U S Leathernecks in Mediterranean force readied
Washington reports the United States has about 3,400 Marines and two amphibious task forces in the Mediterranean for potential Cyprus peacekeeping. No final White House decision, but discussions with President Johnson, McNamara, and Rusk were held on the matter.
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Washington
United States
Mediterranean
Cyprus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
White House
Johnson
Atlantic
U.S. 6Th Fleet
6Th Fleet
Honor Roll For Eleven At Juce Juco
Chanute Junior College announces the first semester honor roll. Eleven students meet a 3.25 GPA and 12 credit hours. seven are sophomores, four freshmen. Notables include perfect scorer Mike Mee and five other named students from Chanute, Humboldt and Galesburg.
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Chanute Junior College
Mike Mee
Rick Alexander
Judy Chandler
Phyllis Rensing
Chanute
Randall Thompson
Humboldt
Cheryl Hutchens
Patsy Klingenberg
Galesburg
Robert Manley
Caroline Christmas
Steven Orcutt
Sandra Stoll
Real Estate Transfers in Allen County Deeds List
Real estate transfers recorded by tele Abstract Company include multiple from Evalyn M. Northrup to Conrad Heiman et ux, and from Jack L. McGrew et ux to Richard teap et ux. Other transfers cover two-lot parcels in Humboldt and Iola areas, trust arrangements for Janet Stener and Judy Sleeper, and transfers to Clara McEndree and Floyd Ouniap et ux. Names appear with parcel blocks B and Gas. Ray areas and Pt. of various lots.
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Allen County
Tele
Evalyn M. Northrup
Conrad Heiman
Jack L. McGrew
Richard
Teap
Ray
Cooper
Leslie
Lehrman
Humboldt
Mattie E. Skinner
Ethel Exstrom
Mary Smith
Ralph Skinner, Jr
Humboldt Mallory speaks at Lions Club meeting in Chanute
Mallory Humboldt of Chanute, with Mrs. Mallory, spoke about a company trip to Italy. Lions president Ben Barfoot presided, with Invocation by Nat Arme!, group singing led by Bob Adams, and visitors including Jim Copening and Al Sparkman from Iola. Sparkman awarded Ray Cooper a Key Award for membership service. Meeting held at St. Peter's Lutheran church. church women served a buffet.
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Women's Service Guild
United Presbyterian Women
Lawrence A. Brown
WSG
Ben Barfoot
Ruth Gordon
William H. Cannon
E. N. Hill
Henry Geffert
Metta Bailey
Brown
C.S. Williams
Robert Townsend
Ralph Cox
Charlott Townsend
Marjorie Caldwell
Math students win with beans in the jar contest
Three Staten Island college students Lewis Mandell Jeffrey Michaels and Arthur Sher used probability statistics slide rules and quick wits to guess the BTU capacity of a 7 foot fuel oil tank at the Staten Island Ferry terminal Their entry within 3 percent of capacity won second and third prizes and the trio split nearly 1800 to help pay college costs They studied by sight readings taped height estimates and a 4 am skull session after a two hour measurement effort and submitted about 500 entries
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New York
Staten Island
Lewis Mandell
Coffee and bridge events hosted for local clubs
Mrs. Walter Naff hosted the Christian Home Builders guild with coffee at her home on Wednesday, nine members attended, and door prize went to Mrs. Jesse Wilbanks. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Barfoot hosted a bridge party Saturday night with four tables. high score won by Mr. and Mrs. Russell Runnels as guests included multiple local couples.
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Walter Naff
Christian Home Builders Guild of the
Christian Church
June Dickerson
Joan Wilbanks
Lee Dooley
Harold A. Williams
Jesse Wilbanks
Ben Barfoot
Russell Runnels
R. W. Blattner
Elmer Harwood
George Works
Don Price
Europeans Used Mistletoe as Ulcer Cure in Antiquity
Ancient Europeans reportedly used mistletoe in treating ulcers, reflecting early medicinal practices. The claim cites traditional remedies where plant extracts were applied to wounds and digestive ailments, illustrating historic reliance on herbal lore before standardized medicine.
Right Answer For Wrong Way Right Answer For Wrong Way
Des Moines Iowa AP Bert Lester Brown aged 62 faced a charge of driving the wrong way on a one way street. He told Municipal Judge Harry Grund he was thinking about going fishing. The judge dismissed the case.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Bert Lester Brown
Brown
Harry B. Grund
Grund
Johnson hints at next week talk and press tensions
Washington report notes President Johnson avoiding fixed press conferences and promising early notice if a briefing occurs. Also details a quiet end to Kennedy era racial harmony effort in Birmingham led by Royall and Blaik, who never filed a written report after Kennedy’s assassination. The piece cites White House sources and recalls the 1963 church bombing.
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Washington
Johnson
Andrew Hatcher
Hatcher
John F. Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
Kenneth C. Royall
West Point
Earl Blaik
Kennedy
House
Royall
Blaik
Church Conference Adopts Resolution and Budget
The Kansas-Missouri Conference of the Christian Methodist Episcopal Church adopted a resolution demanding full citizenship rights and equal opportunity in jobs health education and welfare open occupancy and public accommodations. The winter council reported budgets of 8983 for Missouri and 8736 for Kansas.
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Kansas City, Kan
Kansas-Missouri
The
Christian Methodist Episcopal Church
Missouri
Kansas
Senate sends library aid bill boosting funds nationwide
The Senate sent to President Johnson a measure raising federal aid to libraries from 7.5 million dollars annually to 45 million. The bill also removes a limit restricting aid to rural areas under 10 000 population.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
Change ringing and bell ringing patterns
Change ringing is a method of sounding sets of four to twelve bells in varying orders and in mathematically precise patterns crossing.
Notice of Hearing in Estate of August Koriel
In Neosho County probate court a petition by Mary Leonard seeks appointment of an administrator for the estate of August Koriel deceased. Defenses must be filed by February 26 at 10:00 A M in Erie Kansas. Attorneys Balch and Bailey for petitioner. John F. Young probate judge seal.
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State OF Kansas
Neosho
August Koriel
Mary Leonard
Erie
Balch & Bailey
John F. Young
Notice of Administrator Appointed in Mannan Estate
In Neosho County Kansas the Probate Court appointed ROBERT J BRILEY as administrator of the Mary F Mannan estate deceased. Creditors heirs and others must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Attorneys for Administrator Balch Briley SBAL.
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Chanute Tribune
Neosho County
Kansas
Mary B. Mannan
Mary FP Wannan
Mary FF Hannan
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Jay Hollis
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Hamilton
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Ioa
Arthur Weckel
Long Island
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Tyson Runnels
Phil Fussman
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Dorothy Rogers
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Joe Peters
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City College
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Arthur Sher
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Solve Financial
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