United States Dispatches Carrier Task Force to Indian Ocean
The Pentagon announced a U S carrier task force including the Hancock and five destroyers was dispatched from the Pacific to the Indian Ocean in response to Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean. Officials say a move toward the Middle East is not yet decided as precautionary alerts stay in effect for about 400 000 troops.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Indian Ocean
Pentagon
Jerry W. Friedheim
U.S
Hancock
Pacific Ocean
Soviet Union
Middle East
Friedheim
Straits of Malacca
Station rededicated in memory of Fred M Harris at KU
Lawrence Senator Robert Dole attended rededication ceremonies for the University of Kansas radio station KANU in Lawrence. The station was rededicated in memory of Fred M Harris of Ottawa, a 20 year Board of Regents member. Gifts for modernization were given by Jack Harris of Hutchinson and Sid Harris of Ottawa.
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Lawrence
Nixon
Robert Dole
Rrian
Dole
Republican National Committee
University of Kansas
KANU
Fred M. Harris
Ottawa
Chanute
Harris
Board of Regents
Jack Harris
Hutchinson
Sid Harris
Not so cool forecast from Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune notes a warmer trend with mild conditions continuing as temperatures rise, breaking a cooler spell. Forecasters expect comfortable afternoons and light breezes across the region.
Rep John P Saylor Dies After Heart Surgery in Houston
Washington AP reports Rep. John P. Saylor of Pennsylvania, a 25 year veteran, died Sunday in Houston after undergoing heart surgery the prior Wednesday.
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Washington
John P
Countywide law enforcement debated at regional planning meeting
The Southeast Regional Planning Commission discussed countywide policing and contracting with smaller communities. Mike Manning argued consolidation reduces sheriff duties. contract policing is better accepted. Education notes include an American Red Cross first aid class in Erie with instructors Bright and Audiss. Enrollment via Chanute Red Cross or fire department offices.
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Southeast Regional Planning Commission
Mike Manning
Governor's Committee On Criminal Administration
Suspect Arrested in Drugstore Burglary
Erie officers nabbed Mark Dean Steimel 18 of Parsons within a day of a burglary at Richeys Drug Store. About 600 dollars in narcotics and watches were stolen. drugs recovered at a Parsons home. Steimel faces burglary and theft charges as multiple agencies cooperated in the case.
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Richey’s
David Kern
Mark Dean Steimel
Parsons
Arden Hammans
Steimel
Kern
Neosho County
Labette County
Erie Police Department
Parsons Police Department
Pastor Forrest J. Robinson enters race for Kansas governor
The Rev. Forrest J. Robinson, United Methodist pastor of a Wichita church for six years, formally announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for governor in 1974. He told reporters he would resign from the pulpit January 1, 1974 and focus on building a new basis for trust in government. The news conference drew more than 100 attendees.
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Wichita
Kan
United Methodist Church
Forrest J. Robinson
Neewollah Parade Draws Thousands in Independence
Independence observed the Grand Neewollah Parade with over 120 marching units while Laurie DiLorio aged 17 descended as queen. The procession lasted beyond ninety minutes as crowds lined the route.
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Independence
Neewollah
Laurie DiLorio
Lawrence DiLorio
Egyptians Receive Supplies On Cairo Suez Road
Senior Israeli and Egyptian officers met near a desert gully sixty miles from Cairo to arrange aid deliveries for the besieged 20 000 member Egyptian 3rd Army trapped in the Sinai. Ten hours later the first ten of one hundred supply trucks crossed into Israeli lines after inspection for weapons, with U N drivers guiding them to the Suez Canal.
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Cairo
No Man's Land
U.N
Suez Canal
Sinai Desert
Aharon Yariy
Bashir Shariff
Wadi al-Jandali
Suez
Trade change urged to pause liberalization with Soviet Union
The Nixon administration asked Congress to temporarily shelve the proposal to liberalize trade with the Soviet Union. Peter Flanagan, the president’s foreign economic policy adviser, said the stance is temporary and could shift if a Middle East peace settlement is achieved.
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Washington
Nixon
Congress
Soviet Union
Peter Flanagan
Middle East
Spook Parade Kicks Off Chanute Halloween Fest
Chanute Kiwanis Club sponsors the 26th Halloween Spook Parade. Chanute grade school students in costumes gather at 6 p.m. in Bank of Commerce lot for judging by Kiwanis members. Parade ends at Memorial Building at 7:15 p.m. awards for top five monstrosities. Royster Junior High bands join the event.
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Chanute Kiwanis Club
Chanute
Bank of Commerce
Memorial Building
Royster Junior High
Australians travel to United States as musicians seek visa insights
Rod Fearnehough and Bill Jeffrey, Australian musicians, visited the United States Aug 18 to Nov 30 staying with Mrs. Martha McCarty in Nashville. They faced travel hurdles including a broken car window theft, loss of luggage, and a robbed greeting in Nashville, yet remained hopeful about working or immigrating in the future.
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Rod Fearnehough
United States
Australia
Fearnehough
Bill Jeffrey
Martha McCarty
Glenda
S. Santa Fe
Dig
U.S
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Alice Springs
Woomera
Nashville
America
Americans
Georgia
Tennessee
Glenda McCarty
Intercepted Letter Mentions Offset Tribune Heist
An intercepted note alleges Osborn took the first copy of the Offset Tribune off the presses, with a claim that the sender doubted the credibility of the assertion.
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Osborn
Offset Tribune
Turner joins Tribune as photographer and area reporter
Malcolm Turner 22 joins The Tribune staff as photographer and area reporter replacing Barbara Kihm. A 1973 KU journalism graduate, he previously worked three years at Pittsburg Headlight Sun and has served part time with the University Daily Kansan and Kansas State Geological Survey. He resides at 215 N Evergreen.
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Malcolm Turner
Tribune
Barbara Kihm
Turner
University of Kansas
K.U
Pittsburg
Skylab 3 Countdown Underway For November Launch
Cape Canaveral AP The countdown for the Skylab 3 mission to the space station is under way with astronauts Gerald Carr William Pogue and Edward Gibson. The Saturn 1B rocket and Apollo ferry ship are undergoing checks as the first phase runs until Friday followed by a rehearsal and final preparations next week.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Gerald P. Carr
William R. Pogue
Edward G. Gibson
America
Skylab Space Station
Weather Area Forecast Shows Warmer Weekend Ahead
Increasing cloudiness and not as cool tonight with lows in the upper 30s to lower 40s. Tuesday brings cloudy to partly cloudy skies with a 30 percent chance of rain or showers and highs in the mid to upper 50s. Southerly winds 10 to 25 mph tonight. Rain chances rise to 30 percent Tuesday.
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Chanute Tribune
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Houston
Tex
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Pressman
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
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Solid Waste Services, Inc
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Linn
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Miami
Chanute Senior High
Jeffrey
John Bedingfield
Garland, Tex
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Malicolm Turner
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