Wedding Gifts Worth Million for Margaret
More than a million dollars in gifts for Princess Margaret filled St. James's Palace ahead of her Friday wedding to Antony Armstrong-Jones. A court source said gifts may near two million dollars, including a rare 17th century pearl necklace from Portugal. Over 900 presents arrived as Scotland Yard increased security around the palace and the couple rehearsed for Westminster Abbey. The Britannia yacht will carry them on a five week West Indies honeymoon after the ceremony.
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Antony Armstrong-Jones
India
Portugal
Nova Goa
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Clarence House
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Britannia
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Tower of London
West Indies
Senior High Campaign for 1960-61 Student Council
Senior High students will vote tomorrow morning for the 1960-61 student council. President nominees are Jim Gough and Ric Tribble, both juniors. Vice president candidates are sophomores Barry Gerken and Jim Roberts. Secretary nominees are Pam Gray and Nancy Sparks. Treasurer contenders are Sharon Cooper and Joan Ashley. Campaign managers will be introduced at an assembly by Larry Thompson before presenting their election platforms.
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Jim Gough
Ric Tribble
Barry Gerken
Jim Roberts
Pam Gray
Nancy Sparks
Sharon Cooper
Joan Ashley
Larry Thompson
Council
Campaign Managers Named for Local Assembly Candidates
The election will follow the assembly with campaign managers listed for each candidate including Paul Anderson for Gough Betty Wilson for Tribble Kathy Coulter for Ger ken David Durham for Roberts Mahlon Gray for Miss Gray Jean Treloggen for Miss Sparks Mary Truitt for Miss Ashley and Bill Sperry for Miss Cooper.
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Betty Wilson
Tribble
Kathy Coulter
Gerken
David Durham
Roberts
Mahlon Gray
Miss Gray
Jean Treloggen
Miss Sparks
Mary Truitt
Miss Ashley
Bill Sperry
Miss Cooper
Rexall 1¢ Sale Opens This Week At Local Store
Roy McCain of Covina California visits Benedict with sisters Mrs Dora Lewallen and Hilda McCain He will sponsor Family Night at 8 p m Friday at Kimball School Mr and Mrs Henry Watkins will show UNESCO trip photos to Mexico Community members invited Unit members asked to bring cookies
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Covina
Calif
Benedict
Dora Lewallen
Hilda McCain
Kimball School
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Mexico
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Hutchinson News Starts Tour Series
The Hutchinson News launches a 137 person tour of Europe described as a six nation swing through Holland England Germany Switzerland Italy Monaco France and Canada. Conductors John McCormally and Peggy lead the first leg with more sections planned later.
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E. Walnut
Honolulu
Fed
Alta Patty
Urbana Hameral Aviation Agency
Hutchinson (Ap
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Hutchinson Ner
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Josephine Landing
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Wational Systems
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the News
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State FFA Elects Hunt Hunt New Kansas FFA President
Manhattan AP Melvin Hunt 17 of Tribune is elected president of the Kansas Future Farmers of America at the two day convention. Also elected are Larry Richardson Altamont vice president Gene Raymond Garnett secretary Roger Aberle Labetha treasurer Darryll Johnson Hoxie reporter and Dallas Kibbe Osage City sentinel. Labette County Community High School Altamont dominates judging and farm mechanics contests with four team wins and multiple top finishes for Robert Baker Altamont.
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Tribune
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Star Farmer
Kansas
Chase Hunt
FFA
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Altamont
Gene Raymond
Garnett
Roger Aberle
Labetha
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Hoxie
Dallas’ Kibbe
Osage City
Labette County Community High School
Lalbette
Robert Baker
Marshall Seeks Democratic Nomination for Insurance Commissioner
Abilene insurance man Howard L. Marshall, 49, announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for state insurance commissioner. He has six years as Dickinson County Democratic chairman and is a former treasurer of the state Young Democrats.
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Kas
Howard L. Marshall
Marshall
Dickinson County
Young Democrat
Weber to Speak on Agriculture at Farm Bureau Dinner
Dr. Arthur Weber dean of the Kansas State College school of agriculture will lecture and show slides at a Neosho County Farm Bureau dinner at Fairfield School tonight. The dinner begins at 7 00 p m with the program to follow.
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Here
Advertising Is Your Guide to Safe Buying
A brief advertising note promotes safe shopping practices and consumer vigilance. It emphasizes checking product claims, comparing prices, and seeking reliable sources before making purchases. The item stresses prudent, informed decisions for buyers.
Hoos Steady Cattle and Weaker Ferris Market Report
Kansas City livestock market summary shows cattle steady to lower with slaughter steers weak, cows and bulls steady to weak, vealers steady. hogs steady to mixed with weights 400 pounds and under at 13.50 to 14.25 for sows. sheep and lambs steady with native spring slaughter lambs at 4.25 to 4.50 and ewes 4.00 to 4.50. Major classes and weight ranges detailed for buyers and sellers ahead of Thursday auction.
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Parsons
U. S
Daily notices from Neosho Memorial Hospital and livestock bids
Visiting hours listed 2 to 4 and 6 30 to 8 p m daily. admissions yesterday and today include Mr Barker Mrs Powell Larry Evans and Frank Sievers plus births and dismissals. District Court actions in Chanute and Erie noted with custody and quiet title filings. Livestock prices for hogs cattle bulls cows and sheep provided with ranges for various grades and weights.
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S. Ashby
James W. Powell
S. Evergreen
Medical
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Humboldt
Ted Ludlum
S. Santa Fe
R. B. St. Clair
Independence
Richard E. Holman
Herbert A. Neely
S. Edith
Emmett E. Campbell
W. Main
Pearl Flannery
Milton Weide
S. Grant
Chicago markets mixed with steady butter and eggs
AP reports butter prices steady with receipts 624000 and various grade prices listed. Eggs hold steady with 60 percent or better grade A whites at 33 1/2 cents, mixed and other categories shown. Live poultry nudges seen with fryers at 20–21 cents and roasters 27–28. Wheat and soybeans unmoved. corn and oats quoted with multiple Nos and prices. Kansas City cash grain and futures noted with values and declines. Political note on tax policy mentions equalization of assessments and property tax relief.
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Hicago Grain Chicago
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Kansas City
Shorts
Bohlander Funeral Set At Walnut Methodist
Funeral for Fred C. Bohlander, 67, a retired drilling contractor, will be at 2:30 p.m. Thursday at Walnut Methodist Church with Rev. Hubert Hahn officiating. Burial at Glenwood cemetery. Walnut Masonic Lodge to perform last rites at the grave. Pierce Funeral Home of Erie in charge. Body lies in state at the family home until an hour before service. Survivors include Fern Bohlander, Keitha Bohlander, Frank Bohlander, and Charles Bohlander. Bohlander was a former city councilman.
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Glenwood
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Erie
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Bloomington
Ill
Frank
Emma Bohlander
Iowa
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Fern Martin
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Fort Scott
Arkansas City
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Stark
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Order of the Eastern Star
Wall Street gains as market moves ahead on steady volume
Wall Street moved ahead moderately with актив turnover near 2.909 million shares. Key stocks advanced with some volatile issues rising, Motorola up as much as 9 points, reflecting a positive trading day in New York.
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Motorola
Seniors Sponsor Dance For Parents Friends
Chanute High School seniors will host a dance for parents and friends in the Little Theater from 8 to 11 Friday night. Chair Betty Wilson says the event lets parents get acquainted while big name bands play records. Refreshments will be served as part of fund raising for end-of-school activities.
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Chanute High School
Betty Wilson
Tax Equalization Needed in Kansas Governor Candidate Says
Atty. Gen. John Anderson, seeking the Republican nomination for governor, calls for local tax assessment equalization as the first step to relieve Kansas property taxpayers. He spoke at a Baker University Young event in Baldwin.
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Kas
John Anderson
Kansas
Anderson
Baker University Young
Revival opens at Church of the Nazarene led by Dr. Moulton
The Rev. M. Kimber Moulton of Los Angeles will headline revival services at the Church of the Nazarene at First and Lafayette beginning today. He has pastored in Vermont, Maine, Rhode Island, and Maryland and led the Los Angeles church for fifteen years. He served twelve years on the General Nazarene Young People’s Society Council and was NYPS president 1940 to 1948.
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Los Angeles
Church of the Nazarene
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Lafayette
General Nyps
Tobacco giants lead world production list
The United States China and India rank as the top tobacco producers worldwide. The Grand Canyon’s narrow inner canyon sits atop underlying granite formations.
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United States
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India
Grand Canyon
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