Tremors Continue as Greece Reels from Aegean Quakes
Athens reports 82 very slight tremors in 24 hours as government pushes aid for Monday quakes and tidal waves. Premier Karamanlis puts death toll at 50 with unclear missing or injured figures and declines US and UK offers, citing Greece’s current capacity to cope. Observers link aid rejection to Cyprus dispute.
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Karamantis
United States
Britain
U.S
Cavendish Cannon
U. S.S
Cyprus
Weather for Other Areas PR the dere
Thunderstorms hit Western areas and the extreme Southeast with most areas fair. Rainfall was light in many places, about 1 inch in eastern Oregon. The storm belt stretched from the Rockies through the plains to the northern Great Lakes, with another shower area along the Gulf Coast. Warmer conditions returned to the northern and central plains and are expected to spread to the Great Lakes and Ohio Valley. Cooler air moved into parts of the middle and south Atlantic Coast states with morning temps down to the 50s in Virginia.
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Oregon
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Great Lakes
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Ohio Valley
Middle
South Atlantic Coast
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Virginia
Theis Says Iowa State Choice a Political Move
State Democratic Chairman Frank Theis charges the 18 million dollar federal animal disease laboratory chosen for Iowa State College is a political move. He says Kansas State College was bypassed because Kansas leans Republican. Agriculture Secretary Benson notes Iowa State was recommended by a livestock industry committee.
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Iowa State College
Iowa
Frank Theis
Kansas State College
Kansas
Theis
Agriculture
Benson
Livestock Industry
Department of Agriculture
King Faisal and Prince Abdul Wah Begin Europe Visit
King Faisal and Crown Prince Abdul Wah left Baghdad by plane for the first stage of a two month journey through Europe.
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Baghdad
Iraq
Faisal
Abdul Wah
Europe
Credit Bureau Course At Kansas University Starts Sunday
The seventh annual Credit Bureau and Collection Service Management Institute opens Sunday at Kansas University with about 100 attendees from the region. The four year program covers applied psychology salesmanship supervising people and credit bureau fundamentals, with diplomas awarded at the July 20 closing banquet. The faculty includes KU professors and industry partners from St Louis Houston and Raleigh, among others, and is sponsored by several credit bureau associations and the university extension.
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Credit Bureau
Serstcve Management Institute
Kansas University
K. U
BE. C. Buehler
Elmer F. Beth
Kim Giffin
Bert Hodges
Sacramento
Calif
Leonard Berry
National Retail Credit Association
St Louis
Carl Roewe
Associated Credit Bureaus of America
Sherman Harris
Jerry Harris
Creditors View Bureau
Houston
Tex
Key J. Barkley
Applied Experimental Psychology Laboratory
Raleigh, N.C
Thomas Hutsell
Western Auto Supply Company
Kansas City
Associated Credit Bureaus
Midwest Fourth District
Rocky Mountain States
Associated Credit Bureaus of America, Inc
University Extension
Mondo Grass Not Hardy in Kansas
A Kansas report by Ray A Keen of the Central Plains Turfgrass Foundation states Mondo Grass is not hardy in Kansas and will not survive the first winter after planting. The plants are native to the Orient and widely used in southern France and Italy.
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Kansas
Ray A. Keen
Central Plains Turfgrass Foundation
Keen
Orient
France
Italy
Florida
Grating Orements and Regional Hardy Limits
A fragment mentions Mardo as fragile north of Washington DC, and notes Sashsile Tenn and Okihonia City Cited as areas where Mardo is not hardy, suggesting regional tolerance limits for a resource or crop. The text lacks full context but implies geographic suitability concerns.
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United States
Washington, DC
Tenn
Okihonia City
Ex-Newspaperman to Take Oath as Aide for Seaton
Lorne Kennedy of Omaha Nebraska, longtime Seaton aide in Senate and Defense, will take the oath tomorrow as assistant to the interior secretary. The brief ceremony will be in the secretary's office with Clerk Floyd F Dotson administering.
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Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Fred A. Seaton
Nebraska
Lorne Kennedy
Omaha
Neb
Senate
Defense
White Flouse
Kenedy
Kennedy
Associated Press
Midwest
Floyd F. Dotson
Kansas City Electric Workers Ratify 6 Percent Wage Hike
Union Local 1464 of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ratified a five year contract with Kansas City Power and Light Co. The deal boosts wages from 2.25 to 2.39 per hour, includes fringe benefits and a one year reopening clause, and ends a strike that halted by Gov Donnelly’s seizure order. About 2,100 workers affected.
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Kansas City Power and Light Co
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Missouri Ulity
Phil M. Donnelly
Eudora Hosts Generous Fourth Of July Socials And Obituary
Local residents from Eudora Oregon and nearby towns shared Fourth of July dinners and visits at various homes and restaurants. News notes include the death of Mrs Anna Getker in Glendale California and multiple family gatherings involving the Baker Fox Zillner Borland and Kelly families plus a church guild meeting at St Paul Church and plans for a bus trip to St Louis.
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George Zillner
Lenexa
Terry Fox
Joseph Zillner
Anna Getker
Glendale
Calif
Getker
Fred Ott
Mary Harris
Eudora
Will
Faye
Guild of
George Gerstenberger
Louise Lote
Anna Schmidt
Robert Zillner
Overland Park
Eli Bochind
Lawrence
William Kelly Sr
Borlands
San Antonio
Tex
Jack Borland and
Borland
William Kelly
Mike Kelly
Captain's Creek Socials and Church Meeting Report
Miss Esther Brecheisen and Mr and Mrs Tom Foster and children of Kansas City visited Miss Sarah Brecheisen and Jess Brecheisen Monday evening. The W S C S of the Clearfield E U B Church met at Mrs Mary Rodewald's home on Wednesday with devotions and a lesson led by Mrs Clarence Hausmann. Mrs Ted Brecheisen will be the dele-
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Esther Brecheisen
Tom Foster
Kansas City
Sarah Brecheisen
Jess Brecheisen
W.S.C.S
Clearfield E.U.B
Mary Rodewald
Clarence Hausmann
Ted Brecheisen
Summer Assembly in Topeka Hosts July Fourth Guests
The gate to the Summer Assembly in Topeka hosted refreshments with assistant hostess Mrs. Ted Brecheisen. Numerous Topeka families including the Brecheisen and Foley clans gathered for Fourth of July events with relatives in Baldwin Lawrence and Kansas City.
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Ted Brechsisen
Dan Foley
Ernest Scheunemann
Brenda
Merriam
Phillip Leimann
Gerald
J.P
Phillip Brecheisen
Homer Clark
Marvin Brecheisen
Roxanna
Baldwin
Erwin Kanzig
Roxana Kanzig
Lawrence
Ted Moody
Jerry Jim
George Moody
Olathe
Peggy Hausmann
Juanita Jessie
St. Luke's Hospital
Kansas City
Peggy
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