Motherhood Seen as More Difficult Today
In a fall mothers clubs luncheon, attendees across ten voices express that motherhood is harder now than thirty years ago. Respondents cite increased temptations, more challenges for children, and tougher daily demands, with several disagreeing or uncertain about the change.
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Fall Mothers Clubs
A. C. Wink
W. 4Th
Zack Baker
S. Edith
W. F. Haines
S. Western
A. A. Miller
Jess Dent
S. Evergreen
W. Roy Johnson
S. Santa Fe
Supply Lines Hit In North Vietnam
American warplanes pounded supply lines deep in North Vietnam for the fourth straight day while in the Mekong Delta the Army Navy task force reported killing 73 guerrillas. U S troops reported 209 Communist deaths in South Vietnam with action across the central highlands and coastal foothills.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
South
Mekong
U.S
South Vietnam
Central Highlands
1St Corps
Demilitarized Zone
Physical Checkup For Eisenhower
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower undergoes a routine physical at Walter Reed Army Hospital after two prior hospitalizations this summer. He arrived by helicopter from his Gettysburg farm for a scheduled 24 hour stay ahead of his 77th birthday on October 14.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Walter Reed Army Hospital
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Walter Reed
Weather summary and heavy rains hit Kansas fields
Topeka AP reports clearing skies and cooler temperatures tonight with lows 50 to 55, followed by Sunday highs in the mid 60s to lower 70s. Earlier heavy rains across south central Kansas to northeast Kansas swelled creeks. Herington logged 6.44 inches, with totals exceeding six inches in places.
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Topeka
Kansas
Herington
Senators Clash Over Possible Invasion Of North Vietnam
Senate debate centers on whether the U S would invade North Vietnam with Laos as a possible theater of war. Pentagon officials deny plans for invasion while Sen Hartke says pressure to invade grows.
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North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Marine
Washington
U.S
Pentagon
Vance Harke
D-Ind
Hartke
Washington Evening Star
Laos
Southeast Asia
Indiana
Senate
iHartke
Department of Defense
John G. Tower
Texas
Tower
Johnson
Frank Lausche
Ohio
Lausche
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Tribune Phone Contact for Carrier Reachability
If you cannot reach your Tribune phone, contact your carrier. If he is unavailable, call HE 1-3400 after 6 p.m.
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Tribune
Deplorable Condition But Resembles a Circus Act
A St Louis area highway stop uncovers a mobile menagerie with 48 chickens 6 ducks 2 pigeons 48 dogs 2 cats 3 kittens a goat and the driver Frances Gonzales in a 58 year old wife. Hosea Gonzales faces cruelty to animals charges bond set at 500. Animals sent to humane society and hospital treatment given to Frances.
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Anthony A. Bailey
Frances
St. Louis County
Gonzales
County Hospital
The
Humane Society
Marysville
Intercepted Letter Warns of Weekend Sports Collision
A playful intercepted note teases a clash between football and baseball headlines this weekend, urging Cha to settle in and watch as two major sports compete for attention. The casual benediction signals a media mashup rather than a formal report.
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Red China
Hanoi
Grants to Kansas University total $191,000
Three National Science Foundation grants to the University of Kansas were announced Friday. The Geography Department receives $91,000 for a population density simulation study, Microbiology gets $85,000 for equipment, and Entomology receives $15,000 for a study of scorpion flies.
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Washington
National Science Foundation
University of Kansas
Department of Geography
Department of Microbiology
Department of Entomology
It Helps Chanute United Fund Reports Strong Giving
The Chanute United Fund tallies show $22,778.09 raised with 100 percent giving reported by firms including Jack's Appliance Center and Young America.
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Jack’s Appliance Center
Young America
Two Car Crash on K57 Near St Paul Causes Minor Injuries
A 1965 Volkswagen driven by Theodore Trankratz 27 of Potwin and a 1967 Camaro driven by Dorothy VanPelt 43 of Joplin collided on highway K57 east of St Paul about 5 50 p m. Both drivers wore seat belts and suffered only minor injuries. Estimated damage 900 to the Volkswagen and 775 to the Camaro.
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Erie
St. Paul
Volkswagen
Theodore Trankratz
Potwin
Dorothy VanPelt
Joplin
George Neely
VanPelt
Trankratz
Neely
Eight thousand four hundred blasting caps stolen at Atchison
Five teenagers were arrested in Atchison after 8400 blasting caps were stolen from a hardware store storage magazine. Sheriff Alfred Heidrich said some caps were found at the boys homes and in an old quarry, about 6000 remain missing. One boy bought three sticks of dynamite under an assumed name, drawing attention to the case.
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Atchison
Alfred Heidrich
More Disaster Funds for Kansas Counties
Kansas counties and communities will receive $476,688 more in federal disaster relief funds from the Office of Emergency Planning. Gov. Robert Docking's office said Friday.
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Topeka
Kansas
Office of Emergency Planning
Robert Docking
Truckers Back Independent Haulers In Pay Dispute
Pittsburgh AP reports trucking firms offered partial support to independent steel haulers as they shift from road clashes to talks. The industry said drivers should be paid for waiting time and pledged to help secure that pay at a conference.
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Pittsburgh
Independent Steel Haulers
Clyde Bailey
Interstate Commerce Commission
Border Attack Links Move at United Nations
At the United Nations the Steering Committee agreed to debate a Soviet backed plan to withdraw all foreign troops from Korea amid Western fears it ties to a surge of border attacks from the North. The assembly may also consider dissolving the Korea unification commission prompting U S objections. Pennsylvania Governor Shafer boosted security measures as trucker violence and strikes persist with guardsmen placed on alert in western Pennsylvania.
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United Nations
Korea
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Cambodia
Congo Brazzaville
Yemen
U.N. Commission For the Unification and Rehabilitation of
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Pennsylvania
Shafer
Pennsylvania National
No Coin Operated Gambling Devices Sweep Finds No Machines
County Attorney John White led a joint inspection with Sheriff George Neely and Police Chief Lige Matlock of six clubs alleged to hold federal stamps for coin operated gambling devices. They found no machines or gambling in operation, though several clubs were visited and a prior concern at Eight Ball was resolved.
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John White
George Neely
Lige Matlock
Top Hat
VFW
American Legion
Elks
Country Club
Eagles
Matlock
White
Attorney General’s Office
New Bowery Derelicts Get Voluntary Medical Help Pilot
The Manhattan Bowery Project launches Oct 31 with two man teams a patrolman and a recovered alcoholic offering medical aid to about 6 000 derelicts. The voluntary program at 8 E 3rd St uses shelter facilities and staff to wash delouse and examine participants while linking them to ongoing rehabilitation services.
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New York
Bowery
Tute
E. 3Rd St
Gaming Device Stamp List Covers Four-County Area
Atty. Gen. Sonderholm released a list of coin operated gaming device stamp holders in four counties. The names include American Legion posts, Elks, Eagles and veterans groups in Iola Chanute and May Borsler among others.
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Robert Sonderholm
Topeka
Associated Press
Allen County
American Legion
Leslie D. Campbell
Iola
BPOE
Neosho County
May Boersler
Elks Club
Chanute Country Club
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Alta Allen
C. A. Sharpe
Carrie Pollock
S. Forest
Mrs
Mrs. Foster Myers
Haiphong
Air Force Thunderchief
Capital
Yen Bac
Thanh Hoa
U.S. 9Th Division
Viet Cong
Yates Center
N. Vietnam
ST. Louis
Interstate 244
Bailey
Hosea Gonzales
Kent
Cha
Yours
Kansas University
Chanute United Fund
William Buffum
Patrick Shaw
U.N
Raymond P. Shafer
William Kusley
Maryland
Michigan
New Jersey
West Virginia
Roger D. Branigin
James A. Rhodes
Vera Institute For Justice
Manhattan Bowery Project
Herbert Sturz
Sturz
St. Vincent’s Hospital
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