District Dairy Princess to Be Crowned Saturday Evening
Douglas County observes National Dairy Month with demonstrations contests and the crowning of the district dairy princess at the 4-H Fairgrounds. Douglas Wyandotte Leavenworth Jefferson Johnson Miami Franklin counties participate. the 18 year old Mary Miller will be crowned by Marcia Hall Kansas University student and former State Dairy Princess.
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Douglas County
Douglas
Wyandotte
Leavenworth
Jefferson
Johnson
Misami
Franklin
Mary Miller
Carol
Juny Ousdahl
Linda
Linda Hemphill
Sharon Pine
Patty Palmateer
MaryJorie Anderson
Sherry Sheepmaker
Wiches
Louise Anderson
Michael Shultz
Douglass County
Dale Powell
Lone Star
Delbert Brunk
John Malonty
Route 2
John Metsker
Marcia Hall
Coffeyville
Kansas University
Miss Hall
Janece Flory
Charlene Hoover
Judy McKinney
Lone Star 4H
Jesse Sutton
Clinton
Grace Waner
Lawrence
Clarice Richardson
Jane Heck
Route 4
D. Ann Murphy
Arden Booth
William Rice
Fairgrounds
Leonard Hills
Route 1
Clarence Hubbard
Route 3
Delores Winters
Perry
Veronica Stoneback
Danny
Karen
Edward Martin
Kirby
Fort Monmouth
N. J
Barbara Harris
U.S
Oklahoma Plan for Highway Crusade Is Stopped
Oklahoma City realtor Ike Hall said the plan for 46 000 drivers to form Oklahoma's highway crusaders reporting reckless drivers to highway patrol headquarters was torpedoed by Gov Raymond Gary and others. Oklahoma Safety Council Manager Bob Eastman called the plan unworkable and dangerous.
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Oklahoma City
Ike Hall
Raymond Gary
Hall
Oklahoma
Highway Patrol
Oklahoma Safety Council
Bob Eastman
Nationalists claim hits on Communist naval vessels off Matsu
Taipei reports a two hour battle off Matsu Island in which Nationalist patrol boats say they damaged a Communist gunboat and a larger war vessel. Red artillery on the mainland fired over 100 rounds, but Nationalist ships were not struck. Nationalists claim Communist ships were set afire and fled.
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Taipei
Matsu Island
Algiers Returns to Normal After Rioting
Algiers slowly returns to normal after deadly riots by enraged French and Arab mobs. French authorities report at least six dead and 37 injured, with other sources stating twelve Arabs killed and many Europeans wounded. Police arrest numerous French participants.
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Algiers
Algier
Heat wave in Veracruz state kills nine children
Riots and a heat wave in the Veracruz region of Mexico report nine child deaths and 28 hospitalizations over three days. Temperatures exceed 111 degrees as mobs clash and shuttered shops reopen slowly. Two nearby towns in the Papaloapan River Valley affected.
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Cidad Aleman
Papaloapan
Veracruz
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