Four Airlines Restore Flights After Strike Halts
NEW YORK AP Four of five major airlines resumed full service after a 43 day machinists strike. Eastern Trans World National and United reported lighter but improving passenger volumes. Northwest planned full operation by weekend resuming Hawaii Thursday and Alaska Saturday. United carried 64 656 passengers over 60 130 000 passenger miles. National noted better than 90 percent business on New York to Florida jets with good loads. Kennedy and Newark airport volumes were about 70 percent with many no shows.
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Dallas Upgrades Spraying Fleets to Fight Encephalitis
Dallas health authorities doubled spraying to six planes against encephalitis, raising deaths to five. Four planes began at dawn to eradicate the culex mosquito, operating just over two hours as temps exceed eight degrees. New C123 planes arrived Sunday. crews remained in combat gear after Viet Nam defoliation work. Two planes were grounded to install nozzles.
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Hall of Fame displays draw sharp praise from governor
Gov. William H. Avery said he was pleased with the increased activity at the Agriculture Hall of Fame near Bonner Springs after visiting the museum. He noted displays are coming in so fast they are running out of room, and the hall sits on land donated by state and county with no public funds.
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DePugh Indicted As a Conspirator In Firearms Case
Kansas City AP report says Robert Bolivar DePugh leader of the Minutemen was federally indicted for conspiring to violate the firearms act. Four other men named as defendants. one co conspirator listed as defendant. DePugh, 43, Norborne Missouri, arraigned with bond set at 7500 dollars. officers found a pistol and a sawed off shotgun in the car. Mrs Cyndra Melville 21 arrested charged with attacking a federal officer and released on 5000 dollar bond. DePugh had been indicted previously by a Jackson County grand jury for illegal possession of bombs and bombshells. The group trained with firearms as an underground anti Communist force. Others named: Walter P Peyton James Tollerton Troy Haughton John E Blumer and Raithby Roosevelt Husted as co conspirator.
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Early calliope with eight keys and steam driven notes
The first calliope had eight keys while later models reached thirty two. A coal or wood fired boiler produced steam and firm pressure on a key opened a valve sending steam into a pitched pipe. Music of sorts emerged from the instrument.
Rusk Draws Parallels With WWII Appeasers
Secretary of State Dean Rusk told the Veterans of Foreign Wars convention that advocates of withdrawal from Vietnam resemble prewar appeasers who enabled Germany and Italy. He warned that allowing Communist aggression could spark World War III, citing Czechoslovakia, Ethiopia, and Manchuria as historical lessons.
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Portable units, Quonset hut style, spread to Lawrence schools
Lawrence adds three portable classrooms to ease crowding as temporary facilities proliferate nationwide. West Junior High gains two trailer classrooms and Sunset Hills Elementary one, each 20 by 40 feet, with capacity for 30 students. Costing 6300 dollars per unit, the set totals 18900 from A and S Mobile Homes of Topeka.
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Portable classrooms spread across Centennial district
The district rents a 12 by 55 foot portable classroom at $1,500 a year, with three payments totaling 4,500 leading to ownership after three years. Portable trailers house sixth graders and three kindergartens while frame annexes added in 1957 ease crowding in Lawrence area schools. Officials note a national shortage of classrooms and cite Houston’s expansion of portable schools to meet demand.
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Laver Wins City of Porto Cup in Portugal
Rod Laver of Australia won the City of Porto Professional Tennis Cup in Foz do Douro by defeating Pierre Barthes of France 6-4, 8-6. Andres Gimeno of Spain beat Earl Buchholz of St. Louis 7-5, 7-5 for third place.
Spearville Team Wins Slow Pitch Tournament
Spearville American Products defeated Wichita Classics 11 to 9 to win the Kansas Men's Slow Pitch Softball tournament in Garden City. Wichita defeated the Hutchinson Sherrys 5 to 4 in the semifinal after routing Garden City Welders 13 to 4. Sherrys' Bob Swanson earned MVP honors and Effingham took the team sportsmanship award.
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Three Teams Ousted In Rain Marred NBC
In Wichita two rain postponed games were added to NBC schedule. Losers bracket matchups include Slater Iowa versus Johnson County NC Grand Rapids MI versus Valdosta GA Batesville AR versus North Platte NE. Winners bracket features Wichita Service Auto vs Liberal KS and Enid OK against Lubbock TX. Minneapolis improved to 4-0 with 10 3 win over Milwaukee on Nevers two hit effort. Baton Rouge eliminated Kokomo 4 0 led by Toce and Smith three hit pitching.
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Baseball scores and standings roundup from Sunday and past results
Sunday results show Detroit 9 Baltimore 4, Chicago 3 Cleveland 2, Washington 7 California 4, New York 7 Kansas City 8, Boston 6, Minnesota 4. News lists NL standings with Pittsburgh leading at 72 50 and San Francisco and Los Angeles close behind, plus Saturday results including Pittsburgh 3 Chicago 2 and St. Louis 3 Los Angeles 2 in 13 innings. The Texas Longhorns name three football captains Diron Talbert John Elliott and Barney Giles all defensive specialists.
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Norman captures Canadian PGA Championship title in Calgary
Moe Norman of Gilford Ontario won the Canadian Professional Golfers Association Championship by three strokes in Calgary. He posted a four under par 68 in the final round for a 72 hole total of 304 and earned 2000 dollars plus the Seagram Shield.
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Six national records fall in 100 meter freestyle
Utrecht Netherlands AP reports on a second day European Swimming Championships event where six national records were shattered in the 100 meter freestyle. Strong individual performances marked the Sunday session, underscoring a rapid pace and emerging talents across nations.
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Astros rout Reds behind Giusti six RBIs two bases-loaded doubles
Houston batter Dave Giusti drove in six runs with two bases-loaded doubles as the Astros defeated Cincinnati 11 to 0. Giusti provided the power at the plate and Houston dominated the game from start to finish.
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The Leaders In Major League Baseball Stats This Season
American League batting leaders include Olive Minnesota at .322 and F. Robinson Baltimore with 96 runs and 97 RBIs. Frank Robinson leads with 38 home runs and 143 hits, while Campaneris and Brinkman share triples. Pitching leaders show McNally Baltimore at 12-3 and Hamilton New York at 8-2. National League leaders feature Alou Pittsburgh at .344 and Aaron Atlanta with 94 RBIs and 33 home runs, plus Koufax Los Angeles with 254 strikeouts.
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Visitors and family notes from Villa Eden area
Mrs Minnie Gantz and two granddaughters from Williams town visited Lena Torneden and Mrs William Torneden on Thursday. Ruth Pettengill with Mr and Mrs Nate Pettengill of Lawrence attended Junction City. Frank Pettengill and John were Wellington visitors over the weekend. The Pettengill family and Ruth Pettengill visited Ruth and Mrs Helen Mills at Tonganoxie. Roger Torneden visits grandmother Mrs William Torneden after a tour of Europe covering over 20 000 miles. Fern Wilson and Peggy of Lawrence visited Mrs William Torneden. Emma Wickey of Tonganoxie visits sister Lena Torneden. William Torneden visits son William E Torneden in Leavenworth. A birthday party for Diane Reed was held at La Verne Reed home with Norman Montgomery Lin-
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Public Sale of Mobile Home and Business Goods
Auction set for Saturday September 3 at 1 p m location 703 North End Frontier trailer home 65 by 10 with central air conditioning carpeted and awning. Complete sell out of business with 50 to 60 vehicles from 1930s to 1961 models plus tools shop equipment and misc items. Terms cash buyers move items after payment not responsible for accidents owners Everett Keplinger Harold Auctioneers
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