Freed Flyers Thank North Vietnam After Release
The first U.S. airmen freed by North Vietnam arrived at Clark Air Base Philippines after a stay in Vientiane. Morris Overly Capt Jon David Black and Capt David Matheny spoke briefly to press and thanked the Vietnamese people. They traveled with two pacifists and were greeted by anxious wives.
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Clark Air Force Base
Manila
U.S
North Vietnam
Air Force
Navy
Hanoi
Vientiane
Laos
Internatonal Control Commission
Phillippines
United States
Morris Overly
Detroit
Jon David Black
Johnson City
Tenn
David Matheny
South Bend
Ind
ICC
U.S. Air Force Base
Udorn
Thailand
Clark
Cyerly
America
Ruth
Associated Press
Oscoda
Mich
Morris
Black
Carol
Laredo
Tex
Jon
Matheny
So Matheny
Bakersfield
Calif
Daniel Berrigan
Cornell University
Howard Zinn
Boston University
National Mobilization Committee
David Dellinger
Pham van Dong
Berrigan
Pham
Zinn
Johnson
San Antonio
State Department
Robert J. McCloskey
Washington
J.g. Dieter Dengler
South Vietnam
Cambodia
101 Year Old Ottawa Resident Dies Friday
Mrs. Effie E. Morrison aged 101, longtime Ottawa resident previously of 204 S Oak, died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a hip fracture. She had lived in Cedar House Nursing Home since 1966. Service 1:30 p.m. Sunday at Dengel and Son Mortuary, burial at Lees Summit Missouri. Memorials to First Baptist Church fund requested. She was born March 6 1866 in Convoy Ohio. Surviving: three sons Aus Bray Morrison Ottawa Marvin Morrison Branson and Winston Morrison Kansas City, 4 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren.
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Lee’s Summit
First Baptist Memorial Fund
Morrison
Convoy
Ohio
Perry and
Angeline (Calvert) Sims
Kanssas
Wellington
Kansas
Coldwater
Sin City
Kan
Thomas Morrison
Ottawa
Shannon
Ausbray C. Morrison
Merevin M. Morrison
Branson
Winston T. Morrison
Kanesas City
Ronald Haug
KU Chancellor Denies Incident
KU Chancellor W Clarke Wescoe denied that math assistant professor Mark Mandelker asked ROTC students to leave his elementary differential equations class. Wescoe told Kansas Board of Regents member Henry Bubb that Mandelker did not disparage the uniform nor instruct anyone to depart.
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Topeka
W. Clarke Wescoe
University of Kansas
K. U
Reserve Officers Training Corps
Wescoe
Henry Bubb
Kansas Bord of Regents
Mark Mandelker
ROTC
County 4-H Club Days Opens at Ottawa Junior High
Franklin County 4-H begins judging today at Ottawa Junior High School with events including chorus, vocal ensembles and demonstrations. Second day of judging slated for next Saturday at 8:30 A.M. with similar events and a 7:30 P.M. dance and games session in the north gym. Acorn Rustlers 4-H serves lunch at 11:15 A.M. today and again next Saturday at 11 A.M.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Mus
Acorn Rustlers 4.H
Westerners
KC Firm In Ottawa Selling Film System
A Kansas City firm Holiday Agency, Inc. markets a cartridge movie program in Ottawa offering a $599.65 package including Super 8 camera, projector, screen, case, light and 600 film stamps with Technicolor processing. The deal, financed via a third party, uses wax coated film and requires ongoing processing charges. BBBKC notes the firm is franchised by Technicolor but urges buyers to compare local camera dealers and review terms before signing.
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Zeke Wigglesworth
Ottawa
Holiday Agency, Inc
Kansas City
Technicolor
Eastman Kodak Processing
Uneder
Better Business Bureau of
Chamber of Commerce
Holiday Agency
Technicalor Corporation
Techniccolor
Court To View Change In Kansas Senate Apportionment
A three judge federal court in Topeka said it hopes for an early decision on the validity of Kansas 40 Senate districts reapportionment enacted to replace a 1964 plan ruled invalid. Judges Hill Hut and others questioned county line disregard while noting most deviations from population are within two percent, with extremes at 4.6 percent above and 4.4 below.
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Topeka
Kansas
Delmas C. Hut
State of
Hill
George Templar
Wesley Brown
U.S. District Court
Thomas van Cleave
Kansas City
Senate
Rober Docking
Robert Sonderholm
Sonderholm
Gasoline arson kills twelve in crowded Missouri tavern
In Moberly Missouri witnesses described a man entering a crowded tavern Friday slashing gasoline about tossing a lit match and fleeing. Twelve people died as panicked patrons tried to escape the blast. Ex convict William Coleman surrendered to police and faces murder charges.
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Moberly
Ciiford Falzone
Randolph County
William Edward Coleman
Ray Curtis
Coleman
Curtis
Weather Topeka AP Variable skies and cooling trend ahead
Weather forecast for Topeka and Kansas shows variable cloudiness and cold temperatures continuing through Saturday with a warming trend starting Sunday. Precipitation expected mainly in northwestern Kansas as light snow possible. statewide highs around 30 to 35, with a record high 75 set in 1919 and a record low 3 in 19038.
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Topeka
Kansas
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Logan
North Hickory
J. Williams
Shawnee Mission
Missouri
Randolph Hotel
Vivian McSparren
LeRoy Villa
South Main
Sarah J. Killough
Michael A. Altic
Miss Killough
Altic
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