Captain's Action Rates 1st Medal In Viet Nam War
Captain Roger Hugh Donlon 30 of Saugerties N Y became the first Viet Nam veteran nominated for the Medal of Honor after a night assault at Nam Dong. He refused aid until warned he could die, helped wounded men and directed returns to the mortar pit amid heavy fire. Two Americans and many Viet Cong died in the battle and Donlon aided others despite wounds.
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FT. Bragg
N. C
Viet Nam
Roger Hugh Donlon
Saugerties
N.Y
Julian M. Olejniczak
Army
Special Forces Center
Donlon
Olejniczak
Nam Dong
Gabriel Alamo
Spec
Michael Disser
Alamo
U.S
Disser
John Houston
Markets This Week Closing Prices On Investment Shares
This week closing prices for investment company shares are listed with quotations provided by Barret, Fitch, North & Co. The data reflects small changes across several fund categories and notes variation in share values among major listings.
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Barret, Fitch, North & Co
Market report shares varied prices across grains and livestock
Wheat at 1.52 and corn 1.15 lead grains with soybeans 2.66 and oats 0.70. Eggs and butter prices noted, cattle and sheep futures mixed with steers 19.25 to 24.75, heifers 18.25 to 23.75, cows 11.00 to 13.00, lambs 18.50 to 20.00, hogs steady with barrows and gilts 14.25 to 15.00.
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Chemical Fund Century Sr. Trust
Divers. Growth Ltd
Dreyfus Fund
Eaton & Howard Bal
Eaton & Howard Std
Fidelity Capital
Fundamental
Keystone
Mass
National Inv. Corp
Puritan Fund
Putnam Grih
Ltk. Fd
Quarterly
Dist
Television Elect
United Accum
United Income
United Science
Windsor Fund
Wellington Fund Winf. Grid. Ind
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Notable Deaths and Funerals in Pittsburg Baldwin and St Joseph
Stella Ritter 71 of Pittsburg died after long illness. Survived by sister Edna McCain two sons Charles Ritter and James Ritter another sister Agnes Pratt and five grandchildren. Burial in DeSoto. Josephine Graham 79 of Baldwin died in Emporia hospital Survived by son Champ Graham daughter Blaine Bodecker sister Aaron Lauder and six grandchildren Funeral 2:30 p.m. Sunday at Ives Chapel Baldwin with burial at Oakwood Memorial Park. Ellen Anderson 86 of 517 W 14th St memorial service Monday at Plymouth Congregational Church Chapel She died Tuesday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital. Bertha L Doyle 84 of St Joseph died Friday in nursing home Burial Monday at Memorial Park Cemetery Meierhoffer Freeman Funeral Home in St Joseph. Survivors include daughter Eugene Jackson two sons T F Graves and L M Graves four grandchildren four great grandchildren.
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Stella Ritter
Pittsburg
Edna McCain
Ohio St
Charles S. Ritter
Chelsea
Mich
James S. Ritter
Riverside
Calif
Agnes Pratt
Kansas City
Ellsworth Funeral Home
DeSoto
Josephine Graham
Baldwin
Emporia
Champ Graham
Blaine Bodecker
Benton
Aaron Lauder
Madison
Graham
Virgil
Evangeline
Order of Eastern Star
Ives Chapel
Charles I. Coldsmith
Oakwood Cemetery
Roberts Blue - Barnett Funeral Home
Ellen Anderson
W. 14Th St
Plymouth Congregational Church
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Bertha L. Doyle
St. Joseph
Spring Hill
E. D. Doyle
Meierhoffer- Freeman
Memorial Park Cemetery
Eugene Jackson
W. 9Th St. Terr
T. F. Graves
Whittier
L. M. Graves
Los Angeles
Second Sambor Quint Dies In Paris
Paris AP reports a second of the Sambor quintuplets died today at the hospital. The surviving three remain in respiratory distress after being born five days premature two months early. Jean-Luc, the last of the five, died late Tuesday from a lung hemorrhage.
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Paris
Ministry of Health
Jean-Luc
Kansas Bar committee drafts court modernization plan
A Kansas Bar Association committee proposes a constitutional amendment to modernize the court system. It would nonpartisan district judge appointments, create statewide appeal courts, merge traffic and city courts into magistrate courts, and establish a state agency for uniform court practice.
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Topeka
Kansas Bar Association
Phil Lewis
Wichita
Lewis
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence
Wesley R. Brown
U.S
Kansas Bar
James K. Logan
University of Kansas Law School
David Prager
Fred Six
John Blake
Kansas City
Kan
St Johns Civics Club Receives National Charter
The American Civics Club of St Johns School gained its official charter from the Commission on American Citizenship in Washington DC. The charter links the local unit with the national organization at the Catholic University of America. Grade eight pupils make up the club with Mary Beth Gillespie as president, Sharon McEnearney as vice president, Carlos Chavez as recording secretary, and Cindy Smith as treasurer.
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St. John’s School
Commission On American Citizenship
Washington, D.C
Catholic University of America
Mary Beth Gillispie
Sharon McEnearney
Carlos Chavez
Cindy Smith
St. John’s Civics Club
United States
Khrushchev Following Plans for Retirement
Nikita Khrushchev lives near Moscow and begins retirement plans. Sergei Mikoyan says he hunts and is in fine shape. Mikoyan, 36, spent Thanksgiving at Cyrus Eaton’s farm home near Akron, Ohio.
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Akron, Ohio
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow
Sergei Mikoyan
Anastas Mikoyan
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Mikoyan
Cyrus Eaton
Akron
Memorial Hospital Admissions and Discharges Briefs
Memorial Hospital lists admissions for Micheal Brien Steven Jensen Mrs Dorothy Midgett Mrs Rose Patchen Carol Nelson Marilyn Burgert and more. Dismissals include Frank Bateson Danny Dillon Jesse Sutton Eva Rojas and others. Births reported to Mr and Mrs Jesse del Campo and Mr and Mrs Rudolph White with a daughter and a son.
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Micheal Brien
Ark
Steven Jensen
Dorothy Midgett
Rose Patchen
W. 4Th
Carol Nelson
Moundview
Marilyn Burgert
Ohio
Frank Bateson
Valleyview
Danny Dillon
N.H
Jesse Sutton
Route 4
Eva Rojas
Lawrence
Stephanie Nieder
E. 19Th
Ricky Koehler
Verna McCain
Mont
Alfred Warren
Wedgewood Rd
Jesse del Campo
N. J. St
Rudolph White
Perry
Jury Finds Cigarettes Reasonably Safe in Florida Case
A federal court jury in Miami ruled that cigarettes are reasonably safe and wholesome for human consumption and found for the defendants in the estate of Edwin L. Green who died of lung cancer after three decades of smoking. The verdict dismissed $1.5 million in damages and upheld earlier rulings.
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Miami
Fla.ap
Edwin L. Green
Green
American Tobacco Co
Tobacco Company
Florida Supreme Court
Emmett C. Choate
Choate
Ohio State Coach Woody Hayes Starts 1964 Season
Football coach Woody Hayes began the 1964 season with a program tally of 60 victories, 19 defeats and six ties at Ohio State, marking his win total in the program’s historical ledger.
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Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Sihanouk Seeks Talks With North Viet Nam Over Frontiers
In a Hanoi radio broadcast Cambodia’s Prince Norodom Sihanouk indicated talks with North Viet Nam on a border dispute with South Viet Nam. He aims to win recognition of a frontier accord and pressure the United States ahead of New Delhi talks.
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Tokyo
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Viet Nam
Hanoi
North Viet Nam
Peking
South Viet Nam
Sihanouk
National Fund For Liberation
Viet Cong
Southeast Asia
United States
New Delhi
Kansas City Mayor Mitchum Dies of Heart Attack
Kansas City Kan Mayor Paul F Mitchum 58 died of a heart attack at Bethany hospital after a weeklong admission for chest congestion He had long standing diabetes and was reelected last year to a third four year term He is survived by his wife Leona with no children
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Kansas City, Kan
Paul F. Mitchum
Kansas City
Kan
Bethany Hospital
Mitchum
Leona
First Mile Record Holder Charles Lawes of England
The first recognized mile record holder was Charles Lawes of England, who ran the distance in 4 minutes 56.0 seconds in 1864.
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Charles Lawes
England
Yuletide Program Set On Dec 6 in Baldwin
Baker University choir the University Singers will present Music for the Yuletide Season at 3 p m Sunday December 6 at First Methodist Church Baldwin The program features brass woodwind and string players conducted by Lester Groom of the Baker music department
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University Singers
Baker University
Baldwin
First Methodist Church
Lester Groom
Baker Music Department
English Adopted by Catholics At Mass
The nation's Roman Catholics will worship in a new way at Mass Sunday. About half of it will be in English instead of Latin. The Vatican Council authorized the reforms last year in Rome. Those at Mass will also exchange responses with the priest, join him in readings and, in some churches, sing hymns.
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New York
Rome
Veterans singers from Kansas City perform at church
The Veterans singers from Kansas City present a musical program at 8 p m Sunday at Second Christian Church 1245 Conn St The program is open to the public
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Veternares Singers
Kansas City
Second Christian Church
Conn. St
Christmas Cantata This is Noel Featured by Organ Solo Group
An organ program features This is Noel by Katherine K Davis. Brass players include Robert Ford Chuck Mai trumpets Neil Wiswell horn and David King David Ruhlen trombones. Flutists are Carolyn Edmonson and Prof James Robbins Baker.
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Noel
Katherine K. Davis
Robert Ford
Chuck Mai
Neil Wiswell
David King
David Ruhlen
Carolyn Edmondson
James Robbins
Baker
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Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
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Tampa
Washington
Winnipeg
A. V. Phillips
W. Sih
Lars’s Pizza Palace
Man
Robert L. Kerr
Miss. St
Anmeica
Rock Island
This
Reyon Satintonex
Cook's
Mustangs
John Haddock Ford
Bigelow
Karastan
Bud Jennings
He Gill Agency Insurance
Pie Vere
Ennessee
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