Ocean Oil Spill Clouds Santa Barbara Beachs
A runaway undersea well six miles off the Southern California coast spills about 21 000 gallons daily, blackening beaches for miles and forcing evacuations of about 60 people from 700 boats. Efforts include mud injections, cement plugs, and a possible relief well, as birds die and the harbor suffers a major environmental disaster.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
California
Pacific Ocean
Union Oil Co
Washington
Fred Hartley
U.S. Senate
Hartley
Los Angeles
Fish and Game Department
Deaths and Funerals Reported in Local Obituaries
Funeral services were held for Chalene Louise Lynch two day old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch at Warren Mortuary Chapel with Rev. Ronald Sundbye officiating. Burial is planned in Weldon Illinois. Paternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Joe E. Lynch of Oak Lawn Illinois and maternal grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fritts of Clinton Michigan survive. Harry Bliss 74 of 1027 Miss. St. died at home. Arrangements are at Hampton Funeral Home in Oskaloosa. Survived by widow Bessie a son Orin and three grandchildren plus three sisters and two brothers. Donations and clarifications follow.
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Chalene Louise Lynch
John Lynch
St. Ter
Warren Mortuary Chapel
Ronald Sundbye
Weldon
Ill
Joe E. Lynch
Oak Lawn
Harold Fritts
Clinton, MI
Harry Bliss
Miss. St
Hampton Funeral Home
Oskaloosa
Bessie
Orin
Whittier
Calif
Elsie Minick
Kansas City
Helen Daniel
Columbia
Miss
Ruth Thayer
Wichita
Van
Don
California
Funeral services for William W. Vaughn
William W. Vaughn 77 of Baldwin will receive funeral services Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Willis Warner officiating. Burial will be in Oakwood Cemetery. Survivors include wife Rena three sons Maurice of El Cajon California Charles of Lawrence and Don of Omaha Neb a brother Ray of Baldwin a sister Mrs Grace Mills of Montgomery Alabama and five grandchildren.
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Baldwin
William W. Vaughn
Rt. 2
the Lamb Funeral Home
Willis Warner
Oakwood
Rena
Maurice
el Cajon
Calif
Charles
Lawrence
Don
Omaha, Neb
Ray
Grace Mills
Montgomery, Ala
Funeral services for Theron E Bartholomew De Soto
Theron E Bartholomew 76 of DeSoto died this morning at Gardner Hospital. Services 2 p m Saturday at DeSoto Methodist Church with Rev Lyman Lauver officiating. Cremation will follow. Survivors: two sons Robert of DeSoto and Brian of Weston Missouri and 10 grandchildren. Member of De Soto Methodist Church. Friends may call at Warren Mortuary.
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Desoto
Theron E. Bartholomew
DeSoto Methodist Church
Gardner Hospital
Lyman Lauver
Robert
Brian
Weston
Warren Morty
Soviet Call for Armed Readiness Amid Cold War Fear
Sovetskaya Rossiya urges strengthening the Soviet Army with new tech and civic education for readiness. It warns madmen in the United States and revenge seekers in West Germany pose a world threat, while detailing civil defense work in Tula region near Moscow. New York City has 3,492 houses of worship.
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Moscow
Sovetskaya Rossiya
Soviet Russia
Communist Party
Central Committee
United States
West Germany
Tula
New York City
Longtime Kansas doctor Dr. Don A. Kendall dies in Great Bend
Dr. Don A. Kendall 65 a prominent Kansas physician and KU alumnus died after a short illness at Central Kansas Medical Center. He served over 40 years in Great Bend and helped plan a 4 million 200 bed medical center where he died. Funeral services are set for Saturday at First United Congregational Church of Christ. Burial in Great Bend Cemetery. Donations to the medical center library. He helped raise 10000 for Barton County Community College. He is survived by four daughters a brother a sister and 14 grandchildren.
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Great Bend
Don A. Kendall
Kansas
Kansas University
Central Kansas Medical Center
First United Congregational Church of Christ
Joseph R. Bogle
Robert K. Bernhard
Claflin
H. Penfield Jones
Lawrence
Kendall
Barton County Community College
Hospital births and transfers listed in local notices
A local notice lists numerous individuals from Baldwin Eudora Oskaloosa and nearby areas connected to hospitals and homes including births such as baby boys and a daughter. It notes transfers to KU Medical Center and multiple family announcements with addresses and relatives. The page records several births and a few today or Wednesday events.
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Dorothy Woodson
Tonganoxie
Fred Johnson
Maine
Patricia Mathews
Stouffer Pl
Kathryn Hancock
Ottawa
Valerie Hudman
Mass
Elizabeth Lukens
Ter
William Albrecht
University
Wayne Kaufman
Yorkshire
Addie Gilbert
Oskaloosa
Elizabeth Breuer
Manchester
Yu Jin Chen
Eugenia Sullivan
Cynthia Carter
Mary Morris
KU Medical Center
Douglas County Opens 1969 Car Tags With Penalty Soon
Douglas County residents must buy 1969 license tags by February 18 to avoid a 50 cent late penalty. County Treasurer Bessie Bennett urged motorists to act swiftly as about 13 000 tags have already sold since January 2. In person purchases require the first half 1968 personal property tax receipt and 1969 vehicle registration renewal. by mail send these documents plus a 50 cent postage fee.
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Douglas County
Bessie Bennett
Senators Attend U S Japan Exchange Conference in Tokyo
Sen James B Pearson and 13 other congressmen travel to Tokyo for the second U S Japan Parliamentary Exchange conference sponsored by Columbia University School of International Affairs. The meetings run Saturday through February 15 and include talks with leaders of Japan s four major political parties.
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Washington
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Tokyo
Columbia University School of International Affairs
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
Japan
Baker University marks 111th Anniversary with ceremony and events
Gov. Docking will join Baker University leaders for the 111th Anniversary program at Rice Memorial Auditorium. A 60 minute original musical by Don Mueller and a 30 minute alumni broadcast cap the day. The event includes a campus directory honoring Rev. Dr. Benjamin Gessner, “Mr. Baker,” with 2,800 graduates issued diplomas.
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Baldwin
Robert Docking
Baker University
Rice Memorial Auditorium
Don Mueller
Baker
State of
Kansas
Gov. Docking
University
James Edward Doty
W. Clark Randall
Student Commission
Bill Betz
Frank Summers
Baker Choir
William ‘Rice
Benjamina. Gessner
Bachelor Changes Mind And Weds After 74 Years
Eudora resident Karl Koss, longtime bachelor, married Katherine Hesse at a quiet ceremony officiated by Judge Charles Rankin. Koss met his bride in his 20s in Alabama. she had a prior husband and two grown children. The couple honeymooned in Alberta, visiting friends and relatives.
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Eudora
Karl Koss
Katherine Hesse
Charles Rankin
Cere
Mony. Ross
Alabama
Ross
Alberta
Ala
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Chalene Lynch
Ary Chapel
U.S
Dolly Jordan
Janis Morris
David Sharp
Eleanor Shughart
Eunice Gable
Mark Elliott
Maple Lane
Hulda Alber
Mary Alexander
Fairlane
Adolf Johanning
Carroll Verhage
Frank Vandervoort
John Myers
W. 21St St. Ter
White Sewing Center
Massachusetts
Pearson
Baker Student Union
Otasco
Valentine Candies
Alexander Smith
Viking
Parsons
Arine
Wit
America
Massachusetts ST
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