Two Kansans Die in Colorado Car Crash
In Las Animas Colorado four people died Saturday night after a three car collision on US 50 seven miles east. Victims include Marion Herrick 22 and Vicki Herrick 19 of Ensign Kansas along with Alma Kehl 50 and Darrel Dean Kehl. Leo Kehl 34 of Fort Lyon Colorado drove one car that tried to pass triggering the crash.
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Las Animas
Colo
Marion H. Herrick
Vicki Herrick
Ensign
Kan
Colorado Highway Patrol
Leo T. Kehl
Fort Lyon
Marion Herrick
Alma Kehl
Darrel Dean Kehl
Bible School Is Completed at Vilas Lutheran Church
The Rural Cooperative Bible School closing program was held at Vilas Lutheran Church with sponsors Vilas Center Ridge and Zion. Attendees from seven denominations, total enrollment 54, average 64, eight teen helpers and 12 teachers, measles caused two absences. Certificates were given after demonstrations and songs. about 140 were served refreshments. Reverend Jack Mathis attended from Center Ridge.
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Vilas
Rural Cooperative Bible School
Vilas Lutheran Church
Center Ridge
Zion
God
Gene McMillen
Darrel Nelson
Leonard Carlson
Curtis Carlson
Bill Carlson
Dale Nelson
Melvin Carlson
J. D. Schaal
Charles Doudna
Ruth Doudna
Roy Larson
Darrell Nelson
Evelyn Larson
Warren Jones
Herman Anderson
Jack Mathis
Kansas City Beauty Wins Miss Kansas Title in Pratt
Beverly June Wood, 18, of Kansas City Kansas, was crowned Miss Kansas 1963 at Municipal Auditorium before about 2,000. The Kansas University freshman earned a $1000 scholarship and trophy and will compete for Miss America in Atlantic City in September. Runner-up Linda Faye Thiel and top five finalists Danielle Goering Diane Stalker Mimi Frink were among the contenders.
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Pratt, Kan
Kansas City
Kan
Beverly June Wood
Wood
Municipal Auditorium
Kansas
Atlantic City
Miss Wood
Kansas University
Orbie Wood
Linda Faye Thiel
University of Wichita
Marvin Thiel
Danielle Marie Goering
Earthquake rattles Sarajevo sending residents into streets
In Belgrade AP dispatches report an earthquake shook Sarajevo amid panic as residents fled outdoors. In London another AP note recalls St Paul’s north transept reopening after wartime bomb damage from 1941. In Saronno a widow fatally shot her son while guarding poultry. In Buenos Aires a commuter train and a school bus collided in dense fog with early death and injuries reported.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Sarajevo
London
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buenos Aires
Telpress
Tulsa Band Owner Stabbed in Wichita Nightclub Dispute
Ernie O Fields Jr. a Tulsa band owner, was stabbed in the chest and arm after an argument outside a Wichita nightclub early Sunday. He is in satisfactory condition at St. Francis Hospital. Cov R Kelley, 42, was arrested about nine hours later and held for aggravated assault investigation. Fields and his father own a band that played at a twist contest Saturday night.
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Wichita
Ernie 0.Fields Jr
Tulsa
St. Francis Hospital
Cov R. Kelley
Fields
Silence Falls After Week of Heavy Fighting in South Viet Nam
In South Viet Nam quiet returns to the front lines after a week of heavy action and mass attacks on Communists. American and Vietnamese officials report the fighting dwindled by Saturday afternoon as patrol clashes diminished. Alan B. Shepard Jr. receives Dartmouth honorary MA for bravery with skill during his home state visit after his spaceflight.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Hanover
N.H
Alan B. Shepard Jr
Dartmouth College
Navy
Shepard
Derry
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French's Mustard
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Chuck Roast
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