Three claimants contest ownership of $17463 in coins
In Sedgwick County Kansas three claimants Harold Frost Kermit Wagner and H B Chronister Jr filed in the district court to recover 17463 in coins held in Southwest National Bank of Wichita vaults. They contend Hazelwood safekept the coins for Bankers Investment Co and that Hazelwood Wichita Coin and Stamp Co purchased them for the claimants.
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Sedgwick County
Harold Frost
Kermit Wagner
H.B. Chronister Jr
Schuyler, Neb
Hazelwood
Southwest National Bank of Wichita
Bankers Investment Co
Hutchinson
Frost, Wagner
Chronister
Wichita Coin and Stamp Co
Addington Jury Selection Continues in Topeka
Selection of jurors to hear the case of William H. Addington and Kenneth E. George on charges of issuing false grain warehouse receipts continued Thursday. U.S. Dist. Judge George Temple said he expected the selection of the jury to be completed today.
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Topeka
William H. Addington
Kenneth E. George
U.S
Cessna Lays Off Workers in Wichita
Cessna Aircraft Co announced Thursday it is laying off 260 of its 9,000 Wichita employees this week to reduce inventory. The company said the cut represents about four percent of local staff and is needed to adjust field inventories of commercial aircraft to more satisfactory levels.
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Cessna Aircraft Co
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Kansas Teachers Seek Retirement Home Feasibility Study
The Kansas State Teachers Association authorized a feasibility study to determine the cost location and other factors for a retirement home. Directors said 1.04 teachers aged 55 to 64 and 600 retired teachers over 65 expressed interest in such a home.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas State Teachers
Last Run Across Kansas on Portland Rose Train
The Union Pacific will end the Portland Rose service across Kansas this Sunday. The train will operate now between Portland and Denver instead of Portland to Kansas City, with two Kansas City Denver service trains updated: one 8 a.m. departure from Kansas City to Denver by 8 p.m., and the Denver to Kansas City run arriving at 10 p.m.
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Television Log Schedule From Page 2 and Beyond
Listing of TV slots across dayparts featuring George Of The Jungle Santa Claus Parade Look Up And Live and numerous movies and talk shows from 9:00 to 12:30 am, including Son Of Samson Seven Cities Of Gold Face The Nation Meet The Press and many network programs with times and channel notes.
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Robb questions Pentagon probe into alleged Vietnam civilian killings
Maj. Charles Robb, son-in-law of Lyndon B. Johnson, said he wants a Pentagon investigation into claims that Marines in his company killed or injured Vietnamese civilians. He denied any knowledge of such incidents, noting he had 200 men under his command and could not swear atrocities hadn’t occurred. Aides said Sen. Percy asked for the inquiry after a New York Post column quoted Anthony Martin-Trigona alleging the killings.
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The Puppet Princess Becomes Booby Bobby’s Quest
Booby Bobby mails for Santa with Stanley the Ghost and travels to Santa Land to rescue a Puppet Princess held by a wicked ogre. A village puppet show foreshadows their danger as the curtain falls on act two and a rescue plan forms.
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Docking Attacks Nixon Admin At Oklahoma Dinner
Kansas Governor Robert Docking told about 1,000 at a $2 per plate event honoring Oklahoma lawmakers Carl Albert Tom Steed Ed Edmondson and John Jarman that the Nixon administration is a do as little as possible regime. He urged firmer leadership noting no Vietnam progress and rising living costs.
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Robert Docking
Nixon
Docking
Oklahoma
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Tom Steed
Ed Edmondson
John Jarman
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NATO Ministers Weigh Soviet Bloc Troop Reductions
NATO foreign ministers meet in Brussels to push for mutual troop reductions as a step toward a European security conference. US official Rogers says Soviet move aims to sustain Moscow’s Eastern Europe rule while Germany’s Scheel voices hesitation on early unified talks. France backs a security conference while Germany proposes interim pacts among four powers and the two German states.
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Congress Can Finish Money Bills Before Holiday Session
Chairmen of the House and Senate appropriations committees say Congress can complete all money bills this year without a post Christmas session despite President Nixon’s warning of a Dec 26 special session. Leaders note key measures include the $70 billion defense bill and HEW Labor Department appropriations slated for near term action.
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Democrats Prepare Tax Rider to Boost Social Security Benefits
Senate Democrats moved quickly to place a rider on the tax reform bill to raise Social Security benefits by 15 percent starting January 1. The move aims to secure passage before the 1969 session ends, as GOPs consider a similar tactic. The rider mirrors a House Ways and Means Committee measure, while an amendment to end private foundations’ 40 year tax exemption was debated. Senator Long and Senator Gore led the social security effort, arguing it safeguards the boost, while Senator Mack questioned the foundation plan.
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D-Tenn
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Tax reform progress eyed before Christmas
Washington AP reports Rep. Wilbur D. Mills chairing the Ways and Means Committee says despite Senate alterations Congress will pass the tax reform bill and send it to the President before Christmas. He cites the need to finish and avoid confusion, noting the surtax remains 5 percent through June 30.
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Senate
Congress
Wilbur D. Mills
Ways and Means Committee
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