Paper Says Russia OKs Berlin Move
The New York Times reports the Soviet Union agreed in four power talks to acknowledge responsibility for free civilian access to West Berlin. The move aims to clear a major obstacle toward a Big Four accord while Moscow seeks reduced political ties between West Berlin and West Germany.
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Deaths of Charlie J. Werschell and relatives
Funeral services for Charlie J. Werschell 90 of Quenemo will be held Tuesday at Rumsey Funeral Home with burial in Clinton Cemetery He died Saturday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Clarence L Harder will officiate in Spokane Washington Glenn Smith Folgerton sisters Marie Ryan Bonner Springs Lottie Brecheisen Eudora six grandchildren Memorials to the Clearfield United Methodist Church memorial fund suggested
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Folgerton
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Bonner Springs
Edgerton Funeral Services for Mrs Mabel Brecheisen
Funeral services for Mrs Mabel A Brecheisen 74 of Edgerton will be at 1 30 p m Tuesday at Clearfield United Methodist Church Burial will follow in Clearfield Cemetery Friends may call 7 to 9 p m today at Coughlin Wilson Funeral Home Wellsville Mrs Brecheisen died Saturday at home She was born December 30 1896 in Argentine now Kansas City Kan and was raised near Edgerton She belonged to Edgerton Presbyterian Church She is survived by widower Ben a son Lucky at home a daughter Mrs Donna Knoche Gardner two brothers Ernest Smith
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Hospital Notes List of Newborns and Patient Names Across Cities
The hospital notes list numerous individuals and addresses across Bonner Springs Wellsville Eudora Lecompton and nearby areas. Entries include multiple births with parent names and home locations and hospital notes noting new arrivals on Saturday and Sunday.
Fairfax Work Tied to Strike
Workers at the General Motors Fairfax plant were to return after a two week layoff caused by a railroad strike. plant officials say 7000 1971 models remain to be completed and 1972 models were set to start August 17. If parts arrive and the strike ends quickly, production could resume in two weeks.
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Seeding Hurricanes Studied To Cut Damage Costs
A $50,000 government study urges full scale seeding of hurricanes to prevent millions in damages. Officials plan only limited experimental seeding as Project Stormfury begins, noting current data on silver iodide effects is insufficient for broad use. The Stanford Research Institute report says seeding could reduce damage even if effectiveness remains uncertain.
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Funeral rites set for Hiram Leech Bryan in Leavenworth
Hiram Leech Bryan 69 of Leavenworth dies at home Sunday. Funeral 2 p.m. Wednesday at Quisenberry Chapel Tonganoxie with Rev. Applegate. burial Maple Grove Cemetery. Survivors: widow Florence, sister Mrs Anna Ratcliff Roanoke Va, brothers Robert Flager Colo Joseph and Paul Prairie Village Clifford Maywood Tl. Born Oct 7 1901 Warrensburg Mo moved Linwood to Leavenworth decade ago retired as Agriculture Stabilization Committee chairman Leavenworth.
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Kansas Football Numbers Unassigned as 42 and 48 Remain
Two Kansas football players have jersey numbers ranging from 10 to 89 with only Nos. 42 and 48 unused. The note lists Mickey Casey at 10 through to guard George Cohlmin at 89, signaling open numbers are 42 and 48.
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Wilson Named To Law Posts
Kane University law professor Paul F. Wilson has been elected to the American Bar Association section of criminal law governing board and appointed editor and coordinator for a project to draft model rules for Standards for Criminal Justice. His work aims to help states modernize criminal procedures by aligning court rules and statutes with national standards.
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Fire destroys shed at Wempe farm in Douglas County
Fire of undetermined origin struck a 26 by 56 foot tin shed on the Franks R Wempe farm five miles northwest of Lawrence. The Clinton Township Fire Department fought the blaze, with the structure about two thirds full of baled alfalfa hay and no loss estimate issued.
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July Fire Losses Modest Estimates in Lawrence
Fire losses for July totaled 3,960 according to preliminary estimates by the Lawrence Fire Department. This was the lowest monthly loss in four years, with 46 calls and 36 having no damage. One loss exceeded 1,000 on July 25 a car fire on the Kansas Turnpike. The Davis home at 867 Lincoln, Abel Davis, and Kansas University Oliver Hall had minor losses.
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69th Unit Goes To Camp Ripley
The 89 members of the Lawrence National Guard unit joined 4,500 Kansas guardsmen in a Friday convoy to Camp Ripley Minnesota for two weeks of combat training. Detachment 1 Headquarters Company 2nd Battalion 137th Infantry Kansas Army National Guard will complete eight days of field training with the rest spent on range firing. They return to Lawrence August 15. Guard officials say this may be the last year training occurs at Camp Ripley as a change to Fort Riley Kansas could be decided later.
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Kansas Triumph Over SDS in 1947 Football Blowout
Kansas routed South Dakota State 86 to 6 in a 1947 game, posting one of the era’s most lopsided college football victories. The win showcased Kansas bystanders and SDS at Memorial Stadium where the Jayhawks dominated on offense and defense.
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