Congo mercenaries hold Kisangani airport says Mobutu
Reports from Congo and Zambia describe mercenary forces in eastern Congo under siege. Mobutu claims mercenaries still hold Kisangani airport and threaten hostages including professors and foreign journalists while Belgian radio cites his order not to attack to avoid endangering captives.
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No Injuries' Reported In Weekend Crashes
Two weekend auto accidents in the city caused none of the drivers to be injured. At 4:57 p.m. Sunday Fred E. Davis 41 of 1007 Tenn. St. lost control the car rolled once and rested in a field near 6th Street Schwarz Road causing 300 dollars damage. At 11 a.m. Saturday Edward E. Warren 53 of 332 E. 19th St. and Willie E. Baker 36 of Topeka collided at 19th and Mass. Streets causing 125 and 150 dollars damage respectively.
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Tenn. St
6Th Street
Schwarz Road
19Th
Mass. Sts
Edward. E. ‘Warren
E. 19Th St
Willie E. Baker
Topeka
Warren
Baker
Governor's appointment dispute over livestock official
Docking says the governor may appoint a livestock sanitary commissioner without the association list. He cites legal advice and expects a court case, likely in Topeka, to arise within a week.
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Topeka
Four Month Mentioned in Coogan Family Spokesman Quote
A spokesman for the Hommes family states Coogan was allowed to go about three months ago highlighting a timeline in ongoing coverage.
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Coogan
Fred Cooper Takes Over Cowboy Realty Co
City commissioner Fred L. Cooper has taken over the Cowboy Realty Co at 1012 N H St and will run it as Cooper Realty Co assisted by Mrs Ruth Vervynck. The firm replaces long-time operators Dick Conboy and his sister Grace who retired after 20 years. Cooper previously partnered in Cooper Warren Mortuary, now Warren Mortuary.
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Cooper-Warren Mortuary
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Warren Mortuary
Local Girl Crowned Miss as Governor Names Winner
Finalists were narrowed to five with Gov. Robert Docking crowning the winner Miss Schlapper, described by her chaperone Mrs. Lawrence.
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Mayer crowned Miss Kansas runner up in pageant events
Mayer described as very happy returned home with her mother after competing as first runner up. Diana Messing named Miss Congeniality. Barnes to represent Kansas in Miss America at Atlantic City in September with a $1000 scholarship and local prizes. Other finalists and semi finalists are listed by city and county.
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Judith Lynn Anderson
Hays
Sheryll Flickinger
Hutchinson
Karen. Lynn Schaub
Diane Messing
Manhattan
Kansas ‘State
Miss Barnes
Kansas
Atlantic City
Reuther Advocates Higher Wages and Income Guarantees
Reuther cites straight time wages 30 percent above national manufacturing averages. Seaton notes substantial income guarantees during short weeks or layoffs in existing contracts. Reuther also pushes for a guaranteed annual income at the bargaining table.
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Reuther
UAW opens talks with Big Three as wage demands loom
The United Auto Workers push for a substantial wage increase while laying out high level goals for negotiations with Ford, Chrysler, and General Motors. Key issues include guaranteed annual income, wage parity with Canada, clear job definitions, lines of demarcation, and voluntary overtime amid contract deadlines and 1968 model preparation.
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