Humboldt and Big Creek Churches to Host Hartman Mission Speakers
Missionaries Dr. and Mrs. Gerald V. Hartman of Lingayen Philippines will speak at 9 a.m. Humboldt and 10:45 a.m. Big Creek services. A noon basket dinner follows at Big Creek. Hartmans served in Manila and northwest Luzon with a mobile clinic and X-ray unit aiding rural medical care.
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Gerald Hartman Humboldt
Big Creek
Humboldt
Gerald V. Hartman
Methodist Church
Lingayen
Pangasinan
Philippines
Humboldt and Big Creek Methodist
Gene Taylor
Humboldt Church
Iton Hospital
Manila
Hartman
Emporia State Teachers College
University of Kansas Medical School
Dr. Hartman
Guy V. Hartman
Humboldt and
Whiting
Mr. Hartman
Mary Johnston Hospital
Methodist Mission Hospital
Methodist Board of Missions
Luzon
States
Humboldt Presbyterian Women Meet in Chanute
A morning session of the United Presbyterian Women at Chanute was attended by Mrs. Richard Rogers and Mrs. Harry Johanson with guest speaker Mrs. Michael Kovac who spoke on Christians in a communist country. Community notices include visits from several relatives and a lightning fatality statistic noting about 2 000 annual deaths or injuries in the United States.
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Humboldt
United Presbyterian Women's Organization
Chanute
Richard Rogers
Harry Johanson
Michael Kovac
Reformed Church
Yugoslavia
Claudia Glover
Kate Moore
Ruth Moore
Eva O'Conner
Colorado
Mary Long
Wichita
Bob Munch
Rogers
Wesley Johnson
Elsa
Texas
Roy Smith
la Cygne
Revival of Impacted Areas Aid Fails to Clear Congress
Congress debates reviving the Impacted Areas program providing about 300 million dollars in annual aid to districts with federal installations. Supporters seek a separate extension, while opponents argue only a general education bill should carry the aid, veto risk noted by the president.
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Washington
House
Congress
Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Senate
Storm Hays Area Hits With Fatality and Damaging Winds
A west central Kansas storm killed a man near Hays as 120 mph winds battered the region. Hail the size of tennis balls fell at Gorham and golf ball hail hit Zurich. At an oil-field camp four inches of rain was reported and live engines houses were blown away. A Hays city worker, 38, was killed trying to remove a broken power line near his home. Doors, planes, and drive-in theater roofs suffered damage across the area.
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Hays
Kan
Kansas
Gorham
Plainville
Robert Ray Horton
Horver
Zurich
Jainville
Great Bene
Kennedy's first six months mark tense era for new president
President Kennedy closes six months in office facing Congo Laos Cuba and Berlin crises. He backed UN action in Congo and rejects Khrushchev in Berlin while domestic goals stall. His foreign aid effort and staff fixes shape a cautious early record amid Democratic control of Congress.
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Jack Bell
John M. Hightower
Washington
Kennedy
Abraham Lincoln
Union
Congo
Cuba
Laos
Berlin
U.S
United Nations
Eisenhower
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Organization For Economic Cooperation and Development
Erie Guests and Local News Highlight Busy Week
Mrs Halfin of Albuquerque attended a morning coffee at Mrs Cleo J Daltons with the Finesse Club and local guests. A double shower honored Mrs William Geifer and Mitch Ricketts. Several Erie residents and visitors, including the Meeker and Rogers families, are noted in illness, travel, and reunions across the week.
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Mrs. Halfin
Albuquerque
Erie Coffee
Erie
Frank Halfin
N. Mex
W. L. Oliver
Ralph Willson
Hugh Means
G. C. Freeley
Don E. Wells
Hollis Dunham
Ted Kyle
Virgil Hines
William Hill
George Mekjian
C. P. Caldwell
Robert Kreiger
E. D. Lamb
E. G. Horine
Ralph Garvin
Adeline Fortney
William Eaton
Leslie Scoville
Oliver
Mrs. Dalton
Mitch Ricketts
William Geifer
Terry
Carl Trim
Ricky
Ronnie
Richard Jeffrey
Dale
Mike
Dian
Charles Standley
Connie
Tobe
Rita Bauman
Jerry
Sam Ricketts
Lucy
John
Mitch
Dana Beeler
Secrets of the U S Secret Service Agents
An inside look at how Secret Service agents protect the President and family. The piece profiles a typical agent, Charles Hall, detailing pay, duties, personal costs, away-from-home life, and the need for a versatile wardrobe as they attend public and official events with the First Family.
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Washington
Secret Service
White House
W. E. Baughman
U.S. Secret Service
Charles Hall
Baughman
Hall
Concordia College
Minnesota
Mrs. Kennedy
United States
Kootenai River
Columbia
Middleburg
Idaho
York
Palm Beach
Cape Cod
Kansans Defendants In 926,290 Suit
Mayrath Machinery Co. of Dodge City and Howard E. Wideman of Minneola Kans are named defendants in federal court suits seeking 926,290 in damages over a fatal highway crash near Lisbon Iowa on June 24 1959. Plaintiffs include Mr and Mrs James Calderwood Mr and Mrs Robert Orr and the estate of William Barclay from Detroit.
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Wichita
Mayrath Machinery Co. Inc
Dodge City
Howard E. Wideman
Minneola
Kan
Wideman
Mayrath
Lisbon
Iowa
James Calderwood
Robert Orr
William Barclay
Detroit
1962 Budget Form for Leanna Cemetery District No 1
Notice of annual and special meeting of Leanna Cemetery District No 1 on January 2 1961 at The Harry Angels Home. Budget and tax levy discussed by directors Grover Russell Fred Alford Mars Grace Ingels Mrs VyAl Roberts Luke Lasley. Proposed final budget for 1962 shows unencumbered balance and ad valorem tax details for Neosho and Allen counties.
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Leanna Cemetery
Allen and
Neosho County
Kansas
Leanna
Neosho
Alles
Harry Angels
Whch
Grover Russell
Fred Alford
MARS
Grace Ingels
Vyal Roberts
Luke Lasley
Ice Runway Reinforcement with Glass Fibers
Tests show glass fibers added to ice airport runways in polar regions increase natural ice strength tenfold.
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Polar
Sunshine City Edition Darkens as Rain Fails Page
The St. Petersburg Independent marks a rare sunless day as its Sunshine City promotion pauses for 24 hours. Since 1910 the paper has used the nickname and gave away editions to promote St. Petersburg as the Sunshine City amid tropical storm Brenda soaking Florida with heavy rain.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Brenda
Florida
The
Independent
Immigrant Cattle Owner Defies Tuberculosis Testing
Eagle Butte South Dakota immigrant Charlie Peterson defies tuberculosis tests for his 80 head of cattle. The state seeks enforcement and the attorney general weighs authority of the Live stock Sanitary Board as ranchers volunteer as deputies. Peterson resists as his 14,000 acre Nebraska border ranch is cited. He argues herd disease free and opposes mandatory testing, saying bureaucrats keep expanding tests. The July 12 mandamus effort failed on a technicality.
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Eagle Butte
S.D
Charlie Peterson
Sweden
Attorney General
South Dakota Livestock Sanitary Board
Dewey County
South Dakota
Missouri River
State Board
Peterson
Atkinson
Neb
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Stark
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Jill
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K. U. Medical Center
Donald Malcolm
Swan Brothers Department Store
Larry Morgan
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Houston
Sam Williamson
Charles Webb
Willis Stroup
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Stroup
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Birmingham
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