Czech Economy Facing Crisis
Prague notes a critical 15 year Communist era strain from overextended aid to Cuba and other nations. Winter exposed deeper faults as exports lag, farms are socialized, and living standards fall with rising food costs. Rail and power shortages ripple through industry while plans shift toward annual targets and self sufficiency debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Cuba
West Germany
Europe
Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Novotny
Peking
Russia
Reno Community Notices and Obituary Summary
Reno residents gathered for visits and social events including Mr. and Mrs. J W Grinter and Mr. and Mrs. L R Grinter of Archie Missouri meeting with M A Storer in Manhattan. Herb Easter of Reno died March 23 and was buried in Reno cemetery. Multiple visits and church and club activities are listed. Lawrence, Topeka and Kansas City areas are represented by attendees and hosts in numerous social engagements and a DeMolay district appointment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Grinter
L. R. Grinter
Archie, Mo
M. A. Storer
Manhattan
Herb Easter
Reno
Neal Higginbotham
George O’brien
Lawrence
Bill Moore
Jimmy
Ira Higginbotham
Lee Hook
Kansas City
Kan
Donna
Reno Ladies Aid
Edith Bleakley
Gladys Gilliland
Wilma Baird
Nancy DeHoff
Helen Lindberg
Mary Jane Grinter
Elise Grinter
Kathleen Strong
Bonnie Raney
Augusta Kahn
Flo Grinter
Essie Higg
Bob Massey
Eudora
Arnold Torneden
Charles Strong
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Esther Strong
Frank Hagenbuch Sr
Frank Michalek
Cleve
Alma Rose
Mildred Pearson
Lyman Frost
Blanche Young
Grand Ole Opry
David Underwood
Tonganoxie
Charles Holladay
Riley, Kan
Mary Holladay
Herbert Pearson
Fannie Pearson
Lawrence Lindberg
Gerda Solberg
Overland Park
Lawrence Roy Lindberg
Order of DeMolay
Masonic
Local Social Roundup From Area Residents
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. De Hoff included Mr. and Mrs. Norman Walker of Tonganoxie who were afternoon callers. Phillip and Murray Renick of Lawrence spent last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Baird. Roy Baird and his wife joined Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lisson of Linwood for Sunday dinner. Bill Lindel hosted Monday evening visits from Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scheller of Basehor and Mr. and Mrs. Orin Harvey of rural Tonganoxie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. de Hoff
Norman Walker
Tonganoxie
Phillip and
Murray Renick
Lawrence
Roy Baird
Roy. Baird
Ed Lisson
Linwood
Walter Scheller
Basehor
Orin Harvey
Bill Lindel
Students Tour Kansas University for Art Conference
Nearly 1,500 junior and senior high school students visited Kansas University on Friday for the 20th annual high school art conference. They viewed works displayed in Strong Hall while four professional art educators judged entries for criticism and spoke with teachers, as visitors toured fine art departments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas University
Strong Hall
Lecompton Community News Recap From Local Gatherings
Glenn Springs Home Demonstration Unit met at Mrs. Raymond La Duke’s home with lesson on legal papers by Eugene Riling Lawrence attorney. Many members attended as social events and junior play featured, plus notes on local guests, birthdays, cancer dressings project, and residents' winter travels and farm help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Springs
Raymond LaDuke
Arthur LaDuke
Eugene Riling
Lawrence
Clayton Dark
Ernest Wulfkuhle
Joe Bahnmaier
Pete Bahnmaier
Andrew Bahnmaier
A. L. Shaner
George Sumner
Ray Saylor
Sam Dark
Vitus Hadl
W. J. Smith
Clifton Hibner
Idaho Fall
Colo
S. E. Rothwell
Lisa
Bobby Hurley
Melvin Dark
Louis Traxler
Richard
Linda
Carl Bahnmaier
Douglas Wayne
William Bahnmaier
Edward Wingert
Hiawatha
Harold Willits
Grace Elkins
Merle Colman
Lee Colman
Vera McAlexander
Louise Kent
Jody Russell
Donna Gowing
Norma Hamlin
Denny Stauffer
Lin
Winter Community Club
Mac Evans
Herman Banks
Clarence Glenn
Ted Armstrong
Raymond Page
Ella Hamlin
Charles Wells
William Wymmer
Armstrong
Sybil Schroyer
Lecompton Sunshine Club
Mabel Rothwell
E. J. Robison
Fred Fleming
Earl Sanford
Elmer Wingfield
Mac Carr
Albert Cole
John Wernynck
Wilbur Rothwell
South Africa Faces Pogo Threat Aimed at Whites
Background on a Mau Mau like group Pogo in Johannesburg that seeks to drive out about three million whites and establish an African socialist democratic state replacing Verwoerd's government. Verwoerd contemplates wartime measures and may waive legal procedures to counter subversion. Pogo links to PAC, with Leballo claiming militant wing up to 150,000, reflecting tensions in apartheid society after Sharpeville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Johannesburg
South Africa
Hendrik Verwerd
Verwoerd
Pogo
Pan-African Congress
PAC
Potlako Eballo
Leballo
Sharpeville
Two Candidates Seek Wellsville Mayoral Election
Bernhard Fleming and John Neis oppose for Wellsville mayor in next Tuesday's election. Five council seats sought by Edward Barnett Harold Bouse Clarence Coffman Lee Chamberlain Frank Kerr Wilbur Johnston Phillip Jacoby Dick Moherman Evan Phillips and Ray Simmons, Chamberlain an incumbent. Voting 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. at Wellsville Fire Station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernhard Fleming
John Neis
Wellsville
Edward Barnett
Harold Bouse
Clarence Coffman
Lee Chamberlain
Frank H. Kerr
Wilbur E. Johnston
Phillip Jacoby
Dick Moherman
Evan Phillips
Ray Simmons
Chamberlain
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Czech
Katherine Clark
Rumania
Bulgaria
Washington Post News Service
LHS
Dan Kahler
Lawrence Ee
Neal Wherry
Kahler
Max Stalcup
Alan Hitt
H. C. Stuart
Terry McCluggage
Mary Lu Hill
Journal-World Eto
Lecompton
da Higgins
Dick Wingfield
Carol Confer
Elaine Kasson
Larry Harrell
Lee Norwood
Jimmy Dicker
Terry Kenny
Albert Paslay
Paslay
Anthony Dittrich
Neal Mathews
Art LaDuke
Charles Paslay
George M. Bahnmaier
Harry McCall
Corpus Christi
Tex
By Robert N. Lindsay
Donald Binns
J. F
Jim” Schubert
Ernie
Harry Nevin
Africa
Ray L. Culbertson
Pol. Adv
C. O. Nauman
Naval Reserve
Olathe Naval Air Station
Gratton
School of Business
University of Kansas
Kansas
Ci Univ
PTA
Sunset
First Methodist Church
Citizens Committee
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