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Newspaper

Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1971

Page

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Area Mental Health Care Use Growing

The Southeast Kansas Mental Health Centers report shows 1970 gains in out patient hours 51 percent and consultation-educational hours 66 percent as total services rise 56 percent. The three branches in Fort Scott Parsons and Humboldt serve 88000 residents across five counties with a staff including one psychiatrist four psychologists three social workers and four clerical workers.

Humboldt Southeast Paul R. Thomas Thomas Kansas Center Independence Crawford County Pittsburg

Rubber Duckie Quacks on Boston Pops Stage

In a Sesame Street medley the Boston Pops welcomed a novelty rubber duckie on stage marking Charley Smith’s first time using the bath toy amid 28 years with the orchestra. The program included Rubber Duckie and Everybody Wash Your Everything among others from the show. Rome’s city strike ends as 23,800 workers resume duty after 10 days leaving garbage and traffic unresolved. other strikes disrupt foreign visitors in Italy.

The Pops Charley Smith Rome Italy

Forecast: Cooler conditions ahead for Chanute

The Chanute Tribune notes a drop in temperatures across the area with cooler air moving in. No precipitation is expected as skies remain mostly clear through the week.

Cable TV Franchise Request Tabled By DICK LARIMORE

City Commission tabled Don Elder 912 S Plummer cable TV franchise proposal to study legal aspects. Meeting drew about 20 visitors as bids were discussed for sewer work, depot lot lease, zoning changes, liquor license refund denial, court marshal appointment, a new water line offer, Canville fire protection, and animal shelter improvements.

City Commission Don Elder S. Plummer Elder The Commission Wilbur Thompson W. Main

House Attempts Revival of SST

Washington AP reports a leadership-backed bid to revive the supersonic transport program heads to the House as lawmakers weigh the future of the SST project and related funding.

Washington

Newport class to welcome U S Senator Pearson Jaco

U S Senator James B. Pearson will address Neo sho County Junior College’s 1971 commencement Sunday afternoon at 3 p m in the fieldhouse. Dr Erik Conard and Dr J C Sanders will participate as officers and the Chamber Choir will provide music.

U. S James B. Pearson Neosho County Junior College Erik Conard J. C. Sanders William J. Baldwin Otterbein United Methodist Church Harold Tarpley Conard James A. Rowland Eric Board of Trustees Mr. Baldwin

Brotherhood signals rail strike if talks fail next week

The Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen, representing about 13 000 workers, threatens a nationwide strike next week if a final round of meetings starting today fails to achieve progress after 20 months of talks.

Chicago Brotherhood of Railway Signalmen

High Protest Costs Hit DC Affects City and Park Service

Washington reports show anti war protests in the last two weeks cost the District of Columbia about 2.5 million dollars and the U S Park Service over 523 thousand. Deputy Mayor Graham W Watt said Congress would be asked to cover the bill with police overtime cleanup jail guards and court and health agency costs cited. The Park Service verified costs of 523100 for monuments and grounds maintenance related to the demonstrations.

Department of Health, Education and Welfare Thomas Washington District of Columbia U.S. Park Service Graham W. Watt Congress The Park Service

Dole Accuses NBC of Distorting Laos TV Reports

Sen. Robert Dole charged NBC News and the media establishment with distorting television coverage of the Laos invasion. He said only four of 22 battalions were soundly beaten, while cameras focused on fatigued troops, urging honest, responsible coverage without censorship.

Wilmington Del Robert Dole Republican National NBC News Dole Reuven Frank Laos Washington

Intercepted Letter Dear Cha

A fragmentary wartime communication laments that the country cannot afford to keep the government in Washington nor those who are against it with a closing sign off Yours.

Cha Washington

Federal judge rules against temporary postal rate injunction

A federal judge refused to block postal rate hikes, including a two cent stamp increase, set to start Sunday. The decision denied a request from the Magazine Publishers Association and the American Newspaper Publishers Association for a preliminary injunction. In Sacramento, Nancy Reagan expressed hope Ronald Reagan would quit politics after his current term as governor.

Washington William B. Bryant Magazine Publishers Association American Newspaper Publishers Association Sacramento Calif Ronald Reagan Nancy Reagan

North Viet Nam defector condemns POW abuse

SAIGON reports Dr. Dang Tan, ex North Vietnam official, says Hanoi subjects American prisoners of war to brutal interrogation and uses them for propaganda. He claims prisoners are paraded through streets in Hanoi and other cities.

Saigon North Vietnam Hanoi Dang Tan Communist Party North

Army general sentenced in gun procurement case

Washington AP reports Maj. Gen. Carl C. Turner was sentenced to three years in prison for soliciting 136 firearms from the Chicago Police Department and keeping them for personal use. He faces June 7 trial on four income tax evasion counts.

Washington Army Chicago Carl C. Turner U.S Brian P. Gettings

Retiring Chief Daniels Resigns. Donnelly Named Acting Chief

Kansas City Kan. AP reports Boston Daniels chief of police resigns after 25 years with the department. Captain John Donnelly appointed acting chief and will lead as Daniels retires effective June 17. Donnelly has headed the vice squad.

Kansas City, Kan Boston Daniels John Donnelly Daniels

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