Pilgrim replica Mayflower II docks amid rough seas
The Mayflower II replica tied to a tow line neared Provincetown harbor amid a sou'wester and 4 knot gusts. Skipper Alan Villiers, 53 days from Plymouth, guided the 160 ton bark over 5,000 miles, while spectators watched a cold drizzle dampen hopes of arrival on sail.
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Commerce National Bank of Kansas
Alan Villiers
Max Pickering
Clovis
N. M
W. L. Pickering
W. E. Pickering
J. L. Rakes
Villiers
Cape Cod
Plymouth
Hospital notes admit and discharge list
Hospital records show admissions for Joe Alexander Lane on Tuesday Ronnie Rossman RFD 1 Richmond Linda Chism 601 North Cherry Alva Watts RFD 4 Ottawa and dismissals for Charles Raby 423 North Poplar David Lofgreen RFD 3 Ottawa Ralph Brinkmeyer 1145 North Cherry on Tuesday Mrs Charles S vivin and infant son Wellsville Mrs V L Wheeler Monroe Courts
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Joe Alexander
Lane
Ronnie Rossman
RFD
Richmond
Linda Chism
Cherry
Alva Watts
Ottawa
Charles Raby
Poplar
David Lofgreen
Ralph Brinkmeyer
Charles Stevenin
Wellsville
V. L. Wheeler
Monroe Courts
Famous Army Dogs Moved From Ft. Carson to Fort Benning
York and Tony two renowned German shepherds from Ft. Carson dog training center are reassigned to the 26th Infantry Scout Dog Platoon at Fort Benning. York eleven years old nearly deaf earned a distinguished service award after 148 combat patrols in Korea and service since 1948. Tony, younger, also a Korea veteran, has shown in dog shows parades and on television.
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FT. Carson, Colo
U.S. Army
Ft. Benning
York
Tony
26Th Infantry
29Th Battle Group
Benning
United States
Korea
Samuel T. Williams
Ft. Carson
Band Concert In City Park Thursday
The second of eight free summer band concerts will be presented at p. m. Thursday from the band stand in City Park. This week's program features a saxophone quartet and a brass quartet during Hymn Time. Hymns are the favorites of Rev. Jack Sweigart, Rev. C. E. Andrews, Rev. Bennie Harris and Rev. William Weber.
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City Park
Jack Sweigart
C. E. Andrews
Bennie Harris
William Weber
Two-Price Support Program Introduced
Washington report notes a new two price support program for wheat. The measure includes a saxophone and brass quartet demonstration by named performers and lists several musical pieces as part of the program.
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Washington
Bill Barker
Kathy Clint
David Sutherland
Darrellsby
Isterday
Larry Northway
Mary Pickenpaugh
Sheldon Meats
Walter Butler
Moore
Clarisse
Gounod
Atlas missile test explosion at Cape Canaveral
A large Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile exploded shortly after launch at Cape Canaveral. Witnesses and officials described a two mile ascent before the fireball. No casualties were reported and officials avoided naming the weapon explicitly.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla. W
Auas
San Diego
Calif
Convair Corp
Flectric
Air Force
Air Force Missile Test Center
Death of Miss Hattie Clemens in Franklin County
Miss Hattie Clemens aged 75 longtime Franklin County resident died yesterday at 2 25 p m She was moved to Ransom Memorial Hospital from her home 610 Walnut after failing health Born August 28 1881 at Barleton daughter of George Adam and Sarah Margaret Brock Clemens Lived five miles west of Princeton 35 years A brother Sam Clemens Ottawa survives
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Hattie Clemens
Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Walnut
Barleton
George Adam
Sarah Margaret
Brock
Nemens
Miss Clemens
Princeton
Sam Clemens
Ottawa
Bessie Wilkinson
Bessie Belle Wilkinson
Quenemo
John
Thomas
Henrietta (Emerick) Wilson
Thomas W. Wilkinson
John T. Wilson Rutherford
N. J
Four Enlisted by Navy Here in Kansas Company
Four men enlisted in the U S Navy through the Ottawa recruiting office in a Kansas Company unit. All are high school airmen recruits headed to the Naval Training Station at Great Lakes for boot camp. Names listed: Arthur Lee Johnson Jacob Levi Markley Stephan Jones and Lloyd Jones, all from local high schools. Funeral services are scheduled for Thursday for Johnson, with burial in Princeton Cemetery.
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Special Kansas Company
U.S. Navy
Ottawa
Naval Training Station
Great Lakes
Arthur Lee Johnson
Jacob Levi Markley
RFD
Stephan and Lloyd Jones
Lawrence
Johnson
Towner
Williamsburg High School
Wayne Caldwell
Kansas University
al Williams
J. M. Kilgore
Kester Graffham
Clyde Wyatt
Walter Reh
John Bures
Gene Aed Mene
Music Titles Mentioned in Waggery for Woodwinds
A list of works cited includes Waggery for Woodwinds by Walters Seventeen by Young Gorman and Bennett El Capitan by John Philip Sousa and The Star Spangled Banner.
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Walters
Young, Gorman and
Bennett
John Philip Sousa
Government price supports for wheat parity plan
The proposal calls for 90 to 100 percent parity price supports for wheat used in the United States with the remaining supply sold abroad at world market levels.
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United States
Fireworks Sale Rules Set for Kansas June 27 July 5
TOPEKA State rules allow legal sale and shooting of fireworks for eight days from June 27 to July 5. Only state tested and approved fireworks may be sold. City ordinances remain in effect and regulate sale and handling. Limits include roman candles fountains pinwheels railway fusees sparklers parachute shells and several other types.
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Topeka
Leigal
Kansas
University of Kansas to Open Bids for six story residence hall
The state plans to open bids July 9 for a six story men's residence hall at the University of Kansas to house 400 students in double rooms. Estimated cost is about 1.2 million dollars.
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Topeka
University of Kansas
Bloody Crash Under Scrutiny
In Rocky Ford Colorado a truck collided with a 56 car Santa Fe freight train killing 12 and injuring several others. Federal and state investigators including the Interstate Commerce Commission and Colorado agencies launched inquiries ordered by Governor Mc Nichols and Senator Allott into the private driveway crash near Rocky Ford. No train passengers were harmed.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Colorado
Washington
Owen Clarke
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Bureau of Railroad Safety and Service
Gordon Allott
R-Cole
Colorado Highway Patrol
Steve McNichols
Colorado Public Utility Commission
Minor Accident At 1st And Main
A minor accident occurred yesterday at the intersection of 1st and Main. Albert Lee Rollins, 40, of Richmond, driving a 194-ton truck north on Main, swerved to avoid an elderly pedestrian, colliding with a city truck driven by R Seaton, 57, of 819 N Sycamore, as it made a left onto Main. Minor damage to Rollins’ truck, no damage to the city truck.
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Yeserday
Istana Atain
Albert Lee Rolins
Richmond
Main
Rollins
R. Seaton
N. Sycamore
Ist
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa and Pomona Couples
Two marriage license pairs listed: Howard Raymond Ledom 24 of Ottawa and Patricia Lea Burgess 17 of Pomona. Robert Lyle Sutherland 19 of Williamsburg and Krista Belle Jane Weigand 20 of Ottawa. Joan Leland Carpenter 21 of Pomona and Wilma Joyce Stofter 18 of Pomona. Richard O Cartmell 43 of Kansas and Elizabeth Ann Schurmann 23 of Wellsville. Melvin Bickely Ralston Jr 19 of Ottawa and Mary Kaye Gill 18 of Ottawa. Robert O Barrows 49 of Ottawa and Betty J Kasper 32 of Ottawa. Rex Lynn Patton 21 of Wellsville and Alice Elaine Kelm 2 of Ottawa.
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Howard Raymond Ledom
Ottawa
Patricia Lea Burgess
Pomona
Robert Lyle Sutherland
Williamsburg
Krista Belle Jane Weigand
Joan Leland Carpenter
Wilma Joyce Stofter
Richard O. Cartmell
Kansas
Kas
Elizabeth Ann Schurmann
Wellaville
Melvin Bickely Ralston Jr
Mary Kaye Gill
Robert O. Barrows
Betty J. Kasper
Rex Lynn Patton
Wellsville
Alice Elaine Kelm
Hutchinson Pastor Named to State Parole Board
Gov. George Docking announced the appointment of Rev. Thomas J. Bennett, 63, Democrat, to the new State Probation and Parole Board. Bennett joins two Democrats and a Republican and Prohibition member on the panel created by the 1957 Legislature to separate probation and parole from penal institution administration.
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Topeka
New State Probation and Parole Board
Thomas J. Bennett
Hutchinson
Ennett
George Docking
Burns to Cairo for talks on Gaza border violence
Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns, commander of the U N Emergency Force, arrived in Cairo to discuss recent violence along the Gaza Strip border with Egyptian officials. The visit follows his Monday meeting with Israeli chief of staff Gen. Moshe Dayan.
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Cairo
U. N
E. L. M. Burns
Gaza Strip
Burns
Moshe Dayan
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