Texas Attorney General Calls for Firing Ag Officials
Texas Attorney General Will Wilson says Undersecretary Charles Murphy and four other Agriculture Department officers should be fired for favors to Billie Sol Estes. He also urged Secretary Orville Freeman to resign over slow action in the Estes case as Sen. Edmund Muskie defends the department. Estes faces state and federal fraud charges tied to about 22 million in fertilizer tank mortgages.
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Washington
Texas
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Will Wilson
Charles Murphy
Agriculture Department
Billie Sol Estes
Wilson
Orville L. Freeman
Estes
Senate Permanent Investigations
Agiculture
Pecos
Tex
FBI
Department of Agriculture
Skylady Derby Winners Named at Little Rock
Winners of the Skylady derby opening the National Women's Aeronautical Association convention were announced. Janet Mabritson of Tulsa won the 300 prize flying a Cessna Skyhawk 172 with co pilot Mary Burke. Sarah Gorelick of Kansas City took 200 in a Comanche 180. Edna Whyte and Myrtle Hander won 100 in a Cessna 120. Loretta Slavick of St. Louis named aviation woman of the year. 1963 convention set for Kansas City.
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Little Rock, Ark
Women’s Aeronautical Association
Janet Mabritson
Tulsa
Mary Burke
Sarah Gorelick
Kansas City
Ruth Stafford
Edna Whyte
Myrtle Hander
Fort Worth
Loretta Slavick
St. Louis
National Pilots Association
Missouri Pilots Association
Churchill Improves After Thigh Surgery
London AP reports Sir Winston Churchill, 87, is improving after surgery to repair a fractured thigh. He enjoyed a good night, asked to see the morning papers, and sat up in a chair Sunday. A hospital spokesman said there is no anxiety for the former prime minister, who was first allowed out of bed since his Friday operation.
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London
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Monte Carlo
Israeli Child Believed Kidnapped by Orthodox Jews Found
U S immigration officials say they have located 10 year old Israeli boy Yoseph Schuhmacher believed kidnapped in Jerusalem three years earlier and hidden with a Brooklyn family. The boy was in the custody of an immigration matron in a New York hotel and surrendered willingly. No arrests were made.
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New York
United States
Israel
Yossele Schuhmacher
Brooklyn
Esperdy
Yoseph Schuhmacher
Yossele
Jerusalem
Nahman Starkes
Rabbi Starkes
Visiting relatives and town social rounds in Tonganoxie
Dan Ferris of Washington DC and his nephew Bobby Ferris of Clarksburg WV visit Mr and Mrs Sam Haas and others in Lawrence. John Black hosts with Gene Black and family. San Antonio visitors meet Mrs C Peterson and family. Carolyn Black of Haviland visits grandparents in Tonganoxie and McLouth as the Tonganoxie Library hosts a story hour through most of the week.
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Dan Ferris
Washington, D. C
Bobby Ferris
Clarksburg
W. Va
Sam Haas
Harold Krull
Mark
Chad
Lawrence
John Black
Gene Black
Earl Peterson
Steven
San Antonio
Tex
C. G. Peterson
Leroy Somers
Roy Peterson
Carolyn Black
Haviland
Earl Schenck
M. F. Black
Tonganoxie
McLouth
Community Notes and Birth Announcement Summary
The column records several local updates: a May 28 birth of Timothy Eugene Pickel at Lawrence Memorial Hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Pickel with Wiley grandparents noted. Girl Scout Day Camp at Tonoxie State Lake June 25 to 29. 10 am Wednesday storytelling for Girl Scouts in summer. visits from Atchison, Prairie Village, Minneapolis residents. Friends Missionary Society meeting in church basement with listed hostesses. multiple relatives visiting and traveling between Lawrence and other states. the Angeny Bryant family welcomed Joseph Wayne born June 6 with detailed grandparent lines. additional mentions of great grandmother Mrs. W R Seanor.
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Timothy Eugene
Robert Pickel
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Clarence Wiley
Leavenworth
Earl Pickel
Lawrence
Tonganoxie State Lake
Harold Putthoff
Keith Benham
Atchison
Leo Gallagher
Prairie Village
David Cline
Minneapolis
Inmates at Nebraska Penitentiary May Sell Original Works
Lincoln prison authorities allow inmates to submit original songs poetry and novels to publishers with limits that the material be moral and in good taste. Warden Maurice Sigler oversees the program offering convicts a path to market their writings and compositions.
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Penitentiary
Maurice Sigler
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