Christmas Season Starts to Sparkle
An Associated Press survey shows Christmas shopping moving earlier nationwide due to the Viet Nam war. Store managers in Kansas City Pittsburgh San Francisco Helena Seattle and Dallas note heavier early demand and increased gift wrapping while some shoppers complain about rushing the season but public acceptance grows.
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New York
Associated Press
Sonny
W.G. Austin
Kansas City Merchants Association
John McNavola
W. T. Grant
Pittsburgh
Viet Nam
H.P. Smith
Woolworth
San Francisco
Helena
Mont
Ben Morris
J.C. Penney
Frederick and Nelson Department Store
Seattle
Alfred Pierotti
Titche-Goettinger
Dallas
Tex
United Fund in Action Continuous Mental Health Plan
The Neosho County Mental Health Association, aided by the Chanute United Fund, works year round to assist emotionally disturbed residents and families and educates on mental health. Last year they connected 43 Osawatomie State Hospital admissions to services and helped 85 county residents access the Southeastern Kansas Mental Health Center at Humboldt for care and hospitalization.
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Neosho County Mental Health Association
Chanute United Fund
The
County Mental Health Association
Osawatomie State Hospital
Neosho County
Southeastern
Chanute
George Crockatt
East Fourth
Mental Health Association
Association
United Fund
Reprimanded Officer Takes Over XB70A Flight
Col. Joseph Cotton, XB70A test force director, supervised the next air test after a June 8 crash. A second XB70A will fly next week with chase planes for sonic boom tests at Edwards Air Force Base, while two others faced reprimand over the earlier mission.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Joseph Cotton
Air Force
Cotton
Harold Brown
General Eelectric
Edwards
Efficiency Revolution On Farm
Kansas City Associated Press members re elected state chairmen John Chandley of the Kansas City Times as Missouri chairman and Robert B. Wellington of the Ottawa Herald as Kansas chair. The joint meeting highlighted how applied science boosts farm output with fewer acres and workers.
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Kansas City
Associated Press
Kansas
Missouri
John Chandley
Kansas City Times
Robert B. Wellington
Ottawa Herald
Kansas Group
Ovid A. Martin
Martin
Milk may guard stomach cancer risk says Tokyo study
Researchers at the International Cancer Congress say milk intake correlated with lower stomach cancer risk in Japan, while daily salted pickles linked to higher risk. Diets combining milk meat and green yellow vegetables showed the lowest incidence, though no single factor was definitive.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hirayama
J.F. Higginson
International Agency For Research On Cancer
Kansas City
United States
Group Named Neochanteurs Chooses New Chorus Title
The high school and junior college vocal group formerly called the Madrigals or the Chanut ennanys rehearsed under its new name Neochanteurs. Director Harold Tarpley announced weeks ago a desired rename and the chorus plans folk madrigal and jazz programs this winter with string accompaniment. The pronunciation offered is Ne-O-shun-TURS.
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Madrigals
Chanutennanys
Harold Tarpley
Cambodian Teeth Traditions Spark Luck Beliefs
Cambodians associate white teeth with bad luck and darken or adorn teeth using betel nut, gold, or gems, a practice noted in National Geographic.
Possible link between cooked fats and stomach cancer explored
Dr Higginson noted a possible relationship between cooked fats and stomach cancers but could not rule it out. He urged larger surveys in Western countries to investigate the connection further.
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Higginson
Harvey Cast Announced For Junior College Play
Following tryouts Glen Bacus announces the Harvey cast for the first junior college play of the school year. The production runs November 17 and 18 with performers Myrtle Debbie Myers Vera Margaret Eggars Elwood Chester Day Mrs Ethel Paula McMurray Ruth Kelly Martha McCoy Wilson Marion Whyers Sanderson Bob Crumrine Chumbley Mike Mitchell Betty Pam Ellis judge Steve Akins Lofgren Ron Goltry.
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Harvey
Glen Bacus
Myrtle
Debbie Myers
Vera
Margaret Eggars
Elwood
Chester Day
Ethel
Paula McMurray
Ruth Kelly
Martha McCoy
Wilson
Marion Whyers
Sanderson
Bob Crumrine
Chumbley
Mike Mitchell
Betty
Pam Ellis
Judge
Steve Akins
Lofgren
Ron Goltry
Solar cells power satellite electronics with sun energy
Solar cells convert sunlight into electricity to run devices on satellites, providing a compact energy source for space missions. This technology enables longer operation and reduces reliance on other power systems aboard spacecraft.
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Emerson
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