Lane News Honored At Class Picnic Honor Roll
Last year's Lane High freshman class held a farewell picnic at John Brown Park in Osawatomie for Glenna Hettler. Attending were Glenna Hettler and classmates Donna Lash Janice Dalton Maxine Needham Mike Ladd Carolyn May Bill Cole Louis Lee Phillip Harkins Davy Harkins Ralph Taylor plus Mr and Mrs Clifford Hettler Cathy and Eddie.
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Lane High School
Glenna Hettler
John Brown Park
Osawatomie
Donna Lash
Janice Dalton
Maxine Needham
Mike Ladd
Carolyn May
Bill Cole
Louis Lee
Phillip Harkins
Davey Harkins
Ralph Taylor
Clifford Hettler
Cathy
Eddie
Lagging In Contracts Across Midwest Nuclear Research
About 50 area industrialists attended a one day conference on radiation radioisotopes and reactors in Kansas City where Dr. Gerhard H Beyer of the University of Missouri warned the Midwest lags in government and state research contracts. He cited MIT and several universities drawing most graduate students. Dr. A H Emmons urged state industry backing to boost prestige and facilities to compete with peer institutions.
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Kansas City
Midwest
Gerhard H. Beyer
University of Missouri Chemical Engineering Department
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Catch-All Bill Moves Through Congress to Kennedy
Congress sent to President Kennedy a 378,550,689 catch-all appropriations bill after a months long standoff between Senate and House Appropriations committees. The measure, passed by both chambers, largely funds items that supplement existing allocations for miscellaneous agencies.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
House
Capitol Area Church Assault Shocks Washington
Mary Lou Kosterlitzky 45 year old congressional secretary was assaulted near St. Peter's church two blocks from the Capitol. A man forced her to a confessional stabbed her nine times and stole $7 then fled. She was hospitalized in serious condition as Rep. Frank Becker denounced the attack on the House floor.
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Washington
Mary Lou Kosterlitzky
St. Peter's
Capitol
Senator Henry Dworshak Dies At 67 In Washington
Idaho Republican Sen Henry C Dworshak a conservative voice on Capitol Hill since 1939 is dead of a heart attack aged 67. His wife found him unconscious Monday night in their apartment and he died at Georgetown University Hospital. A son Ward C Dworshak said the senator had suffered heart trouble in recent years.
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Washington
Idaho
Henry C. Dworshak
Capitol Hill
Georgetown University Hospital
Ward C. Dworshak
Doctors Win In Canada
In Saskatoon Saskatchewan doctors end a 23 day boycott of the provincial government medical care plan by signing a doctor government agreement to amend the medical care act. Premier Lloyd will convene a special session to adopt the changes as the college dismantles emergency services in 41 of 154 hospitals.
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Saskatoon
Sask
Saskatchewan
Woodrow Lloyd
Saskatchewan College of Physicians and Surgeons
North America
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Death Toll Rises to 39 in French Train Derailment
The Paris to Marseille express derailment near Dijon leaves 39 dead with about 100 injured. Investigators seek cause as five of sixteen cars jumped rails on Monday afternoon. Most casualties are believed French. no Americans reported.
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Dijon
France
May Lift Quarantine at San Diego Naval Training Center
San Diego officials said the quarantine at the 10,000 man naval training center could be lifted today after four infectious meningitis cases were reported at the base. The measure was put in place Saturday to curb the outbreak.
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San Diego
Calif
Naval Training Center
Probing For Crash Clues In Hawaiian Air Disaster
Canadian and American investigators examined scattered wreckage of a four engine Britannia after a late Sunday night emergency landing. Twenty passengers and seven crew died, thirteen tail-section survivors reported minor injuries in Hawaii s first fatal commercial airliner crash. Three American residents were identified among the dead including Arthur Pudney of Los Gatos California and A Rodger Denison of Tulsa Oklahoma with Maud Denison listed as a U S government representative.
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Arthur Pudney
Los Gatos
Calif
California
New Zealand
Geologist Attends International Congresses in 1956 and 1960
The article notes a geologist’s participation at the International Geological Congress in Mexico in 1956 and again at the Copenhagen congress in 1960, highlighting continued involvement in global scientific forums.
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Ment
Mexico
Copenhagen
McNamara Says U.S. Aid Affects Viet Cong Support
Defense Secretary McNamara says South Vietnam forces are winning over the people by hitting Viet Cong where it hurts most. He concludes a 12 hour secret session with top U.S. military and diplomatic leaders and reiterates that military assistance to Vietnam is paying off. Attendees included Kennet h Young Frederick Nolting Paul Harkins and Harry Felt.
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Pearl Harbor
Robert
McNamara
U.S
Viet Nam
Kenneth Young
Thailand
Frederick E. Nolting
Paul D. Harkins
Southeast Asia
Harry D. Felt
Pacific
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Canada
Howard Neal
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Wayne Hettler
Humboldt
W. H. Hettler
Donald Kimball
Lebanon
Ross Kimball
Claude Batman
Odessa
Gus Wolfe
Enid
Okla
Alice Christian
W. M. Christian
Lula Young
Davis
Harold Leitaker
Sen. Dworshak
Frigidaire
General Motors
Canadian Pacific Airlines
Brittania
Honolulu International
Stanton
By Ollie Brassfield
Pete Dziadura
Gardner
Jim’ Richardson
H. C. Myres
Sylvia’ Powell
Paola
George Yackle
Dan Brassfield
George Brassfield Home
William Nuss
Debbie
Tony
Earl Yackle
Judy
Jim Chamberlin
Willis Smith
Paul Christie
Wellsville
Dale Milburn
George
Ollie Brassfield
Grace Cole
Betty Brassfield
A. Rodger Denison
Tulsa
Amerada Petroleum
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Beller Studio
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Ottawa
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