Ramada Inn Opens With Large Grand Opening Turnout
The Ramada Inn on West Sixth Street celebrated its official opening with a 1:30 p.m. ceremony led by Mayor Clark Morton and Chamber president Bob Payne. About 2,000 guests attended the brunch and more than 6,000 toured the facility as the event ran through the day. U.S. Rep. Larry Winn Jr. raised the inn flags and refreshments were served in the Rubyyat club.
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John Vivian
The
Ramada
Vivian
West Sixth St
Clark Morton
Chamber of Commerce
Bob Payne
U.S
Larry Winn Jr
R-Kan
United States
Kansas State
Army Inmate Shot During Escape Attempt at Ft Riley
Pvt Freddie K Macklin a 20 year old Army prisoner at Fort Riley was shot by a guard after climbing over a stockade fence He had been in custody since June 6 awaiting court martial on charges of absent without leave for 93 days He was reported in satisfactory condition at Irwin Army Hospital.
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Kan
Irwin Army Hospital
Freddie K. Macklin
Micke Macklin
Junction City
Macklin
KC Unions Vote on Settlements in Kansas City Area
Ratif ication votes underway in two labor disputes. United Auto Workers local 249 members at Ford plant in Claycomo vote on a tentative agreement after a June strike over workload health and safety standards. Owens Corning Fiberglas workers in Kansas City Kansas vote on a contract terms to be disclosed after the afternoon ballot.
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United Auto Workers Union Local 249
Ford Motor Company
Claycomo
Owens-Corning Fiberglas Corporation
Fairfax Dis
Trict
Kan
Builders Association
Striking Painters District Council
Gas Service Workers Union Local 781
The
Gas Service Company
Wholesale Beer Dealers Association
Teamsters Union Local 838
Negroes Burn Restraining Order at Central Presbyterian
Militant Black Liberation Front members James H. Rollins and Ocie Pastard disrupted Sunday services at Central Presbyterian Church in Clayton. They burned a federal restraining order in the rain, declaring they would worship their way next Sunday. Pastor J Layton Mauze noted the church aids more than half its income to others and welcomes all races.
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ST. Louis
James H. Rollins
Ocie Pastard
Black Liberation Front
BLF
Central Presbyterian Church
Clayton
Pastard
Order de
J. Layton Mauze
Central Presbyterian
Longtime USD 497 business manager Woestemeyer to retire
Armin Kk. Woestemeyer who has served as USD 497 business manager and Board of Education clerk for nearly 25 years will retire July 10 at age 68. He signed 6 848 diplomas and $9 088 625 in school bonds, recalls growth from 411 teachers to today, and credits data processing with modernizing finances. He remains active in the community and plans to visit his daughter in California after retirement.
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Armin Kk. Woestemeyver
Unified School District 497
Woestemeyer
Board of Education
First Methodist Church
Dorothy Graeber
Jane Chase
Walnut Creek
Calif
Christine Woestemeyer
Topeka
California
A. E. Woestemeyer
Lawrence
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