Burmese refugee student studies Christianity in U S camp
Jesse Yangmi from Kachin State Burma is in the United States on a student visa studying to be a missionary. He attends Hidden Haven Youth Camp near Thayer and was accompanied by his wife Esther and three children. He plans to return to Burma for mission work or pursue linguistics studies at Indiana University if Burma is not possible.
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Jesse Yangmi
Kachin State
Burma
United States
Hidden Haven
Thayer
Christian Churches of
Yangmi
Ozark Bible College
Joplin
U. S
Esther
India
Calcutta
J. Russell Morse
U. S&s
University of Indiana
Chanute Pool
Intercepted Letter Dear Cha Reveals Plan Ties
An intercepted note suggests the city's master plan remains active amid a flood of government guides. The fragment hints at ongoing formal efforts and public policy concerns without detailing specific actions or outcomes.
Weather outlook with warm spell and scattered storms
Partly cloudy and warmer with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms today. High mid to upper 80s. South to southeasterly winds 10 to 20 mph. Partly cloudy and mild with widely scattered showers and thunderstorms to night. Lows upper 60s. Partly sunny and warm Sunday with highs in the low 90s.
Garden City Clubs Raided for Alleged Gambling Devices
Kansas Atty General Vern Miller reports raids in Garden City uncovering 5350 loose number devices and 20 cases of packaged devices at the American Legion Club. Nine dusty cases found at another club. no active gambling found during raids. Inspections pursued under Private Club Law with charges planned for the Legion Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Vern Miller
Garden City
Miller
American Legion Club
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Attorney General's Office
Finney County
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Area Wheat Bulging Bins Yet Rain Needed Across Four Counties
Wheat harvest in four counties is largely in, with bins bulging but yields varying from 1 to 60 bushels per acre. Agents report mid thirties averages and warn dry conditions threaten pastures and late soybean planting. Rain within ten days urged to boost crops and pasture conditions.
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Milo
Neosho County
Paul Kaly
Allen County
Tom Maxwell
Maxwell
Wilson County
Jack Linn
Wilson
Linn
Miami Beach rejects live-in camps for protesters at conventions
Miami Beach City Council votes 5-2 against campsites for demonstrators amid fears of violence during the national political conventions. The council will designate public areas as staging grounds for demonstrators and National Guard troops. An angry protester, Patrick Small, was restrained after throwing a pie at a council member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
Harold Rosen
Zippies
Youth International Party
Yippies
National Guard
Reubin Askew
Chuck Hall
HUD Plans In Kansas Sit Unused Amid Dusty Folders
Kansas communities used over 2 million in HUD 701 grants since 1961 to fund growth plans via the Kansas Department of Economic Development. City leaders, like Oakley Mayor Louis Lewallen, often did not implement recommendations such as street widening and new parks, though some facilities were improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Topeka
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Halligan
HUD
Oakley
Louis Lewallen
Chanute's Plan Seen Useful Despite Limited Use
Chanute's Comprehensive Master Plan completed in 1966 by Burgwin and Martin, financed by a 701 grant from HUD, remains valid with updates. The major barrier is lack of staff with training to implement it, while zoning changes and new parks guidelines await action.
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Ter
Burgwin and Martin
U. S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Mike Bailey
Chanute
Bailey
Fort Scott
New Ambulance Firm Starts in Chanute
Ed Barrick announces Professional Ambulance Service in Chanute at 411 E Main. The firm will handle Medicare calls without cash on call and will notify Police Sheriff and Highway Patrol on all accidents. Barrick bids for the city contract when Reddick's expires. He holds EMT degree from the Ambulance School and is a Red Cross instructor. Charges include 21.50 basic, 25 emergency, 125 to KU Medical Center or Wichita, 21.50 plus 0.75 mile out of town. One full time and five part time staff planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Barrick
Chanute
E. Main
Barrick
Reddick Ambulance Service
Professional
Police Department
Barwick
Reddick
K. U. Medical Center
Wichita
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Cha
Woodson County
Joe Srith
Woodson
Smith
Miami
Patrick Small
New York
Underground Press Syndicate
Leroy Towns
Pat Halligan
Planning Commission
Downstown
Hutchinson
Lawrence
Marion County
Arkansas City
Beloit
Sheridan County
Ellsworth
Comanche County
John Slocum
Reddick Ambulance
The
American Academy of Orthopedic Sur
Red Cross
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