Nixon cuts bombing in North Vietnam as talks continue
President Nixon has reduced bombing around Hanoi and Haiphong during key peace negotiations. The move coincides with the onset of the northeast monsoons which traditionally lower U.S. air activity in the North.
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Saigon
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
U.S
7Th Fleet
Tonkin Gulf
North Vietnam
South China Sea
South Vietnam
United Sates
USS. Command
Optometrist Dr. Lowe Opens New Office in Knight Building
Dr. Jack L. Lowe opens an optometric practice at 332 W. Main in the Knight German and Williams Building. A Chanute native, he graduated from Chanute High School and Los Angeles College of Optometry in 1957. He has 15 years of Hugoton practice and is active in Lions Rotary and the Southwest Kansas Optometric Association. He and his wife Carolyn live at 519 S Evergreen with two children.
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Jack L. Lowe
Knight, German, and Williams
W. Main
Dr. Lowe
Opal Lowe
Virgil Lowe
Neosho County
Stark
Erie
Chanute
Chanute High School
Chanute Junior College
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Kansas Optometric Association
Los Angeles College of Optometry
Hugoton
Lions Club
Rotary Club
Southwest Kansas Optometric Association
American Optometric Association
Methodist Church and Elks
Lowe
Carolyn
Jan
Jennifer
S. Evergreen
Deaths and Funerals Lead List From Buffalo and Elsmore
Obituaries note Josh Puckett of Buffalo who died after a heart attack while driving and funeral services scheduled at the Church of the Nazarene with burial at Maple Grove Cemetery. Dorance Hoxworth, a former Elsmore resident, died in Chowchilla, California, with its funeral set at the United Methodist Church in Elsmore.
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Buffalo
Joshua Puckett
Church of the Nazarene
Maple Grove
Roper
Dunham- Timmons
Fredonia
Puckett
Wilson County
Leora
Carl Fahrbach
Wichita
Esther Mayes
Webb City
Elsmore
Dorance
Margaret) Hoxworth
Chowchilla
Calif
California
Moran, Bronson and
Wellington
Retir
Housing Firm Advances Plan for Chanute Plant
City Commissioner John Schultz announced completion of negotiations with Advanced Systems Homes to build a new plant near Chanute. The site was shifted south of town to Kus tum Electronics industrial ground after discovering pipeline easements east of town. The project faced bids from rival towns and weather could affect the construction schedule. Military reports note Viet Cong and political cadre stockpiling flags and loudspeakers for a cease-fire propaganda effort.
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John Schultz
Advanced Systems Homes
Chanute
Kustum Electronics
Hanoi-Haiphong
North Vietnam
Miller calls for swift sure punishment and law reforms
Vern Miller argues for harsher, clearer penalties to deter crime noting low jail time for most offenders. He cites rising Class 1 crimes through 1970 then a slight drop after 1971 and highlights increased recoveries in consumer fraud and new antitrust cases. He praises law enforcement deterrence, cites Lawrence raids with 83 percent convictions, and discusses interstate liquor sales as a test of state jurisdiction. He credits Chamber efforts and local collaborators for a new seven acre industrial site costing 8400 with 1400 city funds. survey to finish today and construction to start soon.
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Miller
KBI
Lawrence
Amtrak
Independent Baptist Outreach Fellowship wins parade prize
Winning floats with religious and patriotic themes took top prizes in the Veterans Day parade on Monday. First prize went to the Independent Baptist Outreach Fellowship for the float I Will Set My Bow in the Clouds led by Rev. Harold Knight.
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Independent Baptist Outreach Fellowship
Harold Knight
Chanute Stamp Honors Tom Sawyer With Eight Cent Issue
The Chanute post office issues the Tom Sawyer eight cent commemorative stamp the fourth in American folklore series. The U S Postal Service selected a Norman Rockwell painting of the whitewashing episode as the basis for the stamp noting the fence height differs from the original nine feet and thirty yards.
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Chanute
U.S. Postal Service
Norman Rockwell
Tom Sawyer Bulls
Rockwell
Thayer PTO Carnival Set For Saturday Evening
The Thayer Parent-Teacher Organization sponsors a school carnival this Saturday night. The Spook Parade starts downtown at 7 p.m. and the carnival runs 7 30 to 10 30 p.m. with a 12 inch Zenith television as the door prize. Each grade from kindergarten through 12 provides a booth game or cake walk.
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Thayer Parent - Teacher Organization
Calf Dies After Collision With Semi on US 169
A semi-trailer struck a calf three miles south of Thayer on US 169 early today. The calf was killed and the truck sustained $200 damage. Driver was Elvyon L. Bridge 51 of Kansas City Kansas. Calf owner unknown.
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US 169
Thayer
Highway Patrol
Elvyon L. Bridge
Kansas City
Kan
Neighborhood Notes
Bill Lopeman of 1503 S Ashby will attend a stereo seminar in Wichita Wednesday. Mrs H O Turner of 15 S Steuben has returned from Kansas City where she underwent eye surgery at Providence Hospital.
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Bill Lopeman
S. Ashby
Wichita
H. O. Turner
S. Steuben
Kansas City
Providence Hospital
County Farmers Union To Meet Thursday in Erie
Victor Ray of Denver will lead the Neosho County Farmers Union meeting at the county courthouse in Erie Thursday night. Topics include the Russian wheat scandal, corporate farming, high property taxes, and railroad crossing safety. A resolutions committee drafts policy positions for the state convention in Salina November 26-27.
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Victor Ray
Denver
Neosho County Farmers Union
Erie
Ray
Farmers Uion
Leonard Panek
Parsons
Farmers Union
Salina
USO Show Here Friday At Neosho County Court Auditorium
A USO entertainment show from Kansas State Teachers College will play Friday at 8 p.m. in the Neosho County Community Junior College auditorium. Proceeds support the tour overseas to boost morale of American troops. Featured performer Robin Black, former Miss Teenage Kansas from Chanute. Admission 1.00 for adults 0.75 for high school students 0.05 for children under 12 free for under six NOCJC students admitted free.
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California Teachers Association
Elsmore High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Wichita University
Glencoe
Oklo
Fredrick Daniels
Elsmore
Hore
John Daniels
Denver
Cole
William Daniels
Chester Daniels
Lavenburg
Charles Daniels
Watsonville
Calif
Raymond Daniels
Folrt Worth
Tex
Lowell Daniels
Covena
Evelyn Prouse
Attica
Lois Cummings
Spokane
Wash
United Methodist Church
J. M. Torrence
Elemore Cemetery
Talston-Hullon
U.S.O
Neosho County Community Junior College
Robin Black
Kansas
Chanute
NOCJC
Visiting hours and patient census at Neosho Memorial Hospital
Daily Transcript notes visiting hours from 2 04 pm to 6 30 pm and a census of 60 adults and children. Admissions list includes Mrs Ernest Eggers Yates Center Edgar McCullough Humboldt Mrs Oscar Nelson Clathe Mrs Ethel Statel Lafayette and others. Dismissals record couples and individuals including Mrs Dick Sanders Humboldt and Mrs Richard Pilcher Humboldt with births to Mr and Mrs Leon Galemore a boy today.
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Ernest Eggers
Yates Center
Edgar McCullough
Humboldt
Oscar Nelson
Clathe
Ethel Statel
Lafayette
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Optometrist
Mrs. Dorance Hoxworth
Vern Miller
Steve Kinney
Chamber of Commerce Search Committee
Kustom
Schultz
35Th
Hillside Auto Salvage
City Industrial Fund
The
American Legion Auxiliary
Cub Scout Pack 27
Lee Murren
John Smith
Fred Hiller
Max Zimmerman
Thayer Pto
the Wizard OF ID
Prudence Life Insurance
Quikey
County Farmers Union
Bent Seeves
Kustom Electronics
Manley Industries
ILC
Spencer W. Finney
Ken
Beetle Bailey
Andy Capp
D'Iver
Archie
MR. Flutesnoot
Snuffy Smith
Aunt Loweezy
Jughaid
Rithmatick
Steve Canyon
Stalky Schweisenberger
Skeezix
Becky
Daily Transcript
Neosho Memorial Hospital
Dick Sanders and Son
Richard Pilcher
Leonard Scribner
Evergreen
Fern Jenkins
Wilson
William Marsh
Elsie Scogin
Danny Stanley
Leon Galemore
S. Malcolm
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