Nixon To Announce Veep Pick Tonight
President Nixon plans to name his vice presidential nominee in an 8 p.m. CDT television address. Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott said the choice is not a obvious pick and would be well received in Congress. The nominee was to be informed shortly before the address, with Nixon meeting leaders at Camp David and the White House. The appointment follows Spiro Agnew's resignation amid tax evasion charges.
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Weather snapshot: temperatures and outlook in the area
At 1 pm today the high reached 57 and low 46 with a 0.08 inch precipitation. Yesterday's readings were 74 and 49. The forecast calls for overnight lows mid 50s and Saturday highs in the 70s with south to southeast winds 5 to 15 mph.
Claim Cut by 10 980 000 In suit against Neosho juvenile officer
Timothy Albertson of Lawrence reduced his punitive claim against Ray Zumalt juvenile officer for Neosho County from 11 million to 20 thousand after a Thursday hearing in District Court before Judge Robert F. Stadler. District court procedures set deadlines for briefs and a $50 court cost.
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Lawrence
Ray Zumalt
Neosho County
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Zumalt
Robert F. Stadler
District Court
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Woodson
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Donaldson
Raymond W. Radford
Stadler
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Swedish Folk Dance Troupe At St Patrick's Gym
A Swedish folk dance troupe from Helsingland will perform at 8 p.m. October 22 at St Patrick's gym in Chanute. The Neosho Valley Arts Council brings them after Lindsborg engagement and they will join the Veterans Day parade. Tickets cost 2 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for students.
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Fish Kill Cleans Lake Upstream At Santa Fe Lake
Fisheries supervisor John Ray says substances used to kill upstream fish were applied with farmer consent to prevent rapid breeding. The plan aims to allow restocking next spring while monitoring pH and algae as water mixes after last July's acid spill.
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Organist Fox Performs in Chanute at First Presbyterian
Former Chanute resident Frank M. Fox of New York City returns to play an organ concert at 4 p.m. Sunday in First Presbyterian Church with free admission and a free will offering. Fox teaches organ, serves as church organist in Brooklyn, and has Carnegie Hall and Juilliard connections.
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Juilliard School of Music
New York
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Dinner set Oct 20 marks UN event for foreign students
The annual Round the World dinner will be at 6 30 p m Oct 20 at Hutton School hosted by the Neosho County United Nations Association. Foreign students from area colleges will attend. attendees should bring covered dishes and provide service for guests. Sixth graders craft United Nations flag replicas for table decor.
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Chanute
Henry Watkins
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Gerald Burghart
Hutton
United Nations
Intercepted Letter Mentions PTA Distortions
A brief note titled Intercepted Letter Dear Cha details concerns about disseminating distortions within the PTA. The message appears as a personal communication referencing organizational tensions and potential public misunderstanding.
Humboldt Mental Health Center urged to expand services
Evaluation of the Southeast Kansas Mental Health Center in Humboldt praised its staff and urged expansion. Dr. Herbert Modlin and Jerry Randolph recommended increased financing for more staffing, outreach clinics, and broader community services, with state funding debates noted in Topeka.
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Christmas Parade in Chanute Planned for December
The Chanute Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Christmas Parade on December 8 with Rotary Club prizes for the float competition. First prize is 50 dollars, second 35 dollars, third 20 dollars. A judges panel will determine winners based on originality appearance and Christmas theme fit. No entry deadline yet.
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PTA Faults Media Ethics in Kansas Resolution
The Kansas PTA at its 60th annual convention accuses mass media of excessive preoccupation with violence crime and sex and asks for higher ethical standards to provide more wholesome entertainment for youths. Also in Topeka delegates discuss national party leadership with Sen. Bob Dole favored to join Spiro Agnew as vice president. Representatives recommend Dole, while Alf Landon cites Hugh Scott and Joe Shubitz backs Gerald Ford.
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Flood Kills Five In Oklahoma Floods
Death toll climbs to five as rescue teams comb rain soaked debris in north central Oklahoma. Enid bears the brunt with near record rain of 16 inches and widespread flooding leaving many homeless.
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Associated Press
Oklahoma
Recue
Enid
First Indictment in Watergate Probe
Egil Krogh Jr. was indicted by a Watergate grand jury on charges that he lied under oath about the activities of E Howard Hunt and G Gordon Liddy. The case proceeded briefly before Judge John J. Sirica and Krogh did not appear in court.
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U.S. District Court
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Krogh
E. Howard Hunt
G. Gordon Liddy
Eban Discusses Arab Military Buildup With Kissinger
Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban told Secretary Kissinger last week about an Arab military buildup. He appeared unconcerned in a New York talk two days before renewed Mideast hostilities, noting Israel viewed the mobilization as defensive.
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House set to approve restraints on presidential war power
In Washington the House is expected to pass landmark limits on the president’s war powers with a veto by President Nixon looming. Supporters said today’s vote would signal whether the veto could be overridden.
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Senate House conferees modify weapons bill wording
Washington AP reports conferees dropped specific overseas troop reductions from the weapons authorization bill while keeping a provision for U S force reductions in Europe aligned to NATO allies failure to offset U S trade deficits.
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Nixon Admin Plans Mandatory Fuel Allocation Plan
Washington AP reports the Nixon administration will announce a mandatory fuel allocation program for heating oil kerosene jet and diesel fuel. The House Rules Committee voted Thursday against delaying action on broader legislation expanding the program.
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Israel Forces Push into Syria as Golan Settlements Reopen
Israeli tank units backed by air power advance into Syrian territory as civilians reclaim all but one Golan Heights settlement. The operation follows ongoing hostilities and marks a significant escalation in the border conflict.
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