Altoona Meeting News Notes Social Ties
Altoona residents and visitors are reported in a flurry of social calls and travel. Robert Craner of Dodge City visited relatives. Greyson Dunbar of Wichita stayed with family. many others including Kenneth Miller and Lynn Aldridge moved mail routes and joined local gatherings. Memorial Day Crowder reunion featured in town.
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Beloit Man Heads VFW Convention in Kansas
Lloyd Roberts of Beloit was elected state commander at a three day VFW convention in Garden City. Other officers named include Charles E. Cook Colby senior vice commander Bill Updegrove Lewis junior vice commander and Dr L E Mott Topeka department surgeon. Next year’s event will be in Great Bend. Resolutions urged North Vietnam blockade opposed any truce cease fire pullback or coalition government and opposition to foreign aid to governments aiding Communist objectives.
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Voluntario III Wins Five Straight in Florida Races
The Argentina bred Voluntario III captured five consecutive Florida races this year. Trainer Budd Lepman claimed the horse from Arnold Winick for $9,000 for the Crown Stable of Mr and Mrs Ollie Cohen.
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Emmys Award Night Marks Five for Knotts and Ball
Don Knotts won his fifth Emmy as Deputy Barney Fife and Lucille Ball earned her first Emmy in 12 years at the Television Academy ceremony. The Monkees topped drama and comedy awards while CBS led with 17 total Emmys, followed by ABC with 12 and NBC with 10.
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Seven year old boy dies after gangrene in Dallas
Garden City Kansas reports the death of David Wayne Brungardt seven after a fall caused a compound fracture. Gangrene spread despite treatment from Dodge City to Kansas City and Dallas. Parents Leonard and Mrs Brungardt face mounting medical bills as a fund drive is organized by local banks.
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Kansas State grads say brain drain not a problem
Kansas Governor Docking praised Kansas State University's 2014 graduating class as the largest in school history, with about 2,014 degrees conferred. He said the class shows a trend of staying in Kansas for work, and noted the high percentage of graduates relative to total enrollment. Alf M. Landon received an honorary LLD. Docking urged graduates to consider public service alongside private careers.
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Boys State Opens at Kansas University Campus
The 28th Boys State gathers 1,134 Kansas high school seniors on the Kansas University campus for a week of citizenship lessons. Participants split into Nationalist and Federalist camps to run mock local and state governments. Ed Stahl of Junction City is president, with William Taggard, John Cane, and Wendell Goldsmith as vice presidents. Juan Marichal led the National League in control last season with 1.06 walks per nine innings.
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Draft Standards Lowered But 176 000 Rejected
Washington report shows 176 027 youths failed mental tests in 1966 despite lowered standards, with 23 555 rejected for both mental and physical reasons amid Vietnam buildup. Total examinations rose to 1.61 million from 1.23 million in 1965, reflecting intensified manpower demand.
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Hillcrest School District forms from consolidations
Earlton notes show Hillcrest School ending the year with a covered dish dinner and community activities. Former Austin, Little Friend, and South Valley districts merged to form Hillcrest, with ongoing local visits and Memorial Day gatherings among residents and families across Chanute, Wichita, Delta, and Kansas City.
Appointment of Administratrix in Bradford Estate Neosho County Kansas
In the Neosho County Kansas probate court T N Bradford estate appoints Beverly N Nelson as administratrix. Creditors must file demands within nine months from May 22 1967 first publication or be barred.
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Vacation School At First Baptist Opens For Summer
Vacation church school began today at First Baptist church and runs 8:30 to 11 a.m. through June 16 for children ages three to twelve. The Junior High department will visit Bacone College in Muskogee Oklahoma, an American Baptist Indian school.
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