Missionary Event At Local Church Draws Speakers And Music
A missionary convention unfolds at the First Assembly of God at 13th and Mass. Sts. with Rev. Roscoe Leach and Rev. Gerald Falley delivering sermons during Sunday school and worship. Joy L. Rose leads a 7 p.m. choir concert followed by an 7:30 p.m. evening service as slides from Africa are shown.
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Roscoe Leach
Gerald Falley
Leach
Joy L. Rose
Farley
Maxine Koerner
Lawrence
Africa
Falley
Gregory
Assemblies of God
Nigeria
Louie Koerner
N. 3Rd St
Lawrence High School
Falleys
Assemblies of God Bible School
Kansas
Nebraska
Christ
Assemblies of God Youth Organization
Holland
J E Dunn of Kansas City Dies After Heart Attack
J E Dunn Sr aged 71 founder and board chairman of J E Dunn Construction Co died Thursday after suffering a heart attack two weeks earlier. The firm, founded in 1924, operated mainly in Missouri and Kansas.
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Kansas City
J. E. Dunn Sr
Missouri
Kansas
Coed Treasures Police Badge After Jail Escape Capture
Judy Jershin an 18 year old Wichita State University coed helped capture jail escapee Richard Lee McCarther. She received a gold service badge and a $25 reward from Sedgwick County Sheriff H M Tomlinson. She plans to use the money for next semester's tuition.
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Wichita
Judy Jershin
Judy
Wichita State University
Sedgwick
H. M. Tomlinson
Richard Lee McCarther
Ship Study for MRI WASHINGTON
The Midwest Research Institute of Kansas City has been awarded an 84314 dollar U.S. Disarmament Agency contract for a special study of the shipbuilding industry. The study will assess the defense sector conversion potential and identify non-defense products the shipbuilding industry could manufacture with the best market prospects.
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Washington
Midwest
Research Institute of
Kansas City
U.S. Disarmament Agency
U.S
Two Westerners Impressions of Japan 1964 at Unitarian
Robert W Lichtwardt associate professor of botany at Kansas University and Mrs Lichtwardt present a program titled Two Westerners Impressions of Japan 1964 for the Unitarian Fellowship. The 10 a.m. program will be at the Pleasant Valley meeting house.
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Robert W. Lichtwardt
Kansas University
Lichtwardt
Japan
Unitarian Fellowship
Pleasant Valley Meeting House
Markets report: grains eggs butter and live stock prices
Wheat 1.42, corn 1.20, soybeans 2.56, barley 0.80. Eggs large A 29 cents, medium A 23, large B 23. Wholesale eggs large 20-30, mediums 25-27. Live fryers at farm 12.4-13.4, delivered 12.4-14.0. Butter A solid 69, quarters 70. Cattle 200 seen, hogs 1800 with lower quotes, lambs 20-21. Sheep 100 head, steady.
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Arkansas
Famed Leader Of Nile Army Dies At Age 83
Field Marshal Lord Wilson known as Jumbo led the Army of the Nile against Italy in World War II. Born in England he rose from Boer War service to top Allied staff roles and later served as constable of the Tower of London. He married Hester Wykeham in 1914 and had two children.
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London
Lord Wilson
Egypt
Henry Maitland Wilson
Britain
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Washington
Suffolk County
England
Wilson
Eton
South Africa
Sir Archibald P. Wavell
Suez Canal
Winston Churchill
Palestine
Syria
Mediterranean
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Europe
John Dill
Combined Chiefs of Staff
Tower of London
Hester Wykeham
Gore Says Viet Nam Situation Is Impossible and Unworkable
Senator Albert Gore said in Carthage that the Viet Nam war situation is impractical and impossible. He warned against scapegoating and urged disentanglement, aligning with Senator Richard Russell on an Armed Services Committee review when Congress reconvenes.
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Carthage
Tenn
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Viet Nam
Gore
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Richard Russell
D-Ga
Armed Services Committee
Congress
Fireworks Called Off At Top of Pikes Peak
Dense fog at the summit of Pikes Peak caused the AdAmAn Club to cancel its annual New Year fireworks display. It would be only the second cancellation in 42 years. Observers in Colorado Springs saw only a faint glow during a trial firing of rockets and mortars.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Pikes Peak
AdAmAn Club
Billy Alexander cents flood relief note reaches Portland
The Portland Chamber of Commerce received a one dollar bill with a letter signed Billy Alexander stating the money would aid a child whose house was flooded and hoping to buy a Christmas toy. The postmark was Little Rock Arkansas and no return address appeared.
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Portland
Orc
Chamber of Commerce
Billy Alexander
Little Rock, Ark
Strife Over Gulf Coast Ports Persist Without Settlement
Gulf Coast longshoremen and shippers show no progress toward a new contract after mediation efforts by James J. Reynolds. The stalled talks center on work gang size and retroactive pay, with a Jan 11 no strike deadline looming from Maine to Brownsville.
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Galveston
Tex
Gulf Coast
Johnson
Maine
Texas
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Washington
Willard Wirtz
Houston
Thomas W. Gleason
International Longshoremen's Association
J. Ross Dunn
West Gulf Maritime Association
Dunn
Gleason
Lake Charles
Brownsville
Taft-Hartley
New York
False teeth and car recovered after late night tip
Spokane County sheriff's office received a call from a woman reporting that during a celebration her husband misplaced his car and a set of false teeth. She asked deputies to return them if found during rounds that night.
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Spokane, Wash
Spokane County
Daniel Corkery Dies in Cork at 86
Daniel Corkery 86 playwright and former professor of modern English literature at University College Cork died Thursday in Cork Ireland.
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Cork
Ireland
Daniel Corkery
Cork’s University College
Industrialist Frank H Sparks Dies at 73 in New York
Frank Hugh Sparks 73 industrialist and former president of Wabash College Crawfordsville Ind served 1941 to 1956 died Wednesday in New York.
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New York
Frank Hugh Sparks
Wabash College
Crawfordsville
Ind
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