Ford affirms military strength despite defense cuts
President Ford defending a defense buildup says no shift in U S resolve to keep military strength strong. He condemned congressional attempts to cut more than 7 billion from the defense budget and pledged full funding of 97.8 billion, stating there is no detente at the expense of defense. He spoke in Boston to the New England Council after shakeups in national security posts and a Westover Base incident.
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Boston
UPI
Ford
Moscow
Peking
U.S
New England Council
James R. Schlesinger
Springfield
Mass
New England Society of Newspaper Editors
Westover Air Force Base
Minutemen
America
White House
Donald Rumsfeld
Schlesinger
Pentagon
George Bush
William Colby
CIA
United States
Fromme barred from trial after courtroom tumult
Lynette Fromme was dragged from the Sacramento courtroom and barred from her trial on charges of attempting to kill President Ford after she shouted that lives would be lost nationwide unless Charles Manson gets a new trial. The incident occurred in front of U.S. District Court Judge Thomas J. Mac.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette
Fromme
Ford
Charles Manson
U.S. District Court
Thomas J. Mac
Manson
Miss Fromme
U.S
Dwayne Keyes
MacBride
John E. Virgo
UTBU Farce at NCCJC Prompts Drama and Forecast
Neosho County Community Junior College presents UTBU a farce running Nov. 20 and 21 with characters including UTBU leader William Uggims played by Andy Sherman and actor J. Francis Amber portrayed by Marshall Madill. The plot features gothic tortures and a mad bomber theme amid a large cast and stage mother intrigues. An area forecast notes partly cloudy warm weather today with highs in the 60s to 70s and showers Sunday.
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Neosho County Community Junior College
UTBU
UTBA
William Uggims
Andy Sherman
W. Main
J. Francis Amber
Marshall Madill
S. Kansas
Shirley Amber
Karen Gilliland
Colony
Jane Cox
Buffalo
Connie Tufford
Anastasia Amber
Heidi Litchenburg
Klutz
John Carter
Jacks
Valerie Rogers
Mary Miller
S. Tennessee
Jimmi Newton
Cathy Mih
New York
Alan Webb
Tony Randall
Thelma Ritter
Intercepted Letter About Flag Staff Sales Ban Debate
An intercepted letter to Cha discusses a potential long winded argument over banning the sales of 24 inch flag staffs. The note hints at contention and policy discussion surrounding ceremonial or flag display items.
Judge rules Hearst able to stand trial
A federal judge ruled Patricia Hearst mentally competent to stand trial for bank robbery in San Francisco. The court set November 10 for her plea and denied a 30 day delay for psychiatric treatment. Doctors found no psychosis and concluded she is oriented and understands the charges though her emotional state may limit cooperation.
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Hearst
San Francisco
UPI
Patricia Hearst
U.S
Oliver J. Carter
Miss Hearst
Carter
Lunde
Lewis West
Farmers discuss pooling wheat in area cooperation drive
Kathleen Pickett reports Chanute area farmers sign contracts to pool wheat via Far-Mar-Co Inc. PRO-MARK focuses on acreage commitments rather than yields. The program aims for 2,000 acres plus and a 50 million bushel floor, with a meeting set for next Thursday at the Central Park Building.
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Kathleen Pickett
Lloyd Rensing
Chanute
Far-Mar-Co. Inc
Kansas City
Chanute-Humboldt Service
Rensing
Co-Op
Humboldt and
Litchenwalter
Far-Mar-Co
Central Park Building
Chanute Co-op
Bethy HW Fliat
Hearing on funds part of commission agenda
The second required hearing for 1976 federal community development funds will be held at 6 p.m. Monday in the Memorial Building as citizens and groups participate in deciding projects to receive federal aid. The agenda also includes Chanute Bicentennial Day proclamation and a wheat market discussion.
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Memorial Building
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S. Rutter
Martha Johnson
S. Central
Buckelew
Alabama
D. W. Buckelew
Kansas
NCCJC
ATBU
Mad Bomber
Cha
Baily
Drs
Donald Lunde
Seymour Pollack
Margaret Singer
Kent Litchenwalter
Chanute Area
Promark
Kansas, Oklahoma
Nebraska
Iowa
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Dale Cox
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