Trap Door Hidden In Old Farm Has Secret Log Cabin
Fred Schultz, a Lawrence High metal fabrication instructor, renovates a 79 acre farm west of Vinland. He uncovers a trap door under the bedroom linoleum linking to a stone lined storm cellar beneath a log cabin, first structure on the property. Schultz plans to preserve the cabin while adding siding and a hardwood floor.
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Lawrence
Vinland
Charlie ‘Hayden
Schultz
Lawrence High
Hutchinson
Cime
Journal- World
Graham sees Yugoslav crusade as success despite small crowd
Billy Graham called his first Yugoslav crusade a success though about 2 000 people attended the three meetings in Zagreb. He said any transmission of the gospel is a success and noted the event’s value as people-to-people contact, while avoiding political issues and planning a Mayo Clinic visit for jaw surgery.
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Zagreb
Yugoslavia
Billy Graham
Ifpis
Munich
United States
Jozip Horak
Graham
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Jackie Goes to Rome
Mrs. John F. Kennedy interrupted her Ireland vacation to fly to Rome and is expected to meet Pope Paul VI. She travels with her two children and friends from New York during the holiday in Ireland.
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Dublin
John F. Kennedy
Ireland
Rome
Pope Paul VI
Dr. Leonard Axe Named Dean of Cottey College
Dr Leonard Axe former dean of the Kansas University Business School will become dean of Cottey College Nevada Missouri effective August 1 He previously directed the Kansas Department of Revenue 1965 to 1966 led Pittsburg State College eight years and served KU School of Business 1948 to 1957 introducing case studies and a summer executive development program He is a Baker University and KU Law graduate and earned a Michigan Law Doctor degree.
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Kansas University Business School
Cottey College
Nevada
Kansas
Department of Revenue
Axe
Pittsburg State College
KU School of Business
Kansas Department of Administration
Council Grove
Baker University
Michigan
Dr Gustave Van Lennep Dies at 94 in Philadelphia
Dr Gustave A. Van Lennep a founder of the American College of Surgeons died in a Philadelphia hospital at age 94 He retired in 1942 after a long career as a surgeon and medical school professor
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Philadelphia
Gustave A. van Lennep
American College of Surgeons
van Lennep
New Hemorrhoid Cure Claim Sees Quick Relief
A New York report outlines Preparation H as a unique treatment that soothes irritated tissue and helps prevent infection while shrinking hemorrhoids. Doctors tested it showing relief from itching and pain and actual reduction in inflammation in many cases.
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New York, N.Y
Orm
Americans Rescued From Hong Kong Riot Turmoil
Reported riots in Hong Kong left three pro Communist rioters and one police officer dead. US Army Marine and Air Force personnel in the area were escorted to safety as mobs attacked streets, cars, and shops. A bar manager noted the area could shut down if servicemen were harmed. Up to 10,000 Navy personnel may be brought in, and US servicemen spend about 40 million dollars yearly in Hong Kong.
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Hong Kong
U. S
U.S
Shore Patrol
Red China
Douglas MacLean Dies at 77 in Beverly Hills
Douglas MacLean, motion picture producer and former musical comedy star, died Sunday in Beverly Hills at 77. He formed his own production company in the 1930s.
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Calif
Douglas MacLean
MacLean
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