Rescue Copter Brings Colorado Plane Crash Victim to Denver
Bonnie Shutts, 24, of St. Joseph Missouri, was rescued from the White Mountains in northwest Colorado by an Air Force helicopter. She is critically injured with a broken back and paralysis, after a crash that left three others injured. Her husband Ellis Shutts aided responders and searched through 20 miles of rugged terrain before help arrived.
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White Mountains
Colorado
Air Force
Bonnie Shutts
St. Joseph
Denver
Provo
Utah
CAP
Akron
Shutts
Blue
State Hospital
A. W. Blue
T.L. Pursley
Nevada
Glenwood Springs
Baxter Mountain
White River National Forest
Currier
Here
Jeff County Teachers Meet In Oskaloosa
The Jefferson County Teachers Institute convenes in Oskaloosa for three days before the new school year. Wednesday features Wyandotte County superintendent George D. Bell as speaker. Thursday includes a session on new Kansas school district accounting and a talk by Arlene J. Maynard with workshops on State School Survey Committee recommendations.
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Jeff County
Oskaloosa
Jefferson County Teachers Institute
George D. Bell
Wyandotte County
Kansas
Arlene J. Maynard
Jefferson County
Deaths-Funerals Irwin Garfield Tuttle and others
Obituaries from Douglas County Worden and Drexel note the deaths of Irwin Garfield Tuttle 79 of 118 E 11th St Douglas County long time farmer funeral Thursday Rumsey Funeral Home burial Vinland Cemetery Survivors include sisters Kate Anderson Laura Baker brother Otto Tuttle Fred Heim 73 Worden died at Lawrence Memorial Hospital funeral plans Baker Overbrook three sons Kenneth Ray Donald daughter Florence Dodder sisters Sophie Nellie six grandchildren L S Raffety Paola Missouri funeral Monday in Drexel Missouri survivor list includes Louis Raffety and Louise Flannagan plus two grandchildren
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Irwin Garfield Tuttle
Douglas County
E. 11Th St
Rumsey Funeral Home
Vinland Cemetery
Kate Anderson
Laura Baker
Cleveland
Ohio
Otto Tuttle
Fred Heim
Worden
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Courtis County
Baker Funeral Home
Overbrook
Kenneth Heim
Kansas City
Kan
Ray Heim
San Diego
Calif
Donald Heim
Topeka
Florence Dodder
Baldwin
Sophie Heim
Nellie Wintermantel
L. S. Raffery
Drexel
L. S. Raffety
Louis Raffety
Me. St
Local residents named in hospital and home notices
Memorial Hospital lists names including John Colyer and Ralph Miller along with addresses in Tennessee, Arkansas, Kansas, and Oklahoma. A baby boy is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Beal of Oklahoma.
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John Colyer
Tenn
Ethel Young
Harrison, Ark
Lelia Gard
Brook
Irma Brooks
Park
Ralph Miller
June Lonn
W. 3Rd
Sandra Grant
Green Acres Trailer Ct
Fred Heim
Baldwin
Bessie Smith
Eudora
Ruth Robson
Mass
Sue Beal
Okla
Lillie Peck
Courts Police Court Manuel Jefferson Drunk Fine
Manuel Jefferson of 738 Missouri was fined sixty dollars for drunkenness. Simon Luperico of Kansas City failed to appear on a vagabond charge, and a bench warrant was issued.
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Manuel Jefferson
Simon Luperico
Kansas City
Melvin Miller Week Draws Hollywood Offers to Laguna Beach
In Laguna Beach California offers pour in to entertain Melvin Miller of Peoria at a lighthearted Melvin Miller Week. Marine Capt Joe Gestson started the joke after a prank call to Peoria sparked a cross country fan event with nearly 300 dollars raised for the trip. Offers come from as far as Florida and Indiana for Melvin to ride in motorcades and meet stars at Los Angeles Airport. Miller praises the curious fame while trying to understand the playful stunt.
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Laguna Beach
Calif
Melvin Miller
Peoria
Mel
Hollywood
Joe Gestson
Melvin
Illinois City
Laguna Sun
Gestson
Camp Pendleton
el Toro
California
Associated Press
South Bend
Ind
Los Angeles Airport
Florida
Joe Younce
Tallahassee
Ex Sergeant says Cubans consider his intelligence service role
Paul D. Wilson a 31 year old former Air Force sergeant and once defector candidate told reporters Cuba is weighing his application to join Fidel Castro s intelligence service He says secretary Juan D Orta said the air force would contact him Wilson 12 years in the Air Force was court martialed and dishonorably discharged for desertion larceny and forgery He served part of his sentence in a federal jail His ex wife Loyce Sims and two children live in Indianapolis His mother resides in North Miami Beach Fla The report also notes another US defector Vlad mir Sloboda a 33 year old specialist class who crossed into East Germany seeking asylum in the Soviet Union with limited security access
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Havana
U.S
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Paul D. Wilson
Indianapolis
Ind
Castro
Juan D. Orta
Air Force
Wilson
U.S. Air Force
Germany
United States
Loyce Sims
Ralph
Paula
Miami Beach
Fla
U.S. Army
Vladimir Sloboda
Frankfurt
Izvestia
Sloboda
East Germany
Tickets for Local A's Booster Trip to Kansas City
Lawrence plans a fourth busload to the Kansas City Cleveland game on Sept. 4 with 38 tickets and bus spaces available at the Chamber of Commerce. Deadline is Aug. 30. Milt Stoffer chairs the sports committee backing the excursion. Tickets cost 2.50 and the bus 1.00 for a total of 3.50. Buses depart from the 800 block New Hampshire parking lots in the morning and return after the game.
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Kansas City
Lawrence
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
E. R. Zook
Milt Stoffer
New Hampshire
Municipal Stadium
Biographies scarce as KU files amid rodeo ticket plan
Lawrence reports on Jayhawk Rodeo ticket program joining Lawrence merchants blocks of tickets for residents to register. E. R. Zook travels to Washington to push Has r Kell Institute building funding. Tornado damage near KU radio tower noted with shuck blades in a tree. Echo I will pass over Lawrence with a listed timetable.
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Lawrence
Lawrence Trade Area
First National Bank
Rusty's
Cole’s
Hillcrest
E. R. Zook
Lawrence Chamber of Commmerce
Washington, D. C
Senate
House
Haskell Institute
Zook
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Haskell
Eisenhower
Sunflower Child Brenda Moore Dies Enroute to Hospital
Brenda Kay Moore seven month old daughter of Mr and Mrs Earl H Moore of Sunflower died this morning from pneumonia while en route to Lawrence Memorial Hospital. A Cooper Warren ambulance was summoned after car water pump failed near Eudora. Survived by parents three sisters Violet Louise Carol Lor raine Betty Earlidean and two brothers Earl H Moore Jr Edward Leroy. Maternal grandparents Jesse Casteel Independence Mo paternal Earl F Moore Park Rapids Mich.
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Brenda Kay Moore
Earl H. Moore
Sunflower
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Roy Moore
Eudora
Cooper-Warren
Lawrence
Kansas City
Moore
Independence
Brenda
Jackson County
Cooper- Warren Mortuary
Violet Louise
Carol Lorraine
Betty Earlidean
Earl H. Moore Jr
Edward Leroy
Jesse Casteel
Earl F. Moore
Park Rapids, Mich
Parole reform debate highlights budget needs and prison plans
The two candidates agree on reform but cite higher costs and more staff as essential. Spiegel cites 18 parole officers for a system with Hutchinson and Lansing facilities housing hundreds of inmates and hundreds on parole. Ferguson backs a crash program and more funding, noting high parole violations and public awareness as keys.
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Spiegel
Ferguson
Three Hurt In Monday Two Car Crash In Lecompton
Ada Fish 45 Karen Kasson 18 and Martha Hamlin 4% of Lecompton suffered minor injuries in a two car crash at 15th and Lowarts Monday. Fish drove the first car with the others as passengers. Harlow A. Peters 51 of 420 Perry St. drove the second car. They were treated and released.
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15Th
Lowarts
Ada Fish
Karen Kasson
Martha Hamlin
Lecompton
Fish
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harlow A. Peters
Perry St
Police Tensions Rise as Jeep Edges Out in Costa Rica
In San Jose during the OAS meeting, police high presence slows traffic yet a jeep slips from a waiting line despite an officer’s raised hand. A Boy Scout issues a traffic ticket to a Chevrolet as crowds gather for Roa’s anti U S speech. Costa Rican cinema continues drawing crowds as television spreads.
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OAS
Roa
Costa Rica
United States
Herter
Ron
Dominican Republic
U.S
Africa
Wilson Hall
NBC
Nasser
Suez Canal
New York
Campband’s Scout Camp Expands For Boys’ Summer Work
The camp, founded by Mrs. Naish who died in 1950 and buried near the site, now hosts thousands of boys each summer to earn merit badges and enjoy activities. Donations from Alfred Bromelsick and others funded facilities including a swimming pool dining hall crafts rooms a rifle range a nature museum and an archery range. About 120 boys received $5 subsidies this summer through the Bromelsick fund. The staff grows to nearly 70 people with four scouting professionals and one college student. seven women cooked meals. medical care was provided by Ft. Leavenworth technicians. The Kaw site offers rugged terrain ideal for outdoor training and is regarded as among the best for scouts in the United States.
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Naish
Alfred Bromelsick
Ft. Leavenworth
Unpaid Tax Warrants Sent For Lawrence County
Sheriff Dale Chappell reports unpaid personal property tax warrants totaling 7354.77 plus interest and warrant fees. The list from the treasurer includes 199 names from South Lawrence and 23 from North Lawrence. Collections should be completed by Oct. 1 to publish remaining balances.
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Dale Chappell
South Lawrence
North Lawrence
Bessie Bennett
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Kermit Beal
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