Emporia State play to feature Kathy Gray in gamma rays drama
Kathy Gray daughter of Irvin L. Gray Waverly RFD 3 will play a central role in Emporia State College’s production The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man in the Moon Marigolds. Show runs 8 15 p m April 24 28 in College Theater. Needing ride to church call City Cab 242 2550 for free ride to First Assembly of God Church.
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Kathy Gray
Irvin L. Gray Waverly
RFD 3
Emporia State College
First Assembly of God Church
That Smoke Was Not A Bra Burning In History
AP reports a bra burning occurred once during the 1970 National Women's Liberation Day in Oklahoma City when Gwen Rose of a YWCA branch set a bra alight, also igniting a small patch of grass and a cardboard underwear box. Other alleged burns were not actual fires.
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New York
Department of Bra
Women’s Liberation
Betty Friedan
National Organization of Women
Atlantic City
Oklahoma City
Gwen Rose
YWCA
Lee Carson Reeves a boisterous WWII war reporter dies remembered
Lee Carson Reeves, famed war correspondent for the International News Service, dies after a long career spanning Normandy to Elbe. Her bold reporting during the Battle of the Bulge left a vivid impression on officers and men who treasured her humor, bravery, and relentless presence in the field.
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Philadelphia
Lee Carson Reeves
NBC
Gordon J. Fraser
Lee
Lee Carson
International News Service
Miss Carson
Normandy
Elbe
Army
Bulge
Belgium
Economy Shows Bit More Life
Worries about the economy eased briefly as major firms posted record first quarter profits and March retail sales rose. Inflation remained a concern as Democrats worked on price controls, Nixon sought broad trade leverage, and EPA delayed tougher 1975 car emission limits amid auto industry pushback.
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New York
Congress
Nixon
U.S
International Business Machines Corp
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Overseas Private Investment Corp
ITT
Chile
Department of Commerce
Daily Report admissions dismissals and local notices
Admissions include Kelly Frisbie Iva Dotson Esther Burgoon Mrs Ed Crabb and others. Dismissals list Mrs R L Underwood Mrs Raymond Bettge Mrs Pat Haas and more. Also emergency report Jeffery Booton injured at Gardner and school menu for April 16-19. Court updates cover non support forgery probation and trial dates. Local traffic accidents and weather/market notes conclude the page.
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Kelly Frisbie
Medicine Lodge
Iva Dotson
Crestview Nursing Home
Esther Burgoon
Pomona
Ed Crabb
Williamsburg
Anna R. Tantara
Ottawa University
Sherry Burns
Cypress
R. L. Underwood
Winifred Brunker
Shawnee
Aid To College Students Passes Committee
The Senate Appropriations Committee approved a bill providing 872 million dollars in aid to college students. The measure, already passed by the House, could reach the Senate floor next week. It includes 468 million for veterans education benefits and preserves key administration line items while shifting allocations for grants and loans to low and middle income students and support for part time job programs.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
House
Senate
Nixon
Nursing group to sing at Ottawa nursing homes
The Ratachords-Plus a 15 member singing group sponsored by the Ottawa Rotary Club will perform Tuesday at Crestview at 6 p.m. and Cedarhouse at 6 30 p.m. Directed by Dr. Brockway they will sing popular selections including Brother, Sing On Dry Bones and The Lord's Prayer.
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Ratachords-Plus
Ottawa Rotary Club
Ottawa
Martin Brockway
Crestview
Cedarhouse
Funeral services for Clarence W Spring at Williamsburg Church
Funeral services for Clarence W Spring will be held Sunday at 2 30 p m from Williamsburg United Methodist Church with Rev John H Evans and Rev Duane Pridey officiating. Interment will be Mount Hope Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home until noon Sunday.
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Clarence W. Spring
Williamsburg United Methodist Church
Williamsburg
Mount Hope Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
James F. Fay Garnett
James Frank Fay
Anderson County
St. Patrick’s Catholic Church
Emerald
Farris Memorial Chapel
Fay
Kansas
Frank and
Mary (Doolin) Fay
John H. Evans
Duane Pridey
Social research challenges in human-centered studies
Ottawa University hosted Elmer E. Remmenga, professor at Colorado State, speaking on the people factor in social problem solving. He noted evaluative research is harder when humans are involved, cited venereal disease research as caution, and urged clear societal values to guide problem solving.
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Trish Bergmann
Ottawa University
Elmer E. Remmenga
Remmenga
Colorado State University
W. David Remmels
Division of Natural Science and Mathematics
Ottawa
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State of Kansas
James L. Gragg
Seth R
Sessions
Larry Myers
Marion Ferris
Donald S. Lehman
S. Elm
Jerry L. Braswell
Kansas City
Kan
David G. Slack
Newton
Howard A. Durow Waverly
Howard A. Durow
Wesley Medical Hospital
Wichita
Waverly Presbyterian Church
Waverly Cemetery
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Burlington
John
Lena
Peak) Durow
Ruth Vering Jones
Mobil Consignee
Waverly
Af&am
Alephi
CES
Waverly Lions Club
Dean Durow
Birmingham
Ala
Douglas Durow
Houston
Tex
Irene Swank
Ula Hess
State Highway Patrol
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Blue Mound
Highway Patrol
Smith
Pete Bellington
Odessa
Dorothy R. Wuertz
Ray D. Sell
Shawnee Mission
Wuertz
Sell
E. Wilson Oilawa
Wheelsport Motorcycle Club
Topeka
Bruce
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AMA
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Lamb- Roberts
Ottutra, Kansas
Elmer Remmenga
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