Thinner guests at Monroe Courts gatherings
News briefs list social visitors for Mr and Mrs Carl Furman at Monroe Courts with names including Richard Furman Margery Omer Furman Donnie Richard Dunn Linda Baldwin and Captyn Taylor. Also notes an August 4 ice cream cake social at New Hope Church Homebuilders Class and several local notices including minor court charges traffic issues thefts and a car theft recovery.
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Carl Furman
Monroe Courts
Richard Furman
Margery
Horsehead
N.Y
Captyn Taylor
Deer Park
Omer Furman
Donnie
Council Grave
Richard Dunn
Diana
Linda
Robin
Baldwin
New Hope Church
Unemployment Up A Little In Kansas Week
Kansas unemployment rose slightly while unemployment insurance payments fell. The Employment Security Division reported an insured unemployment rate of 2.9 percent, up from 2.8 a week earlier and 2.7 percent a year ago. Total benefits paid last week were 299 835 to 20 0.
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Kansas
Employment Idcurity Division Today
Crash Fatal To A Child In Louisburg Area
A collision on US 69 just north of Louisburg, Kansas, killed three month old Gayle MecWilliams. Motorist Mrs Harold McWilliams 31, and her mother Mrs Elsia McWilliams were injured and taken to KU Medical Center. The crash involved a car driven by McWilliams and a pickup truck driven by James R. Grandev du of Limaburg as he turned onto a country road. The infant’s family resided south of Louisburg.
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Louisburg
Kan
Gayle MecWilliams
Harold McWilliams
Kansas Highway Patrol
Nnk
James RK. Grandev du
Limaburg
McWilliams
Nda
Elsia McWillams
Wrandatte County
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Lane community notes on remodeling and church activities
Lane reports nearing completion of the Abe Lynn property remodel by W M Christian with new living areas and a duplex under construction across the street. Post office fixtures and City Park rest rooms updated. Lane Fair preparations advance with dinners planned August 2 3 4 at 11:30 and 4 30. WSCS notes include August 24 meeting and fundraisers. Several residents visit or travel, including trips to Versailles and California.
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Abe Lynn
W. M. Christian
Christian
George Lee
Twila
Allie Knoop
Oscar Henderson
Kansas Street
Lane
Lane Methodist
W.S.C.S
Staly
Peggy Baucom
W. E. Neller
Jesson
Joy Gentry
Peters
Earl McAlwain
Jerry Triplett
Society
Merry Dee Hahn
Kathy Gentry
Sharon
Shirley Hinton
Church Annex
Debs McDougal
Versailles
Missouri
Charles Mitchell
Brenda
Belle Brownlee
Arlene Steinlage
Topeka
E. F. Brownlee
Jack
John
Art Holland
Kansas City
Local Market Report Mixed Signals Amid Grain Prices
Market notes show soybeans and corn activity with references to shelled corn and grains. Prices listed include 6.056 for butterfat, with other figures 40 28 22 and notes on heavy hens and cocks. Reads like a cropped commodity page with limited legible data.
KC Markets KCKANRAS CITY AP cats and crops report
Market notes list prices for cattle and hogs with fluctuating bids and steady, firming, and buying interest. Entries mention steers, cows, calves, and hogs with various weight ranges and price estimates, reflecting a typical midweek rural commission market overview.
Need Three More Votes Need Three More Votes
Asian African bloc seeks a special U N General Assembly session over the French Tunisian crisis with 37 signatures on a petition and blocs of nine nations plus Cuba, aiming to reach the 99 member threshold. U N officials plan a session early next week expected to last four days while Adlai Stevenson meets Tunisian envoy Mongi Slim to push for peace talks.
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U.N. General Assembly
Soviet Bloc
Cuba
Tunisia
U.N
U.S
Adlai F. Stevenson
Mongi Slim
France
Slim
Kennedy Signs Bill to Boost U S Defense Spending
President Kennedy signed a bill authorizing an extra one billion dollars for missiles ships and planes to strengthen armed forces against the Soviet Berlin threat. Senate moves to expand a 47 billion defense package including 3.5 billion for the new authorization. Leaders of both parties back the added funds with swift action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Berlin
Senate
House
Congress
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births List
Admission notes include Mrs. Gary Riemer and Gary Blakesley among others with addresses in New Mex and Kansas City. Births report a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. John C. Spears in Kansas City, weight 6 lbs 14 ozs. Dismissals list Ralph A. Edwards in Clayton Oklahoma and L. M. Shaughnessy on Main Street.
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Gary Riemer
Tocast
Gary Blakesley
Tremont
Lee Schmitt
Jne Wilbern
S. Cedar
Harold Meneley
Quenema
David Walmer
Crestview
John C. Spears
Kansas City
Ralph A. Edwards
Clayton
Okla
L. M. Shaughnessy
Insect Dust and Relighting Cigarettes Highlight Medical News
Insect dust triggers hay fever and asthma for some, with House flies May flies aphids beetles mites and other insects in the air. Relighting half consumed cigarettes may double lung cancer risk, especially among those smoking 10 to 29 daily, per studies in Britain. Safe sedatives include two new options, one synthetic from Germany and a barbiturate with a catch mechanism that limits overdose.
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Samuel M. Feinberg
Neorthwestern University
Manchester
John Dark
M. Pemberton
Marion Russell
Lancet
Britain
United States
Germany
World Medical News
Traffic Toll Topeka AP 1981 Death Log Summary
Kansas traffic death log reports totals for the 24 hours up to 9 am Thursday August 7. Figures compare 1981 to 1960 period, listing 24 hour totals and broader year comparisons with 262 and 205 noted.
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Topeka
Kansas
May Shift A Support Load May Shift A Support Load
ST LOUIS AP Professor W J Brockelbank of the University of Idaho says support burdens for destitute families may shift from public funds to runaway husbands and fathers due to broad adoption of the uniform reciprocal enforcement of support act. He notes reductions in dependent aid since the act’s proposal and cites social security estimates from earlier years.
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ST. Louis
W. J. Brockelbank
University of Idaho
Brockelbank
National Conference of Commissioners On
Uniform Law
Idaho
American Bar Association
Turkeys dominate weekend food sale lists nationwide
Turkeys score popularity on supermarket lists with the lowest prices since 1942. Beef remains the priciest item among ads while pork chops join the push in some areas. Vegetables show smaller fresh supplies but cheaper potatoes, with strong buys including beets cabbage celery and tomatoes and fruits featuring melons watermelons and cherries.
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Agriculture Department
Humphrey warns vote needed on school grants
Washington AP Humphrey says Congress must vote on school construction grants to keep aid for federally impacted districts. Senate already passed 2.3 billion education bill with classroom construction and teachers salaries. House Rules Committee stalemated, extension unlikely without exact form approval.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Congress
Humphrey
Senate
House
House Rules Committee
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Man Charged After Wounding Crop-Dusting Pilot
Frank Frey of 18 miles north of Satanta Kansas is charged with felonious assault with a deadly weapon after firing four shotgun blasts at a crop-dusting plane piloted by Robert Calhoun Jr. near Frey’s farm. Calhoun, sprayed Milo, landed safely in Garden City after pellets hit arm and neck areas. Frey was bound over to district court under $1,000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing.
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Satanta
Kan
Frank Frey
Here
Robert Calhoun Jr
Garden City
Frey
Calhoun
Justice Cour
Milo
Marriage Licenses Listed for Burns and Christie
Donald Burns Wandard, 28, Orlando Florida, and Carolyn Jane Christie, 22, Oklahoma? Arizona? (OAwa) appear in a marriage license notice. The record notes their ages and hometowns amid a broader city list of couples obtaining licenses.
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Donald Burns Wandard
Orlando Fla
Carolyn Jane Christie
Oawa
Ottawa City Commission Brief Meeting Passes Two Measures
At City Hall the Ottawa City Commission approved a no parking zone on the east side of Main Street from Tecumseh to Keokuk and authorized paving and improvements on Cherry Street from 7th to 9th. A resident, Harry Johnson, complained Skunk Run water pooling near his property invites insects and endangers children. officials said they would consult the city engineer about drainage improvements.
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Ottawa City Commission
City Hall
Main Street
Tecumseh
Keokuk
Cherry Street
7Th
Harry Johnson
S. Locust
Skunk Run
Protest On Red Ruling in Berlin Spur Global Tension
Berlin reporting from AP describes protests by American British and French commandants to the Soviet commander Col. Andrei Solovyev over measures against East Germans employed in West Berlin. East German authorities seal off Berlin as they curb refugee flows and impose new identity controls while workers commute mainly by women.
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Soviet Union
West Berlin
Andrei T. Solovyev
Red
East
East Germany
Neues Deutschland
East Berlin
Khrushchev Says West Berlin Guaranty Possible
Khrushchev told Italian Premier Fanfani he remains set to sign a peace treaty with East Germany but is willing to provide whatever guarantee West Berlin wants. He said Berlin may choose a capitalist regime and that such a choice should be allowed if it is the people's will. He warned that a peace treaty would not mean war and urged resumed talks, while reaffirming the date for signing is fixed by himself. Fanfani and his aides left Moscow with mixed views, noting the speech was propagandist and that Western positions were reiterated.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Amintore Fanfani
East Germany
West Berlin
Fanfani
Berlin
Kremlin
Kennedy
Vienna
Death Takes A Cardinal Cardinal Canali dies in Vatican City at 87
Nicola Cardinal Canali, 87 and longtime mayor of Vatican City, died of bronchial pneumonia and circulatory complications. His passing comes four days after Cardinal Domenico Tardini, secretary of state, reducing the College of Cardinals to 82. Canali had long suffered circulatory issues and died after a week of pneumonia with doctors losing hope. He had served as president of the pontifical commission for Vatican City since soon after its creation by Pope Pius XI in 1929.
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Vatican City
Nicola Cardinal Canali
Cardinal Canali
Domenico Tardini
Roman Catholic Church
College of Cardinals
Pontifical Commission For the
Pope Pius XI
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