Americans Clash Again Today With N Korea Troops
Thirteen U S soldiers defend an outpost in a two hour clash with North Korean grenades near the DMZ. Five Americans suffer scratches. no confirmed Communist casualties. North Koreans used whistle signals to guide the attack near Panmunjom, about 13 miles from the border. Captain Jerry Scott led the beleaguered unit.
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U.S. First Cavalry Division
Korea
Demilitarized Zone
Panmunjom
U.N
North Korea
North
South Korea
Armistice Commission
U.N. Command
Jerry Scott
Ada
Okla
Scott
Nudists crown Midwest Sunbathing Association royalty
Oklahoma and North Dakota participants win king and queen titles at the Midwest Sunbathing Association convention. Queen Terry Davis of Midwest City uses a pseudonym due to fear of economic reprisals. King Al Ilis of Forman arrived on military leave. Harold Brown leads Granger team to national competition. Charles Points of Minneapolis elected president.
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Oklahoma
North Dakota
Midwest Sunbathing Association
Terry Davis
Midwest City
al Ilis
Forman
N. D
Harold Brown
U. S. Volleyball Association
Granger
Okla
Bill Tippy
Pat
Terry Garrett
Donna Garrett
Dale Garrett
Sycamore Hollow
Charles Points
Minneapolis, Minn
Midwest Group
Theft Loss At Norman Edmonds Farm Home
Sheriff reports 170 items valued at 170 dollars stolen from the Norman Edmonds farm home two miles south of Highway K 10 on the Gage Ranch Road. A rifle a pistol and a radio were taken from an upstairs room after a window was broken Sunday morning.
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Norman Edmonds
Gage Ranch
Sheriff's Office
Lodge Notice Special Communication of Lawrence Lodge No 6 AFAM
Lawrence Lodge No. 6 AF and AM announces a special communication Monday at 7 30 p m work in the second degree visiting members welcome J O Hurley W M G W Mole Secy
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Lawrence Lodge No
Af&am
J. O. Hurley
W.M. G. W. Mole
Ford and Christina Austin Seen Together Sparks Separation Mention
New York papers report Henry Ford II and Christina Austin seen together often as Ford and Anne Ford announce a separation after 23 years of marriage. Ford unavailable, bound for Europe, while Mrs. Ford is also unavailable.
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New York
New York City
Henry Ford II
Christina Austin
Ford
Anne
The
Mirror
World- Telegram
Sun
Austin
Europe
World-Telegram
Society
Joseph X. Dever
Trinity Methodist breaks ground for first church unit
A ground breaking for Trinity Methodist Church’s first unit was held Sunday evening at East 1st Street and Maple Lane. Rev. Melvin Booth Rev. Harold Mallett Rev. George E. Reed James Ellis Robert Simpson Don Rogers Ted Baird Mrs. Lee Kennedy Mrs. Don Rogers Lauri Lemen and Rev. I. C. Jones attended representing church leadership, the building committee, and historic succession. The 3434 square foot unit will serve as a temporary sanctuary with a kitchen and classrooms, brick exterior, redwood interior, and is due for completion by December 10 under Robertson and Ericson architects and Dressler Co. general contractor. Future phases add an educational unit and a sanctuary. The Trinity Methodist congregation organized May 28, 1961.
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Trinity Methodist Church
East 1St St. Terr
Maple Lane
Melvin Booth
Ottawa
Kansas Conference of Methodism
Harold Mallett
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Ted Lemen
I. C. Jones
Lawrence Trinity Methodist
Robertson and Ericson
Dressler Co
Topeka
Robert Simpson
Don Rogers
Allen Taylor
George Martin
Lee Kennedy
Trinity Methodist
Test ban treaty seen as risk to U S security
The piece argues the administration views rejection of the test ban as a major setback for U S security and East West relations. It notes administration officials fear a nuclear China threat and warn rejection would hinder cooperation with the Soviet Union.
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United States
Wilson
League
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Soviet Union
Red China
Los Angeles Times News Service
Russia
Great Britain
Kremlin Palace
Moscow
U.S
Andrei Gromyko
Lord Home
Gromyko
U Thant
United Nations
Lawrence hosts foreign students on KU campus weekend visit
Forty nine international students in KU's 13th Annual Foreign Student Orientation Center spent a weekend in Independence Kansas hosted by locals arranged by Fred Benson and Independence Rotary Club members. They toured parks businesses and other sites while Majid Davami Martin Lutz and Mrs Ginko Sato spoke at a Rotary meeting. The program is supported by the State Department and the Institute of International Education. The same edition notes slurry sealing on Locust Street and the nearby airport runway with costs about 1500 and 4375 respectively, and KU Centrex telephone system goes live with UN 4 prefix enabling direct campus dialing. Complete city directories will be printed this fall. Mr and Mrs William H Martin to donate a 20 acre wilderness park site to the city northwest of town near Hallmark plant with picnic tables shelterhouse planned.
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Independence
Kan
Fred Benson
Committee On International Affairs
Independence Rotary Club
Kansas
Martin Lutz
Colombia
Ginko Sato
Japan
State Department
Institute of International Education
Locust Street
Asphalt Paving Inc
Wichita
Kansas University Centrex
Chamber of Commerce
William H. Martin
Route 4
Harold Horn
Clarence J. Topping Dies at 80 in Douglas County Home
Clarence J. Topping, 80, of Coun try Club Terrace, died at his residence. He owned the Motor Inn on Vermont Street and held other local businesses. He was a member of the Elks Masons and Plymouth Congregational Church. Funeral at Rumsey Funeral Home 2 p.m. Wednesday. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Survived by wife Laura, brother Charles, foster-son Lloyd Ware, several nieces and nephews. Memorials preferred to the Heart Fund.
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Douglas County
Motor Inn
Vermont Street
Topping Was
The
Elks, Masons and
Plymouth Congregational Church
Rumsey Funeral Home
Oak Hill Cemetery
Laura Topping
Charles Topping
Route 1
Lloyd Ware
Kansas City
Heart Fund
Nighttime abduction and chase end with multiple arrests in Indiana
A 22 year old Cleveland woman Mary Helen Taylor was abducted from a parked car by three youths on a northern Indiana highway. She was threatened with a knife and released unharmed. One attacker drowned while fleeing. Troopers halted a car on the Indiana toll road and captured three suspects. a fourth clung to a riverbank. The body of a second attacker was later found in a canal five hours after the escape. The motorist Donald Edward Ingram, 30, aided by authorities, reported the incident from a farmhouse near New Carlisle, Indiana.
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Gary, Ind
Cleveland
Indiana
Little Calumet River
Mary Helen Taylor
Donald Edward Ingram
New Carlisle
Ind
South Bend
Mental Health Panel Sets Local Need Study
A city county health board session at 7 30 p m on Monday August 12 at city hall will discuss projected mental health needs for Douglas County 1965 to 1975. Panelists include Dr Gary Lee Dr Kenneth Schroeder William Binns and Rodger Johnson as well as patient care planning topics and after care.
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Douglas County
City-County Health Board
City Hall
Gary Lee
Mental Health Center
Kenneth Schroeder
William Binns
Psychiatry
Watkins Hospital
Rodger Johnson
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Lawrence Memorial
Lee
Veteran Druggist Patterson Dies At 60 In Lawrence
Milton J. Patterson 60 a Lawrence druggist for 40 years died early today at Lawrence Memorial Hospital He was born in Baldwin June 9 1903 attended Kansas University then joined Rankin Drug Store remaining there until death He had heart trouble and belonged to Acacia Lodge Sertoma Club and First Methodist Church He had served on the Douglas County Draft Board including a term as chairman Funeral is 1030 am Wednesday at Rumsey Funeral Home burial Memorial Park Memorials to the Heart Fund.
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Milton J
Pat) Patterson
R I. St
Lawrence
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Patterson
Baldwin
Kansas University
Rankin Drug Store
Douglas County Draft Board
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial Park
Heart Fund
Record Threshing Bee Draws 12000 at H C Watson Farm
A peak crowd of over 12,000 attended the sixth annual Threshing Bee at the H C Watson farm near McLouth. Steam engines threshed oats as Ed Shears of Ottawa, 84, won the oldest steam engineer prize. Planners said food and supplies were exhausted by Sunday close.
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H. C. Watson
McLouth
Ed Shears
Ottawa
Cecil Luse
Paving and Sewer Work Begins in Lawrence
Work started on six blocks of new paving in Lawrence led by Penny Construction Co. The city issued permits for paving Vermont Street and Stewart Avenue along with Canterbury Lane and North Park Street widening. Sequences include sewer installations by Kansas Construction Co and completion aimed for August 10. City crews also seal and finish off street parking lots downtown.
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Lawrence
Williams
Vermont Street
Kansas
Stewart Avenue
Canterbury Lane
North Park Street
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
George Williams
Penny Construction Co
Penny
Fraternity Place
Kansas Construction Company
Two Generations of Service by the Rumsey Family
Rumsey Funeral Home highlights two generations of service in its local obituary tribute and reminds readers of contact number VI 3 5111 for arrangements and inquiries.
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Rumsey
Rumsey Funeral Home
Glass work halted by Kansas Missouri contract dispute
Lawrence area reacts as installation of glass in Western Missouri and Eastern Kansas stalls due to a contract dispute between Glaziers Local 558 and 23 distributors and producers. The union began a strike against Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co. and most companies sent glaziers home after the contract expired. The union covers about 115 workers across Sedalia Missouri to Joplin Missouri and Lawrence Kansas.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Glaziers Local 558
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Sedalia
Iowa
Joplin
Lawrence
Kan
Thankful message for help after husband's death
Margaret Carson expresses gratitude to all who supported her after the death of her husband Jesse Robert Carson. She thanks everyone for prayers and kindness and asks blessings on all.
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Jesse Robert Carson
Move to Gill Building Complete by 3 Firms
The M. R. Gill realty and insurance firm moved from 640 Mass. St. to the new Gill Building at 901 Tenn. St. over the weekend and opened with business as usual. New tenants include Barrett Fitch North and Co. and Dwight Sickles insurance. Gill plans future tenants. the old office was 35 years in use on a month to month basis with no immediate plans to relocate.
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M. R. Gill Realty and Insurance Firm
Mass, St
Tenn, St
Gill Building
Barrett, Fitch, North and Co
Dwight Sickles Insurance
Robert Harrison
Gill
Mass, St. Spot
Harrison
Speed King Breedlove Sets 408 MPH Land Speed Record
Utah Highway Patrol reports Craig Breedlove of Los Angeles reached 408 mph to claim a world land speed record at Bonneville Salt Flats. He posted runs of 388 mph and 428.37 mph, surpassing John Cobb whose 394.2 mph mark stood for 16 years on the same salt flats.
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Bonneville Salt Flats
Utah
Utah Highway Patrol
Craig Breedlove
Los Angeles
Breedlove
John Cobb
England
Salt Speedway
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Richard Patterson
Walsh, Colo
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East Greenwich
Hattie Patterson
Ray Waddell
A. E. Patterson Jr
San Jose
Calif
Penny Construction
Pioneer Ridge Addition
Vermont
Kentucky
A. T. Hodges
Lawrence Typewriter
Lawrence Memorial Co
East 13Th Vi
Margaret Carson
Washington, D.C
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Canada
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Rincen
Hation's
Virginia
Schwarz Road
A. V. Phillips
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Tennessee
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