Tractor Contest Will Complete Fair Today
The Frank lin County Fair ends with a 1 p.m. tractor driving contest and 4 p.m. exhibits release. Rides shut at 5 p.m. and the rodeo final at 8 p.m. Premiums go out next week amid a long list of 4-H judging results across many divisions and individuals.
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Viet Mobs Run Streets in Saigon Violence
In Saigon clashes flare as 200 Buddhist youths armed with clubs and hatchets attack a Catholic newspaper office and school. Heavily armed troops guard streets while leaders urge restraint amid renewed organized violence turning the capital into a chaotic scene.
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Accident Nets $100 Damage in Pomona
A noon Friday backing collision on K 68 in Pomona caused about 100 dollars in damage to the right front fender of Mildred M Roofs 1955 Oldsmobile after it was struck by a reversing 1951 Pontiac driven by Ulysses S Mitchell of Pomona on Main Street. No injuries were reported. The Mitchell car sustained no damage.
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Minneola School Reunion Set
The 11th annual Minneola School reunion will be held Sunday September 6 at the school house on the Donald Steward farm northwest of Ottawa. A basket dinner will follow by a short program. All former teachers pupils friends and patrons are invited to attend. Families should bring their own table service and, if possible, chairs and small tables.
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Demos Leave Atlantic City Exuding Campaign Hopes
Democratic leaders exit Atlantic City optimistic yet cautious about November. Southern leaders fear civil rights backlash may limit Johnson Humphrey gains. state-by-state views show 18 solidly backing Johnson Humphrey, 17 hopeful, and 5 not favorable or undecided. Debugging influences include organization gaps, regional voting habits, and shifting issue importance.
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Gracie Allen Dies After Heart Attack at 58
Hollywood mourns Gracie Allen of Burns and Allen fame, who died Thursday night at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital after a heart attack. George Burns, her husband, was by her side. she retired in 1958 after a storied career in vaudeville radio and television.
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County court fines for traffic violations in Missouri list
A string of court notices lists individuals from Missouri towns and addresses facing fines and costs for traffic offenses. Among those cited are J C Carter of Kansas City for license and log book faults, Marie L Lines for driving without a valid license, and Jerry D Seyler for speeding. Others include Donald R Downey for beer can throwing and Mary H Vandergrift for disobeying a stop sign, with dates in August and locations along US-59 and nearby roads.
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Market Report KC Eggs and Livestock Prices
KC Markets in Kansas City lists prices paid to producers for eggs large at 31.38, wholesale large 41.42, other produce unchanged. Calves none, hogs 1,200 with higher barrows gilts 10 25, sows up to 18.00. Sheep none.
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Ford Extends UAW Contract in Early Bargaining Signal
Ford Motor Co moved toward an extension of its current contract with the UAW to Sept 9, signaling initial give in bargaining with the Big Three. Chrysler and GM prepared formal requests as the union eyed a Sept 9 strike deadline for all three after notice of termination.
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Humphrey to Campaign Nationwide After Convention
President Johnson indicated Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey will appear across all 50 states this fall. At the Democratic National Convention Humphrey forecast a heavy campaign load for the next two months. He spoke to supporters about nine policy items where Democrats and Republicans have agreed, while directing his jabs at Sen. Barry Goldwater.
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Cleo loses punch as hurricane limps past Cape Kennedy
Cleo weakened to a minimal hurricane as it brushed Cape Kennedy and Daytona Beach. Miami Weather Bureau warned of possible redevelopment offshore in the eye while the storm tracked northward toward the Atlantic. Sustained winds near 43 mph with brief gusts to 60 mph caused superficial damage and no major injuries reported.
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