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Chanute Tribune

Location

Chanute, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1969

Page

8

Mansfield Eyes Europe Troop Cuts Move Reignites Debate

Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield plans to revive a resolution for substantial U S troop reductions in Europe aided by Sen Stuart Symington and Sen J W Fulbright, as Fulbright urges base cuts and a 1972 Okinawa status change backed by talks with Japanese officials.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield U.S Europe Czechoslovakia Mansfield Stuart Symington D-Mo Subcommittee J. W. Fulbright Fulbright Defense Department Nixon

Hearing on final settlement in Leslie estate probate case

In Neosho County Kansas the probate court will hear a petition by Richard L. Ashley executor seeking final settlement of Paul E. Leslie deceased with approval of executor and attorney fees, determination of heirs and a potential sale of real estate to pay debts. Defenses must be filed by June 23, 1969 at 10:00 a.m. in Erie Kansas.

Chanute Tribune State OF Kansas Neosho County Paul FE. Leslie Richard L. Ashley Paul E. Leslie Prospect Park Parsons Labette County Kansas First State Bank Thayer Fairview Chanute City of Erie

Belt on Jet Powers Man for Miles at 25 Feet

Textron's Belt Aerosystems reports the jet belt has carried a man aloft for minutes and miles at 25 feet, reaching up to 30 mph in tests at Niagara Falls Airport. The inventor Wendell F. Moore, 51, who created the belt in 1961, died Thursday in Youngstown New York. he also helped develop Bell flying chairs and the X15 project.

Niagara Falls N.Y Textron’s Belt Aerosystems Co Defense Department Wendell F. Moore Bell Moore Youngstown

Weather Delays Wheat Ripening in Kansas Fields

TOPEKA AP The Kansas wheat crop ripening is delayed by cool wet weather yet heads are filling. By May 24 only southern counties showed color, 83 percent headed by last weekend. Corn planting at 70 percent, behind last year but near normal. sorghum planting also behind. Range and pastures remain good to excellent across nearly all areas.

Topeka Kansas Federal

Vietnam War Costs Top $100 Billion

Washington reports the Vietnam War will total about 108.2 billion dollars when including admitted expenses back to 1965 and hidden costs. Figures detail the defense budget, Southeast Asia aid, and military support to Thailand Laos and Saigon.

Washington Vietnam Thailand Laos Pentagon Southeast Asia U.S Sattahip United States South Vietnam

Ghosts of D Day to March at Eisenhower Center event

The Eisenhower Center in Abilene Kansas will host a June 6-7 scholarly conference on D Day 25 Years Later and launch a six month exhibit marking the Allied invasion. Prominent historians including Forrest Pogue Don Whitehead and Alfred Goldberg will speak. The program covers air naval and logistics aspects and features the Mulberry harbor model.

Abilene Kan France Ike Eisenhower Dwight D. Eisenhower Europe Adolf Hitler John E. Wickman D—Day Forrest Pogue George C. Marshall Research Library U.S. First Army Don Whitehead Associated Press First Army Omaha Beach Alfred Goldberg Rand Corp Alfred Hurley University of Nova Scotia Franklin D. Roosevelt Winston Churchill

Riots blamed on extremists in Cleveland 1968

The National Commission on the Causes and Prevention of Violence says a small, well equipped army of black extremists caused the Cleveland riots last July. Seven people died and 15 were wounded, including 15 policemen, as violence spread in East Side neighborhoods.

Washington Cleveland National Commission On the Causes and Prevention East Side Glenville Commission Milton Eisenhower United States

Oklahoma's Stewart Sworn Regional Commission Co-Chair

E. L. Stewart Jr., an Oklahoma oilman and state GOP chairman, is sworn in as federal co chair of the Ozarks Regional Commission. He previously ran Sigma Oil and Gas Co. in Shawnee, representing Oklahoma among four states Arkansas Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma. Governors elect a state co chair annually, with Gov. Dewey Bartlett currently in that role.

Washington E. L. Stewart Jr Oklahoma Ozarks Stewart Sigma Oil and Gas Co Shawnee, Okla Arkansas Kansas Missouri Dewey Bartlett

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Proposed Cable TV Agreement Averts 20 Years of Dispute

NAB announces a proposed pact to resolve long standing clashes between broadcasters and CATV operators. It calls for CATV liability for copyright fees on retransmitted programs, limits on origination of sponsored programs, and a ban on interconnecting CATV systems for mass audience distribution. Congress committees study the issue.

Washington National Association of Broadcasters NAB Vincent T. Wasilewski Federal Communications Commission Wasilewski Federal Communications Bar Association Congress National Cable Television Association

McGovern Pushes War Profits Tax Amid Vietnam Debate

Senator George S. McGovern and 14 Democrats back a 37 percent tax on defense profits from the Vietnam war to fund relief. Opponents doubt passage, noting a 1968 effort failed 74 to 18. Mansfield backs the idea but warns limited prospects. Tax could hinge on a government rate of return or profit difference since 1965.

Washington George S. McGovern McGovern John J. Williams Del Mansfield U.S Vietnam

Louisiana Bill Bans Sex Education Below Ninth Grade

The Louisiana House approved a bill banning sex education in public schools before ninth grade. Author Rep. Fred Hayes said the measure keeps sexual content away from minors, though the bill allows higher grade classes with approval from local boards the State Education Board and parents, and requires sex separated instruction.

Baton Rouge Louisiana Fred Hayes D-Lafayette State Education Board

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