Humboldt Travelers and Visitors Share Local News
Seaman Paul FE Hottenstein Jr. of Norfolk arrives for a 17 day visit with his parents. Local families report vacations to California, a wedding in San Diego, and trips to Disneyland Knotts Berry Farm Marine World and the Grand Canyon. Students Kirk Barfoot and Silas Klingensmith attend the Midwest Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. Extended visits include families from Albuquerque Denver Greenville Claresholm and Expo 67 plans in Montreal and Prince Edward Island.
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Humboldt
Paul FE. Hottenstein, Jr
Norfolk
Paul Hottenstein
Rick
Mary
Elizabeth
Linda
Diane
R. W. Blattner
California
Ski Harrison
Betty Hamm Harrison
San Diego
Disneyland
Knotts Berry Farm
Marineland
Grand Canyon
Margaret
Kirk Barfoot
Silas Klinginsmith
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Kirk
Richard Pilcher
Albuquerque
N. M
Margaret Hamby
Colorado
Concordia
Bill Pilcher
Don Siegrist
Greenwood
John Diverbliss
Raymond Gozadak
Fort Scott
Wayne Breiner
Townsend
Robert Johnson
Chanute
Gloria Armel
Claresholm
Alberta
Canada
Nat Armel
Debbie
John Armel
Overland Park
Montreal
Prince Edward Island
Kansas Lawmakers Voting Records in Recent Roll Calls
AP records Kansas members of Congress on recent votes. Senate Javits Griffin amendment rejected 79 to , House vote 244 148 to end nationwide rail strike with mandatory settlement. Dole opposed. Adoption 213 189 Laird amendment to cap DOT spending at 95 percent. votes listed. Federal crime for crossing state lines to incite riot passed 347 70 with Dole and Winn in support. Rat extermination bill failed 176 207 with Dole and Winn opposed.
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Senate
Javits
N.Y
Griffin
R-Mich
Congress
Carlson and
Pearson
House
Mize
Shriver
Shubitz
Winn
Dole
Laird
Wis
Department of Transportation
Moze
Skubitz
Pike Study Progress on Arkansas Toll Road Feasibility
A $40,000 loan to the Arkansas Turnpike Authority advances a Western Arkansas tollroad feasibility study. The Western Arkansas Development Association funds the loan after an attorney general opinion on contract authority. An agreement allows the Highway Commission to contract Wilbur Smith Associates for a 1200 mile corridor study.
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Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
Arkansas Turnpike Authority
Western Arkansas Development Association
State Highway Commission
The
Highway Commission
Wilbur Smith Associates
Western Kansas Group
Blind Ambassador is Riley Teacher Honored Nationally
Jerry Hall a Riley Kansas high school teacher was named the nations Blind Ambassador for 1967 at the American Council of the Blind convention in Wichita. Hall lost sight in one eye at five and his father died when he was fourteen. He graduated at the top fourth of his Kansas City high school class and earned a master's in German from Kansas State University in 1966. In 1962 Governor John Anderson named him Kansas outstanding citizen. About 500 delegates attend the five day convention ending Saturday with a Kansas Association For The Blind Inc gathering to follow.
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Wichita
Kan
Jerry Hall
Riley
American Council of the Blind, Inc
Hall
Heather
Kansas City
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Kansas
John Anderson
Kansas Association For the Blind Inc
NYU Names Roger Sanders New Varsity Wrestling Coach
Roger B. Sanders, 24, of Palmyra, Pa, a former NCAA college division wrestling champion, is appointed the new wrestling coach for the New York University varsity squad.
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Roger B. Sanders
Palmyra
New York University
Violence erupts again in Spanish Harlem streets
In New York City Puerto Rican crowds spark bottle bombs and looting as more than 1,000 helmeted officers try to restore calm in El Barrio during a second night of unrest. Three officers and one firefighter injured. Police report four arrests and a waning scope of violence after hours of clashes.
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New York
Spanish Harlem
Harlem
Cers
el Barrio
Howard R. Leary
John V. Lindsay
Pool settles landlords suit over Fairfax County home
Washington reports Rep. Joe Pool has settled out of court a landlords suit claiming $7,771.11 in damages to their Fairfax County home. The settlement amount remains undisclosed. The case had alleged extensive damage beyond normal wear.
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Washington (Ap
Joe Pool
D-Tex
Pool
Fairfax County
E. A. Prichard
Navy
Charles P. Muckenthaler
Muckenthalers
Washington
Air Force
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Soviet Union
United States
Hosmer
Defense Department
Viral Hepatitis Reported in Indiana Rural Area
The National Communicable Disease Center says viral hepatitis, a rare and sometimes fatal liver disease, has appeared in Rush County Indiana in 75 cases among 20 000 residents during the first five months of this year A majority of cases involve public school students No deaths reported Preventive measures have been instituted by county health officials Hepatitis is often linked to poor sanitary conditions or careless personal hygiene
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Atlanta
Indiana
National
Communicable Disease Center
Rush County
CDC
Erie community notes and family updates
Profits aid program at the baseball stands sees Mrs. Floyd Ruble and Mrs. Dean Stipp donate items and plan new bases. John Lohse visits California with relatives while Nina Long travels to South Carolina for two weeks. The Rev. Robert McGuire announces a daughter born July 13 in Wichita. Michael Sears reenlists in the Air Force and heads to Offutt AFB Nebraska in August. Erie Demolay to meet Monday with state conclave funds. Gene Simmons and Loretta visit Enid, Oklahoma with Cooper family.
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ERIE
Floyd Ruble
Dean Stipp
John Lohse
Vernon Lohse
California
Kenny Simmons
March Afb
Riverside
Nina Long
South Carolina
Clay Pittser
Robert McGuire
Wichita
Sunnyside
Baptist Church
Michael Sears
Cecil Sears
Air Force
Erie High School
Sears
Offutt Afb
Neb
Demolay
Richard Markland
Loretta
Enid
Okla
Markland
Orval Cooper
Gene Simmons
Herman Simmons
Today in History July 24 1967 Highlights
On this date in 1679 New Hampshire became a royal colony. Ten years ago Sidney S. Baron resigned as publicist for Tammany Hall after joining the Dominican government to aid a campaign. Five years ago Andrei Gromyko defended Soviet tests at Geneva. One year ago Europe’s six Common Market nations agreed on uniform agricultural prices.
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Associated Press
New Stampshire
Sidney S. Baron
Tammany Hall
New York County Democratic Organization
Andrei A. Gromyko
Man Drowned In Sherman Lake
Richard Davis age 23 of Goodland drowned while swimming in Sherman County state lake in Goodland Kansas. It was the lake s first drowning since its opening 242 years ago. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Francis David of Goodland.
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Goodland
Kan
Richard Davis
Sherman County
Mrs
Francis David of
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108Th Strets
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House Republican Conference
Harold Brown
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Public Health Service
Johnson
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.mex
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North American Aviation, Inc
Supreme Court
Congo
Moise Tshombe
London
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