Khrushchev Cancels Scandinavia Visit Over Atmosphere
Khrushchev said he canceled a planned three week Scandinavian tour citing an unfavorable atmosphere and criticized Scandinavian politicians and editors. He quipped about letting a horse think and questioned Nixon’s aims during his Geneva era remarks.
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Warsaw
Nikita Khrushchev
Scandinavia
Khrushchev
Poland
Sweden
Norway
Denmark
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Rotary district leader visits Humboldt club in weekly meeting
Humboldt Michael G Pedrick District Governor Rotary International spoke at Humboldt Rotary Club Monday night. He outlined goals for the year highlighted Rotary history and the Rotary Foundation scholarships. Attendees included guests from Chanute Lola and Kansas City and Mrs David Woods hosted a buffet honoring Mrs Pedrick.
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Michael G. Pedrick
Sand Springs
Okla
David Woods
Pedrick
Malcolm Higgins
Chanute
Larry S. Wilson
A. C. Chauncy
Robert Koch
Lola
Arthur Brigham
Raymond Stanzel
Jim Cavanaugh
Don Sifers
Carl Halcomb
Kansas City
Richard Mankle
Humboldt Rotary Club
Mmes. J. L. Parkhurst
Walter Wulf
A. J. Trueblood
Elmer Harwood
Harold Williams
John Hartman
Ralph Clifton
Baird Brinkmeyer
Kepley Returns To Pittsburg For Nursing Studies
Ray E Ward reports Marlene Kepley has returned to Pittsburg to resume studies at Mount Carmel School of Nursing after a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ralph Kepley Mrs Elvira Manion and Larry guests over the weekend Mr and Mrs Marion Manion and children of Topeka.
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Ray E. Ward
Marlene Kepley
Pittsburg
Mount Carmel School of Nursing
Ralph Kepley
Elvira Manion
Larry
Marion Manion
Topeka
Miss USA finals slimmed to 15 contestants for 1968 pageant
In Long Beach California the Miss USA field narrowed to 15 as judges used tally sheets and an adding machine to pick the contenders. The 15 include Pat Sullivan Miss Alabama and Carlejean Douglas Miss West Virginia among others, with Miss Korea Kyun Choo Oh earning Miss Personality and Miss England Pamela Anne Searle named most photogenic.
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Long Beach
Calif
Alabama
Pat Sullivan
Arkansas
Donna Sue Needham
California
Terry Lynn Huntingdon
Colorado
Diane Lee Gardner
Florida
Nanita Greene
Georgia
Dorothy Gladys Taylor
Iowa
Kay Nielson
Louisiana
Mary Margaret la Bianca
Maine
Carolyn Komant
Maryland
Diane White
Missouri
Barbara Stell
Rvada
Joy Blaine
New York
Arlene Nesbitt
Texas
Carelgean Douglas
West Virginia
Wilda Sue Estep
Memorial Auditorium
Alaska
Vermont
Korea
Kyun Choo Oh
England
Pamela Anne Searle
Successful Flight For Redstone Missile
A Redstone missile launched at Cape Canaveral completed a 250 mile flight over the Atlantic late Tuesday night. NASA ordered additional missiles to acquaint seven space pioneers with the capsule for orbital tests likely in 1961. Astronauts in training at Langley Air Force Base are expected to take short trips in the capsule.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Langley Air Force Base
Redstones to hurle capsules high above Atlantic recovery
Redstones will hurl manned space capsules as high as 100 miles into the air and deposit them a few hundred miles out in the Atlantic for recovery, signaling a bold testing step and new recovery logistics.
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Redstones
Atlantic
Pittsburg Attorney Receives Threat
Pittsburg attorney Lawrence M. Walker, appointed to defend Donald Hinton in burglary grand larceny and rape charges, said an anonymous woman caller threatened death to him and his family if he secures an acquittal. Hinton faces similar charges in Goodland Kan. Walker will not file a complaint and will continue representing his client.
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Pittsburg
Kan
Lawrence M. Walker
Walker
Donald Hinton
Hinton
Goodland
Crawford County
Erie Area Weekend Guests Attend Social Gatherings
A crowded slate of visitors spanning multiple states attended the Erie bean supper and family events. Residents hosted relatives from Pittsburg Chanute Fort Worth and Kansas City while noting tours and anniversaries. Local couples celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary and welcomed a newborn son Jeffrey Lance Mount.
Erie area notes busy social weekend and travels
White and Joyce visited Pittsburg Monday to see Mrs Longs new grandson Jeffery Lance Mount. Cleo I Dalton returned Tuesday from Chanute after helping her daughter who had minor surgery. Two EHS class reunions were held in Erie on Saturday the final day of the Soldiers and Sailors Reunion. The 1944 class banquet drew 37 attendees while the 1939 class dinner brought 22. Picnic boating and skiing at Parsons Lake were enjoyed by locals and visitors. Attorney Charles Forsyth checked into St. Luke's Hospital for a week plus, and Herman Simmons family returned Sunday from a two week trip to California and the West.
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W. M. Kimmey
Ray Lowe
Elwin Welbaum
Mary
Carol Heitz
Harry Stevenson
Pittsburg
F. B. Carpenter
Chanute
Reeves Kimmey
Kansas City
Kimmey
Marvin Gearhart
Fort Worth
Texas
E. O. Olson
Olson
Shaw
Charles Gearhart
Cathy
Ozarks
Maher
Erie
Richard Salb
Connie
Bill
Ottawa
W. H. Salb
Richard
Arthur Newbro
Topeka
Earl Beard
Beard
Daily Capital
Parsons Sun
A. F. Ponticus
Virgil Olson
Russell Rodgers
Joan
Roy Bailey
Cora
Rose
Ver Pontious
Janie
Gene
Janice
Janice. Mr. and Mrs. Pontious Were Married July 11, 1909, At St. Paul
Liberty School
James Mount
Jeffrey Lance
Mt. Carmel Hospital
Leo Long
Harold Mount
White
Joyce
Bill Graham
Jesse Ratlier
Osawatomie
Verle McCoy
Norman Madi
Dana
George Fischer
Eric
Parsons Lake
Frederick Swan
Charles Kensinger
Clinton
Lulu Kensinger
Roger Kensinger
John Vitt
Wes Whitworth
Bill Strange
Marysville
Strange
Charles Forsyth
St. Luke's Hospital
Herman Simmons
California
Bombs Explode Outside Embassy and Archbishop Palace
In Guatemala two devices exploded near the American Embassy and the Roman Catholic archbishop's palace, causing light damage with no injuries. In Bombay a 35 year old man named Sadhu Shamdas died in a related incident amid a serious case against him.
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Guatemala
Bombay
Sadhu Vallabhdas Shamdas
Kali
Cuba strike and Castro move ripple through Caribbean politics
Cuba faces a one hour general strike as the Confederation of Workers demands Fidel Castro return to government after he quit as prime minister. Analysts say he may appoint a front man to manage administration while he pursues land reform.
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Havana
Cuba
Confederation of Workers
Fidel Castro
Castro
Manuel Urrutia
Southeast Kansas Briefs From Parsons Independence Coffeyville
Multiple small items from Southeast Kansas report diverse notes including a freighter sinking after reef impact near Hua, a rise in Fall River water causing temporary phenol taste, a 16 year old admitting to false fire alarm in Independence, and Parsons school district census data showing 5097 students with 121 more than last year tied to the state hospital and training center.
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Coffeyville
Fall River
Bill Lewark
Independence
Vic Pal
Parsons
Parsons School District
Parsons State Hospital and Training Center
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