Humboldt Women Missionary Society Circles Meet. Thailand Topic
Humboldt news notes two circles of the First Baptist Women Missionary Society met Friday afternoon with seven members and one guest. The program focused on Thailand, featuring histories, a paper on Karen Village, and “Worlds Oldest Protestant Church.” Community social and planning for Family Night were also reported. Local residents and visitors enjoyed gatherings and trips, with updates on July meetings and travel to California and Colorado.
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Humboldt
Women's Missionary Society
First Baptist Church
Thailand
Ruby Wright
A. L. Chancy
Chancy
Elmina Wilson
Garlan Wright
Marvin Wellcome
Albert Middendorf
Charles Clements
Chaney
Roy Harrington
Cruz Flores
Virginia Circle
George Beaman
John Sheldon
Hoke
Joe Peters
Flores
Stronger Kansas civil rights laws highlighted statewide
The Kansas Commission on Civil Rights mails circulars to about 6000 hotels motels and restaurants to publicize the strengthened 1963 public accommodations laws. A model posted notice declares policy to serve all orderly persons without discrimination for religion color national origin or ancestry. Violations carry up to 1000 dollars. The commission can investigate hear testify issue cease and desist orders and seek court enforcement with potential court challenges.
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Topeka
Kansas Commission On Civil Rights
Kansas
Driver Burns to Death In Crash at Topeka
AP reports Fay Thomas, 48, driving for Schrader Feed Co. of Tabor, Iowa, was killed when his truck swerved across the Kansas Turnpike south of Topeka, struck a bridge railing, and exploded in flames. Passenger Eugene White, 22, also of Tabor, witnessed the wreck and the feed burned with the flaming gasoline as the trailerload toppled off the bridge.
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Fay Thomas
Schrader Feed Co
Tabor
Iowa
Kansas Turnpike
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Eugene White
Emporia
Kan
White
Newsman Named to Bar Association Post
Topeka AP report says Ron Kull, statehouse reporter for the Topeka Capital Journal, was named executive secretary of the Kansas Bar Association by Attorney General William M. Ferguson. Kull, a Topeka native, succeeds John Shuart who resigned.
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Ron Kull
Statehouse
The
Topeka Capital Journal
Kansas Bar Association
Atty
William M. Ferguson
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Kull
John Shuart
Fight Results From The Associated Press List Outcomes
Sydney report Johnny Torres 153 from Paterson N J outpointed George Carroll 155 from Sydney 12 rounds. Toronto Colin Fraser 140 of Toronto outpointed Charley Kene 132 of Syracuse N Y in six. Montreal Joey Durelle Trois Rivieres Quebec stopped Clement Sarrazin Maestral 4. We eights.
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Australia
Johnny Torres
Paterson
N.J
George Carroll
Toronto
Colin Fraser
Charley Kene
Syracuse
N.Y
Montreal
Joey Durelle
Trois — Rivieres
Que
Clement Sarrazin
Maestreal
Worker Killed At El Dorado Construction Site
A heavy wooden mat swung into place on a construction project fell and crushed a man in El Dorado Kansas. Authorities investigated the incident and identified the victim, with efforts focused on site safety procedures and accident cause.
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el Dorado
Electronic data processing and counterrege training offer
A Chanute Tribune notice invites qualified programmers to train at low cost in electronic data processing. It promises three jobs for every qualified programmer and offers home or school study. Write PCMT for interview, Box 279.
Soviet Union seeks PRC seat at United Nations
At the U.N. Economic and Social Council meeting Anatoli Arkadiev of the Soviet delegation urged a charter revision to restore the People's Republic of China’s seat in the Security Council. The report notes global events including duras gaining self rule on January 1 and British Honduran constitutional talks in London.
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Soviet Union
China
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Moscow-Peking
Anatoli Arkadiev
U.N. Economic and Social
Duras
Mexico
Guatemala
Tshombe Undergoes Eye Exam in Barcelona
Moise Tshombe former Katanga president received an eye examination in Barcelona by Dr Ignacio Barraquer on Monday with the ailment not disclosed. In New York actress Gertrude Berg’s illness forces closure of Broadway show Dear Me The Sky is Falling. performances canceled July 11. layoff to resume next Monday but recovery slower than expected.
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Spain
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Ignacio Barraquer
Tshombe
New York (Ap
Gertrude Berg
Tulsa man dies as wood slab falls on him
M. T. Buford, 56, of Tulsa, a field engineer for Refco Construction Co. of Wichita, was killed when a winch failed and a large wooden slab dropped during a mat freeing operation. Fifteen workers lifted the slab off his body.
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Tulsa
Refco Construction Co
Wichita
Buford
Prague Communist Leader Leaves for Moscow Summit
Prague AP reports Antonin No votny, Czechoslovakia’s Communist president, has departed for Moscow to attend the East bloc summit conference in the Soviet capital.
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Antonin Novotny
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Soviet Poet Yevtushenko Makes Cuban Film Visit
Soviet poet Yevgeny Yevtushenko surprised Western observers by visiting the Moscow Film Festival club and saying he went to Cuba to make a film. He had canceled a planned tour of American universities after Khrushchev criticized his poetry and said he was ill.
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Yevgeny Yevtushenko
Cuba
Yevtushenko
Premier Khrushchev
Ottawa Probe to Ease French English Tensions
A 10 member commission will study ways to ease strained French English relations in Canada. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson announced the inquiry on Monday.
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Ottawa
Lester B. Pearson
Paris riot erupts after mosque row injuring at least 15
In Paris police report a case quarrel between Muslims and African Africans turned into a riot Monday night. At least 15 persons were injured with three seriously hurt.
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Paris
Deep Space Station Contract Awarded Near Canberra
Canberra Australia Works Minister Gordon Freeth announced a contract for a deep space tracking station to be operated by the United States at Tidbinhill near Canberra. The project will cost 1,170,000 dollars.
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Canberra
Australia
Gordon Freeth
United States
Tidbinhill
Best Yet 4-H Club Plans County Fair Booths
The Fairfield 4-H Club met at the Fairfield school with health and safety committees reporting. Poison labels and reflector tape were distributed. Plans were set for a County fair booth at Erie on August 8 and a club tour on July 28 plus a radio program. A $25 donation was made to the fairgrounds snack bar. Presenters included Donna Shively and Neal Feld with talks on parliamentary procedures and safety. Recreation and refreshments were provided by the Shively and Steinman families.
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Fairfield School
Martha McCoy
Neal Feld
Erie
Donna Shively
Louise Fickel
Nancy Shively
Susie Fickel
Charles Boaz
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