NATO Holds Nuclear Talks in London on European Deterrence
In London US Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird and six NATO ministers opened talks on guidelines for using NATO nuclear weapons in Europe. A top secret British German study outlined possible tactics to deter a Soviet attack, including demonstrations and maritime explosions. Den is Healey cited NATO's numerical conventional edge and warned of rapid nuclear use if needed.
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Population decline marks Labette County totals in 1969
Oswego Kansas census figures show Labette County at 26,604 residents, down 157 from 1968. City total stands 19,158, a drop of 202, while Parsons reports 12,863 residents, down 352. Growth in 16 townships totals 7,446, up from 7,401. Unemployment at the Kansas Army Ammunition Plant and reduced construction workers explain the exodus.
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Labette County
Quency Greer Greer
Parsons
Greer
Kansas Army Ammunition Plant
Two City Cases Dismissed After Witnesses Refuse Prosecution
Two cases in city court Wed nesday were dismissed after witnesses declined to prosecute. Thomas Buddon faced embezzlement charges dropped following private restitution to Farmer's Discount Store. John Patton's salutory rape charge was dropped when the girl refused to testify. County Attorney John White noted citizen signings do not guarantee prosecution.
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Neosho County
Thomas Au Buddon
W. 3Rd
John Patton
S. Garfield
Patton
White
Free trip scam targets Coffeyville residents
Coffeyville residents may have fallen for a mail fraud by two German nationals arrested in Los Angeles. Unidentified winners were asked to send a $25 deposit to confirm a supposed free trip to Acapulco or Hawaii, with notices sent across the county.
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Los Angeles
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Wells
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Mexico
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Methodist Church Adopts Summer Worship Schedule
Beginning Sunday the First United Methodist Church will hold morning worship at 8 30 am instead of 10 45 am. Church school remains at 9 30 am. The summer schedule runs through August with vacation church school June 3 13 from 9 to 1130 am for nursery through sixth grade.
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Altoona FFA Sponsors Dinner at Methodist Church
The Altoona High School Future Farmers of America chapter sponsored a Friday night dinner at the Methodist Church for parents school board members and relatives. Afterward president Robert Travis and other officers led a model meeting with Women of the Church serving the meal.
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Thief Steals Frankfort Crime Reporting Transmitter
In Frankfort Kentucky police report a theft of the city’s main transmitter used to report crimes. The loss hinders dispatch and public safety response while investigators seek the culprit.
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Marmaton Reservoir Backers Plan Monday Meeting
Fort Scott officials will host a Monday night gathering to drum up support for the shelved Marmaton Reservoir project. Mayor Frank Doherty said representatives from the Marmaton Valley Flood Control Association the U S Army Corps of Engineers Gov. Robert Docking's office and possibly the Mississippi Valley Flood Control Association are expected to attend.
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Buckley Appointed To Advisory Board
President Nixon named William F. Buckley Jr. editor of a conservative magazine to the five member U.S. Advisory Commission on information. The commission guides the U.S. Information Agency and its director abroad. Buckley edits the National Review.
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Neosho Junior College selects new college song Orange and Black
Rev. Bruce Bridgen wins with Orange and Black chosen by a school committee led by Harold Tarpley. Bridgen receives a $100 prize. song praised for modern harmony and three verses. Faculty and student panel judged entries as a pep song contest yielded no satisfactory winner.
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Three Vehicle Accidents Investigated by Police
Police investigated three incidents all involving hit and run drivers. The first at 9 40 p m damaged a 1968 Pontiac in Art Hubbles driveway with $300 damage. The second at 1 p m damaged a 1968 Honda belonging to Marion Manley and left the scene, $15 damage. The third at 11 25 a m involved a 1955 Ford hitting a parked 1965 Chevrolet owned by Veral Manson with $45 damage to both cars.
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Poplar Heights
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Altoona Commencement Held for High School and Eighth Grade
Altoona held commencement exercises for the Altoona High School and eighth grade classes on Wednesday. Congressman Joe Shu bitz spoke as principal Paul Troop introduced the graduates. Diplomas were presented by Morris Forsythe president of the board of education. The eighth grade chorus and high school girls ensemble performed. Reverend G A Pierce gave invocation and benediction. Mrs Morris Forsythe played processional and recessional.
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Students Post Bond On Arson Charges
LAWRENCE AP Two University of Kansas students David D. Wood and Jay M. Ryan posted 1500 bond at their Douglas County Court arraignment for third degree arson. Both juniors lived at Templin Hall where a May 18 fire damaged an elevator and caused about 2500 in damage.
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Amarillo
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Overland Park
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Lloyd Davies
Afternoon Mail Service Ends in Parsons
Afternoon mail delivery in the Parsons business district will be discontinued on June 9, postmaster David C. Tippett said. Morning mail delivery will continue. He said the incoming mail volume does not justify the second business area delivery. Box service at the post office is available for firms needing afternoon mail.
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Carnival Kiddy Matinee Discounted Ride Prices
A carnival advert announces a kiddy matinee on Saturday from 1 to 5 with reduced prices on all rides, inviting families to enjoy lower fares during the daytime session.
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Odense Homecoming and church dedication planned
The Odense homecoming occurs Sunday at the schoolhouse six miles west of Savonburg with a basket dinner at 1 p.m. A memorial organ dedication for Clyde Russell is set for 9:30 a.m. at Big Creek United Methodist Church. The Harland family reunion will take place Sunday at Thayer Park.
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Old-Time Fiddlers Meet at Blue Mound Theater
The monthly meeting of the Old-Time Fiddlers Pickers and Singers is set for 1 30 p m Sunday in the theater at Blue Mound. All musicians may attend and the program is free. A collection will be taken for the USO.
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Vacation Bible School Begins at Colfax Baptist Church
Vacation Bible School starts Monday at Colfax Baptist Church and runs through Friday from 9 to 12 daily. Mrs. Charles A. Peay is superintendent. Nursery through junior high classes are offered and a program is set for 8 p.m. Sunday after the class week.
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Galesburg High School Alumni Covered Dish Supper
The annual alumni covered dish supper will be held at 7 p.m. June 14 in the school lunch room.
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Phillips makes dean's honor roll at Texas Tech
Steve Phillips son of Mr and Mrs Bob Phillips of 711 S High land has been named to the dean's honor roll for the spring semester at Texas Technological University Lubbock Texas. He has completed his sophomore year and is majoring in electrical engineering.
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Warren H Fitch Named National Aide by VFW Chief
Warren H Fitch of 810 S Wilson has been appointed national aide-de-camp by Commander in Chief Richard W Homan of Sugar Grove West Virginia. Fitch has long served as quartermaster of the Chanute VFW post.
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S. Wilson
Richard W. Homan
Sugar Grove
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Evangelistic Service Set At New Hope Baptist Church
Sunday service at 3 p m at New Hope Baptist Church features Rev Robert Coppage of Emporia as speaker Music by youth choir and Brotherhood chorus invites public Also notes family news and a police report about a car key theft in Emporia and Kan sas State College honor society inductions for two Chanute area students Thomas Ayers and Rita Moore
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Youth Starts Jail Terms
Edwin Noland, 18, of 1705 S Ashby began county jail terms after a city court found him guilty of destruction of property for knocking down street signs and mail boxes here in March. He received six months and 20 days plus a $150 fine, and six more months for police court charges including reckless driving and running a stop sign. Sentences start after school ends. he was moved to Erie by Sheriff George Neely.
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Wichita
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Murland Taylor
Sons
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Newton
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Thayer
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Leafayette
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Maurine Wiggans
Chanute
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Memphis
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Coffeyville
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Earl Beeler
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Death notices for Bobby Dean Colborn Navy man found near station
Bobby Dean Colborn 21 a Navy serviceman stationed on the East Coast has been found dead about 35 miles from his duty post. He graduated Medicine Lodge High School and served about one year in the Navy. Surviving relatives include his parents Harold and his wife, a brother and sister in Lake City, another brother in the Navy, and grandfather Frank Colborn of Thayer. Funeral is 2 p.m. Saturday at the Medicine Lodge Methodist Church with Forsyth Funeral Home in charge.
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Allen
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Lake City
Frank Colborn
Thayer
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Forsyth Funeral Home
McMillin and McClure Obituaries in Humboldt and Chanute
Obituary notices for Gertie E McMillin of Humboldt who died after years of illness and for Hattie B McClure who died in Chanute after moving from Decatur Illinois. Also obituary of Joseph Wagner 91 a retired farmer from East Peoria Illinois formerly of Erie. Burial details and funeral arrangements listed for Mt Hope Elmwood Shaw Cemetery and Pierce Funeral Home.
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Westview
Kansas
Decatur
Trustin J. McClure
Earlton
Coffeyville
Chanute
Daltons
McClure
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Otto McClure
Colorado Springs
Cole
Harley McClure
Walter Kuehner
Gibson- Koch Chapel
William J. Baldwin
Elmwood Cemetery
Joseph Wagner
East Peoria
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Peoria
Wichita
Adam Wagner
Shaw
Illinois
Kate McCann
Eric
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Hospital visiting hours and census report for Neosho Memorial
Daily Transcript lists visiting hours from 2 to 4 pm and 6 30 to 8 pm at Neosho Memorial Hospital. Census shows 71 adults and pediatrics including four babies. Several Wednesday and today entries name patients, births, and nearby towns plus numerous traffic and driving citations and two marriage licenses issued.
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