Farm Products Management Succeeds With Federal Grant
Federal funds totaling 50000 support Farm Products Management Inc a southeastern Kansas cooperative. The EDA grants 25000 and Ozarks Regional Commission matches 25000 to fund a marketing study and pilot program to align crops with demand and attract private business. An independent growers association has 120 members.
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Bob Dole
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Farm Products Management, Inc
Ozarks Regional Commission
Kansas
Williams Companies of
Tulsa
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Ozarks
ORC
Growers’ Association
Earl Shell
FPM
Deadly West German Train Crash Shatters Town
Forty schoolchildren and five adults were killed in the worst train wreck in West German history with at least 24 others seriously injured. The disaster tops a day of violent incidents including murder discoveries near Yuba City and heavy Vietnam War fighting around Snoul.
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Wuppertal
Germany
Saigon
Snoul
Nixon to hold radio TV news conference next Tuesday
The White House announced that President Nixon will hold a radio and television news conference next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. CDT. The broadcast will originate from the East Room of the White House.
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Washington
Nixon
Radiotelevision
White House
Executive Mansion
Ray Radford Named Neosho County Attorney
Raymond W. Radford, 60, of Kansas City Kan, will become Neosho County attorney effective July 1 after the resignation of County Attorney John White. Radford earned an L L B from Kansas City School of Law in 1934 and practiced in Wyandotte County for over seven years. He joined the service in 1942.
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Ray Radford
Neosho County
Raymond W. Radford
Torney
John White
Radford
Kansas City
Kan
Dairy Princess Contest Planned for District 3
Plans are under way for the District 3 dairy princess contest to be held in Chanute on June 18 with eight counties represented. The winner becomes a state candidate for Kansas Dairy Princess, with the state contest in Hutchinson in September.
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Chanute
Chanute Area
Neosho County
Erie
Crawford
Cherokee
Labette
Montgomery
Wilson
Elk
Chautauqua
Neosho
Hutchinson
Robert D. Wilson
Chanute Chamber
Maple Leaf Tea Room
Maple Leaf
Central Park Building
Central Park
Rock Sanctuary
Fort Scott
American Dairy Association of Kansas
Hilton Inn
Dairy Associaton
Kansas
United States
American Dairy Association
Kansas Dairy
Memorial Day Service to honor veterans at Elmwood Cemetery
Memorial Day program led by Maj. Victor D. Dewey of Fort Leavenworth with Delbert Uden opening and Rt. Rev. Msgr. Vincent Hogan delivering invocation. A firing squad, Taps, wreath placings by veterans groups, Avenue of Flags setup at 6:30 AM, and flag displays along Memorial Park Cemetery drives.
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Victor D. Dewey
Ft. Leavenworth Military Reservation
Elmwood Cemetery
Delbert Uden
American Legion
Vincent Hogan
Jeff
Randy Parkins
the Tribune
Intercepted Letter Reflects SST Project Chance
An intercepted note discusses a hypothetical transfer of the SST project to the Logan kite builders and its potential impact on progress. The reference frames a speculative outcome if different hands had overseen development.
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Logan Kite Builders
Jack Loss to Close Jack's Appliance Center
Jack Loss, manager at Jack's Appliance Center 112 E Main, announced the store will close June 15 and he will become merchandising manager for Kustom Electronics. Opened March 1962, the business will shut permanently per Loss. He will oversee training for 900 dealers and new product merchandising in his new role.
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Jack Loss
Jack
E. Main
Kustom Electronics, Inc
Loss
Kustom
Accident Injures Elsmore Woman Near Humboldt
Humboldt Anna M Rooney 59 of Elsmore was admitted to Neosho Memorial Hospital in Chanute after a one car crash one mile south of Humboldt on US 169 at 9 15 a m. Her 1965 Ford left the road and struck a ditch but did not overturn. She was transported by Humboldt ambulance for treatment of cuts and bruises.
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Humboldt
Anna M. Rooney
Elsmore
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Chanute
Highway Patrol
Rooney
US 169
Kite Flight Doubles Size in Logan Centennial Effort
In Logan Kansas a second giant kite succeeded after the first 18 by 27 foot craft, built of conduit and canvas, crashed from 300 feet. The new 25 by 17 1 4 foot kite, made of bamboo and plastic, flew on its first test pulling about a third mile of twine. Max Donahey inspired by a 1890 claim led the effort as Logan marks its centennial.
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Logan
Max Donahey
Governor Docking Read All Mail After Back Surgery
Kansas Governor Robert Docking receives 500 to 700 letters daily and reads every one as he recovers from back surgery last week. An aide notes he previously asked that all cards be read to him when unwell. Stitches were removed Thursday though hospitalization length remains unspecified. A slipped disc was removed the previous Saturday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Robert Docking
Docking
Kennedy Center Opens With Benefit Preview in Washington
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts hosts a high society opening to aid the disadvantaged. About 3,500 guests paid $40 or $100 for the preview benefiting the center, supporting the Sept. 8 Bernstein orchestral premiere.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Kennedy Center
Leonard Bernstein
Wichita Coleman workers strike over expired contract
More than 1 000 Cole man Co workers in Wichita walked out after the contract with International Union of District 50 Local 15393 expired at midnight. Union district representative John Elan said a meeting with union officials the company and a federal mediator was set for today.
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Wichita, Kan
Coleman Co
Wichita
International Union of District 50, Allied and Technical Workers of
U.S
Canada
Coleman
John Elan
Union
Guilty Verdict in Arma Bank Holdup Case
A U.S. District Court jury found Kenneth Lane Maddocks of Kansas City Kansas guilty of taking part in the January 29 holdup of the First State Bank at Arma Kansas. The verdict followed about three hours of deliberation and sentencing was deferred for a pre sentence report by Judge Frank G Theis.
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Wichita, Kan
Kenneth Lane Maddocks
Kansas City
Kan
First State Bank
Arma
Frank G. Theis
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Melvin R. Laird
Mediterranean
Kansas Dairy Princess
Kansas Cooperative Dairy Products Association Memorial Trust Fund
The
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Nancy Currie
Concordia Teachers, College
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Neb
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FBI
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Utah
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Ohio
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S. Larson
Florida
California
George W. Donaldson
Don H. Musser
Pittsburg
William P. Meek
Baxter Springs
Hal C. Hyler
Parsons
Donaldson
Tribune
Soldiers’ Monument
Grand Army of the Republic
Boy Scouts
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Veterans of Foreign Wars and Auxiliary
American Legion and Auxiliary
Avenue of Flags
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Lea
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Lincoln
James R. Dowell
United States Fish and Wildlife Service
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Fort Worth
Tex
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Dallas County
Clarence Jones
Tarrant County
Lon Evans
Margery Elston
Melinda Strain
Warr Acres
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