Fight Rages for Capital of Laos
Pro and anti communist forces battled for Vientiane as control of the city center shifted between factions. Reports from Vientiane describe light fighting with few buildings damaged and no foreign casualties, amid breakdowns in normal communications and dispatches routed through Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Vientiane
America
U.S. State Department
Voice of America
Phourmi Nosayvan
Hartier
Kong le
Phoumi Nosavan
Pathet Lao
U. S
The
Vole of America
State Department
Associated Press
Roy Essoyan
Laos
Panatroops
Garden City notices list residents and property deeds
In Garden City today a long list of names appears including Mrs Catherine Mes Louis Zirkel Gerald Yardley Leo Bowman James Hill Leonard Schiffelbein and others with addresses on Garden City area streets. The notice also mentions oil and gas lease filings warranty deeds and various real estate transactions across multiple blocks and additions. Police bonds and traffic incidents are noted with several names and local street references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Eospin
Sanley T. Smith
Alice Eldridge
Cecil Dirdley
I T
Joseph P
Inge and
Vinzant
Gerald B. Becker
Elden J. Anderson
Holmes
Walter F. Wolf
Sunset Memorial Gardens, Inc
Midwest Investment
E.g .Inc
Crystal L. Garrison
Nanninga
Menke
Horde
Wills L. Phillips
Harry W. Lotton
Harper
Colony
C. H. Deal
Keith Rodrock
W. iStreeter
A. Christie
Christie
Emmert
Dickerson
Heinrich
John A. Tatro
Jesse Junior Smith
Gilbert E. Kemper
Scott Bank Incorporation Completes For New
Scott City reports the incorporation process completed with authorized capital of 175000 dollars. Resident agent Henry D. Park and initial stockholders include a list of named individuals from local entities. The filing specifies security state approval and registered office in Scott City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott City
Fant
Henry D. Park
Vipal
Wah
Pane 10
Splat Carata
Je Son
Aipceals
Mott
Ci City
John Jones Leads High Game in Garden Bowl Action
John Jones tops the night with a 217 game for Sonex oft Jones Builders in the National League. Bill Boles of Northern Natural Gas Co. had a 552 series as Jones team posted a 981 team game and 2,800 team series. Northern total beat Gardiner's Dalry 2,690 to 2,642 while Gifford Hill Western defeated Million Motors 2,567 to 2,555. Farm Bureau posted best team 2,820 and Barhes had 213 for Sugarbeet canpie in week 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sonex
Jones Builders
Bill Boles
Northern ‘Natural Gas Co
Jones Bujjberg
Woolworth
Farm Bureau
Citiey Service
Elliott Printers
Nolan Motors
Garden City ‘Telegram
Smith Land Co
Explosion Kills Miners in Turkish Coal Mine
Twelve miners died and 55 trapped after a gas explosion struck a coal mine near Zonguldak on the Black Sea coast. The incident occurred Tuesday, aggravating a long history of mining dangers in the region. Rescue operations and investigations were underway by local authorities and mine managers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zonguldak
Turkey
Black Sea
KU Versus Big Eight Action Described as Capricious
Lawrence Kansas AP The University of Kansas charges the Big Eight Conference acted capriciously and contrary to justice in the Bert Coan case declaring him ineligible after KU won the conference title. The school details pregame opportunities to act and notes NCAA and Big Eight probation precedents while defending Coan and Adams as credible witnesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Bert Coan
K. U
Kansas
Conan
University of Missouri
Coan
Big Eight
W. Clarke
Weade
Wess Lege
Lits
Big Fight
NCAA
Texas Christian
Kenneth Adams Jr
Houston Tex
Adams
Pasadena
Tex
University of Houston
Mickey Walker
Coan Vial
Universi Kansas
Bhg Ae
iLoach Mitchell
Texas Christian University
Depar
Ene
Carrere
Security Council Kills Congo Proposals in Late Debate
The UN Security Council vetoed rival East-West Congo proposals and sent the issue to the General Assembly. A Western resolution demanding Dag Hammarskjold continue efforts to restore order failed to pass with a vote of 2 for, 8 against, and 1 abstention as the Soviet Union and Poland backed Lumumba’s release while Ceylon abstained. A dramatic, late-night clash between the United States and the Soviet Union marked the session, ending at 3:41 a.m. EAT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
Security Council
Congo
Ceylon
General Assembly
Soviet Union
Argentina
United States
Italy
Britain
Dag '‘Hammarskjold
West
Patrice Lu‘Mumba
Col
Joseph Mobutd
Poland
Lumumba
KU Endowment Receives Bequest in 1988 Gift
The Kansas University Endowment Association has received about $18,000 from the late Mrs. Sarah Knox of Florido, who died December 26, 1988. The fund will be invested to provide scholarships at KU with preference for Buller County students, yielding about $900 a year, said association secretary Irvin Yore.
Local Produce Market Notes and Listings
A concise market snippet covers local produce sellers and stalls, highlighting entries in the markets section. It references cream and declay items and notes variability in listings, with emphasis on local vendors and prices observed in the period.
Dighton Rolls Over Ransom In Top League Showdown
Dighton Hornets forged an 82 to 55 victory over Ransom led by a 41 point performance from Riley and 17 by Bet J Neill. Conner's squad built an early 18-6 margin then pulled away to an 18 point halftime lead, sending Dighton to a solid league win and setting up next Friday’s game at Leoti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ransom
Dighton
Hornets
WKBA
Riley
Southwest Kansas
Guy Conner
Chemical
Dreyfus Fund
In Bat & How Bay
Tepmisaton
Bat & How
Stk
Fidelity Fd
Rangom “Écoring
Wis
Jetmore
Hornbts
Pete Ae
Rangom
Puritan Fd
Putnam Geo Fd
Quart
Guniay Eh
SRO
Giese
Va Uckmiant
Tala
Wellington
Unclear fragment summary leads to brief sports item
Fragmentary OCR text references players Wilkens Fullmer Bartlett Toala Ransom and scores or stats but lacks coherent reporting or context. No clear event, teams, or date is identifiable to form a complete summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkens
Bartlett
Scott
Toala
Ransom Ighton
U S Consul Held By Rebels in Stanleyville
U S Consul General Robinson McIlvaine said he was detained for about two hours by rebel soldiers in Stanleyville amid rumors Belgian paratroopers were landing. He was questioned to verify he was not a paratrooper in disguise and later returned to Leopoldville with other Western officials after a two day trip to address threats against whites following Prime Minister Lumumba’s imprisonment. He is from Downingtown, Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
University of Kansas
Chicago
Coan
Texas Christian University
M.E. Easton
Patton
Malaya
U. S. Department of State
Jack Mitchell
Mitchell
Leopoldville
the Congo
U S
Robinson McIlvaine
Stanleyville
Oriental Peettes
Melivaine
Patrice Lamumba
Downingtown
Japan Plans Trading With Communist China
TOKYO AP report says Japan will ease trade curbs with Communist China. The plan could allow direct business between Japan and the Chinese mainland for the first time in over 214 years. Peiping severed trade after an alleged insult to its flag in Nagasaki in May 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Japan
China
Peiping
Nagasaki
Moscow Hands Kendall Defeat In Nonconference Clash
Moscow Wildcats defeated Kendall 40 to 29 in a nonconference game as Moscow pulled away late. Richard Hinn led all scorers with 14 points, while Arnold Lenington led Kendall with 14. Kendall’s next game is at home Friday against Shallow Water in the Western Arkansas Valley League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kendall
Moscow
Wildcats
Bobcats
Roy Meade
Kendall Pie
Deerfield
Pierceville
Cecil Wichert
Copeland
Englewood
Richard Hinn
Ray Curtis
Roy Curtis
Kenneth Miller
Arnold Lennington
Sanior
Jury
Pierce
Arkansas
Ene Englyn
Actress Fay Kes Sued for Divorce in Los Angeles
An elderly actress Fay Kes, 88, known for European film work, faces divorce proceedings in Los Angeles. The filing alleges failure to provide financial support and maintenance as of 1085, with the couple previously wed in Budapest on June 4, 1007.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Faykes
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Garden City
Catherine
Mes
Louis D. Zirkel
Alker
W. Smith
Fea
Gerald Yardley
Booth
Leo Bowman
Fair
James A. Hill
Satanta
Leonard Schiffelbein
E.J. Randolph
Lakin Kenneth Heinrich
St. Catherine Parl H
Crist
Guy M. Vincent
Jack Alan Pfannenstiel
Santa Fe
Sam W. Gravitt
Hackberry
Halph Greathouse, Jr
Imperial
Duane West
John Harman
Mulberry
Aloysius A. Tauscher
Magnolia
Gordon Bucy
Leg Eck, Jr
Nancy Pierce
Evans
Michael Wade Hooper
Glenn White
Ingalls
Charles Claar
Leopold Joe Kopp
Evans, Lenais
James Milton Nickerson
Great Bend
Donna Mae Wasinger
al Rise
Arthur A
Chestnut
Ignatz Joseph Qedling
Walter Keller
Garden- Tuay
Donna Ma Wauiogte
Marfa
Magdolen Bland
Scott Bank
John Jones
Santa Kay Grean
Mrs
Walt Grean
Santa
Haskell County
K.U
Poleyedh
University of Kan
Says
Houston
Rice Institute
Big Red Roundtable
Sweet Future
Suger Beet Growers
National Air Growers Federation
Yakime
Harold Purdy
Ben Linenberger
Council
Kansas City Livestock
Kansas City
Page
Garden City Telegram
U's
Waynes
White Tayon
Lonecom
State Theatre
Ndale —McChanng Fynnington
Astow
Ray Curis
Ts Sai Ee
Budapodl
Red Jacket
A Drilling & Supply Go., Inc
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