28 Nov 1969
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1969
Page
1
In Burbank Lockheed Aircraft Corp uses a foot roller device to simulate decade long wear on airliner flooring. The roller, studded with spike heels, replaces dozens of girl workers and speeds up testing while preserving strength needs for faster jets.
Yellowstone National Park braces for more snowmobilers. All roads are closed except the Cooke City to Gardiner route due to heavy snow. Supt. Jack K. Anderson said snowmobiling should draw more visitors than last winter's 9,000 riders.
Accidents over the Thanksgiving period have killed 222 people by early today. A major crash west of Richmond Virginia claimed five lives including a minister, his wife and child. The National Safety Council estimates 700 to 800 more may die from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday.
U S and Soviet negotiators closed two weeks of secret arms curb talks in a favorable mood despite some caustic Moscow remarks. After a 105 minute session at the U S Embassy the envoys agreed to meet again next Tuesday at the Soviet Embassy. The fifth private discussion since the talks opened November 17 is expected to extend another week or two before ending the preliminary round in Helsinki with full-scale negotiations to follow.
Chancellor Brandt's government unanimously approves the treaty in Bonn. Ambassador Helmut Allardt signs in Moscow and Bonn vows to add signatures in Washington and London later. The move ends years of public debate over possible loss of nuclear research benefits and technology.
In Boston the twins emerged in very good condition after a 1014 hour separation operation at Massachusetts General Hospital. Doctors warn of possible complications in weeks ahead including infection and nutritional problems. The birth occurred by C section in Danvers on Sunday. This marks the 17th recorded survival of such a separation.
The notice states a forecast of a bright outlook for a single copy price with emphasis on steady demand and stable market conditions. No specific dates or organizations are mentioned. The summary highlights positive market sentiment and consumer interest.
Geologists opened Apollo 12 second chest and examined a soil core from 24 to 30 inches deep. NASA released 29 color lunar photos and detailed rock samples with dust coating. Experts seek stratification clues while noting lunar life chances remain extremely remote.
An Army judge warns that witnesses are defying his order to discuss the My Lai slaying case only with attorneys and plans a closed session to resolve the issue. Lt. Col. Reid W. Kennedy will oversee guidelines as Calley faces court martial for the death of 109 Vietnamese villagers.
Humboldt Prices Funeral Home will discontinue its ambulance service on January 1 due to new federal rules requiring four patient capacity and two attendants per run. City officials seek replacement service, possibly with a single operator and volunteer attendants, as other small towns in Kansas also phase out private ambulance options.
The city and Jerry Phillips are negotiating a potential land swap after residents object to a Ninth and Ashby mobile home park. Phillips offers four acres at Ninth and Ashby for two city parcels at West Main and Main Plummer, or $10,000 for the Ashby site.
Santa arrives for first visit of the season and lights will come on at seven. He rides down Main to the Christmas tree at Main and Highland and remains at his headquarters there to talk with children until 8 30. Stores observe an 8 30 closing hour.
A fragment notes an intercepted letter to Cha with wistful musings about the moon becoming less romantic as it reveals more of its secrets.
Area forecast predicts fair and warmer weather through Saturday with highs in the 50s in western Kansas and 40s in the east. A 10 to 20 mph southwest breeze will continue as a frontal system dips into the state Friday night and Saturday, slowing warming. Overnight lows range 25 to 32 with Hutchinson at nine degrees earlier.
A Washington bill would bar doctors from owning or sharing profits in pharmacies, prompting discussion in Chanute where clinics host several pharmacies. Pharmacists cite patient convenience and doctor collaboration, while some fear ethical conflicts if doctors retain financial stakes.
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