Local News Briefs SGT Miski Assigned to Bangkok Tour
SGT 1.C. Everett E. Miski mon, 48, has been assigned to Bangkok, Thailand. His wife Rita and children Lee Ellen and Scott Allen accompanied him there July 24. He is the son of Mrs. Bertha Miskimon of Ottawa RFD 3. Antiques, eight truck loads just in. Open Sunday afternoon, Turner Cabinet Shop, West 15th. Frank A. Davis, 63, a former Ottawa University teacher, underwent surgery in a New York City hospital Friday and is reported to be in satisfactory condition.
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Frank A. Davis
Ottawa University
New York City
McCloskey Joins Unified School District 251 English Staff
Mrs. Marilyn Kay McCloskey has accepted a high school English teaching position in Unified School District 251, Reading, Kansas. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Education from Emporia State in January. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Randel of Williamsburg, Va. Sale Monday, Aug. 7, Misc. 504 N, Mulberry. Adv. G. E. Tomlinson, Social Security field rep, will be at the Youth Center, 115 W 4th, 9 a.m. to noon Wednesday to assist with Social Security applications and inquiries. Antiques, eight truckloads just in, open Sunday afternoon, Turner Cabinet Shop, West 15th. Adv.
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Marilyn Kay McClosekey
Readsing
Kan
Emporia State
McCloskey
Ted Randel
Williamsburg
G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Tomlinson
Kansas civil service exams set for University of Kansas
Lawrence hosts state clerical exams Saturday morning for clerks stenographers clerk typists and clerks at Lawrence High School. Also listed are hostesses at Old Depot museum and Centennial Cabin, Ottawa Coin Club meeting details, and emergency treatments at Ransom Memorial Hospital for Ottawa residents and others with nail punctures lacerations and toe injury.
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Kansas Civil Service
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Lawrence High School
Old Depot Museum
Max Streebin
Nona Morton
C. E. Buckner
Irven Horst
Gale Woodrome
Andy Voelmeck
Centennial Cabin
Stuart Humphrey
Max Bechtle
Police Court: Gentry and Couchman Charged in CityIncidents
Kenneth Gentry, 20, of Oak, jailed after being drunk in public in the 100 block of East Third. He is free on a $50 bond. Marshall Couchman, of Sycamore, charged with driving without a valid license in the 100 block of S Main.
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Kenneth Gentry
Oak
East Third
Marshall E. Couchman
Sycamore
S. Main
Johnson awaits mission report from allied capitals
President Johnson expects a report from Clark Clifford and General Maxwell Taylor on their two week tour to South Vietnam Thailand Australia New Zealand and South Korea. The advisers aim to gauge military political and economic progress and to relay allied leaders views on Vietnam while planning for a possible fall summit in Asia.
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Washington
Johnson
Clark Clifford
Maxwell D. Taylor
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
South Korea
White House
Taylor
U.S
Clifford
Clifford-Taylor
Manila
Seoul
Bangkok
Communist Elements Provoking Greek Government, Says Interior Minister
Athens reports Brig. Stylianos Patacos, interior minister, says Communist elements seek to provoke stricter government controls amid growing opposition to the military regime. He notes anti regime leaflets, a bomb blast near a major hotel, and scattered arrests as tiny, externally fueled dissent grows within Greece.
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Athens
Greece
Sal Ghey
Will Tower
Sofia
Stylianos Patacos
Patacos
Portable artificial kidney passes first human test
A four inch diameter foot long prototype artificial kidney attached to a volunteer's arm at the University of Michigan successfully completed two treatments. The device, developed by U Michigan and partners, purifies blood with low priming volume and potential cost advantages over traditional machines.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Knezevich
Reed M. Nesbit
American College of Surgeons
Police Pelted With Rocks By Wichita Negro Groups
Roaming groups of Negroes pelted police with rocks and bottles and set several fires Friday night and early today in Wichita and Elgin Illinois injuring at least 15 people, five police officers. Milwaukee relaxed its night time curfew on drink and travel to midnight Friday as riots pressured the Inner City. Delaware Governor Charles L Terry Jr. declared a state of emergency in Wilmington to quell unrest amid a tense situation. In Wichita the clash followed an emergency curfew order by Mayor Clarence Vollmer in the northeast area.
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Associated Press
Wichita
Kaw
Elgin
Ill
Milwaukee
Ness
Delaware
Charles L. Terry Jr
Wilmington
Clarence Vollmer
Chicago
Terry
General Assembly
Nashville
Tenn
Fred H. Brooks
Liberation
John A. Sorace
Senate Judiciary Committee
Washington
J. Paschall Davis
Junk Mail Rate Hike Faces Tax Surcharge Pressure
Washington AP report notes junk mail opposition grows as President Johnson calls for a 10 percent income tax surcharge. The move jeopardizes a House subcommittee bill to raise third class mail rates and curb the postal hike.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Capitol Hill
Ken Hecheler
D-W
Congress
Hechler
Post Office
Washington Post
Jerry Kluttz
J. Don Kerlin
Episcopal Wedding For Catholics Episcopal Church
In Midland Michigan a Roman Catholic priest and former convent superior married in St Johns Episcopal Church with permission from Catholic authorities. The couple, both 34 to 36, said their union reflects personal choice within church law and plan to remain Catholics while pursuing teaching positions elsewhere.
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Midland, Mich
Frank E. Dewitt
St. Brigid’s Church
Midland
Marilyn Corby
St. Brigid’s Convent
St. John’s Episcopal Church
William O. Swan
Mr. Swan
Steven Woznicky
Saginaw
Paul
The
Corinthians
St. Paul
the Lord
Cephas
John XXIII
Swan
Dewitt
St. Brigid’s
McNamara Picketed by Antiwar Demonstrators in Aspen
About 50 antiwar demonstrators gathered outside the Aspen vacation home of Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara. His son emerged and said the secretary might speak to them if they stopped. The group followed to the door where Mrs McNamara and later McNamara appeared. He offered to discuss Vietnam when not on vacation and would meet in Washington.
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Aspen
Colo
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Defense
Vietnam
Washington
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Mrs. Ralph Emerson at 920 Walnut and Mrs. Don Geer at K16 N Mulberry admitted on Friday and Saturday. Dismissals include Richard D. Spears at 816 S Main and Chad Myers of Ottawa RFD 4 on Saturday.
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Ralph Emerson
Don Geer
Mulberry
Richard D. Spears
Main
Chad Myers
Ottawa
RFD
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Turner Cabinet Shop
West 15Th
Ellis
Sale—Mon
Turener
Ottawa Coin Club
Anchor Savings Association
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Edward Jones
Pennsylvania Railroad
Cincinnati Limited
West
Jefferson
Columbus
Ohio
A. Price Woodward Jr
Wendell Peete
Peete
LBJ
North Vietnam
Pentagon
United States
Antiregime
New Greece
Patriotic Front
Constitution Square
Crete
Macedonia
Palacos
Vioura
Leros
Aegean Sea
Salonika
William Knezevich
Monroe, Mich
Marquette University
Milwaukee, Wis
Gineers
Dow Chemical Co
Mich
Walnut Cree
Calif
Ta Dengel
Towner’s
Kansas
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