Better Highways For West Kansas
AP reports bids on road work across 11 Kansas counties will open July 23 in Garden City. New 44 foot U S 56 roadbed will run from Moscow to Sublette, with a 20 span, 1 398 foot Cimarron River bridge near Satanta. Projects include concrete bridges, grading, and resurfacing along U S 50, U S 56, and county routes across Norton to Wichita counties, involving Haskell Seward Stevens and others.
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Topeka
Haskell
Seward
Stevens
Garden City
Addison H. Meschke
Moscow
Sublette
Cimarron
Satanta
State Highway Commission
Norton County
Norton
Russell County
Lucas
Thomas County
U. S. 24
Colby
Edwards County
Kinsley
Gray County
Ash Street
Haskell County
Haskell - Seward
Scott County
Healy
Seward County
Stevens County
Wichita County
Leot
4Th Street
K 25
Broadway
Birth of 12th grandchild for Schuster family
Yates Center note records Kerry Leanne Schuster born June 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Chris Schuster in Wichita weighing 8 pounds 7 ounces. Grandparents listed as Paul C. Schuster. Hospital releases and local visitors mentioned include Allen County Hospital Lola and relatives from Wichita Garnett and Osage areas. Various Fourth of July activities and community visits recap the local social scene.
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Yates Center
Chris Schuster
Kerry Leanne
Paul C. Schuster
Wichita
Tony Halfmann
Allen County
Lola
Summer visitors and family ties cross Kansas towns
Tripp Anderson of Lawrence helps in the hay field at the Bill Schornick home in rural Yates Center. Delmar Taylor and family from Kansas City spent three days visiting Taylor and Newman households. Delmar and Zola Taylor celebrated birthdays. The Taylors retrieved Roddy and Chrystal. Everett Herder's family from Flat Rock Illinois visited his mother Etta Herder and relatives, and Bud Herder joined a trip with Carey Randall in Brighton Colorado to visit a sister. Earnest Laterrite of Eureka visited Magmie Martin. They then went to Neo-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Taylor
Melody and
Fay
Kansas City
Yates Center
Floyd Taylor
Iola
C. E. Newman
Zola Taylor
Taylor
Roddy
Chrystal
Everett Herder
Flat Rock
Ill
Etta Herder
Bud Herder
Brighton
Colo
Carey Randall
Randall
Earnest Laterite
Eureka
Magmie Martin
Real Estate Transfers in Alien County and Iola
A series of transfers recorded across Alien County and Iola noting deeds from Eugene C Walton to Willem Mook and others to Marion Jacobson and Esther George, with multiple parcels in blocks and lots in Humboldt and Iola. Names include Alma Queen, Thomas Sherwood, Ralph Clifton, Wayne Archer, Herman Janzen, James McCurdy, Ray Nitcher, Wiley Hack, and Elsie McCloud among others.
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Iola Abstract Co
Eugene C. Walton
Willem. Mook
Harold C. Cole
Marion W
Alice J. Jacobson, Jr
Lot
Iola
Havel D. Northrup
Marian W. George
Esther E. George
Cole
Alma
Ida Faye Hendrickson
Thomas J. Sherwood
Ralph L. DO. Clifton
Blanche Mildred Clifton
Humboldt
Wayne Archer
John R. Robinson
Herman Janzen
Thomas Orrin Frevele
James Carl McCurdy
John Andrew Lundine
Ray Nitcher
Dale E. Webb
Wiley Hack
Mumboldt
Fredquinn K. Parmanter
Elsie F. McCloud
W. D
Lola
Dentist Harold Owens found dead in Raytown office
Dr Harold J Owens a 41 year old dentist was found dead in his new Raytown office with an electric drill at his side. Police say he apparently was electrocuted while working on braces for a X ray solution tank that toppled spilling developer. Resuscitation attempts were made by Dr John Linville and Dr Richard Owens before ambulance arrival. Survivors include his widow three sons and two daughters.
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Kansas City
Raytown
John E. Linville
Linville
Richard Owens
Rockhurst College
Atchison, Kan
St. Louis University Dental School
Escaped Patient Recaptured Near Larned Kansas
A 26 year old patient, Jesse Foulk, who seized a truck after escaping Larned State Hospital, was recaptured on U S 156 west of Larned. He previously tied a farmer's wife, Mrs Joan Forrest, 23, to a bed at a farm house 2½ miles west of the hospital, but she was released an hour later. Foulk had been referred to the security hospital after burglary and larceny conviction. officials described him as a narcotics addict but not dangerous.
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Larned. Kan
Larned State Hospital
U. S. 156
Larned
Jesse Foulk
Foulk
Joan Forrest
Forrest
Foulks
Wyandotte County District Court
Kansas City
Kan
Scotland Yard Moves to Larger Quarters Soon
Scotland Yard, in its 135-year history, is set to relocate to more spacious offices, marking only its second move since inception.
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Scotland Yard
Alaska earthquake aid acknowledged by Valdez schools
A Valdez Alaska letter from P E Nickerman and Mrs Maxine Londagin thanks Donald Tucker and Senior High School for a 196 donation. The note says funds will restore and supply Valdez schools after the quake with 75 percent of the town tax base ruined, funding repairs or rebuilding.
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Alaska
Donald Tucker
Valdez
P. E. Nickerman
Maxine Londagin
Picketing Pays Off For Candy Buyers
In San Francisco a dozen children protested at a Noe Street candy market after feeling rushed by owner Antoinette Mufarre. She apologized and invited the youths to her home for free candy, with one boy praising the owner as very nice.
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San Francisco
Antoinette Mufarreh
Noe Hill
Noe St
Kevin Fregosi
Baker's Dealings Reported by Senate Panel
Washington AP reports the Senate Rules Committee split with Democratic and Republican findings on Bobby Baker's money making activities. Baker, once a Senate aide from Pickens DC, resigned October 7 amid a $350,000 damage suit and possible conflicts of interest. He invoked the Fifth Amendment as the panel pressed questions.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Bobby Baker
Baker
Senate
Rules Committee
Pickens
D.C
Oilers Split With Page At Coffeyville
Chanute and Coffeyville split a double header as Chanute won 4 3 behind Gary McKenzie 15 strikeouts in game one while Coffeyville took the nightcap 3 2. Tom McKenzie pitched six solid innings for Chanute and Chanute catcher George Holtzman led the offense with two hits.
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Coffeyville
Chanute Oilers
Page Milk
Chanute
Gary McKenzie
Oilers
McKenzie
Riner
George Holtzman
Hafenstine
Dercy
Dave Fehr
Merv Snowden
Tom McKenzie
Jack Warhurst
Tom
Bob Holtzman
Parsons Orbits
Highland Park
Independence
Clay Center
Emporia
cOre
Nicklaus and Lema Enter British Open at St Andrews
Jock Nicklaus and Tony Lema head the 1964 British Open field at St Andrews as Nicklaus seeks a historic win on the Old Course with limited practice. The American opens as a 7-2 favorite after a lone previous round, with 120 competitors and a cut to the low 45 and ties after two rounds. Johnny Bulla, 50, among eight Americans, eyes a sentimental return to St Andrews where he was runner up twice.
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ST. Andrews
Scotland
Jock Nicklaus
Bob Charles
New Zealand
Nicklaus
Tony Lema
Johnny Bulla
Phoenix
Ariz
Unauthorized divers spotted near two submarines at Port Canaveral
Port Canaveral reports a port wide search after two Navy frogmen saw what appeared to be another diver under water attachments on the hulls of the Nuclear Polaris submarines Daniel Boone and John Adams. The sighting prompted heightened security and investigation.
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Port Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Daniel Boone
John Adams
Property Overloaded WICHITA AP
Kansas Republican gubernatorial hopeful McDill Boyd said property taxes are inequitable and outlined a plan against taxes. Speaking in Wichita, he argued 90 percent of state income came from property when Kansas was young, criticizing financing 75 percent of school costs from property taxes. He backs a state foundation plan but cautions measuring tax impact across all brackets.
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Wichita
Kansas
McDill Boyd
Phillipsburg
State Foundation
Turtles Found After River Intrusion Report
Civil divers and an FBI agent joined the search but after hours concluded the intruders were not spies but large sea turtles encountered during the operation.
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FBI
Mrs Kennedy’s Hotel Not on Guide’s List
New York AP report says sightseeing bus guides were asked not to call attention to the hotel where Mrs John F Kennedy will live this fall. City License Commissioner Joseph C DiCarlo cited the late president’s dignity and cited crowds outside her Washington home as a factor in moving to New York City.
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Mrs. Kennedy's Hotel
New York
John F. Kennedy
Joseph C. DiCarlo
Washington, D.C
Mrs. Kennedy
New York City
Eiffel Tower Still Sturdy After Many Replacements
The 1 056 foot Eiffel Tower remains sturdy as only a handful of its 18 036 steel sections have ever been replaced, underscoring its enduring design and maintenance over decades.
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West
Finney County
Holcomb
Tey Ninh
Wood-Perkins
Gambles
Toronto Sluggers
Gauldings
Saferites
Carl
Truman Field
Russell Otto
Clarence Reynard
Calvin Bradman
Brandman
Edna Mauzey
Allen County Hospital
Junior Schuster
Kathy Peterson
Lake Afton
Billy Solander
Lenore Solander
Garnett
Solanders
Lenores
Wayne Riser
Riser
Mary
Janet
Donnie
V. S. Greer
Norman
Mary Reep
John Reep
Donald
Stanley Keen
Maine
Leslie Brown
Harry Theobald
Robert Brown
Tripp Anderson
Lawrence
Bill Schornick
Schwinn Bicycles
Bellas Hess
North Forest
Chanute Sale
Mid-America
H.P
Philco
T.V
Crosley Shelvador
Simmons
B.T.U. Kenmore
A.B.C
Warren Bercaw
Harold J. Owens
Jackson County
Hugh H. Owens
Valdez City
Page
Scbvellens
Chanute Coffeyville
U.S. Office of Education
Lema
APCO
Oil Company
Boyer
South
Lincoln
Daryle Shaw
Kents Hill
Readfield. Me
Westamerica Securities
West Main
B Inc
Wmain Chanute
Hans Fows
S. Central
Harrison
U. S
Weatherbird
Wesboro
East Main
Arrison
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