Losing Beauties Are Still on Scene
In Miami Beach the 41 contestants eliminated from the 1965 Miss Universe pageant remain on site while 15 semifinalists train for the finals. Early calls begin at 7 AM with rehearsals, yet the 41 cope with homesickness and mixed emotions as cuts extend over three days.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Maria Ocampo
Colombia
Frieda Holler
Peru
Alisa Sadeth
Israel
Marie de Andrade
Brazil
Anna Schuit
Holland
Virpi Meittinen
Mary Young
Scotland
Sealab II Joins Undersea Project
The Navy christens Sealab II a 12 by 57 foot steel cylinder to be sunk off La Jolla California. Twenty divers including astronaut Scott Carpenter will live at 200 feet for up to 30 days as part of a project aiming to extend man in the sea capabilities to 90 days at deeper depths. Carpenter heads one of two teams and arrives from Panama City after Navy loan via NASA.
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la Jolla
Calif
Scott Carpenter
Navy
Bermuda
Atronaut
Carpenter
Panama City
Fla
National Aeronautcis and Space Administration
James Kemper Sr. Found Dead at Home
James M. Kemper Sr., 70, retired head of Kansas City's largest bank and prominent civic figure, was found dead from a gunshot wound at his home Thursday night. Coroner Dr. Charles B. Wheeler confirmed the death as a self inflicted shooting with a .38 revolver. Kemper had battled cancer for 12 years and had been under nursing care for three months.
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Kansas City
James M. Kemper Sr
Charles B. Wheeler
Kemper
Boeing Wins Two Air Force Contracts for B52 Work
The Air Force awarded Boeing Airplane Co. of Wichita, Kansas two contracts totaling 3,370,147 dollars for B52 aircraft work and modification work, with the larger at 2 million dollars and the second at 1,370,147 dollars.
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Washington
Air Force
Boeing Airplane Co
Wichita
Kan
Weekend beef specials and market picks for the season
Beef shortages ease with larger second quarter cattle feeding and liberal supplies. Top and round roasts will be 89 cents a pound at a northeastern chain, with other specials including smoked hams swordfish steaks and jumbo shrimp. Veal chops fryers turkey and dairy items rise and fall with plentiful fruit and vegetable selections.
Plan Search For 2nd Car
TOPEKA AP City officials dropped plans to hire a professional diver to search the Kansas River for a possible second car believed to have fallen when the Melan Bridge collapsed July 2. The mayor said diver prices exceed the city budget, with bids as high as 1200 a day. A three day search yielded no car. about 100 personnel will resume river bed searches Saturday and Sunday.
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Topeka
Kansas River
Melan
Charles W. Wright Jr
Wright
Missile Silo Bid Details Are Given
The General Services Administration released bid details for more than 100 surplus missile silos. At Schilling AFB near Salina Kansas bids ranged from 2505 for site 7 to 2775 for site 5 for 12 sites. Weston Products Storage Inc. led several bids at 2600 for many sites with plans for fertilizer storage and irrigation. Additional bids were received at Altus AFB Oklahoma and Forbes AFB Kansas with various high offers and intended uses including manufacturing and nitrogen solution dispensing. No bids were received for sites 4 and 8.
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Washington
General Services Administration
Weston Products Storage Inc
Salina
Altus Air Force Base
Altus
Okla
Weston
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Irma & Max Wonder
Detroit
Two Plays By Theater Group At Royster Auditorium
Chanute Community Theater will present two one act plays at 8 p.m. next Friday in Royster Auditorium directed by Mrs. Don Tucker and sponsored by the city recreation department with no admission. Casts announced for Thursday Evening and Adante feature several local residents and include roles such as wife son maid and doctor. Thursday Evening was written by Christopher Morley and Adante by Wesley Coutts.
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Chanute Community Theater
Royster Auditorium
Don Tucker
City Recreation Department
David Lawrence
Rick Crawford
Kathy Lassman
Don O'Conner
Ruth Sale
Chester Day
Christopher Morley
Wesley Coutts
Area Congressmen Vote on Poverty Bill
Washington AP reports the Thursday night House vote on the anti poverty bill 245 to 158. For Democrats included Bolling Hull Hungate Ichord Karsten Randall Sullivan Edmondson Johnson Steed. For Republicans Ellsworth Belcher Curtis Hall Dole Mize Shriver Shubitz. Against Democrats Jones Jarman Oklahoma and Republicans Curtis Hall Shubitz.
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Washington
House
Bolling
Hull
Hungate
Ichord
Karsten
Randall and Sullivan
Missouri
Albert
Edmondson
Johnson and Steed
Oklahoma
Ellsworth
Kansas
Jones
Jarman
Curtis
Hall
Dole
Mize
Notable U S Figures Involved In Various Public Moments
Sargent Shriver spent 12 hours visiting 15 antipoverty projects in the Bronx Brooklyn and Queens as part of a New York trip. John Glenn was pronounced in excellent condition after a medical exam at an Air Force hospital following last year’s ear injury and fall. Barry Goldwater reportedly in New York City en route to unspecified activities with neck surgery planned in Phoenix. Thomas Luchese collapsed at the U S Courthouse while testifying before a grand jury probing Cosa Nostra narcotics links. Dwight D Eisenhower vacationed in Wisconsin’s lake country at a private club near Watersmeet Michigan, with his fishing outcome undisclosed.
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New York
Sargent Shriver
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
Bronx
Brooklyn
Queens
San Antonio, Tex
John Glenn
Air Force Hospital
Thomas
Luchese
Cosa Nostra
U.S
Minocqua
Wis
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Wisconsin
Lake Country
Eisenhower
Watersmeet
Mich
Boy Injured in Bike Mishap in Buffalo
Ronald Bumstead the son of the Rev and Mrs Bumstead suffered a deep abdominal cut when his bicycle toppled. He received thirteen stitches and was taken to a doctor for treatment. The item also notes visits by multiple local residents and relatives across Yates Center and nearby towns.
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Stead
R. L. Bumstead
Too Hot Strike Closes Fisher Body Chevrolet Plants
In Kansas City 22 solderers and welders walked out over extreme heat in the body shop at Fisher Body and Chevrolet plants. Production halted Thursday night and expected to resume today.
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Kansas City
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
Note to brides to be on initial monogramming silverware
A short advisory explains that brides may use a single initial of their married name on silver flatware. The guidance emphasizes traditional monogramming practice for personal items.
Unclear Text Fragment About Discount Offer
Fragmentary note mentions a discount rate and cash terms over a period. Readable context is insufficient to identify person, organization, or location details.
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Sealab II
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Vista
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Dean Buman
McCoy Brothers
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Ariz
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Buffalo
Ronald Bum
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Roy Robertson
Yates Center
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Cherry
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Lloyd Easley
Chanute Hospital
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Orlie Chapman
Methodist Church
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Mary Ellen Peterson
John Houston
Cynthia
Ruth Doty
Borger, Tex
Lula Houston
Doty
Leon Adams
St. Margaret's Hospital
Fredonia
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Mulvane
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Tom Read
Kenneth Caudell
Burlington
Carl Hawkins
Hawkins
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Mrs. Caudell
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Mandan
S. D
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Emporia
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Don Adams
Dupo
Ill
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Greeley
A. L. Sizemore
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Carl Sewell
Kenneth Gillespie
Neodesha
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Darlene
Sweet Home, Ore
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J. Walker
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Goodland
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Mary Beth Bowen
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Central Pilgrim College
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Keensas City
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W. Cherry
Highway 39
West City
Ranz Motor Co., Inc
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High Scho
First Church of God
Forest
Big Burger
West Cherry
Alcoholics Anonymous
Lee Kennedy
Chanute Memorial Hospital
Dr. Gehrt
Dr. Ray
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Lafayette
Nevada
J. W. Edminston
Edminston
Seinners
Tulakes Golf Course
Ben Franklin
Mitchell Motor Company
Robert Winterscheid
Gridley, Kansas
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Walkers Antiques
D. J. Madore
West 33Rd
Esliege
I. L. ©. Products CO
I$ W. Cherry
Chanute, Kansas
Aluminum Service
Navaco
B & DO Cor
W. Sth
Bert Beck, Jr
Bob Donovan
Carpenter Gray Lumber Co., Inc
East Main
S Om
Humpolit
Eugene R. Connes
ED C. Glover
Chanuty Roofing Company
Suistie
Jr. Ray
Tennessee
Glen Lacey
Richman
Howard Galt Chanute
Plumbing Service
Lassman Electric
H. L. Sweaney
Lee Osborn
Sadie Becannon
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