Local News Briefs Highlight KU Honors and Area Notices
Local briefs note Brenda Brenner joins Theta Sigma Phi at Kansas University and Diann Louise Porter joins KSU student union movies committee. Other items list KU civil engineers leaders Terry Heidner and Gale Lantis, Christmas tree vendors, a Williamsburg music program, kindergarten enrollment, and Cadet Hobbs and Speer furloughs at Kemper School. Santa Fe tax notices and Franklin County party plans round out the column.
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Tom Ports
Ottawa
Kansas State University Student Union
Terry Heidner
Lloyd L. Heidner
Pomona
RFD
Gale Lantis
Charles Lantis
University of Kansas
American Society of Civil Engineers
Roberts Talbott Family Open House Planned
Directions announce an open house honoring Mr and Mrs Lee Roberts and celebrating the 60th wedding anniversary of her parents Mr and Mrs William A Talbott. The event unfolds Sunday four miles south of Ottawa and three quarters of a mile west at 616 Walnut.
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William A. Talbott
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Ottawa
Private U.S. firms to spend 7 billion on research
Private businesses in the United States are projected to invest about seven billion dollars this year in research and development. The figure underscores sustained emphasis on innovation across industries and indicates robust funding for new products and technologies.
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Santa And The Pigwidgen Part IX Snakes Nest
Claus uses a magic ring to restore Tweedieknees and they continue toward the Pigwidgen. A playful rabbit and a pit reveal a snake nest entombing the elf as the snow deepens and danger grows. The tale tracks their peril and resolve.
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Dallas Theater Center to bow The Latent Heterosexual
The Dallas Theater Center announced a March 12 premiere of Paddy Chayefsky's new play The Latent Heterosexual with Burgess Meredith as guest director. Meredith, who directed a center play in 1960, was in Dallas over the weekend meeting with Paul Baker, the center’s managing director.
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Divorce filings and local notices in Ottawa region
Probate court reports show divorces filed including Claron R Cordle versus Virginia M Cordle of Overland Park and multiple adoptions and dismissals. Local admissions list names and fines from Tuesday court actions. Philippines missionary Rev John W Burnett to speak at First Assembly of God. Death notices include Nellie M Ramsey and E E Stone with service details and survivors.
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Ottawa
Virginia M. Cordle
Overland Park
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John W. Burnett
Assemblies of God
Assembly of God
Congress Boosts Pay and Cuts Spending in Key Bills
Congress approved a $5.4 billion three step pay raise for 5.5 million federal workers and servicemen retroactive to Oct. 1, plus a $2.61 billion Office of Economic Opportunity appropriation and a 10 percent spending cut across most federal agencies to save $4.1 billion. Postal rates were raised to fund the pay hikes and Social Security benefits face a 13 percent boost pending approval.
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Cuban barber along with son and friend swim three miles to U S base
Rogelio Estrada a 90 year old Cuban barber says he, his 14 year old son, and a 34 year old fellow swimmer crossed three miles from Guantanamo Bay to the U S Naval Base while dodging Cuban patrol boats. A U S naval plane ferried them to safety.
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Fie
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Guantankamo Bay
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Laos flee as Pathet Lao activity surges
In northern Laos all 785 residents of Ban Bo village evacuated to Muong Maung amid rising Communist guerrilla activity. Lao army reports about 250,000 refugees from Pathet Lao areas, signaling widening turmoil.
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Laos
Ban Bo
Muong Maung
Pathet Lao
Ten States Suffer Most U.S. Vietnam War Deaths
A Pentagon tally shows California New York Pennsylvania Texas Illinois Ohio Michigan Florida New Jersey and Indiana top the list of states with the most Vietnam combat deaths through Sept 30 1967. The data cover 7139 of 13434 hostile deaths with Illinois and Ohio swapping ranks.
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Humanize Effort Begun At State Revenue Department
TOPEKA AP A committee to improve administration and public communication of the State Department of Revenue was named by James T. McDonald the department head. Michael Seltzer of Kansas City Power and Light Co was named chairman and the panel will meet today to discuss better taxpayer relations and clearer tax law enforcement.
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Iwalani R. Mortenson
Robert S. Gault
Iwalani R. Mortens Son
Ottawa
Franklin County
Iwalani R
Mortenson
Topeka
State Department of Revenue
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Kansas City Power and Light Co
Giant boa constrictor found after couch mystery
In Santa Barbara California a family discovered a four foot boa constrictor had moved from the couch to under the refrigerator. Mrs Valencia suspected a lump in the living room was shifting and the husband confirmed the snake’s location.
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Manuel Valencia
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