Divorce Granted in District Court for Paul Robinson
Paul Robinson of Lawrence was granted a divorce from Natie Robinson Wednesday in District Court. The item also notes a public thanks for support in a recent primary. Other notices include Judith Corbett remaining in Lawrence Memorial Hospital room 301, Ronald J. Miller promoted to specialist four on July 22, a garage sale at 134 Elm Fri 7th, and an election return correction in The Chart. Rodney Brown named to Washington State University honor roll. Worthwhile HDU meeting August 10 at Irene Reed’s home.
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Paul Robinson
Lawrence
Natie Robinson
Judith Corbett
H. C. Stevens
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Ronald J. Miller
Leo P. Miller
Wellsville
RFD 1
Ft. Riley
Rodney William Brown
Washington State University
Pullman
Wash
Pearson Hits At Payments In Social Security Move
Sen. James B. Pearson accuses the Johnson administration of using increased Social Security benefits to gain political advantage. He notes participants will get higher checks in late October before the election, while employers and employees face higher taxes starting January 1, 1965 after the polls.
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Washington
Johnson
James B. Pearson
R-Kan
Pearson
UN to hear both Vietnams in Security Council debate
United Nations diplomats expect the Security Council to invite both North and South Vietnam to address allegations of North Vietnamese attacks on U.S. ships in international waters. The session, proposed by the United States, strained Cold War tensions as Morozov of the Soviet Union urged information gathering while Stevenson defended U.S. actions as self defense and in line with the UN charter.
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United Nations, NY
U.N. Security Council
Viet Nam
U.S
Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Nielsen
United States
North Viet Nam
Red China
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Platon D. Morozov
Adlai E. Stevenson
North Vietnam
Morozov
United
Stevenson
Gulf of Tonkin
Southeast Asia
Johnson
Asia
U.N
Roger W. Jackling
Britain
Kansans Pass Bond Issues Across Statewide Ballot
The Associated Press reports Kansans approved several simple majority bonds in Tuesday elections. Grant County approved a $325,000 county home for the aged 571 to 297. Haysville backed $70,000 street improvements and $11,000 for a city park. Galena approved a $75,000 swimming pool bond 592 to 403. Wakefield approved $37,000 for street improvements 91 to 58. Sabetha rejected a $30,000 park land purchase 373 to 296.
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Associated Press
Kansas
Grant County
Haysville
Galena
Wakefield
Sabetha
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Ida Maxwell at 621 N Main Mrs Max J Kiefer RFD 2 Pomona Omer Zook 885 Olive Mrs Alfred Harrison 1341 S Oak Mrs Wilson Mack RFD 1 on Wednesday and Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Lloyd Johnson Baldwin Warren Easley 111 N Elm Mrs Ralph Horne 1014 S Locust Mrs Thomas Hodson 21944 S Main Mrs Larry Hotaling and son 714 Ash on Thursday.
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Ida M. Maxwell
N. Main
Max J. Kiefer
Pomona
Omer Zook
Olive
Alfred Harrison
S. Oak
Wilson Mack
Lloyd Johnson
Baldwin
Warren Easley
N. Elm
Ralph Horne
S. Locust
Thomas Hodson
S. Main
Larry Hotaling
Ash
Top State Democrat Fires Away At Avery
Frank Theis of Arkansas City, Democratic National Committeeman, criticized Kansas Republican governor nominee William Avery after Tuesday's primary. He accused Avery of aiming to use the governorship as a springboard to the US Senate and said Kansas voters were presented with a strong Democratic ticket considered among the best in state history.
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Democrat
Avery
Wichita
Frank Theis
Arkansas City
Kansas
Theis
William Avery
Washington D.C
Senate
KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs brisk at weekly sale
AP reports steady to higher prices in Kansas City cattle and hog markets. Calves and yearlings showed gains while steers and feeders ranged around mid teens to low twenties per hundredweight. Top at $21.40 for 48 steer calves. receipts about 2500. Prices for eggs and butter unchanged.
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Kansas City
Cave-In Kills Two Teens in Warwick Underground Room
In Warwick Rhode Island two 15 year old boys were killed when a cave in 15 feet underground trapped them as they dug an underground room. A third boy was rescued after two hours of frantic work with only a minor head cut. Bruce Charon 15 described falling back as sand poured over him but escaped. The victims were Michael J. Kasek Jr. and Frank J. Saprochina Jr.
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Warwick
R.I
Bruce Charon
Michael J. Kasek Jr
Frank J. Saprochina Jr
Police Court: Eleven Pleas and Fines Totals Mark Morning Session
Twelve persons forfeited bond and 14 were fined in police court this morning. Several youths faced vagrancy charges with trial dates set for Sept. 3. Multiple motorists pleaded guilty or innocent to speeding, reckless driving, and related infractions with fines ranging from 5 to 50 dollars and trials scheduled in late August.
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Gary W. Farrar
Garnett
Raymond C. Valentine
Nathan Hale
Lyndon
Hazel B. Rathjen
S. Main
William Schrader
Frank Lee Gibson
Kansas City
Alan M. Smith
N. Oak
William D.miller
S. Willow
Jon A. Lofgreen
Wichita
John E. Wise
Cypress
S. Cedar
Gary R. Wilkerson
Springfield
Jan A. Jefferis
S. Sycamore
David M. Shasteen
Roger E. Shoemaker
Federal Projects Listed Targeting Racial Discrimination
The National Urban League released a broad list of federally aided programs suspected of racial bias. Whitney M. Young Jr. urged President Johnson to end discrimination, citing more than 600 public housing projects and 60 hospitals benefiting from funds that exclude Negroes.
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Louisville
National Urban League
Johnson
Whitney M. Young Jr
White House
League
Hille Burton
Deaths of Alma Gossett widow of Edgar M Gossett
Mrs Alma Wightman Gossett aged 75 died August 4 in Pasadena California. Services held in Pasadena cemetery. Born Ottawa Ontario she was daughter of Charles C Wightman and Lydia Wagner. Survived by two sons and two daughters all Pasadena. Three sisters listed. one sister and one brother are noted as deceased Ottawa lifelong residents.
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Alma (Wightman) Gossett
Pasa
Dena
Calif
Edgar M. Gossett
Pasa. Dena
Gossett
Ottawa
Charles C
Lydia (Wagner) Wightman
Santa Fe Railroad
Phoenix
Ariz
Pasadena
Jay Stephenson
RFD
L. V. Nicholas
Westport
Conn
John Reynolds
W. A. Swift
IE. J. Wightman
Avery Seeks Party Unity in Wichita Tour
William H. Avery launches a chartered plane tour to heal rifts from the Republican governor race. He plans talks with opponents Huck Boyd Harold Chase Paul Wunsch and Del Crozier and later with opponent William Ferguson. Avery aims for full party cooperation for November and names Oliver Hughes as prospective state party chairman.
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Wichita
William H. Avery
Avery
McDill
Huck) Boyd
Harold Chase
Paul R. Wunsch
del Crozier
Atty
William Ferguson
Grant Dohm
Albert S. Myers
Washington
Congress
Oliver Hughes
Hughes
Topeka
Clash Still On In Congo Near Stanleyville
AP reports Congolese army troops fight Communist backed rebels on the outskirts of Stanleyville. Messages say rebels occupy the city, with combat near the airport and the control tower taken off air after a report of the Popular Liberation Army, financed and advised by Chinese Communist diplomats in Brazzaville and Bujumbura.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Stanleyville
Congo
Popular Liberation Army
Brazzaville
Bujumbura
Wellsville Hires English Teacher Patricia Anderson
Patricia Anderson is hired to teach English in Wellsville schools next year. She will graduate in August from the University of Kansas and plans to marry Robert Fanning in August. The couple will live in Wellsville while Fanning commutes to KU for advanced study in foreign languages.
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Patricia Anderson
Wellsville
University of Kansas
Robert Fanning
Shawnee
Fanning
Le Loup School District funds mill levy resolution
The Le Loup School District No 85 Franklin County Kansas adopts a resolution to levy up to 2 mills on all taxable property for up to ten years to fund a special building fund. The fund may reach $600 and cover construction repairs equipment sites and buses with publishing required weekly for three weeks in the Ottawa Herald. The levy becomes effective after the third publication unless a timely petition opposes it filed within 30 days with the district clerk.
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le Loup
County of Franklin
State of
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
County of
Franklin
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