Mideast Debate Set for UN Assembly Next Week
Delegates expect the General Assembly to convene within 24 hours after a Security Council call for an emergency session. The United States and Soviet resolutions push for Assembly action on Lebanon and Jordan complaints, with aims to stabilize the Middle East and address Arab nationalism, water shortages, and Palestinian refugees.
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Southeast Kansas Corner Highlights July Library Circulation Record
Southeast Kansas Corner notes the Neodesha library achieved a July record with 2,848 books circulated. Coffeyville reports a vacated Ludowici-Celadon site attracting two out of town firms for a shopping center and housing development. Independence commissioners revoke Cranor Auction license effective Sept. 5 after neighbor protests. Pittsburg arranging bus transport to Topeka for Aug. 13 Kansas S 69 Highway Association meeting with state highway commission. Girard budget calls for a 2.699 mill levy increase to 27.631 mills. Neodesha high school enrollment checks and locker assignments set for week of Aug. 19.
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Local notices from multiple towns on enrollments and community events
Enrollment was carried out last spring and high school textbooks will be on rental this year. Donations for Mary Camper’s heart operation are nearly assured with Mayo Clinic performing the surgery. Merrill Powell resigns from the cemetery board after policy questions. A large parade opens Woodson County fair with wins for 4 H floats and others. Freshman enrollment dates set for Aug with other grades in Aug and Sept. Cherokee County business picnic scheduled for Aug 19. Sister Leona named hospital administrator. Burling ton Booster club formed with penalties for red hat wearers. Linn County vote rejects $170 000 county home bond.
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89 Year-Old Invalid Shot to Death in Kansas City
In Kansas City AP report Nichols W. Delzeit an 89 year old invalid was shot to death at his son in law Joseph H Donelson's home. Donelson about 55 was taken into custody. No charges filed. Mrs Barbara Donelson heard a gunshot as the family drank coffee and found Delzeit dead with a shotgun in Donelson's hand. He had poor health and recently received last rites. Donelson complained of dizzy spells and memory loss.
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Nichols W. Delzeit
Joseph H. Donelson
Barbara Donelson
Two Kansans Tops In School Rodeo
In Sulphur Louisiana at the tenth annual National High School Rodeo event Davice Hudson of Seon Kansas won steer dozing in 9 seconds and Glori da Bougher of Lawrence Kansas took the girls pure bending title in 185 seconds Ronnie Oakerson of Kansas City was also among winners in bull riding.
Crawling Under Train Fatal for Little Girls at Crossing
In Littlefield Texas an idling freight train stalled at a crossing as three sisters crawled beneath. Dora Rodriguez, 13, was crushed to death when the train lurched forward. Carolina Martinez, 11, lost a leg, while Josephine Rodriguez, 15, escaped unharmed.
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Dora Rodriguez
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Hog and cattle prices slip across Kansas and Parsons markets
Kansas City livestock reports show hog prices easing with barrows and gilts down to 59, sows steady, and cattle values mixed across grain fed steers, heifers, and calves. Parsons market notes hogs steady with No. 1 grade 200-230 pounds at 22.50 to 22.75, cattle steady for various weight classes, and sheep figures largely unchanged.
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Parsons Livestock
Parsons
U. S
Wall Street Clings to Gains After Two Day Decline
In late trading the market held slight gains with oils and specialties leading the advance by one to three points. Most issues rose fractions while some small losses appeared. Volume ran about 3 million shares, below Wednesday's 3.44 million. Rails edged up fractions, motors modestly higher.
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Agricultural Market Roundup From Kansas City
Wheat prices eased while corn and soybeans rose on futures trading. Kansas City cash quotes show mixed moves across grain, feed, and livestock, with notes on hay receipts and egg prices in the latest market report.
East Kansas Oil and Gas Assn to Meet in Eureka
The East Kansas Oil and Gas Association plans its second annual meeting at Eureka Municipal Auditorium on Sept 10 with a social hour at Greenwood Hotel. Ward A McGinnis hosts. ballots will be counted and new officers announced. About 900 members across 25 eastern Kansas counties. Candidates: President Albion W Bailey and A P Brigham. vice presidents Mack C Cof Roscoe L Mendenhall C L Sheedy Jr. secretary Charles G Cauncey J E Guinotte. treasurers Fred Griswold F Merton Jeannes.
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C. L. Sheedy Jr
Yates Center
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Leo Veeder
Cherryvale
Charles G. Cauncey
J. E. Guinotte
Chanute
Fred Griswold
F. Merton Jeannes
Deaths and Funerals Wesley W. Johnson 72
Wesley W. Johnson 72 died at his home 109 N Evergreen after a heart attack. He moved here six years ago from Hiawatha and operated A and B Furniture. Survived by wife Alice Sjoholm Dee 1908, three sons J Wilford Allen Chester, five grandchildren, two great grandchildren, and brother Forest Johnson of Waco Texas. He was a Grant Avenue Baptist and Masonic Lodge member. Funeral arrangements by Johnson Mortuary are incomplete.
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Bill) Johnson
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Chanute
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Grant Avenue Baptist Church
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Global Briefs: Rail service resumes in Mexico City strike settlement
AP reports Mexico City railroad operations slated to return to normal today after a four day strike ended on the strikers terms. Other bullets note political and religious events across the globe from Britain to the Netherlands and Jordan.
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Cliff Ratner Wins GOP Nomination for 67th District
Cliff W. Ratner of Wichita, son of former governor Payne H. Ratner, captured the Republican nomination for state representative in the 67th district defeating chiropractor F DeSales Smith 2909 to 1550. His Democratic opponent will face incumbent Rep Curtis R McClinton in November.
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Payne H. Ratner
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Briefs from Chanute area note minor car damage and local visits
Police reported damage to the right front fender and side of a 1955 Plymouth and to the left side of a 1958 US Royal Tires Rambler during a U turn attempt. Officers identified drivers as Glen Holbert and Ralph Emerson Powell of Butler Missouri. Nearby social items include visits and family news across Chanute and Augusta with local residents traveling to Colorado and St. Louis.
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Admittances Dismissals and Births Noted in Daily Transcript
Wednesday hospital entries show Mrs John L Splane and Karla Jeffers among admittances. dismissals include Sam Splane and many others. births recorded for Patrick Fitzmorris and H W Keighley. Traffic citation issued for Ella May Powell with $10 bond posted.
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Manuel Martinez
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Ida Palen
S. Washington
Hessel Ray
Humboldt
Tommy Erickson
S. Kansas
Frank Jordan
N. Washington
Marie Buster
Helen Sickmann
Buffalo
H. W. Keighley
W. Walnut
Ella May Powell
W. Main
Clarence Beck Quits Banking Board Post
Clarence Beck, of Emporia, resigns as attorney for the Democratic controlled Banking Board a post he has held since 1941 J A Driscoll is elected to succeed Beck subject to Board approval Beck was rehired for six months on July 1 and had indicated willingness to resign if the board asked Gov George Docking had urged Beck to resign after criticism from Clyde Reed Jr in the Hoyt Bank closure case Beck is a lawyer with ties to the same law group
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Campaign official denies resignation request details
The Chanute Tribune across page two notes Sam Mellinger as Reed's campaign manager while O'Leary states neither he nor the Banking Board asked Beck to resign.
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Guild Meets Barathea Service at EUB Church
The Guild met Tuesday night at the EUB church with Mrs. Bernard Ford presiding. Twenty two answered roll call with a Cool Refreshment. Mrs. Bob McLaren and Mrs. Bob Griffith led the program. Mystery sisters were revealed.
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Bernard Ford
Bob McLaren
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