Humphrey Enters Bethesda Hospital for Bladder Infection
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey will stay several days at Bethesda Naval Hospital for evaluation of antibiotic therapy for a mild bladder infection. His office said he entered Friday night after returning from a two week European mission and expects to resume his normal schedule after completion of the stay.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Humphrey
Maryland
Europe
Grady Overton Wins First Major Stake at New Orleans
Grady Overton, 27, of Hardesty Oklahoma, captured his first major stake race at the New Orleans Fair Grounds last winter aboard the horse Backbiter.
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Grady Overton
Hardesty, Okla
New Orleans Fair Grounds
Bullets Fired Into Tankang of Thompson Truck
Thompson Transport Co offers a $1000 reward for arrest and conviction of those who fired two rifle bullets into an 8000 gallon tank near McPherson. The holes about a quarter inch wide leaked about 400 gallons of gasoline at a weigh station. Driver Will Sander had taken the truck from Augusta to McPherson amid labor strike tensions with Teamsters Local 795.
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McPherson, Kan
Thompson Transport Co
Darrell W. Thompson
McPherson
Augusta
Will Sander
Teamsters Local No. 795
Wichita
Thompson
Unanswered Knock at Downtown Baltimore Bank Door
Police cars with flashing lights converged on the Calvert Lexington intersection in Baltimore as officers checked the First National Bank and the Federal Reserve Bank after an alarm trigger. A patrolman knocked on the bank side door to test for occupants, but no one answered.
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Baltimore
Calvert and
Lexington Streets
First National Bank
Federal Reserve Bank
Civil Service Exams in Chanute July 15
Kansas civil service exams for stenographers typists radio telephone operators and clerks will be held in Chanute on July 15 with jobs in Kansas City Lawrence Topeka Manhattan and other cities. Applications from the State Personnel Division Topeka or any Employment Service office due by July 6.
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Chanute
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Manhattan
Kansas Highway Patrol
State Personnel Division
Harrison Street
Kansas
Home Runs Expensive To Little League
Oak View Little League players say the cost of home runs ran to about 100 dollars as their field bordered a 77 year old man’s fenced lot. William C. Ulrich declared the youngsters unpleasant and refused to return the balls until Sheriff’s Sgt. Mac C. Grizzard intervened and issued a citation for refusing to return lost property.
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Oakview
Calif
Oak View
William C. Ulrich
Ulrich
Mac C. Grizzard
Grizzard
Chanute Recreation offers summer band archery and arts programs
Cha nute Recreation Commission begins fifth summer band and youth archery on Monday at Santa Fe Park archery range. Bands are divided into grade school junior high and adult with Chris Coots directing. Archery is free with equipment provided and supervised by Lyle Dean. Children's fine arts span crafts drama marionettes chorus and dance with 128 participants last year. Registration Monday afternoon at Central Park.
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Chanute Recreation
Chris Coots
Santa Fe Park
Chanute Recreation Commission
Beverly Anderson
Kathy Lassman
Georgann Rausch
Carol Cornish
Central Park
Traffic Deaths Show Drop in Early 1967 Period
Chicago AP reports the nation’s traffic deaths fell in the first four months of 1967 versus 1966, with April toll at 3,920 and a four month total of 14,710, down 2 percent. A National Safety Council spokesman cautions the drop may look larger than it is after last year’s April rise.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
The
Safety Council
Canada marks 100 years with major coin redesign
The first major redesign in 30 years commemorates Canada's centenary as a confederation. Wildlife motifs appear on the new coins, including a wildcat on the 25-cent piece symbolizing independence and reflecting the character and spirit of the people.
Gypsy King Returns Ring And 17000 In Kansas City
Dewey Marks known as King to tribal leaders walked into a federal probation office with a 17000 check and a diamond ring. He appeared with D J Marks and an attorney as his wife Di Ana Marks serves a federal prison sentence for fraud involving 17000 and a ring taken from Eunice Caster of Los Angeles. The judge had ordered the money and ring held as probation conditions after a three month sentence. The ring value and source were not explained and Caster may be asked to identify it in Kansas City. probation continues 33 months after the sentence.
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Kansas City
Dewey Marks
Richard H. Johnson
D. J. Marks
Diana
Alderson
W. Va
Johnson
Caster
Los Angeles
Marks
Former Army coach Blaik calls Lombardi a demanding fundamentalist
Earl Blaik, former Army coach, labels Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi as a demanding fundamentalist in a provocative assessment. Blaik cites Lombardi's tough, exacting standards and relentless discipline as defining traits shaping his coaching style and team discipline.
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Army
Earl
Red) Blaik
Green Bay Packer
Vince Lombardi
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