Indonesian guerrillas strike frontier area near Kuching
Indonesian guerrillas launched a six hour attack near the Sarawak frontier about 40 miles west of Kuching. Five Gurkhas were killed and five wounded, with guerrilla casualties unknown. British hired Gurkhas defended the border as Sarawak eyed an emergency security meeting after Tokyo conference collapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Borneo
Sarawak
Kuching
Nepal
Far East
Tokyo
Radio Indonesia
State Security Council
Malaysian Borneo
Stephen Kalong Ningkan
Ningkan
Indonesia
Sukarno
Antara
North
Kalimantan
Ship Fire At Grace Lines Freighter Santa Ana
Firemen watched smoking ruins of the Grace Lines freighter Santa Ana in Hoboken New Jersey as Coast Guard officials investigated the day long blaze. The fire, which nearly capsized the docked vessel, was controlled ten hours after it began on Sunday. Sixteen firefighters were injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoboken
N.J
App
Grace Lines
Santa Ana
Coast Guard
Father of 9 Dies With Son Hostage
In Hoisington Kansas a man Carl P Moeder 48 Otis Kansas died after a police shootout while holding his four year old son hostage. A chase began after a warrant was issued for firing at his wife. Moeder fled with the boy three miles north of town and fired at officers with a .22 rifle before being killed by Trooper Tony Bendel during a thunderstorm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoslington
Kan
Carl P. Moeder
Otis
Moeder
George Nettlingham
Hoisington
Tony Bendel
St. John
Bendel
Indonesia vows confrontation policy after Tokyo talks collapse
Foreign Minister Subandrio calls the Tokyo negotations collapse satisfactory and says Indonesia will continue its confrontation. Philippine President Macapagal presses for a new meeting urging Indonesia and Malaysia to send their foreign ministers to end the undeclared war. Rahman blames Sukarno for walkout and unmet withdrawal demands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Malaysian Borneo
Indonesia
Subandrio
Tokyo
Philippine
Diosdado Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Macapagal
Malaysia
Rahman
Writer Sessions To Open Thursday In KU Forum
William Harrison of Kingsville Texas, short story writer and novelist, will discuss Technical and Literary Language at 8 p.m. Thursday in the Forum Room of the Kansas Union. The annual literary lecture is part of the KU Writers Conference and open to the public without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Harrison
Kingsville
Texas
Kansas Union
KU Writers’ Conference
Harrison
Esquire
Saturday Evening Post
Harper and Row
Union
EU Writers
William Allen White School of Journalism and
University Extension
Holly Wilson
Big Rapids
Mich
Topeka
Edsel Ford
Fort Smith
Rogers, Ark
Lucille T. Kohler
John H. Knowles
KU Journalism
Kohler
Peggy Greene
Margaret Olwine
The
Kansas City Star
Wilson
Frances Grinstead
Ulbricht Seeks Joint Peace Treaty Vision for Germany
East German leader Walter Ulbricht told West Berlin visitors he wants no separate peace with the Soviet Union. He urged building strength to enable a unified approach toward a peace treaty benefiting both German states.
Obituaries and school honors in Tonganoxie area
Funeral services for Mae Mercedes Jacka 71 were held May 17 at Tonganoxie Methodist Church with Eastern Star graveside rites. She died May 15. Joel Ratliff former International Harvester district credit manager died in Baltimore after a brief illness. He was born in Tonganoxie April 7, 1899. The National Honor Society held its first initiation at Tonganoxie High School with six juniors named. Birth announced for Sandra Annette to Mr and Mrs Leonard Steed of Tonganoxie with maternal grandparents Mrs and Mrs George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chieftains
Lowell Reid
Joe Moore
Tonganoxie
Ken Doege
Mike Latham
American Legion Boy’s State of Kansas
Kansas University
J. H. Richardson
June
Raymond Kissinger
Howard Kissinger
James Marvin Gallagher
Harry Gallagher
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Mitzi Townsend
Hermiston
Ore
Lora Stephenson
Oregon
Washington
Oregon Museum of Science and Industry
Porland
Mitzi
Science Youth Congress
Portland State College
Union Daily Vacation Bible School
Girl Scout Cadette
State Lake
Ed Curry
Friendship Valley
Mary Reed
W. R. Boyd
Frank Kluska
Mike Moore
Malissa
Sugar Creek
Bill Williams
Kearney
Neb
Will Klinkenberg
Independence
Kan
E. Maurine Allen
Santa Fel
N. M
W. S. Bower- Sox
Carolyn Bateson
Marcia McKee
Bateson
Oran Harvey
Ross Patterson
Kansas City
Oscar Childers
Chilhowee
James Smith
California
Bill Grems
Overland Park
Alton Grems
W. H. Clark
Alice Tomin
McLouth
John B. Jarrett
Hutchinson
W. S. W. S. Bowersox
Mae Mercedes Jacka
Tonganoxie Methodist Church
Hugh Stouppe
Eastern Star
Joel Herbert Ratliff
International Harvester Company
Baltimore
Ratliff
Union Memorial Hospital
Oxford
Kaw
Tonganoxie High School
Barbara Budenosky
Mary Conway
Kenny Doege
Georgina Himpel
Sharon White
Robert DeShazer
Joyce Eberley
Baldwin Methodist Church
Linwood
Robert
John DeShazer
Tom Redding
LaHarp
Walter Coulter
Lester Lewis
Bridgeville
Maud Lewis
Valeria
Lawrence
Baptist Church
Hearne
Wyandotte Lake
Dalton Gannon
Homer Bowen
Roy Serviss
Billy Bowers
Cloquet
Minn
Roy Stark
Earl Ezell
San Diego
Calif
Methodist Church
William Anderson
Henry Gren
Carl Meinke
Pineville
Meinke
Leavenworth County
Loring
Bonner Springs
Theodore Meinke
Irene Brown
Florence Paul
James McKinney
Fred McKinney
Leroy Ambrose Henderson
St. Mary’s Hospital
Henderson
Bible Baptist Church
Lily
Seoul Students Return After School Closures
Nearly 10 000 high school students in Seoul returned to classes today as the city reopened schools closed June 3 amid riotous antigovernment demonstrations during President Chung Hee Park's regime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seoul
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Sit In Convictions Reversed by Supreme Court
The Supreme Court overturned the 1960s sit in convictions of two Negroes in Columbia South Carolina and 12 others in Baltimore Maryland. Justice Brennan said the law did not give fair warning and state law changes since conviction require vacating and remanding the cases for reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Columbia
S.C
William J. Brennan
Brennan
Baltimore
Maryland
Maryland Court of Appeals
Beaman reunion and Bible school events noted at local homes
Villa Eden records show numerous visitors from Santa Ana Lees Summit Olathe Raytown and Lawrence. Attendees include Mr and Mrs H D Dent Mrs Phyllis Thompson Mr and Mrs Richard Montgomery and families Ruth Pettengill and Thelma Reed. Bible School programs at Tonganoxie Linwood and a Christian Church dedication are mentioned with many local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Dent
Santa Ana
Calif
Frank Pettengill
Phyllis Thompson
Lees Summit
Buster’’ Greenwell
Richard Montgomery
Olathe
LaVerne Reed
Steve
Jan Buell
Raytown
McLain
Ruth Pettengill
George Mills
Tonganoxie
Alfred Torneden
Anna Shofstall
Lawrence
Frank Henik
Kansas City
Anna Torneden
Ruth Dent
Carl Torneden
Lone Star
Norma Grigsby
Shirley Laird
A. M. McLain
Nate Pettengill
Denise
Ruth- Pettengill
Marie Hallenbeck
William Torneden
Thelma Reed
Fred Neis
Eudora
Howard Bernitz
Carl Kurtz Sr
Harold Seele
Herbert Torneden
J. W. McLain Sr
Overland Park
Florence’ Renner
Diane
George Taber
Frieda Reetz
Bud” Pettengill
John
Beaman
J. W. McLain Jr
A.M. McLain
Christian Church
Melvin Davidson
Linwood
Linwood Wedding and Community Notices From Local Church Events
Rob ert DeShazer wed Joyce Eberley at Bald win Methodist Church last Sunday and plan to live in Linwood with DeShazer family roots noted. Numerous births deaths and social visits fill Linwood Ledger with Bible school attendance and church activities across Methodist and Baptist communities.
Vinland WSCS Meeting Highlights and Local Moves
The Vinland Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the Methodist Church Wednesday with Mrs. Snowbarger in charge and Mrs. Sturdy leading a book review and devotion. Refreshments followed. Local residents Mr. and Mrs. Lewis moved to Yorktown Ohio, while Mr. and Mrs. David Sturdy returned from Colorado. The Sturds hosted a visit from Hugh Sturdy, who left for the West after a Monday stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
Methodist Church
Iowa
Flavia Loeb
Kelso
Wash
Jack Drummond
Salt Lake City
Utah
Ross Stone
Hugh Sturdy
Woodrow Sturdy
West
Boy Drowns at Topeka State Lake During Picnic
A six year old boy named Mike Roy Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Venable drowned Sunday at Topeka State Lake during a family picnic. Deputies recovered the body from a six foot hole near shore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Topeka State Lake
Mike Roy Rogers
Gilbert Venable
Sheriff's
Carnivorous Plants Thrive in Acidic Bogs by Insect Diet
Carnivorous plants endure nitrogen-poor bogs by捕捕捕? Eating insects.
Ferraris Capture Le Mans Honors as Ford Fights On
Ferrari wins the 24 hour Le Mans with a 1 2 3 finish and a Ford Cobra in fourth. Jean Guichet and Nino Vaccarello set speed and distance records. Ford's Dan Gurney and Bob Bondurant take fourth and win GT. Debris collision injures none but kills three spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Mans
France
Ferraris
Ford
Ferrari
Jean Guichet
Nino Vaccarell
Italy
Carroll Shelby
Venice
Calif
Shelby
Dan Gurney
Costa Mesa
Bob Bondurant
Los Angeles
Richie Ginther
Granada Hills
Masten Gregory
Kansas City
Reno Sunday School and church services planned
Reno schedules morning church life beginning June 21 with Sunday school at 9 45 a m and services at 10 45 a m. The report also lists a June Reno HDU meeting at Mrs June Hagenbuchs home with Mrs Essie Higginbotham and a Bet ty Frost lesson on sal ads followed by a covered dish lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Kent Hdu
June Hagenbuch
Essie Higginbotham
Betty Frost
Eva Wiley
Freda Reitz
Helen Lindel
Madge Torneden
Frances Crawley
Wilma Baird
Mary Jane Grinter
Elizabeth Coleman
Lois Rockhold
Charles Porter
Lawrence
Joe Coleman
Boyd Gilkey
Topeka
Arthur Schmidt
M. J. Schmidt
Gilkey
Ira Higginbotham
Donna
Neal
Garnett Higginbotham
la Plata
Othis Gilliland
Wichita
Floyd Gilliland
James Baker
Thornton Hemphill
Lone Star Lake
Charles Strong
Fred Kelsall
McCook
Neb
C. C. Hemphill
Kathryn
Pioneer Village
Minden
Clell Langley
Hoyt
Lawrence Roy Lindberg
Masonic Temple
Gerda Solberg
Overland Park
Lawrence Lindberg
C. L. DeHoff
Henry Lassen
Overbrook
Pomona Dam
Omer Kaiser
Othal Wiley
Lyle Hinz
Bill Lindel
Ronnie
Ed Lisson
Roy Baird
Roy Henderson
Bonner Springs
Lester Mills
Larry
Lansing
Craft in Formosa Downed for Check
All Civil Air Transport planes were grounded in Formosa for a three day safety check after a CAT twin engine crash in central Formosa Saturday killing 57 aboard including 20 Americans. The crash was the airline first passenger loss. One American aboard was Rev. Bertis E. Downs III of Clifton Forge Virginia, a member of the Formosa mission of the Presbyterian Church of America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taipei
Formosa
Ministry of Communications
CAT
Claire Chennault
Flying Tigers
Bertis E. Downs III
Clifton Forge
Downs
Ann
Presbyterian Church of America
May and June Social Roundup in McLouth Community
Sunday visits at the Earl Bell home mark a birthday gathering with many Bell relatives and friends from Hamilton Blythdale Blythe Topeka and other towns. A wedding unites Carol Rogers and George Nussbaum at McLouth Baptist Church followed by community attendance and a neighborhood circle gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Bell
Swede Larson
Leo Mark and
Lin
Topeka
Floyd Petrie
Joe Dultmeier
Mary
Sharon
Lawrence
Ernest Davison
Kansas City
Keith Zachariah
Merriam
Leo Middendorf
Janet
Jeff Washburn
Harry Wellman
James Smith
Dan Petrie
Frank Newell
Michael and
Allen
Oskaloosa
Marcel Rolin
Max Rolin
Pat
Mike Petrie
Mission
Tom Cox
Charles Phillips
Kevin
Sue
Excelsior Springs
Richard Penne
Mildred Petrie
David Climer
Myrtle Rolin
Sue Downing
James Petrie
McLouth Methodist Church
George Nussbaum
Louise Voelker
Roger Cartwright
Leavenworth County Dairy Princess Is Phyllis Smith
Phyllis Smith, 17, daughter of Mr and Mrs Everett Smith of Tonganoxie, was named Leavenworth County Dairy Princess. Runner up is Jeanette Edmonds, daughter of Mr and Mrs Virgil Frederick of rural Leavenworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Smith
Leavenworth County
Everett Smith
Tonganoxie
Jeanette Edmonds
Virgil Frederick
Leavenworth
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N Frontier
Custom Tudor
Corvair
Monia
Bel Air
Hippala
New Hampshire
Ulbricht
Tonganokxie
Port Charlotte
Florida
Port Charlote
General Florida Realty
Broadway
K.C
Edwy, K.C
Miss Street
City
Svate
Villa Eden
Vinland
Ford Team
Woodstock
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