Ivory Coast Expels Soviet Mission Highlights Neocolonial Clash
Ivory Coast ousts the Soviet ambassador and nine diplomats after tensions over neocolonialism. President Houphouet-Boigny seeks nonalignment while France remains deeply entrenched with extensive French influence in Abidjan. The article notes economic heft, a mixed society, and migrant labor shaping the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abidjan
Ivory Coast
France
Africa
Felix Houphouet- Boigny
Charles de Gaulle
Houphouet
Houphouet-Boigny
Black Africa
Eudora Community Notes Open Fund and Honors
Eudora hosts a Methodist ordination as Bob Morley takes a pastor post in Anaheim California after studying at United Theological Schools. A public library update reports Summer Reading Program expansion with Elaine Lutz joining staff and over 200 books checked out from the Johnson County Bookmobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Morley
Kansas
United Methodist Church
Baldwin
United Theological Schools
Dayton
Ohio
Harold Morley
Don Morley
Morley
Anaheim
Calif
Eudora Public Library
Elaine Lutz
Johnson County
Wayne Mayo
Lawrence
Northeast
Eudora
Neel System
Shawnee
O. E. Westerhouse
Vernon Lutz
Fred Christian
John Gilroy
Steven Foster
Kansas University
Foster
Navy
Murphy Hall
Hospital Admissions and Births List Read in Ottawa Area
Hospital admissions include Mrs. Salomi Latz Ottawa Sonya Rainbolt Martha Bauer Georgia Arlee Roberts Robert Hays John Sullivan Ruby Grammer Sharon Cobb Ralph Johnson Ada Walker Ambrose Bigsby Juanita Alvarez James Thompson Lewis Parsons Harold DeShazer Carolyn Rogers and baby boy Neal Eldwood Catherine Bowman Clara Wood Genevieve Guy Todd Keyes Dorothy Dawson Bessie Marlene Cox Wathene Adams Vena Zook and baby boys Births report Mr and Mrs Carl Lande a son Monday Mr and Mrs Fred Wright a son today
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salomi Latz
Ottawa
Sonya Rainbolt
Rt. 5
Martha Bauer
Georgia Arlee Roberts
Ter
Robert Hays
W. 9Th
John Sullivan
Itil
Ruby Grammer
Elm
Sharon Cobb
N.J. Ralph Johnson
Maine
Ada Walker
Lyons
Ambrose Bigsby
Harper
Juanita Alvarez
Sunflower
James Thompson
Ark
Lewis Parsons
Tenn
Harold DeShazer
Baldwin
Carolyn Rogers
Schwarz Rd
Neal Eldwood
Catherine Bowman
Maple Lane
Clara Wood
Rt. 4
Genevieve Guy
Eudora
Todd Keyes
Barker Ct
Dorothy Dawson
Bessie Marlene Cox
Wathene Adams
N.Y
Vena Zook
Ariz
Funeral services for Albert G. Scott Sr.
Albert G. Scott Sr. dies at 82 after hospitalization. Funeral services are set for 2:30 p.m. Wednesday at First RM Baptist Church with Rev. A. Lewis Parker and Rev. H. T. Hutton officiating. Burial will follow at Maple Grove Cemetery. Viewing at Bowser-Lee Mortuary today 4 to 9 p.m. and until noon Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert G. Scott Sr
First RM Baptist Church
A. Lewis Parker
H. T. Hutton
Maple Grove Cemetery
Scott
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bowser-Lee
Fire damages James Radiator Shop minor losses
A flash fire caused by cleaning auto parts with gasoline prompted the Lawrence Fire Department to respond at 8:29 p.m. Monday to the James Radiator Shop at 300 Locust Street. Minor damage was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Fire Department
James
Locust St
Canada to trim armed forces by 1973 plan
Canada will cut active troops from 98 000 to 80 000 85 000 by early 1973 with reserves reduced and the cadet program kept at present level. NATO withdrawals from Europe are tentative pending decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Canada
Leo Cadieux
Cadieux
House of Commons
NATO
Europe
KU History Prof Heads KSR Board
James E. Seaver a KU history professor serves as president of the Kansas School of Religion board of trustees for 1968 69 with Rev Harvard Wilbur as vice president Ruth E McNair as secretary and Prof Lawrence Sherr as treasurer The school offers non denominational religious courses to KU students at no charge and for full graduation credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Seaver
Kansas University
Kansas School of Religion
Harvard Wilbur
Trinity Episcopal Church
Lawrence
Ruth E. McNair
Lawrence Sherr
School of Business
White Hats disband in Cairo protection group ends
The head of the White Hats a self styled protection group formed after firebombings says the organization is disbanding following state prompting. Cairo Illinois patrols remain with a 10 PM to 6 AM curfew and 70 state police on duty after a period of violence and sniper fire.
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White Hats
Cairo
Tony Levill
Committee of 10 Million
Illinois
William Scott
Payton Berbling
Alexander County
Richard B. Ogilvie
Blue Springs student wins KU scholarship in architecture
Robert F. Burford of Blue Springs Missouri has earned a Greater University Fund Scholarship at Kansas University for 1969 70 as a third year School of Architecture and Urban Design student. He previously received the Gertrude Goldsmith Book Award for top second year student in the same school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Burford
Blue Springs
Greater University Fund
Kansas University
Burford
School of Architecture and Urban Design
Gertrude Goldsmith
Goldwin Goldsmith
Department of Architecture
Florida Allows Dixie in Public School Band Performances
Florida law now allows public school bands to perform Dixie without risk of board bans. The measure, approved by the legislature and signed Monday, followed months of debate with Confederate flags visible among supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tallahassee
Fla
Florida
Mandelker Wins NSF Grant for Compact Support Study
The National Science Foundation awarded Kansas University $3,700 to support mathematics assistant professor Mark Mandelker in July and August. The project studies Functions with Compact Support, a specialized area in analysis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Science Foundation
Kansas University
Mark Mandelker
Nixon's Record Becomes House Election Issue
In Helena Montana the two major party candidates for the vacant U S House seat centered their campaigns on the Nixon administration record. William S Mather praised Nixon policies and the Safeguard antimissile system while James Melcher criticized economic measures and showed reservations about Safeguard. Derby C Whitmer runs as American party nominee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Helena
Mont
U.S
House of Representatives
William S. Mather
Billings
James Melcher
Derby C. Whitmer
American Party of Montana
George C. Wallace
Harvest Delayed Again by Storms in Kansas Wheat
Stormy weather halted wheat harvest across Kansas with only 3 percent harvested by Saturday, far below last year and the 10 year average. Cool temperatures slowed ripening leaving 24 percent ripe versus 32 percent a year ago and 51 percent on average. Take-all root rot and stem rust were reported, while cutworms damaged wheat and brome grass in northeast Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kansas Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Kansas
Cafe Carhop Weds In Drive-In Parking Lot
Fay Baines, a carhop at the 3-D Drive-In, married William Edward Hale in the restaurant parking lot on Monday. About 50 guests watched Magistrate Morris Weeks perform the ceremony as co workers and patrons looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington
N.C
Fay Baines
William Edward Hale
Morris Weeks
Court asked to ban film I Am Curious Yellow
Johnson County District Court may bar further public showings of I Am Curious Yellow until obscenity proceedings finish. County attorney James W. Boushak would seek the ban if Dickinson Operating Co does not voluntarily suspend screenings. Judge Herbert Walton and counsel viewed the film privately. hearings set for today and Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clathe
Kan
Johnson County
James W. Boushak
Dickinson Operating Co
Herbert W. Walton
Walton
Passenger Halt Asked for Plainsman Trains Route
The Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad asked the Interstate Commerce Commission for permission to end passenger service on the 495 mile Minneapolis to Kansas City route. The railroad cited ongoing deficits and sought discontinuation by July 25 for trains 17 and 18 known as the Plainsman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Interstate Commerce Commission
The
Road
Public Notices of Estate Issues and Legal Proceedings
Legal notices announce quiet title action in Douglas County Kansas. Defendants include Armstrong and Coon families with multiple trustees and heirs named. A petition seeks quieting title and response due by August 7, 1969. Probate matters list final settlements and hearings for Benjamin Neil and Arthur Kitzel estates with dates in July 1969.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Daily Journal World
Kansas
George Armstrong
Liga Armstrong
Mirally Armstrong
Johto AW. Armstrong
John M. Armstrong
Jobo Meboure Armstrong
Martha
Iugente Sanifer
Jyavid Boofaws
Ob. Bottany
Amn M. Day
Thomas Thartup
Norman J. Bartlett
Fred ©. Bartlett
Austan Banke
Austa S. Banks
N. Dave Bartlett
Norman Dana Bartlett
Niles Toppings Wrederick Toppings
Herald
Leonard M. Correll
Ida 4. Correll
Claude A. Correll
Pearl A. Anderson
Panardians
An&s
District Court
Douglas County
Alger Anna Boydston
Lawrence, Wan
Lawrence Daily Journal-World
State of Kansas
Douglas Counsey
lMstate
Benjamin Neil
First National Bank of
Lawrence
Nansas
Benjamin Neils
First National Bank of Lawrence
Kapyvrence
Ivansas Lynn J. Anderson
Petitioner-Texecutor
Springer & Springer
Lawrence Fraily Journal-World
County of
Douglas
Arthur Kitzel
George M. Clem
Atorney
Arthur Fritzel
George M. Clon
Ww. Malvin
Public Sale 1 Auction Includes Household Items and Antiques
A public auction on Sunday July 6 starting at 1 pm at 2304 Vermont Lawrence Kansas lists Norge gas range Hotpoint refrigerator freezer six chairs a counter base a silk heater and various antique furniture pieces including a divan rocker chair and mahogany tables with fragile legible items and partial descriptions of the estate inventory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Lawrence
Kansas
Norge
Patelug Jaber
Dehtoalditiers Brown Musterevatt Divan & Echahe Owoodos
Capextry
Andeldag
Fragmented OCR note mutters on auction and items
A garbled OCR fragment mentions an auction scene with crepes and a variety of odd objects. The text names unrelated people and makes shifting references to beds, dressers, tables, and cash. The overall meaning is unclear due to errors and disjointed phrasing.
Auction of Motive stock from Ruffs Enterprise at Lone Star sale
An auction notice announces sale of motive stock from Ruffs Enterprise no Lone Star. Listings include beds, chairs, tables, dining ware, antique items, household appliances, and several unknown consignments. Auctioneer George Merrit is listed with details partially garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nts
Tata
Ave
Fia
Rene Oempr
Cleorge Merrit
Card of Thanks for Loved Ones
The family expresses deep gratitude to friends and relatives for kindness during their sorrow. Special thanks are given to Dr. Blair Chuck Beloit and the nurse in the emergency room for their care. Thankful for food flowers and many acts of support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Blair
Chuck Beloit
George Wilkins
Thomas Garcia Sr
St. Johns Altar Society
In Memoriam Emma Hellstrom Remembered by Family and Friends
In loving memory of Emma Hellstrom who passed away two years ago on June 23. Sadly missed by her family and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Hellstrom
Classified Rates and Deadlines For Local Ads
Classified rates outline four lines or less per week and one time options with per line charges. Repeats, outside area pricing, minimum per issue, copy deadline, and Saturday cancellation terms are listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Rade
Westside 3 bedroom brick ranch seeks buyers and tenants
Classifieds list multiple real estate options including a VA 3 bedroom rancher at about 15 260 dollars with financing, a first floor apartment with entry hall living room and kitchen, a two story villa style duplex, and a luxurious bi level with bay windows central air and two car garage. Also nearby baby sitter and appliances for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westside
Cain Realty
Sali
Seenond
McGrew Real Estate & Insurance
Tevenings
McGrew Teal Estate & Insurance, Inc
Shel &Tradi
Haas
Santa Fe
Aria
Brown Realty Co
TT Mass
Hudora
Dome Agency
Vis-abie
Gordon Butcher
Stone Ridge real estate and assorted sales ad list
After hours contact numbers advertise a variety of homes for sale in West Hills and nearby areas, including a two car garage colonial with central air and a hilltop view, and a variety of rental and sale items from toys to vehicles. The notice highlights price ranges from 1 500 down payments to 21 750, with listings in Cherokee, Fairfield, and surrounding communities.
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Volkswagen
R&h
Ramada Thon
Moe
Mary Crum
Wanteiy
Garagio Sam
Learnard
Olympia
Callafley
Mhurs
Pamela Lane
Hughes Lake
Lawrence Kaw River Ridge
Hiway
Prier Ting
Sali
Roy Pry
Omy
Ibmralan Geeanle
Hialey
Alan
Ohio
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Mort Rosenblum
Upper Volta
Mali
Guinea
Lyle Christensen
Pat
Leawood
Judy Miller
Ray Miller
J. P. Lefmann
Gardner
Ernest Scheunemann
Spring Hill
Gerald Lefmann
Harrisonville
Phillip Lefmann
Lefmann
J. M. Torrence
Eric
Phillip Jacoby
Wellsville
Henry Day
Cheyenne
Wye
Set
Paul Day
Richards Gebaur Afb
Alvin Bond Sr
Carl Lande
Colonial Ct
Fred Wright
Albert Scott SR
Camp Naish
Edwardsville
Boone
Naish
Bonner Springs
World News
London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Edmonton
Alta
Harold England
North America
Rome
Middle East
U.N. Food and Agricultural Organization
Mario Boldrini
European Comission For
FAO
Lebanon
Syria
Jordan
Israel
Montreal
Quebec
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
Trudeau
Front de Liberation Populaire
KSR
Mississippi River
Robert Burford
Mandelker
Grant
Rep
James F. Battin
Cafe
World
Fepe
Ulrdseye
Drmswerss & Storage
Pelianette
Ark Dresser
Trent
Medud Walker
Bissell
Ayer
PU Tudor
Phath
Hays Trotters
Anne Claty Sorvier
Uharold
Mhetfaneers
Memoriam
Mhura
Wei
Dalawara
Qauk Bouse
Mey
Pebroon Cottage
Gene Downs
Cordon Witeher
Dh Coline
West Hills
Panto
MON Phar Regis Spicious
Soren
Qeerfield School
Chatce
Tom
Gil Agency
Holiday Hills
Gill Agency
Southside Homie Newly Fisted
Lacentrain
Broken Arrow
Ufse
Yorkshire
Wolleysak
GO mi
Jack Mathis
Tonganoxie
Huck Tinn
Salem
23Rd
Iowa
Barry Greater Hill
Jovee Jessep
JeSouth
Philco
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