Judge Denies Injunction To Church Group At First Baptist Wichita
Judge Howard C. Kline denied an injunction to restore control of the First Baptist Church to members favoring the American Baptist Convention. The church remains autonomous with the majority voting to sever ties with the ABC and Kansas allies. The $2.5 million property stays with the opposition. a potential appeal to the Kansas Supreme Court was left to the plaintiffs.
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Kansas Supreme Court
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Houston
Hogs Steady Cattle Meager in Kansas City Livestock Results
AP report from Kansas City notes hogs steady with 1-3 200-240 lb barrows and gilts at 16.50-17.00, sows steady to 25 lower, cattle and calves lacking price tests, sheep none. Produce mixed with wholesale eggs and butter unchanged, grain prices show no strong gains though corn and soybeans show minor moves.
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Kansas City
Chicago Grain
Chicago
Humboldt Schools Present A Workman's Dream Musicale
Humboldt Mrs Marie Reynolds vocal music supervisor staged an all school musicale at the high school Tuesday night with a dreamlike plot in an old theater a fall injures a worker and Walter Wulf Jr envisions operatic roles for himself and fellow workers The cast includes Jim Redfield Robert Hiller Steven Orcutt Nancy Wolford Marilyn Anderson Larry Nessel Judy Shropshire and others A ministry rally followed at Humboldt Assembly of God with the Rev Warren Goble and Rev Paul Samuelson as speakers The Humboldt Music Club plans an Oscar Hammerstein program at Tik Tok restaurant in May with a spring luncheon beforehand and local visits by families and friends.
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Oswego
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Wichita
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Death Commandos Terror Recalled in Eichmann Trial
In Jerusalem the trial of Adolf Eichmann includes testimony tying Eichmann to Einsatzgruppen killings. Witness Abraham Aviel recalls a 1942 Polish ghetto operation where about 100 Jews were marched to a graveyard and executed, including his brother, as he barely survived and later fled with his father.
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Global Briefs from London Moscow and St Albans
A Moscow radio commentator accuses the United States of preparing intervention in Laos ahead of a May 12 Geneva conference. Khrushchev arrives in Yerevan for Armenia's 40th anniversary under Soviet control. Fifi the hippo of Whipsnade zoo killed her mate Neville and gave birth to a bull calf as birth looms. St Albans workers remove 300 noisy frogs from a pond to stop croaking at night. General Lemnitzer arrives in Taipei for an overnight stay before a meeting with Nationalist Chinese officials.
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The passage references President Chiang Kai-shek and his travel to Okinawa, South Korea, and Japan.
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Okinawa
South Korea
Japan
Peter Pan Ice Cream Sale Ad at Peter Pan Store
Special today and Saturday offer half gallon cartons priced at 59 cents each. Flavors include Strawberry Ripple Chip Chocolate Wild Cherry and more. Peter Pan Store located at 902 West Main.
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Laos Officials Of Government Pro Reds Talk Cease Fire Talks In Laos
Rebels and royal government officers met on the Nam Lik River as clashes continued near Vientiane. Souvanna Phouma backed a quick coalition and Geneva delegation while Pathet Lao pressed for talks open to newsmen and Ban Namone as a future site. Harriman arrived in New Delhi to lead a three nation truce verification mission.
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Daily Transcript Admits and Discharges at Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital reports yesterday admissions including Mrs. Mary Rutledge Earlton and others in medical, plus Marie Olson Lavenburg and Marion Alexander. Today adds Donald Booe and Rodney Montgomery surgical cases and Bernice Hanson accident. Dismissals include Leon Cobbett and Mrs Clifford Manley. Fire run at 4:44 am on 218 E 12th for smoke from furnace motor shorted by water.
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Earlton
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Humboldt
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W. 7Th
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Marie Olson
Lavenburg
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S. Highland
William Whitworth
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Surgical
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Coffeyville
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Leroy Halsted
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Buffalo
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Ella Decker
Thayer
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Arthur Wells
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Ewer
Royster Junior High Presents Spring Band Concert
The annual Royster Junior High spring band concert is tonight at 8 in the school auditorium under Glenn Peak. Three groups perform the fifth and sixth grade band the Royster intermediate band and the Royster advanced band.
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Erie Mayor and Council Sworn In for New Terms
Mayor Hollis Dunham and councilmen Frederick Swan O E Fones G C Freeley Paul Casady and George Richard took oaths to begin new terms in Chanute. Don E Wells was sworn as police judge and Dunham reappointed city staff including James White Harvey Steele Gertrude Salle Charles Forsyth and others. Council chairs were named with Fones finance Swan streets and alleys Freeley cemetery and park Casady fire Richard water and power.
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Hollis Dunham
Marvin Huffman
Larry
Douglas
Charles
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Dunham
Harvey Steele
Frederick Swan
O. E. Fones
G. C. Freeley
Paul Casady
George Richard
Don E. Wells
James White
Steele
Gertrude Salle
Charles Forsyth
William C. Weir
Kenneth Killough
Floyd L. Hays
Sherman Sears
Fones
Swan
Freeley
Casady
Richard
Black and Veatch
Kansas City
Senior High Candidates Nominated
Senior High School student council nominees were chosen in voting this morning. Candidates and managers will meet at noon to plan campaigns. Campaigns begin Monday with introductions Tuesday and final election after. President nominees Barry Gerken Jim Roberts. VP Gary Eastburn Richard Thompson. Secretarial Marcia Blackstun Llewlyn Jenkins. Treasurer Mary Browning Deedra Lucas. Campaign managers named for each candidate. Voter results show Lincoln Neb 22 percent Joplin 10 Denver 4 Wichita 3 Topeka Oklahoma City down vs last year.
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Barry Gerken
Jim Roberts
Gary Eastburn
Richard Thompson
Marcia Blackstun
Llewlyn Jenkins
Mary Browning
Deedra Lucas
Rolen Casebolt
Gerken
Ric Tribble
Roberts
Janie Ashley
Miss Blackstun
Dale’ Ward
Miss Jenkins
Jackie Churchill
Miss Browning
Nancy Sparks
Miss Lucas
Department Store Sales Rise In Tenth District
In the Tenth Federal Reserve District last week department store sales were 3 percent higher than the same week a year ago. Cities in the district showed gains across several markets as retailers noted stronger consumer demand.
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Kansas City
Federal Reserve
Reduction Urged for Gasoline and Diesel Tax
Rep Garner E Shriver urged one cent per gallon relief on gasoline and diesel taxes with July 1 start, favoring pay as you go highway funding and earmarking highway user taxes. He warned the Interstate program could stretch past 1972 and noted the temporary four cent total tax through July 31 1972. An unrelated note mentions San Salvador islanders eating iguana as a local custom.
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Space age rally boosts Wall Street with mixed gains
Wall Street extended gains as late trading slowed after a modest rally led by space age stocks. The successful man in space rocket shot lifted the market with volume around 5.4 million shares, while missile and electronics issues rose 2 to 4 points and other groups gained about a point. Bonds held steady to a shade higher.
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Death notice for Lewis Applegate in Iola
Mrs. Glenn Barnby of 816 W. Main received word that Lewis Applegate of Iola died yesterday. The funeral service will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. in Iola.
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Iola
Man Charged With Forgery In Chanute Case
William F Trackler Jr 26 of Chanute waived preliminary hearing on second degree forgery and was bound over to district court with a 2000 bond. Police say the forgery followed his arrest on a misdemeanor check charge after passing a 4 insufficient fund check and admitting writing a 50 check from a Fredericktown Missouri bank under a fictitious name to cover at least ten under ten insufficent fund checks.
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Chanute
Trackler
Fredericktown
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