Grider Opens Office Hours For Citizens In Memphis
Rep George W. Grider D Tennessee hosts Monday office hours inviting locals to call in with problems and needs. A dietitian who slipped at Shelby County Hospital described a job-discharge during convalescence. a graduate student sought biology study funding and college loan details. a Memphis grocer asked about loan assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Joan
Grider
Memphis
Rep
George W. Grider
Congress
Viet Nam
Shelby County Hospital
Shelby County
Danny Mitchell
David
David Neely
Tennessee Agricultural and Industrial College
Howard University
Howard
Breakthrough Goals Hit by SeKan Area Boy Scouts in 1965
The Sedan Area Council of Boy Scouts announced 1965 breakthroughs led by Dr. Frank Moorhead. The council aimed to raise membership 5.5 percent and add 18 new units across eight counties Allen Neosho Wilson Montgomery Woodson Labette Elk and Chautauqua. In 1965 four thousand four hundred fifty seven boys joined under 1,450 volunteers across 124 units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SeKan
Sedan
Boy Scouts of America
Frank Moorhead
Neodesha
Dr. Moorhead
Allen
Neosho
Wilson
Montgomery
Woodson
Labette
Elk
Chautauqua
Campout by Erie Boy Scouts in 10 mile trek and camp
Erie residents report a Boy Scout troop completed a 10 mile hike to John Bebbington farm and camped overnight at Flat Rock Creek with many scouts and leaders present. Local social notes include visitors, a wedding shower for Joyce Bohrer, anniversary and birthday mentions, and Federated church circle meetings with devotion and lessons.
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Erie
John Bebbington
Flat Rock Creek
Lynn
Eddie Hazen
Roger Wood
Steve Miller
Wayne
Earl
Harold Enos
Mike West
Randy Beck
Jeff James
Joe Phelps
David McGowan
Nicky Sanchez
Art West
Ken Buntin
West
James Rowland
John Shireman
Earl Miller
Don Daniels
Kosygin Brezhnev may visit Egypt in spring
Soviet Prime Minister Kosygin and Communist Party Chief Brezhnev may tour Egypt in spring following an invitation from President Nasser. El Sayed Murad Ghaleb, Egypt's ambassador to Moscow, discussed the trip with Soviet officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Alexei Kosygin
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Egypt
United Arab Republic
Moscow
el- Sayed Murad Ghaleb
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Kosygin
Brezhnev
Dr Samuel J Berger Named Acting Meat Inspection Chief
Dr Samuel J Berger was appointed acting director of the central district of the federal Meat Inspection Service. His territory includes Iowa Kansas Missouri and Nebraska with offices to be located in Kansas City Missouri.
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Washington
Samuel J. Berger
Central District
Federal Meat Inspection Service
Iowa
Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Circles Meet at Humboldt in Neosho Presbyterials
Humboldt reports the Neosho Presbyterial Executive Committee meeting at the Presbyterian Church on February 14. Circles plan luncheon details and share yearly activity summaries, with “A Reluctant Missionary” as this year’s study book. New officers are named for Circle I and II as they prepare February gatherings and lessons. The Lutheran Guild, Friendship Circle, and Faith Circle install year officers and discuss hospital auxiliary plans as well. The article notes the stonefish as the world’s most poisonous known fish and its deadly spines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humboldt
Neosho Presbyterial Society
Presbyterian Church
WSG
Circle I
Harold Williams
A. L. Googins
E. R. Williams
J. A. Purtle
C. W. McClusky
Claudia Glover
Lee Grennell
Sunshine
White Cross
Williams
Inez Moffitt
G. A. Redfield
Lawrence Brown
Lillian Leabo
Brown
Fred Hiller
David Woods
Kitchen
Bill Wright
Roberta Garvie
Lutheran Guild
Fellowship Hall
Friendship Circle
Robert Adams
Kenneth Baeten
Seyfert
Central America
Ben Wilhite
John Mueller
Lawrence Crawford
Ernest Mueller
T. O. Frevele
LWML
Anita Baker
Faith Circle
Bill Griffith
Harold Lassman
Joe Hurst
Neosho Memorial Hospital
LaVern Lassman
Clarence Owens
William Symon Dies at 72 In Kansas City Civic Leader
William McDonald Symon, 72, a longtime Kansas City civic and cultural advocate, died of cancer. As a Chamber of Commerce publicity man he helped make the 1921 American Legion convention international and led major efforts for the 1924 Shrine and 1928 Republican conventions. He ran the Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra without pay for eight years, served as Starlight Theater Association manager, and was executive manager of the Kansas City Art Institute and Citizens Regional Planning Council. He also held national roles with the American War Dads and led bond campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
William McDonald Symon
Chamber of Commerce
American Legion
Symon
Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra
Starlight Theater Association
Kansas City Art Institute
Citizens Regional Planning Council
American War Dads
Three Space Crews Prepare Complex Linkups for Moon Mission
Houston AP reports NASA assigns three two man crews to master tricky rendezvous and docking in space before Apollo. John W. Young will command Gemini 10 with Michael Collins as pilot, Collins to perform a space walk if timed. Gemini aims to finish by year end with three man Apollo flights soon.
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Young
Collins
Gemini 8 through 10 missions outlined with space walks
Gemini 8 will feature a 90 minute space walk by Maj. David Scott with command pilot Neil Armstrong. Civilian Elliot Lee Jr. and Capt. Charles Bassett II join Gemini 9 two months later for a docking mission with Bassett planned to use a backpack for maneuvering. Gemini 10 targets third quarter this year for rendezvous and a two to three day mission. Backup crews include James Lovell and Edwin Aldrin.
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Air Force
David R. Scott
Neil A. Armstrong
Elliot M. Lee Jr
Charles A. Bassett II
Space
Bassett
Scott
Space Agency
Young and
Collins
Collins Collins
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Erie Boy Scouts
Neal Trammell
Lamar
Herb Overstreet
Norman Baker
Jean Carter
Robert Larson
Albert Benson
Lavenburg
G. H. Friscopp
Clarence Moore
Chanute
Raymond McDermed
Dale Tredway
McDermed
Joyce Bohrer
Asa Bohrer
Joyce
Joe Maloun
Clark Fleming
Hannah
Retta
Nell Wood
Topeka
Flemings
Jim
Washburn University
Bill Wood
Parsons
St. Luke's Hospital
Robert Stemaa
Raymond McDermot
George Wright
Elmer Matson
Elsmore
Matsons
Tom Simmons
Galesburg
Jesse Simmons
Federated Church
Martha Circle
Harold Heaton
Sam Fisher
E. R. Belt
Ralph Clapson
L. R. Rogers
C. P. McKinnie
Heaton
Gladys Fones
Ruth Circle
Leslie Scoville
Glen Gough
Mary Circle
Tom Burress
Esther Circle
Faith Leatherman
John Gearhart
Floyd Sparks
Lawrence Shaffer
Sparks
Boing
Two Way
Hygeain
Smith & Sewell Sonar Distributors
Coffeyville, Kans
Thayer
MFA
Glola and Forest Richardson
Linsurance
E. Main
Global Briefs
Oxford
England
Robert Lowell
Edmund Blunden
Oxford University
Lowell
Barbados
Britain
Caribbean
Samuel Berger
Coin Operates
Nuway Coin Laundry & Coin Dry Cleaning
North Allen
Sportsmans Row
Harry Johnson
Speed
Ralph Clifton
Joe Potts
Hiller
Pacific
Indian Ocean
William Symon
Mans F
Dass
Charlie
Sophia
Charlie Chaplin
Sophia Loren
Pinewood Studios
Chaplain
Chaplin
Sydney
The
Prather
Evergreen
Navy
James A. Lovell Jr
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Young and Collins
Virgil I. Grissom
Chanute High School
Farrell Coy
University of Arkansas
Texaco
F. D. May
Santa Fe
John Deere
An & Hp
Lawn & Garden
Salzman-Mcguire Now
Mahlon Morley
First National Bank
Ernie Salzman
Cliff McGuire
Salzman-McGuire Implement Co
Farmer
First National
Firsti
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