Riot Grips La Paz as Stevenson Arrives in Bolivia
Adlai Stevenson lands in Peru after La Paz clashes in which four leftist demonstrators were killed and five wounded. Extra troops and police deployed in Lima to shield Stevenson during his visit. Violence, not aimed at Stevenson, followed protests over detentions tied to a Communist plot.
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LA Paz
Bolivia
Adlai FE. Stevenson
Peru
Lima
Stevenson
Victor Pas Estenssoro
Kennedy
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Latin America
Paz Estenssoro
Willing Workers Club Notes and Local Visits
News from Quenemo reports the Willing Workers Club meeting led by Mrs. Walter Parrish with assistance from Mrs. Roy Schafer and others. Various local and out of town visits noted, including Seattle relatives, Kansas City trip, Pensacola return, and a Pueblo car accident injuring Mrs. Cecil Neill but sparing the twins. Local moving news and a bicycle injury to Kimberly Larson are also listed.
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Willing Workers Club
Roy Schafer
Bill Butts
Letha Shelley
Walter Parrish
Rex Walker
Seattle, Wash
Roy Walker
Ada Thompson
Kansas City
Taylor
Bob Shelley
Pensacola
Fla
J. R. Shelley
Wes Neill
Pabelo
Cecil Neill
Pueblo
Baldwin
George Davis
Raytown
Don Morris
Fanie Davis
John Hamme
John Runnails
Longford
Alta Kiekel
Kimberly Larson
Marlin Larson
A Reason For Blank Diplomas
San Marino High School graduates received blank diplomas as punishment after a vandalism incident. Principal John Landrum explained the action taken against 30 students who drove to Vice Principal Norman Frost’s Arcadia home and hurled garbage. The students must apologize, perform 40 hours of labor, and write a 500 word essay before receiving diplomas by mail.
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San Marino
Calif
San Marino High School
John Landrum
Arcadia
Norman Frost
Frost
Landrum
Castro Tells Of Invasion Errors
Fidel Castro said he defeated the April invasion through the revolutionary movement and invader mistakes. He led reporters on a day long tour across 200 miles of Cuba and inspected the invasion site near Playa Largo and Playa Giron. Castro blamed lack of coordination and poor planning, noting enemy underestimation and his anti air strength. He cited 80 plus deaths on his side about equal to invader losses and reported 1,500 invaders with 1,200 captured.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Playa Largo
Playa Giron
Giron
Castro
Papite
Infant with brittle bones flown for rodding surgery
An infant boy from Little Rock Ark is flown to Chicago for examination at Shriners Hospital for Crippled Children to determine if rodding surgery is needed for osteogenesis imperfecta. Peter Lollar 18 months old has suffered 32 fractures since birth as his mother Lani Lollar explains.
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Chicago
Little Rock
Ark
Peter Lollar
Lani Lollar
Peter
Shriners’ Hospital
4 H News Acorn Rustlers Meet at Greenwood School
4 H club notes from the Acorn Rustlers exchange meeting at Greenwood School with safety talks about home speed and poisonous insects. Joy Long spoke on artificial tanning lotions. Linda Wood led music appreciation. Mrs Davis distributed safety project material. Silver Leaf met at Emery Green School planning July ice cream social.
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Acorn Rustlers
Greenwood Rockets
Greenwood
John Davis
Bobby McClure
Joy Long
Linda Wood
Jean Davis
Silver Leaf
Emery Green
Franklin County Fair
Meredith Mavity
Gerald Reed
Diane Bones
Rita Hollinger
Sirita Engles
West Faces Heat Toll and Floods Across Regions
Extreme weather across Western states caused at least eight heat related deaths and extensive damage. California poultry and crop losses may exceed one million dollars while 17 drownings are attributed to heat and storms in the Pacific Northwest and Mountain States. San Gabriel Canyon fire burned 1600 acres. Mint Canyon fire held to 5000 acres. New Mexico rain aided fire crews ending a 600 acre blaze near Tierra Amarilla. Temperatures reached 108 in Portland and 122 in Palm Desert with widespread 100s in inland California. eastern two thirds remained unusually cool.
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New Mexico
Texas
Tierra Amarilla
Portland
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Palm Desert
Calif
California
Notes About Pomona People Notes About Pomona People
Social notes record visits from Fannie Kraus and families from Edwardsville Bonner Springs Nebraska to the Karl Hart home and other gatherings in Pomona. Kansas City guests of Harvey Crow include J W Myers and Judy Warren Sattler and son. Rufus Dickey visits Crescent, Oklahoma. Edith Thompson and Ezra Johnsons’ daughter host Sunday School teachers. Birthday anniversaries for Cora Button Alice Johnston Jennie Bethell and Fannie Kraus observed.
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Eunice Malthy
Wichita
George Wagner
Jack Wisley
Edwardsville
Bob Wisley
Nebraska
E. J. Riley
Bonner Springs
Karl Hart
J. W. Myers
Judy
Warren Sattler
William Yuratovitch
Susie
Hubert Crow
Kansas City
Harvey Crow
Robert Dickey
Wilbur Rhodes
Crescent Okla
Edith Thompson
Ezra Johnson
Methodist Church
Cora Button
Alice Johnston
Jennie Bethell
Fannie Kraus
J P Harris Honored With Columbia Institute Board
John P. Horris editor and publisher of the Hutchinson News has been named to a three year term on the advisory board of the American Press Institute at Columbia University. The institute runs seminars for news executives editors and writers and nearly 3000 have attended courses in 15 years.
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New York
John P. Horris
Hutchinson
Kan
American Press Institute
Columbia University
Burg Area Items and Local Visits Noted
Emergency patient Frank Davis at Veterans Administration Hospital in Kansas City suffers a perforated ulcer. Mrs. Davis accompanies him. Gardner bound family visits and relocations noted as Robert Jefferson manages a Gardner grocery and moves from Garnett. Vacation Bible School closing program set for Sunday at Free Methodist Church with certificates and hand work on display. Louis A Coppoc and family hosted by Belpre relatives. Earl Anderson attends the Annual Conference of Agriculture Teachers in Manhattan.
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Frank Davis
Veterans Administration Hospital
Kansas City
Free Methodist Church
Kennedy debt limit raise clears House committee vote
The House Ways and Means Committee swiftly approves President Kennedy's request for a temporary five billion dollar increase in the national debt limit. The move enables a House vote on the measure next week.
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Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
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By Sally Perry
Largo Beach
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Associated Press
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Mint Canyon
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J.P. Harris
Burg
Mrs. Irwin Heth
D. A. Timberlake
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Glenn Jeffersons
Olathe
Robert Jefferson
Garnett
Louis A. Coppoc
Belpre
Louis Coppocs
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