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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1976
Page
1
Sue Spalding of Neosho Valley Mental Health reported strong community response to the Raising a Family in This Frantic World seminar. The event emphasized communication, crisis readiness, and positive self-image, with panels and audience input. Memberships for next year at $2.50 were invited.
Presidential hopeful Eugene McCarthy and Kansas backers sue Gov. Bennett and Secretary Shanahan in U.S. District Court to place McCarthy on the Kansas presidential ballot. McCarthy, former Minnesota senator, sought the Democratic nomination in 1968 and 1972. Filed by Michael Gragert for the south central Kansas Civil Liberties Union.
UPI reports Senate Intelligence Committee members vie to expand their probe into Kennedy’s death. They cite newly released CIA papers suggesting plots against Castro may have shaped Lee Harvey Oswald’s motive, with a report due later this month and calls to hand findings to a permanent oversight panel.
An intercepted letter contains the line let the dead remain buried and asserts the term does not apply to an assassinated president. The message references Cha and ends with Yours. The fragment suggests a political or wartime communications context and hints at unresolved warnings.
Attorney General Curt Schneider announced that Neosho County sheriff's department dispatching to Erie police has been reinstated after an AG investigation. The accord, reached with county attorney Raymond Radford and Erie officials, requires regular meetings to prevent future disruptions and protect public safety.
UPI reports Senator Henry Bellman of Oklahoma said on Thursday he expects President Ford to accept a compromise natural gas pricing bill. Bellman cited possible congressional concessions and a centrist coalition as key factors shaping the White House stance.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger rejected charges of hypocrisy in Senate testimony after an exchange with Sen. Harry Byrd. Byrd accused Kissinger of supporting minority rule in Rhodesia while condemning South Africa, and Kissinger defended U.S. policy and detente.
Forecast calls for highs in the upper sixties to near seventy with clear mild nights and Saturday sun. Lows tonight mid to upper forties. Saturday highs reach low to mid seventies. Winds northeast to north 5 to 10 mph, light and variable tonight.
Kansas Governor Robert Bennett announced he will seek a delegate seat and chairmanship of the state GOP delegation at the August national convention. He will run as a Ford loyalist and urged unity amid Ford Reagan competition. Reagan aides indicated plans for his appearance at the state convention with time constraints noted.
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