Greek Turkish border clash near Evros reports no casualties
Greek border patrols and Turkish guards exchanged shots for about 30 minutes along the River Evros on Thursday night. A Greek military spokesman said no casualties occurred on the Greek side and a protest was lodged with Turkish authorities. In Tanganyika, President Nyerere announced the United Republic of Tanzania name change.
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Salonika
Greece
Evros
Greek Thrace
Dar ES Salaam, Tanganyika
United Republic of Tanganyika
Zanzibar
Julius + Nyerere
United Republic of
Processors Oppose 25-Cent Milk Price Hike
Kansas and Missouri bottling milk processors testified at a U S Department of Agriculture hearing against a 25 cent per hundredweight increase proposed by the Southwest Milk Producers Association representing about 1015 dairy farmers. They argued supply is adequate locally while production costs rose 20 to 40 cents. Townsend cited farmers earning $4.79 per hundredweight now.
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Wichita
Kansas
Missouri
Southwest Milk Producers Association
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Milk Producers Association
South West
Tom Townsend
The
Association
Mock War In Ozarks Trained Forces Hit Gold Fire 1 Drill
Task Force Ozark with 10 000 men and Task Force Sioux about 6 000 men conduct a mock conflict in 11 Missouri Ozarks named Gold Fire 1. The exercise tests air delivered troops and cargo with 4000 infantry from Ft. Riley landing on rough airstrips as 130 cargo planes shuttle men and supplies.
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Leonard Wood
Ozark
Oroland
Argentia
Missouri Ozarks
Sioux
Air Force
1St Infantry Division
Ft. Riley
Kan
Kentucky
Arkansas
No Action Due In Kinne Case
No action is expected for several weeks at the earliest in the Sharon Kinne case from Independence Missouri. Kinne is charged with killing Francisco Paredes Ordonez September 18 in a motel and is held in the women's preventative jail awaiting trial. Her attorney withdraws while another attorney pursues an appeal for release. If homicide is lifted as self defense she would be bond eligible. She forfeited 25000 dollars bail in Missouri after failing to appear for trial in her husband’s slaying.
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Mexico City
Sharon Kinne
Independence
U.S
Advertisers Attend Evinrude Dealers Meeting in KC
Mr and Mrs Don Hawley and Mr and Mrs Glenn Wrestler of A W Marine joined about 100 Missouri and Kansas dealers at the Evinrude Dealers Meeting in Kansas City on Wednesday.
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Don Hawley
Glenn Wrestler
A & W Marine
Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Pastor posts desert remark on board in Owensboro
Dr. David A. Nelson pastor of First Baptist Church in Owensboro placed a sign on his bulletin board reading All sun shine makes a desert. The quote reflects a caution about optimism without substance and was noted by local readers.
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Owensboro, Ky
David A. Nelson
First Baptist Church
Social notes from Savonburg and surrounding towns
Mrs Mildred Mears of Chattanooga Tenn visited here last week joining luncheon with Gertrude Verle and Gladys Nelson. New baby girl born to the Singer family in Garnett. Several local hosts and visitors dispersed across Oswego Kan City Vinita and Elsmore. Funeral attendance for Ruth Mason drew Savonburg residents as Earl Olson and others travel for services.
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Savonburg
Mildred Mears
Chattanooga
Tenn
Nelsons
Freda Guy
Elmer Mattson
Elsmore
Gertrude
Verle
Gladys Nelson
Lloyd Guy
Walnut
Mabel Lowe
Richard Singer
Garnett
Lavenburg
Roger Elliott
Chanute
Glen Singer
Eva Lindberg
M. W. Lindberg
Ralph Guy
Maurice Lindberg
Savenburg
Ruth Mason
John Starliper
Marie Olson
Kenneth Swanson
Kansas City
Earl. Olson
Lorraine Larson
Shelly
Vinita
Lisel Larson
Lucille Brunson
Jessie Carlson
Lawrence
Ida Olson
Stark
Harold Olson
Artie
Forrest Bowman
Gertrude McClain
John Wilson
Oswego
Wilson
Jack Mc.Clain
Leon Johnson
Terri
Milton Thomas
Auxiliary Meeting and Church Revival Announced in Buffalo
The October 21 American Legion Auxiliary meeting at the community building was opened by Mrs. Ronald Hempen with eleven members and new member Mrs. Dale McKinsey present. Reports noted 27 paid members, followed by a social hour hosted by Mrs. Tom Read and Mrs. Orville Millican. Future plans include November hostesses Mrs. George Cox and Mrs. Bert Childs and the December gathering with Mrs. Dick Robbins. The Christian church revival runs November 1–7 at 7 p.m. with Gene Cary and Milton Duhon. The Philathea class met with Nell Krepps opening prayers. roll call by 14. devotions, a lesson, and a quiz. November gathering with Mrs. Walt Davis.
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Buffalo
American Legion Auxiliary
Ronald Hempen
Dale McKinsey
Max Decker
Marie Brock
Tom Read
Orville Millican
George Cox
Bert Childs
S of
Blue Bird
M. J. Clough
Charles Anderson
Calvin Clinesmith
Roy Robertson
John States
Amye Stevens
W. D. Hempen
Dick Robbins
Philathea
Lula Houston
J. L. Walker
Nell Krepps
Violet Green
Independence
Ronald Bumstead
Walt Davis
Matthew
Mildred Moffatt
Marguerite Swinney
Bumstead
Hazel Read
Navy Commendation For Wes Santee
Wes Santee, former Kansas track star and Marine Corps reserve captain, received a Navy commendation for dedicated leadership and technical ability. The ceremony at Olathe Naval Air Station was attended by his wife and three children after lectures on physical fitness he has given nationwide since 1955.
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Olathe
Kan
Wes Santee
University of Kansas
Marine Corps Reserve
Navy
Scout Troop 118 Hosts Hallo ween Party at Murray Hill
Scout Troop 118 held a Thursday afternoon Halloween party at Murray Hill School. Members sang group songs and enjoyed apple cider cookies and candy served by leaders Mrs. Charles Bartholomew Mrs. Jack Moore and Mrs. Gene Fegel.
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Troop 118
Murray Hill School
Charles Bartholomew
Jack Moore
Gene Fegel
Cub Scout Den 4 Meets With Den Mother Mrs Acree
Pack 1 Den 4 met Thursday afternoon with den mother Mrs Clyde Acree at 328 West 3rd. Jack o lanterns were made and Robert Hutchi son presented a puppet skit. Bryan Tennis is the new buckskin keeper. Refreshments were served by Mrs Acree and the meeting closed with the den yell.
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Cub
Den 4
Clyde Acree
John Hutchison
Robert Hutchison
Bryan Tennis
Acree
Halloween Party for Ever Ready 4H Club Held
Mr and Mrs Stanley Lun dine in Rhode Island hosted a Halloween party for Ever Ready 4H members. Prizes went to Gary Chaney Dwayne Stipp and Greg Barnhart. Rosemary Sharp directed games. Refreshments served to 36 attendees.
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Stanley Lundine
R. I
Ever Ready
Gary Chaney
Dwayne Stipp
Greg Barnhart
Rosemary Sharp
Red China may build hydrogen bomb by late 1960s
Washington AP reports Dr. Philip Abelson, editor of Science, warns China could produce a hydrogen bomb by the late 1960s. He cites AEC indications that China used uranium 235 in their Oct 16 atomic test and notes potential for plutonium and tritium production. Also notes the Committee for Economic Development urging broader college business training. Army seeks bids for an image intensification device for night combat.
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Washington (Ap
Philip Abelson
Science Magazine
Abelson
Atomic Energy Commission
Washington
Committee For Economic Development
Committee
Army
Plea to President By Krebiozen Users
A sit in group of Krebiozen drug users and supporters urge President Johnson to lift the federal ban on interstate shipment. The 17 vigil outside HEW Secretary Celebrezze’s office press for executive action amid debates on cancer treatment costs and a controversial device.
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Washington
Johnson
Anthony J. Celebrezze
Celebrezze
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Global Briefs
City Hall
Richard Pearman
Ozarks
Kinne
Mae Oliver
Mamce Hayes
Mamie Hayes
Betty Barr
Pol
Kay Groskinsky
Christian Church
Gene Cary
Milton Duhon
Chanute Tribune
Scout News
Johnson and Russell
Reb Russell
Congress
Rob Russell
Congress Comm
Delao Bays
Chrmn
South Viet Nam
Washington Today
Nessmen
Army’s Command Research and Development Labora
Lester Marii
Democratic
Neosho County
Pd. Pol. Adv
Mr. Marti
Krebiozen
Citizens Committee For Cancer Survivors
Cota
Tioga Coffee Shop
Merle Kelly Ford
Mercury
Monterey
Mahlon Morley
Cutive
First National Bank
Merle Kelly
Ford, Inc
N. Evergreen
First National
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