Six Servicemen Survive Downed Plane Rescue Near Naples
Six U S Navy airmen ditched a crippled Dakota C117 in a stormy Bay of Salerno on Friday night and were rescued six hours later by U S S Altair. They stood uninjured after battling waves in a yellow rubber life raft, crediting crew discipline and swift NATO recovery. The crew consisted of Cmdr Harold Hamilton Kelly pilot and five others including Lt Wayne Matson co pilot and technicians.
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Italy
Bay of Salerno
Harold Hamilton Kelly
Pensacola
Fla
Altair
Kelly
U.S
NATO
Capodichino
Catanialy
Li Galli Islet
Salerno Peninsula
Wayne Milo Matson
Clarence Edward Lawton
James Murray Lentini
William Hilmar Volkman
Robert Lelony Ginn
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Births Report
Memorial Hospital admissions list includes James Kerby and James Cossins from Minneapolis and Roy Edmiston from Tennessee with Alberta Baker and Mrs Dorothy McGregor among names. Births note a son for Mr and Mrs Larry Brown and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Charles Redinger and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Luciano Ronca.
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James Kerby
Miller
James Cossins
Minneapolis
Minn
Alberta Baker
Larry Brown
Stouffer Place
Charles Redinger
Rancho Motel
Luciano Ronca
Ind
Masonic Lodge No 6 Meets With Guest Officers
Fal Communication of Law Lodge No 6 AF and AM holds a meeting Monday August 12 at 7 p.m. with Third Degree work and a state communication at 8 p.m. Refreshments follow. Visiting members welcome. J O Hurley W M and G W Mole se o.
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Fal Communication of Law
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KU Faces Rising Challenge From Missouri In Regional Education Race
The Saturday Column argues Missouri University seeks to top KU in medical education and research with a new nuclear reactor in Columbia and a growing Kansas City program. Mercy Hospital’s new children’s hospital and Missouri’s medical school push could draw staff, interns, and patients away from KU.
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Kansas City University
Kansas City
Columbia
State
Vernon Wilson
KU Medical School
Clarke Wescoe
Ned Small
Mercy Hospital
Mercy
Small
Wilson
Lawrence
KUMC
Lawrence Residents to Attend Biennial Lutheran District Meet
Three residents from Lawrence will attend the Kansas District convention of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod in Wichita August 12 to 15. Pastors DeBlock Zimmerman and Gilbert Adams join about 500 leaders as the 75th anniversary of the district is noted.
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Lawrence
Kansas District
The
Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod
Wichita
Daniel DeBlock Jr
Earl J. Zimmerman
Elbert Adams
Leavenworth
Missouri Synod
Kansas
R. E. Spannaus
Chicago
Ill
Armin C. Gottberg
Hoisington
Roland P. Wiederaenders
St. Louis
T. L. Ristine
Regina
Saskatchewan
Eunice Bedeker
New Guinea
Model Club Meets At 4-H Fairgrounds
The Jayhawk Model Masters meet at 7 30 p m Tuesday at the 4 H Fairgrounds for model plane flying and car racing activities.
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Model Club
Presidents who lost children while in office or life
The article surveys U S presidents who suffered child deaths, noting examples from Jefferson, Adams, Lincoln, Coolidge, Truman, Kennedy and others. It highlights infant and young death tolls, including Patrick Kennedy and multiple early 19th century losses.
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Washington
Patrick Bouvier Kennedy
Kennedys
White House
Kennedy
Thomas Jefferson
Jane Randolph
Lucy Elizabeth
Jefferson
Mary
Marie
Frank Robert
Benjamin
James A. Garfield
Eliza Arabella
Edward
Zachary Taylor
Octavia Pannel
Margaret Smith
John Adams
Charles Adams
Jeffersons
Adamses
Abraham Lincoln
Calvin Cooolidge
William Wallace Lincoln
Lincoln
Edward Baker
Tad
Coolidge
Calvin
Collidge
James Monroe
John Quincy Adams
Louisa Catherine
Adams
Grover Cleveland
Ruth
Franklin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
David Dwight
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Beach boy Patrick Hanen turns 13 on August 13
Patrick Hanen of Beach North Dakota looks forward to his 13th birthday on August 13. He is the 13th grandchild in the family, wears number 13 on his Little League uniform, and bears scars on the back of his head from an auto accident when he was 13 months old.
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Beach
N.D
Patrick Hanen
Patrick
Three South Korean Officers Sentenced to Death
An army court martial in Seoul condemned Lt. Gen. Park Im-hang former junta member and reconstruction minister Brig. Gen. Lee Kyu-kwang and Col. Chung Jin to death for plotting to overthrow Gen. Chung Hee Park's ruling military regime.
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Seoul
Korea
Chung Hee Park
Park Im-hang
Lee Kyu-kwang
Chung Jin
Bus Drivers Clinic Set for Topeka Building
Lawrence Douglas County drivers will attend the 15th annual school bus drivers clinic next Friday at the Kansas State Teachers Association building in Topeka. The program starts at 9 a.m. and lasts all day. A Red Cross first aid refresher course is also scheduled for August 22.
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Douglas County
Kansas State Teachers Association
Topeka
Red Cross
Kennedy Baby Patrick Kennedy Dies After Birth
President Kennedy mourns as Patrick Kennedy dies at 39 hours old at Boston Childrens Hospital. Hyaline membrane disease cited. funeral plans include close family attending services at Cardinal Cushing residence with Kennedy siblings and in laws. President visits hospital, families gather, extended kin informed.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Eunice
Sargent Shriver
Jean
Steven Smith
Patricia
Peter Lawford
Kennedy
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Cape Cod
Princess Radziwill
Greece
Auchincloss
Janet Auchincloss
Jamie
Joseph P. Kennedy
England
Hyannis Port
Joseph Kennedy
Paris
Caroline
John Jr
Hay Fever Season Is Here Again
A health brief notes hay fever affects millions, peaks mid August to mid September with ragweed pollen. It explains allergy nature, symptoms, and treatments including shots, antihistamines, and avoidance, urging pre-season immunotherapy and air conditioning to reduce symptoms.
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Today's Health
American Medical Association
State Legislatures Burdened by Volume of Bills
The Associated Press finds state lawmakers numbered 7,783 in total, handling over 81,000 bills this year across 50 states. Missouri introduced 1,154 while New York logged as high as 8,977. about 25,000 measures passed, covering civil rights, appropriations, salaries, taxes and public works.
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Associated Press
Missouri
New York
Vermont
Congress
Agricultural yields and crop forecasts from the Department of Agriculture
The department released updated forecasts for several crops. Wheat and barley projections rose or held steady while corn and rye remained steady or declined. Soybeans for beans are set at 15,079,000 bushels with 17 per acre and grain sorghums at 119,140,000 bushels with 35 per acre.
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Kansas
Department of Agriculture
Senate OKs 5.5 Billion Space Budget Despite Cut Bid
The Senate approved spending 5.511 billion dollars for the space program, defeating a bipartisan bid to trim 307 million. The authorization comes in below Kennedy’s request by about 200 million and above the House figure by more than 300 million, with Sen. Lausche pushing the cut back to 5.2 billion.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
House
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
Moon Rush Debate Sparks Senate Victory on Space Bill
Sen Clinton P. Anderson and Sen Stuart Symington argued the lunar program would boost U S thrust power and surpass Russia. The measure passed despite a party split, 28 Democrats and 9 Republicans voting yes to the slash while 18 Republicans and 14 Democrats voted for it.
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Clinton P. Anderson
D-N.m
Senate Space Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
United States
Russia
Budget approves new Douglas County budget with no protests
Douglas County Commissioners Friday approved a budget totaling 2,862,395.34 dollars with a 20.89 mill levy including a two mill levy for the Kaw River bridge at Eurora and a half mill for the road and bridge fund. No public protest was registered at the meeting. The budget funds the Eurora bridge project and county operations.
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Douglas County Board of Commissioners
Kaw River
Eurora
Phil Swing, Hoover Dam advocate, dies at 78
San Diego California AP reports former Republican Representative Phil Swing aged 78 has died from uremia. Swing helped push the legislation authorizing construction of Hoover Dam.
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San Diego
Calif
Phil Swing
Hoover Dam
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