Deaths Mrs Edna E Icks 74 of Lawrence
Mrs Edna E Icks 74 of 1046 A M died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital Funeral services set for 1 30 p m Friday at Warren Mortuary with Pastor Harold Hamilton officiating Burial will be in Lawrence She was a member of Trinity Lutheran Church She is survived by two daughters Evelyn Dorson Lancaster Kan and Dorothy Talmon a son William Englewood Colo two sisters and three brothers and two grandchildren
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Edna E. Icks
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Warren Mortuary
Harold Hamilton
Lawrence
Icks
Trinity Lutheran Church
Evelyn Dorsson
Lancaster
Kan
Dorothy Talmon
Learnard Ave
William
Englewood
Colo
Hazel Meyers
Gladys Meyers
Orville McNish
Ottawa
John McNish
Oskaloosa
Fred McNish
Pawnee
Alice Getker 96 Dies in Leavenworth
Alice L. Getker of Leavenworth died Tuesday in a convalescent hospital. Graveside services were held at Eudora Cemetery with the Rev. Rex Kelly officiating. Born June 15, 1875 in Eudora, she had lived in Leavenworth more than 30 years and is survived by a niece, Mrs Vera Lowder of Lawrence.
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Leavenworth
Alice L. Getker
Eudora Cemetery
Eudora
Rex Kelly
Miss Getker
Vera Lowder
Lawrence
Funeral services for Myrtle E Dolbee in Oak Hill Cemetery
Funeral services for Myrtle E Dolbee 80 of 1301 A.1 will be held at 10 am Thursday at Warren Mortuary with Rev. Harold Mallett officiating. Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery. Miss Dolbee died Monday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital.
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Myrtle E. Dolbee
Warren Mortuary
Harold Mallett
Oak Hill Cemetery
Miss Dolbee
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Berlin Talks Near Finish Amid Wall Crossing Lunch Breaks
The U S Soviet British and French ambassadors recessed in West Berlin and crossed into East Berlin for lunch as negotiations in the divided city neared completion. The sixth meeting in nine days aimed to craft a draft on freedom of access between West Germany and West Berlin and on West German relations with the city.
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Washington
Moscow
London
Paris
Supreme Court
U.S
West Germany
West Berlin
Floods Hit East Pakistan Amid Civil War Strife
Radio Pakistan reports 1.6 million people and extensive rice crops affected by flooding in East Pakistan. Damage estimates are unavailable though production already well below normal due to the Pakistani army's campaign against the secession movement.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Radio Pakistan
East Pakistan
Hospital Notes List of Patients and Transfers Across Towns
A long list of patients and locations appears, naming residents such as DeSoto’s Paul Brungardt and Laura Johnson of Rt. 2, plus Williams on Rt. 1 and many others from Columbia, Baldwin, Perry, Eudora, Lawrence and nearby areas. Several transfers noted including Orville Crawford moved to KU Medical Center. The record mixes patient names with street addresses and towns.
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Paul Brungardt
DeSoto
Laura Johnson
Billy Vantuyl
Providence Rd
Karen McClure
Winterbrooke Dr
Michael, Williams
Eleanor Womack
W. Second
Geraldine Aiken
Ruth McQuitty
Columbia
Ruby McKenzie
Tone Dinkel Sendora
Nora Starkey
Baldwin
Zelta
Lottie Neil
Eudora
James Courter
Perry
Karolyn Day
Cora Weeliver
Lawrence Manor
Jacqueline Parts
Rt. 3
Lonnie Stroud
Bonanza
Lewis Roper
Orville Crawford
KU Medical Center
Christa Rankin
Alice Smith
Williamsburg
Carrie Dale
Ter
Paul Birch
Lou Ella Salisbury
Lecomtpon
Merle Hitchcok
Ann Kippes
Mass
Brain Birch
Frak Lutz
Rt. 5
Green Berets End Rest and Continue Lewis and Clark Trek
A 22 man Green Berets contingent finishes a six day rest in Lewiston Idaho retracing the Lewis and Clark expedition using rubber rafts. The four month journey began May 10 in St Louis and aims to reach Astoria Oregon by Sept 5 with daily river travel of 30 to 50 miles.
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Lewiston, Idaho
Green Berets
St. Louis
Snake
Columbia Rivers
Astoria
Ore
Inmates Fund Camp Trips for Urban Children
Four inmates at Maryland House of Correction raised 300 dollars by selling photos to prisoners relatives to send four city children to summer camp. George Brown and George Rice, granted leave to visit the camp, aim to expand next year to 100 campers.
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Brown
George R. Rice
Thomas Weems
Nearl Farabee
Maryland House of Correction
Rice
House of Correction
Five Kingston Prisoners Plead Guilty in Hostage Riot
Five inmates at Kingston Penitentiary pleaded guilty to forcible seizure of guards during a four day riot last April. The charges were reduced from kidnapping. The defendants include Robert J. Adams, 31, of Mount Clemens Michigan and Sarnia Ontario, with sentencing set for August 27.
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Kingston, Ont
Kingston Penitentiary
Robert J. Adams
Mount Clemens
Mich
Sarnia
Ont
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Berlin
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New Orleans
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Lewiston
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Frank Cox
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Julia Wigs
Tom Jones
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