Sleepwalking into Fortune? A Sleepwalker’s Odd Prospect
Kansas City AP report sketches a quirky portrait of a sleepwalker who turns up at random events in pajamas to discuss odd markets and foam-rubber capstans. The piece suggests forming a group like Somnambulists Anonymous to organize such sleepers. It notes his wife and hospital staff confirm irregular sleeping hours.
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Harry F. Rosenthal
Kansas City, Mo
Somnambulists
Manitou
Iowa
Plan for oil importers prompts quota bidding reform
A Texas Independent Producers and Royalty Owners group urged a quota bidding system before the Senate Small Business Committee. They seek licenses for oil imports and reserve quotas with no bidding, while maintaining 15 percent allocation for small independent refiners. The campaign also targets liberal foreign tax credits policy.
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Texas Association
W. E. Turner
Texas Group
J. A. Mull Jr
Wichita
Kan
Yates Center Weekend Visitors and Local Church News
Visitors included Mrs B E Minton and children Nita and Robert of Oklahoma City with Mr and Mrs Minton returning home while Nita and Robert stay for the week. Chief Warrant Officer T A Ralston Jr and family from Ft Sill Oklahoma visit H J Sterling. Local pastors Walter and Eve Everhart move to the Baptist parsonage. a 23 person picnic followed by planning for the fall 2nd district conference on Oct 18. Former residents Earl Wier and Doug of Hugoton visited. Bridal shower for Charlotte Kesterson hosted with 27 guests. District Eldership meeting at New York Valley Church of God drew about 60. Mrs Jo Bennett left for Fairfield California for a month with daughter Curtis Ivey.
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Ft. Sill
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Russell Bishop
Frank Smith
Gene Hatch
Pharoh
Okla
Smiths
Walter Everhart
First Baptist Church
Earl Wier
Doug
Hugoton
Yates Center
M. Hartzler
E. Kimbell
Zula Tipton
Presbyterian Church
Charlotte Kesterson
New York Valley Church of God
Jo Bennett
Curtis Ivey
Fairfield
Cailif
Residents and visitors tour Kansas City and Wichita area
Mrs Phyllis Barnes daughter of Rex and Mary Sterling and her son Mike traveled to Kansas City Saturday to meet BM3 Gilbert Barnes returning from Navy leave at Municipal Airport. Other visits include Ralph Barcus Chanute and niece Patricia Nordmeyer Topeka. Families hosting Mary Reep and John Reep en route home from New Jersey Washington DC and New York World's Fair. Betty Farr and Sue Denise Paola visited. Howard Banks returned to Paola after summer with grandparents. Jack Lukens shopped in Wichita. Business and Professional Women's Club met at the city reservoir.
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Phyllis Barnes
Rex Sterling
Mike
Kansas City
Gilbert Barnes
Municipal
Navy
Leonard Oswald
Ralph Barcus
Chanute
Patricia Nordmeyer
Topeka
Mary Reep
John Reep
Wichita
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Keep
Andrew Weide
Maxine
Vernon
Boyce McConnell
A. W. Hawes
Mr. Hawes
Ford
New York City
Betty Farr
Sue Denise
Paola
B. McConnell
Howard Banks
Jack Lukens
Court Upholds Estes Conviction
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Monday upheld Billy Sol Estes's mail fraud and conspiracy conviction. The court ruled the trial judge erred in denying a directed verdict of innocence due to insufficient evidence, and Estes remains sentenced to 15 years for counts tied to fertilizer tank mortgage schemes.
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Estes
World Council chief sees ecumenism still distant
AP report from Geneva notes Dr W A Visser t Hooft of the World Council of Churches says Pope Paul VI’s encyclical shows Christian unity remains far off yet praises dialogue emphasis. He warns the encyclical frames dialogue as communication of the Roman Church’s truth.
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W. A. Visser't Hooft
World Council of Churches
Paul
Visser’t Hooft
Soviet Gruzia buzzed by U.S. planes near Kaliningrad report
The Chanute Tribune notes U.S. sailors on deck in lifejackets and claims the Gruzia was buzzed several times by U.S. planes. The captain offered no location or timing. The Gruzia is docked in the Soviet port of Kaliningrad.
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Soviet
Kalingrad
Back-On Collision Wrecks Cars in Hopkinsville Driveway Exit
Phillip S. Tribble and Barbara Dickie backed out of driveways on a Hopkinsville street and collided when neither looked back. Both drivers were embarrassed but unhurt in the minor accident.
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Hopkinsville, Ky
Phillip S. Tribble
Barbara Dickie
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