Senate Eyes Probe Into South Korean Tax Treaties
Senator Carlson urged a Senate Finance Committee inquiry after Seoul reportedly denied exit permits to 41 U.S. businessmen over disputed taxes, with the American Chamber of Commerce describing them as hostages. A spokesman said the taxes are nonitemized and viewed as discriminatory by U.S. firms. Carlson called for on-site information gathering to report to Congress.
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Carlscn
R-Kas
Senate
South Korea
U. S
Korea
Carlson
Senate Finance Committee
Kansan
Seoul
American Chamber of Commerce
Finance Committee
Congress
American Chamber
Korean Tax Bureau
Prisoners Escape After Slugging Night Jailer In Carthage
Three prisoners awaiting trial overpowered two guards with an iron bar, locked the trio in a cell, and seized the jailer Henry Blanton’s gun at Jasper County jail in Carthage Missouri. The escapees were identified as Vance Ross from Washington State, Joe S Haycraft of Louisville Kentucky, and Walter E Rice of Caruthersville Missouri. Rice had been released Sunday from State Hospital No. 1 at Fulton.
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Carthage
Jasper County
Vance Ross
Washington State Prison
Joe S. Haycraft
Louisville
Walter E. Rice
Caruthersville
Rice
State Hospital No. 1
Fulton
Bill Foley
Lee Wallpoose
Henry Blanton
Weather Spreads Southward Amid Storms Across Regions
Canadian air moves into the south and east bringing violent electrical storms to the Appalachian Mountains and lower Great Lakes. The Gulf states and Atlantic coast feel the chill as Pennsylvania and New York endure heavy rainfall, with Harrisburg reporting the heaviest at 0.66 inches and Townsend, New York, listed an unconfirmed tornado with no injuries.
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Pratt
Appalachian Mountains
Great Lakes Arca
Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Pennsylvania
New York State
Harrisburg
Weather Bureau
Townsend
N. Y
Haymes predicts Rita Hayworth will return to him
Dick Haymes says he is convinced he and Rita Hayworth will reunite though he has not spoken to her since Sunday. He notes he has heard from her indirectly and knows where she is with the children, but refused to reveal details.
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Haymes
Rita
Dick Haymes
Rita Hayworth
Ambassador
Eel
Oil gushes from well at Atlantic and Washington
A breakdown caused 500 gallons of black crude to spill at the Atlantic and Washington boulevards intersection, covering autos and shops in a two block area. J. W. Vandervanter of Bees, welcomed by Atlantic Oil Co., blamed over accumulation for the sudden gusher. Two trucks collided amid the slick pavement before workers shut the well.
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Atlantic and
Washington
J. W. Vandervanter
Atlantic Oil Co
No Break for Red China U S Repatriation Talks
In Geneva United States and Red Chinese envoys held another session over the repatriation of 41 Americans detained by Peiping. U S Ambassador to Prague Alexis Johnson and Wang Pingnan met for 24 hours in the Palace of Nations and announced only that another meeting will be held Tuesday, rounding out a month of talks on civilian repatriation.
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E. C. Smith
Staff Village
Bill Bea
Leroy
St. Joseph
Bea
Johnson
Jack Gartland
Mer
Bernery Klegg
Kansas City
Hercules Memorial Post
Ladies Auxiliary
Sunflower
Carol Myre
Inonar
Genéva Oburke
Bruce Cannell
Miss Oburke
Cannell
Gladys Miller
Mildred Israel
Howard Roether
Ft. Leavenworth
Frank Roether
Geneva
United States
Peiping
U. Alexis. Johnson
U. S
Prague
Wang Pingnan
Warsaw
Palace of Nations
Wamego Approves Bond for Sewage Plant Project
Wamego voters approved a bond issue to fund a new sewage disposal plant. The measure passed by a 315 to 20 margin in a recent election, with the Board of Health supporting the project as part of expanding local disposal facilities.
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Swamego
Clale
Vansar Board of Health
Sokal to Present Paper At Entomology Meeting
Dr. Robert Sokal, assistant professor of entomology at Kansas University, will present a scientific paper September 5 to 9 at the American Institute of Biological Sciences meeting at Michigan State University East Lansing. The paper titled A quantitative approach to a problem in classification proposes a statistical method to assess relationships among animal groups and reduce subjective bias in taxonomy. Co author Dr. Charles D Mishener, department chair, on leave in Brazil.
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Robert Sokal
Kansas University
American Institute of Biological Sciences
Michigan State University
East Lansing
Sokal Ig
Charles D. Mishener
Department of Entomology
Brazil
Community Notices and Vacation News Across Kansas
A list of local residents and relatives visits and travels across Kansas and beyond. The entry covers overdue school enrollment notes, extended family connections in Wichita Reading and Americus, and visits from Maxwell Ta. family members to relatives in Kansas. A memorial service is announced for two deceased members of the Dosuto Chapter Aw TS of QELS.
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Wayne Dorshon
Heim
Wilma Lowe
McConkey
Alice Sandiage
Frances McConkey
Karen Rose
Zelma Lindines
Laverne Dickenson
Wandae Gilmer
Carol Topping
Marv Owens
Nancy Weller
Carolyn
Sharon Heim
Margarett Murray
Bobby Cox
Shirley Rolls
Brenda Hardaway
Carolyn Lowe
Robert Rhodes
George C. Rollins
Wichita
Rhodes
Reading
Americus
Clarence
Wax
Reece
Henry
Maxwell Ta
Robert Rheles
Rhexles
Kansas
Liis
Sun
Flower
Floyd Talley
Princypie
Etyeiss
Schuuaf
Diansig
Rave
Wires
Warsaw
Wayne
Marine Tee
California
Otter
Frank Actin
Bridag
Micheile Jackson
Gardner
Abo
Wilda
Laseto
Kern Morris
Tye
Dosuto
Mutineers Hide After Revolt Surrender Holds Off
In Khartoum a government spokesman said there is no news of surrender as mutineers in the Southern Sudanese army are reported in hiding. Government troops retook Torit, and most rebels reportedly disappeared from the area.
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Khartoum
Sunflower engagements and military notes in Sunflower area
Engagements announced for Patricia Ann te Leighton Dashiell of Sunflower and Gail B Leatherwood of Colorado Springs with weddings planned in Joplin and October. Also notices of engagements, birth, and travels of local residents, plus Marines furloughs and re enlistment details and a soldier stationed in Germany. Personal updates include family visits in Lawrence and Kansas City and relatives in Mexico MO.
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Francis Hess
Joplin
Sunflower
Patricia Ann
Te Leighton Dashiell
George R. Dashiell Jr
Columbia
S.C
Miss Hess
St. Peter's High School
St. Teresa's College
Kansas City
University of Texas
Dashiell
Texas A and M
Colorado Springs
Colo
Howard Roether
Ft. Leavenworth
Pvt Roether
Germany
Roether
Frank Roether
Ted Mays
Mexico
John Cain Jr
Lawrence
Sam Israel
Dale
Bill Morgan
Carla
Karen
James E. Miller
Richard Mabe
Dick McAninch
California
Mabe
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Naomi Forter
Nita Vestal
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Martin Guerster
Regensburg
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Woodston
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Natoma
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Guffey
DeSoto
R. Vestal
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Mauck
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Wilma Carpenter
Bonnie Nevins
Ethel Hicks
Violet Cart- Wright
Edith Daniels
Warford
Francis O'Burke
P. D. Linn
Lewis Duncan
James Morris
Alman
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Mike Morris
Paul Jackson
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Sure Flower
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Caea
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Lassie Klein
Frank Rolis
Trene Malloy
John Volz
Zorima
Stanley R. Reed
Ralph W. Reed
Rushville
Neb
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DeSoto High School
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Olathe Naval Base
Olathe
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Stanley Bartlete
Frank Rolff
Doris Schurman
Roe Ann Thornsberry
Helen Walker
A. R. Cox
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