NATO naval force proposed for multinational readiness
Sources said Admiral Thomas Moorer would leave his post to become chief of naval operations and head a small NATO navy force ready to respond in emergencies. An initial experiment aboard the destroyer Ricketts tested multinational crew cooperation, suggesting value in joint training and unity among allies. Maj. Walter Reder, aged 50, imprisoned in Gaeta, seeks clemency for release to visit his ailing mother in Vienna.
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U.s.adm
Thomas Moorer
Moorer
Atlantic
U.S. Navy
NATO
Ricketts
U. S
Walter ‘Reder
Gaeta
Vienna
Marcabotto
Bologna
No Clemency for Nazi From Italy Survivors
Italian survivors report no clemency for a Nazi as authorities pursue justice in Marzabotto. The piece notes ongoing investigations and appeals within Italy's wartime crime context. The report highlights survivor accounts and official responses to the case.
Topeka Firefighters Debate Salary Increases
Topeka firemen discuss potential actions as Capt. W. R. McCarter of the International Association of Firefighters Loc says the union represents 171 of the city’s 1904 nonfire department staff. City commissioners hold hearings on proposed pay raises.
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W. R. McCarter
International ‘Association of Firefighters Loc
McCarter
Post War Baby Boom To Boost Youth Jobless Figures
Washington AP reports the Labor Department foresees a 1968 end to the flood of youth into the labor market but first the 16 to 21 age group will swell by nearly one million. Despite a campaign led by Vice President Humphrey, youth unemployment sits at 15.2 percent for ages 16-21, down from 18.5 percent in 1965, with peak counts around 21.5 million youth in the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Labor Department
Reigh
Hubert H. Humphrey
Youth unemployment trends cited by Bureau of Labor Statistics
The article cites BLS data on youth labor force growth from 1965 to 1967, noting higher unemployment among 16 and 17 year olds, a rising youth population to about 20.6 million, and job gains from 8.6 million to 10.2 million. Projections: a breather in 1969 and increases through 1970 to 1975 with possible later surplus jobs.
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Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau’ of Labor Statistics
Cher Loses Her Baby in Hospital Admission
In an unknown city a public notice indicates Cher Bo loses her baby while hospitalized. The brief item notes a tragic event and references medical details as reported by local sources.
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Cheryl Bo
Che
Alton
Strikes Freeze Midwest Rail Traffic In 1967 Model Year
Rail workers across the Midwest began a strike that halted most railroad movements by 6 p.m. Sunday. Picket lines formed at Kansas City and Topeka terminals while St. Louis area rails suspended passenger service. Frisco’s eight state operation shut down as 3,000 workers were idled. Kansas City Southern aimed to keep limited service, and automakers moved toward year-end production with little immediate impact expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Midwest
Nation. Co
Yal Mn
Topeka
Kansas ‘City
Eka
St. ‘Louis
Missouri- Pacific Railroad
St. Louis
East
Memphis, Tenn
Burlington
Union Pacific
Rock Island
Springfield
J. H. Brown
Frisco Railway
Brown
Frisco
Kansas City Southern
Ford Motor Co
General Motors
Kansas
Local Residents Listed With Addresses and Names
A readable OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with addresses across towns including Oskaloosa McLouth Eudora Lake James Tonganoxie Williamstown and Bruce. The text names Marie Smith Mona Belmain JoAnn Siler Karen Reynolds and others along with street numbers and route notes. No events or actions are specified.
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Marie Smith
Sherri Shughart
Oskaloosa
Elmer Markle
Mona ‘Belmain
Eudora
Alice Shupe
Barker
Ardis
Gaston
Lonnie
Ray
Joseph ‘Bowie
JoAnn Siler
Clare Rd
Luella Banks
Perry
George’ Schloétzer
Community Birth Announcements List From Local Notes
A dense roster lists names and addresses of families welcoming births and twins in recent days. Entries mention multiple residents across Eudora Linwood Perry Oskaloosa and Sunflower Village with sons, daughters, and baby girls noted alongside dates like today and Sunday.
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Del
Lucy Daniels
Conn
Linda Tabbert
Perry
Mary
Rausch
Linwood
Rainy Wichita rodeo crowns junior champs in mud
Rain turned Wichita's 21st annual Little Britches rodeo into a muddy scramble Sunday night. Scott Mason of Pratt won the senior boys saddle, with Becky Keller of Derby winning the senior girls saddle and Jerry Bagley of Medicine Lodge and Nancy Gates of Anthony taking junior divisions.
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Wichita
Raw
Mike Russell
Wichita Junior Chamber of Commerce
Scott Mason
Pratt
Kan
Becky Keller
Derby
Jerry Bagley
Medicine Lodge
Nancy Gates
Anthony
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Mpra Oon Nen
Cher
Sgee
Turdeys
P. Ma
Brarnes
Cawley
Alfred’ Coffman
Lincoln
Martha
Milleret
Nathan
Winona
Delbert Straight
Johnson
Diriah
Williamstown
Clinton Crouch
Superior
Neb
Betty Place
John Hazelet
Barker Ct
Cynthia Meuffel
Irvin Shirk
Dale Eisman
Wedgewood
Mary, Elliott
Juan ‘Barajas
Karen Short
Marie’ “Hudson
Douglas Curtis
Harold Riehm
David
David Salva
W. Annd Terr
Sunday
John Messer
R. I
Kun Song
Larry Skeet
Chad Baird
Mass
Annahatty
Lawrence
Lee’s
Coronet
Kraft’s
Herculon
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