Doctor Says Nixon Needs Relaxation
President Nixon’s physician Dr. Walter R. Tkach says he will again press the case for more rest for the president. The 56-year-old Air Force brigadier general has been Nixon’s White House doctor since 1968 and has treated him for chest pains and other ailments while noting Nixon’s reluctance to acknowledge illness.
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Walker Girl Is New Miss Kansas
Jane Marie Schulte from Walker was crowned Miss Kansas in Pratt, a Fort Hays State College music student heading to Atlantic City for Miss America. The 20 year old senior sang A Night at the Copa and plans a singing career. Second place went to Sue Ham of Hutchinson, with Ilene Shalala, Debbie Witt, and Claudette Beverwijk also placing. Lt Gov Dave Owen crowned the winner before 1,875 spectators.
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Bigger Cattle Sought to Boost Meat Supply
Denver AP reports that bigger cattle could yield more meat but may not be economical for the industry. Some researchers favor lighter, younger steers for quality. others push freezing retail cuts to build inventory. Feeders struggle with DES ban, high costs, and limited open range, while breeders experiment with crossbreeds to reach 800 to 900 pound carcasses. Monfort notes heavier carcasses cut processing costs per unit.
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City pays parity referendum faces deadline for action
City seeks declaratory judgment from Douglas County District Court to classify pay parity for fire and police as administrative or legislative. Signers of the referendum petition include John W. McArdle, who argues the issue is a referendum subject. If no extension is granted, a hearing or ruling may be set on the matter.
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Witnesses End Five Day Convention With Global Campaign Call
More than 38,000 Jehovah's Witnesses head home from a five day convention in Kansas City after Lyman Swingle urged a worldwide door to door evangelistic drive themed divine victory. The final day featured a policy speech to be replicated at 68 assemblies as volunteers began a mass cleanup after serving 97,785 meals at Royals Stadium.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Lyman A. Swingle
Swingle
Royals Stadium
Chinese House opens for authentic meals in center area
The Chinese House offers authentic Chinese dishes at the center location with hours from morning to evening. It operates daily with Monday through slight variations in timing.
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Wal
Fire kills couple in six room Gladstone home
Fire swept through a six room Gladstone Missouri house Sunday, killing the residents Harry A Taylor 60 and Madge Taylor 63. Neighbors identified the bodies on a bed in a bedroom as police confirmed the missing persons.
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Meat plants across Iowa shut or slow under price freeze
Iowa meat processors report closures and cutbacks blamed on a 60 day price freeze. The move has reduced hog and beef production, prompted layoffs of hundreds, and raised fears of shortages and higher prices. Armour Mason City and Rath Waterloo halted hog processing, affecting 300 to 400 workers.
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Speed Fines Rise in Lawrence Weekly Court Totals
Lawrence Municipal Court last week assessed 52 traffic convictions totaling 893 dollars and 1 153 dollars in weekly fines. Among moves, 34 speeders paid 440 50 dollars while 15 others paid non speed penalties totaling 452 50 dollars. Other penalties included 175 dollars for drunk driving and 75 dollars for license suspensions.
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