Cleaver to End Algerian Exile and Return to Uprising
Eldridge Cleaver announces he will return soon from Algeria to pursue urban guerrilla struggle in the United States. He rebukes Communist regimes in China and Cuba and says Nixon’s invitation to Beijing hinders the revolutionary movement. His passport remains revoked after a 1968 Oakland shootout, while his wife and two children arrived in Boston.
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China
Cuba
Black Panther
Eldridge Cleaver
United States
Peking
Nixon
Cleaver
U.S. State Department
Oakland
Calif
Kathleen
Boston
Algeria
Resignation by Wilson fuels political fire and health board actions
The report also lists Kansas industries cited for air and water pollution compliance and alerts Thayer to chlorinate effluent. Wilson resigns amid ties to Frank W. Sharp in a stock scandal probe, defended as political character assassination. Federal probes continue as White House refrains from comment.
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Kansas Board of Health
Chanute Industries
Ash Grove Cement Co
Kansas
Mid-America Refining Co
Monarch Cement Co
Humboldt
Universal Atlas Cement Co
Independence
CRA Inc
Coffeyville
Board of Health
Thayer
Wilson
Frank W. Sharp
Texas
Abortion Penalty Probation Granted in Florida Case
Shirley Ann Wheeler, 23, of Morganton, North Carolina, was placed on two years probation after facing a 20 year term for abortion. She must return to Morganton to live with relatives, leave her partner, and pay about 525 dollars for defense. The case cites a 103 year old Florida law requiring abortion only to protect life or health. Wheeler plans to appeal and may join a Washington protest against abortion laws. Forecast: cloudy cooler Sunday with drizzle, lows in 50s, highs in 70s.
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Florida
Tear Gas Breaks Up Wellington Newton Football Game
A tear gas cloud halted the Wellington Newton high school football game in Newton Kansas Friday night. Five players or fans required treatment for skin irritation and gas inhalation at Axtell Christian Hospital and four at Bethel Deacons Hospital. No admissions. Principal Bernard Scheer said 4500 to 5000 were in attendance. He blamed a deranged mind for the incident.
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Newton
Kan
Wellington
Newton High School
Scheer
Guard Unit Needs Site for Drills in Chanute
The Kansas National Guard unit in Chanute seeks a training site for an afternoon to midnight drill. A single potential site exists but lacks permission. a former site near Thayer is used for cattle until January. The unit also faces a 26 member shortage and may invite prospective guardsmen to observe a maneuver.
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Kansas National Guard
Chanute
Ed Ranz III
Ranz
Thayer
Sgt
Darrell Summers
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Eldridge Warm Welcome Assured
An intercepted note assures Cha Eldridge of a warm welcome and hospitality. The brief message seals friendly intent and official reception without further context.
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Eldridge
Kissinger To Lead Nixon China Visit Preparations
Dr. Henry A. Kissinger departs for Peking to finalize plans for President Nixon’s forthcoming trip to mainland China. The national security adviser will spend about four days in the Chinese capital coordinating talks and logistics.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Peking
Nixon
Mainland
China
Kissinger
Housing funds slow Chanute project while others proceed
Funding delays for public housing grants cited by Dr. J C Sanders chair of Chanute Housing Authority slow the Chanute low rent project. In contrast Jaycees Safari West middle income project and Neosho County Community Junior College dormitory faced no allocation delays. the dorm is complete with 12 vacancies for women among 40 openings and a waiting list for men. Sanders is president of the college and expects no change to women's side delays.
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Chanute Housing Authority
J. C. Sanders
Jaycees Safari West
Neosho County
Sanders
Housing delays push projects to next fall and beyond
Sanders pins slow school growth on housing and falling high school graduate numbers. Safari West opens an open house for 64 housing units funded by private loan and FHA insured mortgage with rent based on one quarter of income and minimums. Chanute Housing Authority awaits HUD approval for 92 low rent units with 50 unit elderly high rise and 42 scattered sites, completion about 18 months away.
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Safari West
Dave Garrett
Safari West, Inc
Federal Housing Authority
Wichita
Garrett
Girl Back From Brain Injury Wins Five Pound Catfish Thrill
Carol Barnhart, 9, on a family outing cast a line in a farm pond and caught a five pound catfish. The moment marks a milestone in her 18 month recovery from brain damage suffered in a 1969 motorcycle accident that left her unconscious and hospitalized at KU Medical Center. She now talks walks and attends Alcott school while progress continues. The family’s fundraising efforts helped cover medical expenses near two thousand dollars.
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Carol Barnhart
Carol
Ray Barnhart
S. Malcolm
Patricia
Neosho Memorial Hospital
KU Medical Center
KU Center
Parson’s Tales of Dr Tinder’s Anecdotes on Local Doctors
Jim Davis quotes Dr J Stanley Tinder who came to Parsons in 1885 about Parsons physicians. anecdotes recount doctors advising on horses slobbering, bathing safety, and a wife giving powder to a sleeping husband, illustrating quirks of local medical practice.
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Jim Davis
The
Parsons Sun
J. Stanley Tinder
Parsons
Tinder
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Mrs. Wheeler
Fredonia
Erty Owners
Yours
FHA
HUD
Housing Authority
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Alcott School
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