Demos Now Have Threat to GOP Show Biz
Ambassador James Symington, 40, chief of protocol at the State Department and son of Sen. Stuart Symington, sang and joked at the Blue Room in Washington to support the Washington Guitar Club. He teased Sen. Dirksen and referenced Ralph Nader and Art Buchwald, while noting the event was about funding instruments and lessons for talented youths. A spectator doubted a GOP showbiz trend, citing Shirley Temple’s past political links.
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U.S
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Shirley Temple
Humphrey to Lead Campaign Against McCarthy Challenge
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey is slated to spearhead the administration’s counter campaign against Eugene McCarthy’s challenge to Johnson’s renomination. He will handle travel and public appearances, while Johnson stays in the background.
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Horoscope predictions for the zodiac signs and dates
A reader friendly zodiac section offers daily guidance for Aries through Pisces. Advice covers diplomacy, risk avoidance, finances, relationships, and personal plans with cautions about temper, judgment, and choosing the right outlets for talents.
Fulbright Urges End to War in Vietnam
Sen. J William Fulbright tells Arkansas constituents that U S involvement in Vietnam is a mistake and that the best support for troops is negotiating an end to fighting. He says the war is not worth the price and plans to seek re election next year.
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Woman Publisher Escapes Guard in Athens
London AP report says Helen Vlachos escaped house arrest in Athens by slipping past guards. Athens claims she was released and free to come and go. Vlachos aims for political asylum in Britain and remains a critic of the Greek military dictatorship.
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Battle Missile Delayed By Leaking Propulsion System
The Army delays production of the Lance battlefield missile due to a leaky propulsion system. The 30 mile range weapon could carry atomic or conventional warheads and would replace the Honest John. The delay may affect a $1 billion NATO employment plan and could push the project back to later fiscal years. A six months to one year setback is forecast with possible return to R and D for the program. The longer range XRL may also be postponed.
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Deaths-Funerals Frank D. Hoekstra 1890–?
Frank D. Hoekstra 78 of Perry died this morning in a Topeka hospital. Masonic funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Perry Methodist Church with burial in Underwood Cemetery at Williamstown. He was born January 6, 1890 in Paterson New Jersey and was a retired carpenter. He belonged to Masonic Lodge 415 in Perry. Survivors include wife Kathryn two sons William and Jack a daughter Anita Pence a brother a sister and ten grandchildren plus one great grandchild.
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Topeka
Underwood
Williamstown
Hampton
Oskaloosa
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Anita Pence
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Jack Hoekstra
Delray
Fla
Elsie Atema
Tuscon, Ariz
Dena Roberts
Commission
N. J
Mr. Hoekstra
Paterson
Masonic Lodge 415
World War II veteran George Uttinger dies in Kansas City
George Uttinger 53 native of Lawrence died this morning at a veterans hospital in Kansas City Missouri. Survivors include six sisters Merna Nicholson Edna Elliott Jessie Reaugh Clara Allen Ethel Jorgensen Marcella Tuttle. Funeral arrangements to be announced by Rumsey Funeral Home.
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R.I. St
Kansas City
Uttinger
Lawrence
Merna Nicholson
Edna Elliott
Jessie Reaugh
Wichita
Clara Allen
Asperia
Calif
Ethel Jorgensen
San Antonio
Tex
Marcella Tuttle
Lecompton
Rumsey Funeral Home
Memorial services for Sylvester A Creel of San Diego
Memorial services were held for Sylvester A. Creel who died in May. He formerly lived in the Lone Star area where his family settled in 1870. He is survived by a daughter Mrs. Virginia Page of Elsinor, California.
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San Diego
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Creel
Lone Star Area
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Elsinor
Ogden doll theft scare ends with innocent shopper
In Ogden Utah a department store detective questioned Mrs Richard Hunt about a doll she carried as she shopped for Christmas The infant Mo nica Hunt slept in a pink jumper under her mother's arm and authorities concluded no theft occurred.
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Richard Hunt
Ogden
Monica Hunt
Courts list of traffic and petty offenses in municipal case
A municipal court list records numerous traffic violations across many defendants including speeding stop signs traffic signals and defective equipment with fines from 5 to 35 dollars and several suspensions. Non traffic cases show petty larceny drunk driving and electrical license violations with associated penalties.
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Jay Wagner
Ridge Ct
Robert Brown
Tl St
Andrew J. Schlagel
Mich. St
Sidney Elms
E. 11Th St
Carolyn Henderson
Almira
Glenn K. Stowe
Perry
Janie Hawkins
Naismith
Don Hodge
Wellsville
Jeffrey Messick
11Th and
Mo. Sts
Petty Larceny
Merlin Johnson
Ohio St
Francis Piechowiak
Route 5
John J. Kurtz
Lecompton
Roswell Masons distribute underwear under will
Officials of the Masonic Temple in Roswell have given 30 pairs of long underwear at $10 each this year to honor a will item. Gus Winter, deceased nine years, left $105,000 with a trust requiring funds be used each Christmas to buy warm underwear for cold and needy elderly men.
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Roswell, N.M
Masonic Temple
Roswell
Gus Winter
Two Crewmen Die In DC3 Crash At Stapleton Airport
Frontier Airlines DC3 cargo plane crashed on takeoff at Stapleton International Airport in Denver killing pilot Captain F. A. Crane 34 and co-pilot Ricardo Cochran 35 both of Aurora Colorado. The aircraft burned and debris scattered over a wide area.
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Colo
Frontier Airlines
Stapleton International Airport
Frontier
F. A
Rocky) Crane
Ricardo Cochran
Aurora
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Listed
Memorial Hospital publishes a roster of recent admissions including Kathryn Chambers Norton ville Helen Snider 925 Ky Theodore Wiggins Route 3 Richard Kilgore 803 EE 11th Mrs Alice Wright 1228 La Kathleen Muzzy 645 Ohio Mrs Marie Kennedy 2301 Barker Mrs Cynthia Johnson 2241 Tenn Mrs Golda Alburty 1330 Mass Paul Coker 2120 Terr Rd Mrs Blanche Johnson Linwood Charles Lawson 1501 Pa George Schloetzer 839 N Y Mrs Emma Taylor Eu dora Matthew Hagen DeSoto Roy Grammer 745 N Y and dismissals Fred Foster 739 Lake Mrs Nancy Hague 2233 La Mrs Patricia All and baby girl 2109 Ky Mrs Donna Kiankhooy Ford 1534 Lindenwood Lane Mrs Kathryn DeBey and baby girl 1016 W 29th Terr Mrs Katherine Schumack and baby boy Route 4 Mr and Mrs Larry Huston Eudora a daughter today.
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Kathryn Chambers
Nortonville
Helen Snider
Theodore Wiggins
Richard Kilgore
EE. 11Th
Alice Wright
Kathleen Muzzy
Ohio
Marie Kennedy
Barker
Cynthia Johnson
Tenn
Golda Alburty
Mass
Paul Coker
Terr
Blanche Johnson
Linwood
Charles Lawson
George Schloetzer
N. Y
Emma Taylor
Eudora
Matthew Hagen
DeSoto
Roy Grammer
Fred Foster
Lake
Nancy Hague
Patricia All
Donna Kiankhooy- Ford
Lindenwood Lane
Kathryn DeBey
Katherine Schumack
Route 4
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