Big Red One Scholarship Fund Supports 1st Division Families
In DIAN Vietnam the U S 1st Infantry Division has raised over 50000 in four months through poker dice and beer blasts to fund college for sons of fallen comrades. A dozen scholarships already awarded and 80 more pending honor Sgt Ralph Nunez of San Pedro California whose patrol was ambushed in War Zone C. Widow says he died proud of the Big Red One as Maj Gen William DePuy notes aid to survivors of over 900 1st Division infantrymen killed since arrival in Vietnam a year and a half ago Eric Nunez is among the first recipients.
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Dian
South Vietnam
U.S
Ralph Nunez
San Pedro
Cal
War Zone C
William E. DePuy
Vietnam
Eric
DePuy
1St
Eric Nunez
Birds and dental care abc summary in multiple cities
In Seattle the Audubon Society reports 15 134 starlings among 35 046 birds counted within a 7 6 mile radius of downtown. In Boston a study links later first dental visits to higher costs, with aged four at first visit incurring about 30 dollars versus 169 dollars for those five and older. In Richmond Virginia pays private attorneys 800 000 since the early 1950s for civil rights reapportionment court cases with 115 647 spent in 1965 66.
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Seattle, Wash
Seattle
Audubon Society
Boston
Children’s Medical Center
Richmond
Virginia
State Controller's Office
State Fund
Campaign to curb vandalism opens in Birmingham hall
In Birmingham England an AP report says a week long anti vandalism campaign started at an exhibition hall. Minutes later police sought a thief who took a box of 800 badges bearing I am lending a hand to stop vandals.
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Birmingham
England
Unemployment near 13 year low seen this year
The 1966 unemployment rate at 3.9 percent may hold or rise to around 4.0 percent in 1967. The Bureau of Labor Statistics calls for adding more than 1.7 million nonfarm jobs in 1967 to continue reducing joblessness.
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Washington
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Mohammed Hashem Maiwandwal
Afghanistan
Johnson
Labor Department
New Year Visits Across Families In Rural Kansas
Social notes record New Year visits and family gatherings across Urbana Erie McCune Chanute Parsons Thayer and Galesburg with the Osborn Dunivant Hummer Bailey Bowman and Stipp households plus an aside on space aerial photography covering thousands of square miles despite a modest orbital image.
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Fred Osborn
Freddie
Randy
Dean Stipp
Erie
Osborns
Kenny Shultz
Brian
Bruce
Brenda
McCune
David Osborn
Judy Duff
Thayer
Glenn Hummer
Fred
Lori
Chanute
Howard Bailey
Bailey’s
Edith Hummer
Carl Bowman
Parsons
Allen Bowman
Cindy Virginia
Michael
L. S. Harrold
Charles Stroh
Debby
Sandy
Break Dad’s Habit Confide No More in Him
A 17 year old asks how to stop her father from sharing private family details with neighbors. The panel advises either breaking his ramper type habit or ending confiding, suggests enlisting relatives clergy or trusted friends, and outlines a plan to proceed firmly yet kindly while preserving the parent daughter relationship.
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Venus
Kansas State Extends 11 District Sheep and Wool Schools
Kansas State University extension livestock specialists announce 11 one day district sheep and wool schools across the state starting January 18 in Goodland and concluding February 2 in Meade. Sessions begin 9:30 a.m. with reports on ewe flock research parasites and diseases pasture management and a lamb luncheon.
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Manhattan
Kansas State University Extension Livestock Specialists
Goodland
Hill City
la Crosse
Holton
Abilene
Mankato
Lyons
Ottawa
Erie
el Dorado
Meade
Kansas
Kansas State University
Keith 0. Zoellner
Herman W. Westmeyer
Wendell A. Moyer
W. E. McAdams
George Halazon
Carl Menzies
KSA
Dale Edelblute
Homer K. Caley
Lislie Kohl
Kansas Sheep and Wool Assn
Demi Shahan
Bird City
Kansas Sheep and Wool Auxiliary
H. C. Ruchert
A. Innes
Midwest Wool Marketing Assn
Kansas City
Ann Swearingen
State Board of Agriculture
Topeka
Bob Lukens
Beloit
Tiny Mouse Fitted For Space Trips
A desert pocket mouse fitted with a pea sized radio transmitter is being groomed for future space journeys. Dr. Orr E. Reynolds of NASA described the astroMouse as water independent and capable of orbit testing with astronauts or as a biological specimen in a probe. The device can broadcast body temperature for six months and may inspire medical telemetry in ulcer and tumor detection.
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Washington
Orr E. Reynolds
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Reynolds
Southwest
Coffeyville Students Face Contempt Fines in Court
In Coffeyville, 31 Community Junior College men cited for disturbing the peace on December 8 had disorderly conduct charges dismissed. 14 were fined $10 each for contempt of court after failing to appear on December 21, with fines suspended. Parson: Wanda Gibson of Cherryvale returned from a 16 day Holy Land study trip via Southwestern State College, visiting Lebanon to Greece. National Geographic notes a grown elephant eats about 800 pounds of fodder daily.
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Coffeyville
Coffeyville Community Junior College
Parsons
Wanda Gibson
Cherryvale
Holy Land
Service Valley School of Unified District 504
Labette County
Gibson
Southwestern State College of Oklahoma
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Egypt
Greece
Israel
Metropolitan keeps personal touch amid big growth
The article notes that customers value Metro politan for the same respectful, attentive service even as the company expands. It emphasizes that size has not erased the personal approach that customers appreciate.
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Metropolitan
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John P. MecConnel
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Julius A. Stratton
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Georgia
Richard Clark
Utah
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