Wilson School Unification Vote Set for Tuesday
Wilson County plans a Tuesday vote on unifying districts into three. The western district centers on Fredonia with 1300 students and $8 500 per pupil valuation. Midway Altoona union exceeds 500 students and about $15 000 per pupil. Needesha district aims for 1000 students and $10 000 per pupil. Neodesha will be least affected. Board members include George Weems Ill Neodesha chair and Warren W Stover Fredonia vice chair.
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Elsmore community guests and visitors noted
The Elsmore area hosts included Randy Helm grandson of Mr and Mrs Carrol Lander returning to Oklahoma City after a week with his grandparents. Susan Cox and Ruth Conway of Kansas City visited Sunday night and left Monday. Chester Chatterton Topeka spent Tuesday with the Braden family. Several locals hosted relatives and friends throughout the period.
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Carrol Lander
Oklahoma City
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Topeka
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J. C. Acton
John Hill
Sandra
Gary Utt
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Ethel Watson
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Forol Teel
Alvin Ericson
Chicago
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Charley Johnson
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Moline
Robert Verme
Paul Browning
San Diego
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Don Krokstrom
Gayle Ann
Allen County Hospital
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Floyd Clark
William
Kansas State University
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Colo
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Kathy
Mike
Grand Lake
Okla
Robert Ccobb
Liberal
David Kern
Chanute
Gerald Johnson
Julia Carlson
Pam Atteberry
Fred Cunningham
Merrill
Rosann
Randall
Leonard Carlson
Rebecca
Anna Marie
Eric
Harold Swanson
Earl Ericson
Bertel Gustafson
David Gustafson
Orville Krokstrom
Wallace Senstedt
Ervin Headley
Dennis Chambers
Yates Center
Dennis
Kenneth Chambers
Russell Ludlum
Don Bauer
Judy
Terri
Ted
Iver Senstedt
Clyde Laver
Brenda
Wallace Seastedt
DeWayne Ard
Rhonda
Janet
Connie
Charles Upton
Tom Briener
Trudy Nelson
Sharon Boler
Sharon
Forth Bridge Opens Linking Edinburgh and Fife
Global briefs report Scotland opens one of the world’s largest single spar suspension bridges a 12 mile four lane link across the Firth of Forth. The project cost $56 million and took six years. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned to ride the first official car across.
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Firth of Forth
Fife
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Katzenbach takes over as attorney general after Kennedy resignation
Nicholas Katzenbach, 42, former University of Chicago law professor and deputy attorney general, becomes the department’s top official following Robert F. Kennedy’s resignation to run for the U.S. Senate. President Johnson may delay filling the post permanently until after the November election. The government also seeks more back taxes from Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, with disputed 1958 to 1960 items and a separate 1959 claim. Kent Johnson signed a Dill noting coin hoarding amid a currency shortage. the Treasury will decide when the shortage ends.
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Nicholas Katzenbach
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Robert F. Kennedy
Katzenbach
University of Chicago
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U.S. Senate
New York
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Norwegian firm to build second Soviet hydro plant
A Norwegian company, Norelektro A-S, already constructed a Soviet border plant and is expected to build another on the Upper Pasvik River under a new contract, per Nordlys. The commission had earlier suspended authorization amid opposition from Globe Wireless, an International Telephon and Telegraph Co. affiliate.
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Philippines
Globe Wireless
International Telephone and Telegraph Co
Tromsoe
Norway
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Pasvik
Nordlys
OGO Satellite Launching Rescheduled at Cape Kennedy
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP The OGO scientific satellite launch is moved to tonight after ground support trouble. An Atlas Agena booster is set to lift off at 8 23 p.m in a 45 minute launch window. OGO stands for orbiting geophysical observatory and is the largest U S scientific satellite. It will probe space mysteries.
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OGO Scientific
OGO
Orbiting Geophysical Observatory
United States
Colorado student blames dogs for exam failures
A University of Colorado student told police that campus dogs at large disrupted his concentration and caused him to fail two exams. The complaint highlights noise disruption from loose dogs on campus in Boulder.
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Boulder, Colo
University of Colorado
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