Camp gathers nearly 400 students at Kansas university
Marilyn Steere and Barbara Bundy are among about 400 youths from across the country enrolled in the art division of the Midwestern Music and Art Camp at the University of Kansas. The 31st annual session began June 16 and ends Sunday. Also listed is a yard sale at 1015 S. Main on Friday and Saturday August 2 and 3 with advance ads. another yard sale ad notes Thursday 8 to 5 at 220 Maple.
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Marilyn Steere
Mulberry
Barbara Bundy
Hickory
University of Kansas
Attorney Appointed as Local Selective Service Appeal Agent
Rep. Robert Pinet of Gleason Doty and Pinet is named associate government appeal agent for the local Selective Service board. He will partner with R. R. Redmond to aid boys in personal appearances appeals and other rights at no charge. The rest lists ads and events including free movie tickets, homemade ice cream and a Courthouse lawn gathering on July 24 at 3 p.m. and a Sweet Adelines performance at 7:30.
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Robert Pinet
Gleason, Doty and
Courthouse Lawn
Village Players to stage Western musical at Osawatomie Hospital
Briefs note Osawatomie State Hospital hosts the musical It s a Wild Wild West by Village Players at 2 p m Sunday July 28. This summer road trip marks the group s first outing. Also listed are piano tuning contact, a wedding notice by Mickey the photographer, a garage sale at 1325 Elm. A correction states Franklin County primary election counting board members must report August 6 at 9 a m.
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Osawatomie State Hospital
Franklin County
Fortas Nomination Delayed by Senate Committee Rule
The Senate Judiciary Committee delayed action on Abe Fortas to be chief justice after Sen. John L. McClellan invoked a rule to stall for a week. Hart supported reporting the nomination, while Dirksen and other Republicans prepared for Miami Beach hearings. Hope for a 10-6 or 12-4 committee vote persisted, with timing uncertain until after conventions.
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John Chadwick
Associated Press
Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Johnson
Abe Fortas
Philip A. Hart
Dmich
Senate
John L. McClellan
Fortas
Earl Warren
Congress
National Party
Hart
White House
Mer Thornberry
James O. Eastland
D-Miss
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Supreme Court
Christopher Warren
Justice Department
Wage fight at Divco-Wayne stalls as unions press for $2.50 top pay
UAW Local 710 strikes at Star Mobile Homes plant after 30 minute talks fail to end walkout begun July 15. Harold Robertson says current offer of 27 cent immediate raise plus 10 cent later would not reach Ottawa area averages, with top pay targeted at $2.50 per hour. Union states need for master contract with uniform terms across Divco-Wayne plants. plant manager claims impasse and cites a 69 cent three year package including 44 cent first year. Production continues amid dispute.
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Divco-Wayne
Star Mobile Homes
United Auto Workers
UAW
Harold Robertson
Robertson
Ottawa
Marlette
Mich
Texarkana
Tex
Union City
Frank Denise
Divco-Wayne Here
Denise
Divco-Wayne Industries
Jerry Yost
Lee Taylor
Bill Bond
Saigon Area Battles Yield More Enemy Weapons Caches
Allied forces clashed with Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops southwest and east of Saigon, uncovering substantial weapons caches near the capital. In Long An Province, U.S. and allied forces repelled attacks, suffering casualties including two helicopter crew killed, while Australian and New Zealand units engaged Viet Cong bunkers east of Saigon. South Vietnamese troops found two caches northwest of Saigon containing rockets, ammunition, and an antiaircraft gun.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
da Nang
9Th Infantry Division
U. S
U.S
Long An
Down Under
Kansas City Livestock Prices and Miscellany
The Daily Report tallies cattle at 1 500 and calves 50 with insufficient tests. Hog lots run 3 500 with varied weights and prices from 20.50 to 25.00 per hundredweight. Sheep show spring lambs at 2.00 to 2.50, plus broader ranges. Noted injuries include James Kimmel with a twisted ankle and Stephen Chapman with a nail injury.
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Kansas City
Admissions and dismissals fill county notes and pleas
Listings show admissions for Cleda Gentry Lola King James Jefferson and Ronald Honn at addresses in Overland Park and Richmond Pomona and Princeton while dismissals include John Faden Joseph Petty Tom Callahan Lydia Lundstedt and Henry Swank with locations in Richmond Pomona and Ottawa. Emergencies note RON MAVITY stung lip and a separate maintenance suit filed by Betty Hiner against Rex Hiner for child custody. A suit by Franklin County Commissioners against John and Connie Howel seeks 353.70 on hospital bills from June 1966 at six percent.
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Cleda Gentry
S. Oak
Lola King
N. Poplar
James Jefferson
S. Ash
Ronald Honn
Overland Park
John Faden
Richmond Rfd
Joseph Petty
N. Main
Tom _ Callahan
Pomona
Lydia Lundstedt
W. 4Th
Henry Swank
Princeton
Austine Barnes
N. Sycamore
Betty A. Hiner
Rex M. Hiner
Franklin County
John P. Howel
Connie Lou Howel
Ottawa Rfc
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Weather Elsewhere
A brief weather dispatch reports regional conditions outside the main area. It notes temperature trends, precipitation chances, and wind patterns affecting several states and nearby regions, providing quick概要 for readers planning travel or outdoor activity.
Public Invited To Meet the Franklin County Candidates
The Franklin County Farm Bureau hosts a Meet the Candidates meeting at 8 p.m. on July 26 at Memorial Auditorium. Federal, state, and county candidates have been invited and will be introduced with brief talks. The event is conducted by Clarence Rupp of Manhattan. Farm Bureau chairs are Mrs. Earl Gilliland and Leo Wiederholt.
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Franklin County Farm Bureau
Memorial Auditorium
Clarence Rupp
Farm Bureau
Manhattan
Earl Gilliland
Leo Wiederholt
Democratic candidates introduce themselves at Franklin County meeting
Democratic candidates across local state and national offices addressed Franklin County Central Committee on Tuesday night. Candidates included Gary Jordan for Franklin County Attorney, George Wingert for state representative 14th district, Max R. Gilmore for probate judge, Irving Niles for state representative 13th district, Dr Jerome E Holtzman for U.S. House 3rd district, Dick Logan for James Logan for U.S. Senate, Bob Van Cleave for James H DeCoursey lieutenant governor, and Newell A George for U.S. House 3rd district.
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Franklin County Central Committee
Gary Jordan
Willow
Franklin County
George Wingert
Ottawa
Max R. Gilmore
Irving Niles
Osage City
Jerome E. Holtzman
Prairie Village
U.S. House of Representatives
Dick Logan
James
Lawrence
U.S. Senate
Bob van Cleave
Kansas City
Kan
James H
DeCoursey
Newell A. George
U.S
House of Representatives
Funeral service for John Robert Rea held at Towner's Chapel
Funeral services for John Robert Rea who died July 19 were at 2 p.m. Tuesday at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Harold Cooper officiating. Organ music by Mrs. J. M. Kilgore and hymns sung by Mr. and Mrs. Jim Driver preceded burial in Highland Cemetery. IOOF No. 423 held graveside services with honorary pallbearers Roy Evans, Ray Reed, Charles Jones, Harold King, Leo Wittman, Harve Criqui, Percy Graves, and Nels Kristenson, and active pallbearers Donald Howard, Max Randel, Max Hughes, Richard Matthews, Dean Rice, Clinton Herd, Jerry Matthews, and Floyd Matthews.
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John Robert Rea
Towner’s Chapel
Harold Cooper
J. M. Kilgore
Jim Driver
Highland Cemetery
IOOF
Roy Evans
Ray Reed
Charles Jones
Harold King
Leo Wittman
Harve Criqui
Percy Graves
Nels Kristenson
Donald Howard
Max Randel
Max Hughes
Richard Matthews
Dean Rice
Clinton Herd
Jerry Matthews
Floyd Matthews
Rear end collision injures no one in Pomona area
No injuries or citations were issued after a 5 p.m. Monday rear end collision between Fred C. Cook, 72, of Pomona RFD 2, and Jerry W. Callahan, 18, of Lincoln. Cook's car sustained right rear damage and Callahan's left front damage in the 1000 block of South Main.
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Fred C. Cook
Pomona Rfd
Jerry W. Callahan
Lincoln
Cook
Callahan
South Main
Classified Advertising Rates and Thank You Note
Classified rates for local word ads and display options appear, with per word pricing and minimums. A heartfelt thank you note from Maude O Neal's family expresses gratitude to Dr Browning ministers and hospital staff for support during illness and passing.
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Browning
Lofgreen
Maude O’neal
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