Global Briefs include Saudi air raid claim and other world items
AP dispatches report Saudi Arabia charging Egyptian planes bombed a Saudi village near Yemen with fragments collected by a U N truce team. Belgium cites faulty brakes in a 1961 Sabena crash killing 73, including 18 U S skaters. Ex King Peter II visits hospitalized Princess Alexandra of Greece after a overdose crisis. U N General Assembly set to discuss Viet Nam Buddhists suppression as a priority.
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Robert Schuman Dies at 77 Father of European Unity
Robert Schuman, 77, French leader often called the father of European unity, died today after a long illness. He authored the Schuman plan for the European Coal and Steel Community linking France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, the Netherlands, and Luxembourg, foundations of the later European Economic Community.
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Chiefs trim roster to 33 players with three waived
Kansas City Chiefs reduce roster to 33 by placing Dick Johnson Dave Klister and Dick Davis on waivers Tuesday making final cuts before the league deadline.
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Passion Play draws from wide area for Sept shows
Black Hills Passion Play ticket orders pour in from Paola Wichita and Oxford as the Chamber of Commerce announces three performances at Memorial auditorium September 17 18 with a student matinee. Bishop Leo C Byrne and Rev Claude Pittenger endorse the production noting its moral and educational value. Reserved seating tickets are selling now with a box office opening Thursday to process orders.
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Baldwin Voters Approve Two City Bond Issues
Voters in Baldwin Kansas turned out in record numbers on Tuesday and approved two five thousand dollar bond issues. One funds a municipal swimming pool passing 335 to 276 and the other funds improvements to the city water system passing 354 to 257. The turnout was Baldwin’s largest in a decade.
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Kansas Oil Output Shows Decline
U S oil production rose 3.4 percent in the first eight months of the year versus last year, the Oil and Gas Journal reported from Tulsa. Through August 31 averages were noted, signaling changes in output.
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Preliminary hearing set in Kansas murder case
Larry Allen Gibson 20 will face a Thursday preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge in the death of his 22 month old son. Prosecutors say the infant suffered fractured skull, jaw, arm and four ribs. Gibson admits rough handling but not knowledge of injury. Wife charged with neglect but asleep during many mothering periods.
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