Skylarks and Orioles to Receive Church Event Awards
Girls in Skylark and Oriole programs of the Reorganized Church will get awards at a Sunday 8 p.m. service. Orioles badge recipients include Ruth Ann Browne Diane Davis Pam ela Sickles Connie Sickles Laura Platt Beverly Berger Pamela Norris Patty Bowman Carol Longanecker, Sheri Thomas. Skylarks badgeees Roberta Bowman Nancy Browne Christine Platt Kathi Harper Jamie Montgomery Debbie Sallee. New Skylark members Kathy Flanders Rebecca Cool receive first bird badge. Patty Bowman gains eligibility for assistant leadership.
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Reorganized Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Orioles
Ruth Ann Browne
Diane Davis
Pamela Sickles
Connie Sickles
Laura Platt
Beverly Berger
Pamela Norris
Patty Bowman
Carol Longanecker
Sheri Thomas
Skylarks
Roberta Bowman
Nancy Browne
Chris
Tine Platt
Kathi Harper
Jamie Montgomery
Debbie Sallee
Kathy Flanders
Rebecca Cool
Skylark
Junior High Camp Plans Concert at KU Murphy Hall
After two weeks of rehearsals 230 junior high musicians from Kansas University's Midwestern Music and Art Camp prepare for a joint band orchestra and chorus concert at 3 p m Saturday in University Theatre Murphy Hall. The total camp enrollment nears 1000 with 29 Lawrence students and one Baldwin student among the performers.
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Kansas University
Lawrence
Baldwin
University Theatre
Murphy Hall
Gary Lee Burge
Ala
Avis Craig
Vt St
Debbie Elliott
Pennsylvania
Karen Giffin
Welington
Tim Gilles
28 Negroes Pass Federal Vote Test in East Carroll Parish
In Monroe Louisiana federal judge led the first Civil Rights Act voting test in East Carroll Parish. Twenty eight Negroes passed the qualification test with twenty nine applicants turning out and twenty five not showing up. Judge Edwin F Hunter Jr will decide on registration after a July 23 hearing. Louisiana AG has until July 20 to file objections to testing procedures.
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Monroe
Louisiana
East Carroll Parish
U.S
Flood Insurance Study Urged by Weaver
Robert C. Weaver urged Congress to approve a $500000 study into flood disaster insurance. The plan targets seven locations including Topeka Kansas and Alton Illinois to assess risks and viability of coverage not offered by commercial insurers.
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Washington
Robert C. Weaver
Housing and Home Finance
Weaver
Topeka
Kan
Alton
Ill
Mystery Entering Lost Girl Case and Rescue Doubtful
Sheriff rules out rescue in the Susan Scruggs case as search efforts for the University of Colorado student continue. Scruggs, 19, disappeared after leaping from a life raft on South Boulder Creek during a raft trip last Sunday. Witnesses including two fishing youths report seeing a bleeding head as she floated downstream, while a cafe owner recalls a girl matching Scruggs’ photo approaching briefly. The creek’s turbulence hindered retrievals despite a mile-long chase downstream. Lexington County, Colorado officials confirm no other plausible explanation beyond a drowning scenario.
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University of Colorado
Boulder Creek
Susan Scruggs
Hutchinson
Kan
Roscoe Ridgeway
Wonderva
Denver
Ridgeway
Miss Scruggs
Arthur T. Everson
Newspaperman Folwell Dies at 84 in New York
Arthur H. Folwell, 84, longtime Herald Tribune writer and former editor of Puck, died Thursday from a heart condition. He spent about four decades with the Herald Tribune until retiring in 1958, renowned as a leading writer of fight verse and prose.
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NEW York
Arthur H. Folwell
New York Herald Tribune
Folwell
America
The
Herald Tribune
Puck
Ingrid Grows Shorter After Operation Aids Tall Girl
Ingrid Westman, once 6 feet 2 inches, is now 6 feet tall after leg shortening surgery by Dr Lars Andander-Scharin at Haeroesand hospital. The 20-year-old from Oernskveldsvik, who faced awkward dancing and staring, now walks with crutches then freely and aims to nurse. The operation allowed her to dance with partners without looking down. The doctor is now a professor at Upsala University.
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Stockholm
Ingrid Westman
Ingrid
Oernskveldsvik
Haeroesand
Lars Anander-Scharin
University of
Upsala
Roger Wolfe Kahn Dies in New York at 54
Roger Wolfe Kahn former orchestra leader and aviation executive died Thursday after a brief illness. He was director of service and production support at Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp in New York City.
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New York
Roger Wolfe Kahn
Kahn
Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp
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