Mines, Seaports Closed by Strikes
The Associated Press reports the nation’s soft coal mines and nearly all seaports stay shut as miners and longshoremen continue their strikes.
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Newspaper
Chanute Tribune
Location
Chanute, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1971
Page
1
Leadership Under Study In China
AP analysis notes ailing Lin Piao as Mao’s designated successor and possible ripple effects for China’s leadership as it eyes the United Nations and Nixon visit. Weather, show crowds, and port strikes are noted alongside labor disputes and upcoming negotiations shaping national tension.
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William L. Ryan
United Nations
N.Y
Peking
Lin Piao
Mao Tse-tung
Lin
Mao
Nixon
Menninger Links Attica Riots to Nationwide Prison Violence
Dr. Karl Menninger warned that Attica’s riots will spread violence as security tightens nationwide. He cited dehumanizing prison practices and called for nonviolent detention and prison reform, noting Kansas progress with its diagnostic center.
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Topeka
Kan
Karl Menninger
Attica
Menninger
Menninger Foundation
Intercepted Letter About Cha and Driver Pills
An intercepted letter mentions a strong force acting against driver pills in coffee served at trackstops. The note letters suggest concerns about tampering and safety.
ORC backs next step for nine Kansas counties crops program
The Ozarks Regional Commission plans a one year contract with Farm Products Management Inc to test a grow and market program for horticultural crops in nine southeast Kansas counties. Williams Brothers of Tulsa will assist marketing and roadside markets while FPM provides field supervision. Governor Bumpers praised the study backing the plan.
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the Tribune
Ozarks
Farm Products Management, Inc
Coffeyville
Shell
Dale Baker
Kansas
ORC
Little Rock
Liams Brothers
Tulsa
Baker
FPM
Williams Brothers
Gov. Bumpers
Topeka
Heavy Pill Use by Truck Drivers Eyed by Senate
The Hughes subcommittee heard estimates that up to 60 percent of interstate truckers use pep and diet pills to cope with long hours. Ralph Nader cited 60 percent, while four truckers testified 60 to 90 percent. They described 20 hour days, limited rest, and brutal work life.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Sen
Harold Hughes
Subcommittee On
Iowa Democrat
Nader
James Root
Toledo
Ohio
James Leavitt
Detroit
In This Week's 4 County Notes by Dwight Wallingford
District editor Dwight Wallingford compiles a week of four county briefs highlighting local happenings. Communities across the region share quick updates on events, notices, and small-town developments.
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Dwight Wallingford
Grave Hobby Tracing Wilson County War Veterans Graves
Mrs. Ray Garrett of Neodesha transcribes Wilson County cemetery records for a decade locating Civil War veterans graves. She has found 806 veterans, noting Wilson County contains about 75 cemeteries, 26 rural and 32 abandoned.
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Ray Garrett
Neodesha
Wilson County
Rural church uses farm land for building fund support
High Prairie Church in Wilson County relies on land revenue and farming labor to fund its building program. A 13 member crew harvested 45 acres of grain sorghum, yielding 5 265 bushels, with net proceeds added to the church building fund. The church rents 70 acres nearby. 15 years of farm work have boosted the fund by about 1 000 to 1 200 yearly, aiding a 1970 addition.
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High Prairie Church
Larry Marple
Wilson County
Wayne Trichler
Yates Center
R. J. Benedict
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