Erie Ottis Fishers Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Ottis Fisher of Walnut observed their 60th anniversary with a Sunday dinner attended by their son Cecil Fisher and wife and a group including Mrs. Sylvia Hull and Darrell, the Waggormer family, Alvin Bowyer family, Carol Swain and Tom Swain, and Karen Jenkins of Muskogee Oklahoma. They later visited Bertha Hoag in Parsons with Leonard Wood and family from Topeka.
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Erie
Ottis Fisher
Walnut
Cecil Fisher
Sylvia Hull
Darrell
Walter Waggoner
Alvin Bowyer
Carol Swain
Tom
Karen Jenkins
Muskogee
Okla
Bess Debus
Parsons
Bertha Hoag
Leonard Wood
Topeka
Clyde Copeland
Don
Erie Properties
Guy Geoffrey
Edwin Little
Byrd Clark
Henry Hazen
Kenneth Beeney Jr
Everett Chrismas
Linda
Harlan Richards
Albert Mann
Mary
Toronto
Robert Crisman
Chanute
Nancy Richards
Pittsburg
Arkansas City
W. M. Lockmiller
Independence
Joe Estopy
Daisy Walker
Clarence Richardson
Glen Johnson
Christian Church
Erie Rest Home
Ship Holds U S Wheat For Russia
NORFOLK Va AP With the first shipment of wheat for Russia in her holds the freighter Exilona was to begin loading military and general cargo. The Exilona completed loading a 6 500 ton wheat cargo last night and will sail for New York tonight then to Spain and Italy before heading to an undis closed Black Sea port with the wheat. Longshoremen varied in reaction noting the bread as weapon sentiment while wheat growers welcomed the sale saying friendly nations would sell Reds grain.
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Norfolk, Va
Russia
Exilena
Continental Grain Co
Exilona
New York
Continental
Spain
Italy
Black Sea
Allen Goldberg
Great Plains Wheat Market Development Association
Reds
Kennedy not seeking vice presidency in 1964 run
Washington AP reports Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy says he is not considering a bid for vice president, focusing only on his duties as attorney general after returning from a Southeast Asia trip. He commented on Erie County Democratic endorsement, insisting he remains uninterested in national political positions at this time.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Southeast Asia
White House
Erie County
N.Y
Democratic Association
U S Role Seen Vital to Panama's Existence
In Panama the U S role around Balboa and the canal is central to national life. President Chiari demands a new Canal Zone treaty before restoring relations, aiming for eventual Panamanian control of the 50 mile by 10 mile zone and canal. Economist Ruben Carlos warns of replacing canal income and employment if U S access ends, while Panamanians fear a U S exit could leave a useless ditch.
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Panama
Roberto Chiari
United States
Washington
Tual
Ruben D. Carlos
Panama City
United Nations to weigh Kashmir dispute again
United Nations Security Council will meet Monday to consider the Pakistan India Kashmir dispute. Pakistan accuses India of stirring new tensions that threaten world peace. India denies the charge.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Pakistan
India
Kashmir
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A brief promotional note urges consumers to use ads as a guide for safe purchases. It highlights trusting reputable sellers, checking prices, and verifying product quality before paying.
Budget Cut Shocks with 1965 Federal Appendix
Washington AP reports evidence showing President Johnson cut the federal budget. The Budget Bureau released a 1,165 page appendix to the 1965 budget message, 30 pages shorter than last year, detailing every dollar of government income and outlays and weighing over five pounds.
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Washington
Johnson
Budget Bureau
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NAACP
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Ottis Fishers
U.S
Wichita
Dale
St. Francis Hospital
Harold Heaton
Kansas City
Harlan Stringer
Emery Vance
Bobby
Wurlitzer Spinets
MAB
Wurlitzer Pianse
Evans
East Main
U. S
Balboa
Pacific Ocean
U.S. Naval Station
Canal Zone
Notion Bonanza
Dacron
Everton
W. Main
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