Latimer Community Meeting Teases Movies and Gift Exchange
Entertainment at the Latimer Community meeting Friday includes a movies presentation and a gift exchange. Attendees are asked to bring sandwiches or cookies. Community ads note local services and happenings such as a university faculty dinner, a church bazaar, a vaccine clinic, and a rummage sale with public notices on licenses and quail stamps.
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Latimer
KC Markets Live Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices In KC Market
KC Markets in Kansas City report cattle 3,200 and calves 200 with cows slow to steady. Hogs 4,500 steady to 25 lower, 190-225 lb barrows and gilts 15.00-15.75, 300-400 lb sows 12.25-13.00, 400-600 lb 11.25-12.50. Sheep 200 lambs steady to 25 lower, ewes and feeders steady. slaughter lambs 19.25-20.00, choice shorn 19.00-19.25, good to choice 18.25-19.00. utility ewes 4.50-5.50, feeders 15.50-17.50. Also eggs prices: larger 27-30, small A 18-19, wholesale large 80 percent A 30-31, mediums 24-28. Other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Across Towns
Admissions list includes Eldon Peter 601 S Elm Wallace Leecy 506 N Sycamore Debra Ann Horne Princeton RFD 1 Thursday. Births report Elmer Mccone Wellsville son Wednesday 8 lb 3 oz Chester A Worl 325 Maple daughter 6 lb 7 oz. Dismissals include May Elliott Millard Rodgers Wellsville Wednesday Ralph Langdon 609 Maple and Raymond Comstock and baby daughter Pomona.
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Eldon Peter
S. Elm
Wallace Leecy
N. Sycamore
Debra Ann Horne
Princeton
Elmer McConenell
Wellsville
Chester A. Worl
May Elliott
Millard Rodgers
Ralph Langdon
Maple
Raymond Comstock
Pomona
Tshombe Sees Pope at Vatican in Brief Audience
Congo Premier Moise Tshombe arrived in Rome with police escort for a 20 minute audience with Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. The Pontiff urged Congolese to end war and unite for the common good as the visit proceeded without demonstrations.
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Congo
Moise Tshombe
Vatican
Paul VI
Tshombe
Rome
Papal City
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Security Council
Senate
UNICEF card sales rise after Birch protest in Pacific Grove
Sales of UNICEF Christmas cards increased after a John Birch Society protest led to removal from Bank of America branches and Holman’s Department Store in Pacific Grove. The store later allowed UNICEF volunteers to resume sales while banks kept the cards barred.
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Pacific Grove
Calif
United Nations Children’s Fund
John Birch Society
Unicef
Bank
H. Paul Rieve
Carmel
Bank of America
Holman
Deepartment
Birch
Dan King UL
King
Juco Plan Approved By State Legislative Council
The Kansas Legislative Council endorsed a plan to create a state system of community junior colleges on an area district basis. It recommends up to 22 post high school education areas with one unit per area and allows existing colleges to reorganize or terminate. The proposal preserves a five year transition for current colleges and emphasizes a shared five program structure including terminal, transfer, technical, continuing education, and high school completion. It also favors consolidating area vocational technical schools into comprehensive schools and limits new vocational programs unless linked to new community colleges.
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Topkea
Kansas Legislative Council
Council
Council Education Committee
Kansas
Sible
Funeral services for Mrs Bertha Bechtel observed at Lamb Funeral Home
Mrs Bertha May Bechtel died December 4 and funeral rites were held December 9 at Lamb Funeral Home with Reverend Charles DuMond officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Flory, Lyle Enyart, Leon Michel, Homer Baldwin, Albert Baldwin and Elmer Rappard. Burial followed at Oakwood Cemetery in Baldwin. Survived by daughter Verna Staten of Bloomfield Iowa. sons Richard Bechtel Naples Florida Lee T Bechtel Silver Spring Mod and George Hillis Bechtel Roseville Michigan. eight grandchildren. several great and great great grandchildren. two sisters Stella Powell and Cassie Batterson Memphis Missouri.
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Bertha M. Bechtel
Bertha May Bechtel
Lamb
Charles DuMond
Harry Flory
Lyle Enyart
Leon Michel
Homer Baldwin
Albert Baldwin
Elmer Rappard
Bruce Spears
Oakwood Cemetery
Baldwin
Verna Staten
Bloomfield
Iowa
Richard Bechtel
Naples
Fla
Lee T. Bechtel
Silver Spring
Mod
George Hillis Bechtel
Roseville
Mich
Stella Powell
Cassie Batterson
Memphis
Police Court Roundup Fines and Bonds in Ottawa
A police court set fines and bonds for multiple defendants on drunkenness speeding and license violations. Howard Hartpence found guilty of reckless driving and appealing. Hartpence, Carttar, Wesen and others cited for speeding or drunk in public. Thirteen Ottawa University students charged with clinging to a moving vehicle pleaded guilty for fines of 15 dollars each.
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Pete J. Roeckers
Willow
Howard W. Hartpence
Hartpence
District Court
David M. Clark
W.ith
Albert Newton Sullard
Ottawa
E. Leegan
William H. Adcock Jr
Clarence W. Burgoon
N. Cedar
Roy L. Green
Earl D. Bevan
W. Ltd
Ottawa University
Pere Sons
Kipp S. Schoenwald
Edward Frank Bowman
Jim Ebersol
Larry Zook
Charles H. Parkhourst Jr
Robert Califano
Michael G. Ritzel
Kenneth Steve Taylor
Edward Viola
Barry Aébischer
Bonnie Schuth
Joe Czirsky
Joseph Chapin
Gary A. Germond
Boeing to lay off 3000 at Wichita plant
Boeing Wichita plant announces 3000 job cuts over 90 days, with most impact in modification, tooling and assembly areas. The facility, employing 17,800, began earlier with 200 layoffs and cites realigned schedules after B 52 modifications and reduced production. Plant manager Ben Wheat laments the disruption and loss of skilled workers.
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Wichita
Boeing
Ben Wheat
King Accepts Nobel Peace Prize In Oslo Ceremony
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. accepted the 1964 Nobel Peace Prize in Oslo, calling nonviolence essential to end oppression. He pledged the prize money to the civil rights cause, while ceremonies in Stockholm awarded science and chemistry prizes to Townes Basov Prochorov Bloch Lynen Hodgkin Sartre declined.
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Oslo
Martin Luther King
Norway
Martin Luther King Jr
Stockholm
Sweden
Alfred Nobel
King
Olav V
Coretta
Gustav VI Adolf
Charles H. Townes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Nikolay Basov
Alexander Prochorov
Townes
Harvard
Komrad Bloch
Feodor Lynen
Munich
Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin
Oxford University
England
Jean-Paul Sartre
Sartre
USSR Weighs Foreign Policy Pivot Amid Budget Shifts
AP analysis notes the post Khrushchev Soviet regime moving toward inward focus and relaxed relations with the United States. Budget statements emphasize consumer spending, domestic construction, agriculture, and social programs while signaling firmer stance against Red China. Premier Kosygin pledges continued support for anti imperialist movements but seeks long term Western trade growth. Pravda reinforces the party line on gradual evolution beyond proletarian dictatorship, prompting continued Sino-Soviet tensions.
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William L. Ryan
Supreme Soeviet
United States
Red China
Kremlin
Alexei Kosygin
Suprot
Asia
Africa
Latin America
West
Pravda
U.S.S.R
Nikita Khrushchev
Peking
County Court Clears Several Traffic Violations and a Divorce
A series of county court records show Earl A. Thompson of Kansas City pleaded guilty to operating without a valid Kansas Corporation Commission registration and paid a $15 fine plus costs. Others cited include Charles V. Simms for speeding and Telacette B18 for an accident related speed violation. Billy J. Owen and Adell W. Dean faced fines for improper left turns. Richard E. Thornbrugh pleaded guilty to a defective vehicle horn and brakes. Mary E. Kochenower pleaded guilty to speeding 70 in a 60 mph zone. Betty Jean Hubbard was granted a divorce from Robert H. Hubbard with joint custody arrangements for their children.
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Earl A. Thompson
Kansas City
Ottawa
Kansas Corporation Commission
Charles V. Simms
N. Hickory
Telacette
Coste Ty
Billy J. Owen
Williamsburg
Adell W. Dean
Richard E. Thornbrugh
Mary E. Kochenower
Princeton
Robert H. Hubbard
Rantoul
Hubbard
Mrs. Hubbard
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