One Day in Viet Nam Echoes at Rach Kien
Rach Kien in South Vietnam sees Bravo Company of the 39th Infantry endure a heavy bunker ambush near Saigon as six men are wounded and three killed. Corporal Jerry Wilson from Bern Kansas recalls the day as just one of those days while awaiting medevac and maintaining the sense of life back home at the University of Kansas.
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Hospital Reports For April At Neosho Memorial
Neosho Memorial Hospital reported April admissions totaling 259 with 185 medical 58 surgical and 16 obstetric cases. Out-patients numbered 195 including 37 X rays 26 laboratory and 132 emergency visits. Nursery inpatient days stood at 57 with an occupancy of 13.6 percent and adult pediatrics at 63 percent. Board reorganized appointing John McMeekin replacing Dale Painter and reappointing Virgil Mix and Dwight Wallingford. Wallingford reelected chairman Ed Naanes vice chairman David German secretary and Mix treasurer.
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Earl Gehrt
Board of Trustees
John McMeekin
Dale Painter
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Today in History May 10 1967 highlight
On May 10 1941 Nazi Germany marked a key moment in World War II with events that influenced Allied strategy and global affairs. The AP brief notes the date as part of a daily historical roundup.
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Beep Beep Mystery Baffles Sedro Woolley Residents
Residents in Sedro Woolley Washington are puzzled by a nightly beeping sound that begins around 9 30 and lasts until dawn. About 400 people explored the area Monday night while two deputies directed traffic. Sheriff John Boynton urged residents to stay home and suggested the noise poses no known danger.
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John Boynton
Private trips mark peace efforts across nations
The text notes Dolf Hess flew to Scotland in a private bid for peace. It recalls James Richards, Eisenhower’s middle east envoy, promising about 120 million dollars in aid during a two month tour. Pierre Salinger visited the Soviet Union a year ago to discuss news exchanges, and Red China denied rumors that Mao Tse-tung was ill.
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Scotland
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Middle East
James Richards
White House
Pierre Salinger
Soviet Union
Red China
Mao Tse-tung
Winners announced for 15th Annual Community Art Fair
The 15th annual Community Art Fair at Murray Hill School announced award winners across three divisions. Adult, High School & Juco, and Junior High categories earned first to third places with honorable mentions, judged by Darrell Dishman of Missouri Southern College and Spiva Art Center.
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Murray Hill School
Thomas Thorne
Darrell Dishman
Missouri Southern College
Joplin
Spiva Art Center
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