along with a saxophone trio Mary Rush Terri Reinhardt and Darlene Angelston and Curt Martens Kevin Han on drums in the stage band.
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Erie
Erie High School
Robert Stahle
Thelementary
Jerry Winans
Debbie Daniel
Craig Martens
Mary Rush
Terri Reinhardt
Darlene Angelston
Curt Martens
Kevin Han
Purchase of Land For Candidacy
Mrs Eldred Sweeney purchases one square foot of property in Pontiac Michigan for 1 dollar to qualify as a candidate for the Pontiac Board of Education. She plans a white picket fence from ice cream sticks and three red tulips. She views the purchase as establishing property owner status.
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Pontiac, Mich
Pontiac Board of Education
Eldred Sweeney
Sweeney
Pontiac
Legion Convention in Wichita to Open May 16
The Kansas American Legion state convention starts May 16 in Wichita with over 1,000 attendees. Gov. Robert Docking and Wichita Mayor Donald Enoch welcome attendees. National commander William C. Doyle will speak at the closing session May 17. Miss America 1968 Debra Dene Barnes Miles leads the parade Saturday. Ricky Kellenberger and Dan Stanley will be honored for their Legion achievements.
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Wichita
Kansas Department of the American Legion
Robert Docking
Donald Enoch
William C. Doyle
Legion
Debra Dene Barnes Miles
Ricky Kellenberger
Sabetha
American Legion
Dan Stanley
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Legion
Flame Dedicated At Truman Library
The American Legion lit an eternal flame on the Truman Library lawn in Independence Missouri to mark the Legion’s 50th anniversary and honor former President Harry S Truman on his 85th birthday. Charles L. Bacon of Kansas City invoked the flame as a symbol of human dignity in a decent world.
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Independence
American Legion
Truman
Charles L. Bacon
Kansas City
National Legion
Legion
Harry S. Truman
Kansas Lawyer Henshall Leads 58 to Eastern Europe Study
Charles Henshall of Chanute leads 58 Kansas lawyers on a May 25 to June 15 tour through the Soviet Union Poland Czechoslovakia and East Germany. Sponsored by People-to-People the group aims to meet counterparts observe court proceedings and learn regional legal systems.
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Charles Henshall
Chanute
Kansas
Soviet Union
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Germany
Henshall
New York
Brussels
Belgium
Hague
Netherlands
Scandinavia
Leningrad
Moscow
Warsaw
Prague
East Berlin
Henshall and Pennington
S. Forest
People
Kansas City
Weed spray harms tomato plants and local theft reports
Mrs. Robert Huerter reported weed killer drift from city crews sprayed near her home killed her tomato plants. Police said a chrome air cleaner was stolen from a 1969 Camera at Whitley-Morris Chevrolet Co. in West Cherry. A revival at Wilson Avenue Baptist Church runs May 14 to 25 with services at 7 30 p.m. each night.
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Robert Huerter
Wilson
Whitley-Morris Chevrolet Co
West Cherry
Wilson Avenue Baptist Church
Bonds and fines reported by city police for April
The police court bonds and fines turn-in for April totaled 1 415. Collections for parking meter penalties reached 410 75. The department logged 160 service calls. Seven burglaries, three motor vehicle thefts, a robbery, an assault and three peace disturbances were reported. Nine arrests were for intoxication. All three stolen vehicles were recovered within city limits. Traffic arrests included reckless driving 2, careless driving 11, running stop signs 5, and 5 each for illegal parking no driver's license and speeding. Nineteen traffic accidents were investigated.
Associated Press Rights Note
Local newspaper carries AP notice stating exclusive rights to publish its local news and AP dispatches.
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Associated Press
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Ranz Motors Inc
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Call
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Morris Chevrolet Co
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Bob's Lure
South 9Th
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