Soviet camps likened to country clubs by Izvestia
In a global brief from Moscow Izvestia accuses Soviet labor camps of housing drunks prostitutes and other parasites enjoying sun and food while calling for harsher punishment and longer work from dawn to dusk. In Seoul three South Korean university students face insurrection charges before a military court and a postponement is granted. Duvalier vows better relations and foreign investment climate for Haiti as he takes life president oath. In Goa India the government probes a wave of explosions. one person is reported killed and municipal offices in four towns damaged.
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Moscow
Izvestia
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Port AU Prince
Haiti
Francois Duvalier
National Assembly
Life
Duvalier
First Place for Erie Scouts in American Heritage Fitness
Erie Boy Scout Troop 232 won first place in the Sedan Area Council American Heritage Fitness contest at Camp Wilderness featuring flag pole lashing, flint and steel fire starting, nature scavenger hunt, water safety, compass use, and obstacle course. The Erie group returned home Saturday afternoon after a week at camp near Independence.
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Erie
Boy Scout
Sedan
Wilderness
Independence
Ralph Willson
Stanley Walker
Junior Currie
Ira White
Larry Wheeles
Albert White
Everton
Hankins
Mrs. White
Leon Stout
Parsons
Claude Stout
Gene Olson
Lafayette
Emery Olson
Civil Service Exams Planned in Chanute on July 18
Kansas civil service examinations for stenographers and typists will be held in Chanute on July 18 with strong demand in Kansas City Lawrence Topeka and Manhattan. Radio Telegraph Operator I II Clerk I II exams also on July 18. Applications available from State Personnel Division 801 Harrison Topeka or any Kansas State Employment Service office. return completed applications by July 9.
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Kansas Civil Service
Chanute
Kansas City
Lawrence
Topeka
Manhattan
State Personnel Division
Harrison
Kansas State Employment Service
Global Language Count and Hidden Dialects
Linguists estimate at least 3,000 languages spoken worldwide with many more splinter dialects used by isolated tribal groups in Asia Africa and South America. The figures reflect broad linguistic diversity and unseen minority languages.
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Asia
Africa
South America
Yates Center Notices and Visits Highlight Week
Local residents report travels to New Jersey and New York Worlds Fair plus visits to East Moline Vermilion and KARD Wichita R.V. station. Gospel music program set by Evangelical United Brethren at 8 p.m. with Elmer Childress family in charge. Cancer Society total contributions reach 1,668.28 in Woodson County as families host relatives and tour regional sites.
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Chanute
Jeanne Dencon
Wichita
Nellie Mae Hammond
Ethel Harwood
Jasper
H. C. Hunt
Miss Hammond
Hunt Home
Henry Watkins
Earle J. Richey Jr
Elizabeth
Alan
Susan
Earle J. Richey Sr
Marion Richey
Earle
Tokyo
United States
Washington, D. C
Massachusetts
Ronald Richey
Oklahoma City
Evangelical United Brethren Church
V. C. Buttermore
Elmer Childress
Kard Wichita R.V. Station
Lloyd Herder
Etta Herder
L. Herders
Louis Carson
el Dorado
American Cancer Society
Woodson County
High Court Ends Session of Racial and Voter Rulings
The Supreme Court closes its 1963-64 term overturning key rulings on sit-in trespass cases and reapportionment while also striking down parts of the Subversive Activities Control Act affecting passports for Communist members. The term included decisions on obscenity rulings for books and films and sustained two years of voting rights and redistricting jurisprudence.
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High Court
Washington
The
Supreme Court
Hugo L. Black
John Marshall Harlan
Byron R. White
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Oklahoma
Florida
Idaho
Connecticut
Ohio
Congress
Communist Party
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kansas
Speeding radar waste saves $10 claim
Albany AP report says Harlan Weaver faced a $10 speeding fine after a radar trap. he claims a repair would have cost $20, but the radar fixed an electrical fault and his speedometer now works, saving him $10 in effect.
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Weaver
Public Auction Terms Cash Auctioneers McCoy Bros
Estate of Letta V. McConnell deceased A T Dugan administrator Estate of Martha Glover deceased Anna Lea Wiggans executrix public sale terms cash only auctioneers McCoy Bros and estate representatives listed for probate proceedings
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Estate OF Letta V
Martha Glover
Anna Lea Wiggans
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Yates Center Fund
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Yates Center
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Buffalo
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M. E. Culbertson
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Ray Engel
Judy
Aliceville
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R.N
Parsons, Kansas
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