Damage suit filed in Franklin County Court
Mabel I Hay of 905 W 6th sues William A Swift of 616 Ash seeking 26848 60 in Franklin County District Court claiming injury while employed by Swift. The report also notes business and social items including an insurance sales meeting in Colorado Springs and a Kansas State Society picnic in Long Beach California along with local notices and ads.
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Mabel I. Hay
W. 6Th
Franklin County District Court
William A. Swift
Ash
Swift
Fred Hall
Kansas
Kansas State Society
Long Beach
Calif
Kenya To Get Independence By 1964
LONDON AP Britain agreed to grant Kenya independence by 1964 sources report. Kenya justice minister Tom Mboya said a constitutional conference would be held this year to arrange the transfer of power. Mboya, elated, wound up negotiations and left for home. Kenya won self rule June 1, but Britain still controls defense and foreign affairs with a veto over domestic legislation.
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London
Britain
Kenya
Tom’ Mboya
Mboya
Offi
Cials
Driver Cited In Accident In Ottawa Tonight
Officers cited Glenn Spriggs of 1104 West 7th for careless and inattentive driving after a collision with Irvin Nichols of Pomona in the 300 block on South Main. Damage estimated at 35 dollars to Spriggs and 20 to Nichols. Earlier, Ronald Bryan of Paola and Arthur Finch of Ranlog collided in the 300 block on East Logan. Bryan’s car damage listed at 300 dollars and the other at 100.
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Ottawa
Glenn Spriggs
Irvin Nichols
Pomona
South Main
Spriggs
Nichols
Ronald Bryan
Paola
Arthur Finch
Ranfoul
BE. Logan
Bryan
Logan
Italians Boycott Cuban Speech at World Congress
Italy's 50 delegates at the Communist sponsored World Women's Congress walked out of a Cuban delegate's speech in Moscow to protest what they called an anti American tone. They said the congress should focus on social conditions for women and home life. The American delegation of 65, sponsored by Women's Strike for Peace, attended both the Japanese and Cuban speeches.
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Moscow
Italy
World Women's Congress
Kremlin
United States
Congress
Women's Strike For Peace Organization
Band Concert Set For Tonight At City Park
Public invited to City Band concert at 8 tonight in City Park. Selections include The Star Spangled Banner His Honor March Die Meistersinger Rhapsody for Band Carnival Selection March Of The Olympians Klaxon March A Touch Of Jazz Boulder For Band God And Country Overture Washington Post March.
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Alt City Park
Priority Sewage Projects Win Federal Aid in Kansas
Sewage projects in Richmond, Garnett and Osage City were among 23 to receive priority certification of federal grant applications by the Kansas State Board of Health under the Federal Water Pollution Control Act. Each city may receive 30 percent of construction costs up to $600,000, with 127 Kansas projects having federal grant aid to date.
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Richmond
Garnett
Osage City
Kansas State Board of Health
Kansas Sewage Treatment Works
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs And Lambs
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 3,000 calves 25 slaughter steers steady to 25 higher. Choice and prime steers 23.75 high good to average 22.75-23.25. Hogs 2,500 barrows gilts sows 25 to 50 higher. Sheep 600 slaughter lambs steady to 25 lower with choice and prime 19.75-21.50 and good 17.25-19.00.
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Kansas City
Boys Club Beats Elks In Babe Ruth League Thriller
Boys Club edged Elks 10 to 9 in a Babe Ruth League game. Both teams relied on runs over hits as Boys Club held three hits to five for the Elks yet tallied the winning runs.
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Elks
Boys Club
Wellon
Aseseee
Stein
Eneeene
Lloyd
Eesseee
Woodward Eo
Daugherty
Moody
Elks AB
Feeee
Buck
Peters
Hinton
Hobbs
Presley
Richeson
Cssseesveevees
Maloney
BO Clevenger
Hendrickson
Sseseeeeel
Wasson E OD Deset Reno
Ossseevssres
Death of Ernest Ned Embry in Wichita
Ernest Ned Embry 52 state manager of Equitable Life Assurance died Monday in Wichita after collapse en route to a hospital. Born in Atkins Arkansas he was KU graduate and KU Alumni director. Survivors include widow Betty daughter Mrs John Woodbury Lawrence son Robert father A M Embry Atkins sister Mrs Pauline Moser Atkins brother Ben Embry Kansas City and one grandchild. Funeral 4 p.m. Wednesday at St James Episcopal Church. Donations to Ernest Ned Embry fund at Institute of Logopedics Wichita.
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Wichita
Ernest Ned Embry
Fred Nurman
S. Elm
Ottawa
Embry
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Atkins
Ark
University of Kansas
Kansas University
Institute of Logopedics
Betty
John Woodbury
Lawrence
Robert
A. M Embry
Pauline Moser
Ben Embry
Kansas City
St. James Episcopal Church
Louisburg Player Breaks Leg in Babe Ruth Game
Louisburg infielder Jim Breckenridge broke his leg sliding into second base during a Babe Ruth contest in Wellsville on Friday night June 21. He was transported by ambulance to the KU Medical Center in Kansas City, Kansas.
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Louisburg
Jim Breckenridge
Babe Ruth
Wellsville
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Hoffa Pleads Innocent Of Pension Fund Fraud
Chicago AP Hoffa pleads innocent to charges of tapping a union pension fund for about 20 million in loans. Seven associates indicted last June 4. Dranow, a former Minnesota department store official, claims agents asked him to testify falsely in exchange for a presidential pardon.
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Hoffa
Chicago
James R. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
Richard B. Austin
Department of Justice
Dranow
Sandstone
Minn
U.S. Atty
James P.o’brien
Minneapolis
Richmond News Highlights Local Social Moments
News From Richmond lists numerous social visits and family events. Alma Johnston and T D Johnston celebrated a Golden Wedding anniversary in Blue Springs Missouri with relatives including the Newtons and Sommers Kippers and Clucheys. Alfred Kipper moved to Omaha for sewing factory work. Various families traveled and hosted gatherings, and several individuals moved or planned moves to Chanute Westphalia Garnett La Junta and Ocean other places with mentions of a hospital surgery and military transfers.
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Alma Johnston
Salina
W. J. Johnston
Blue Springs
T. D
Johnston
John Sommers
Jim Kipper
Don Stevenson
Garnett Lake
al Kipper
Alfred
Garnett
Omaha
Neb
Hospital Notes Admissions And Births And Dismissals
Admissions list includes Jeffe C Shisler 1427 Maple Mrs Lewis McDonald 1037 N Main Mrs Larry Kalb Baldwin Mrs Louis E Turner RFD 1 Ottawa Sherri Gorton Princeton Births Mr and Mrs Charles Cannady Princeton daughter born Wednesday weight 7 lbs 10 ozs Dismissals Sherri Gorton Princeton Mrs G C Simmons 815 Olive Mark Montague Pomona Michel Ricke Country Club Cecile Lindsay Quenemo Helen M Bickerstaff RFD 1 Osawatomie
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Jeffe C. Shisler
Maple
Lewis McDonald
N. Main
Larry Kalb
Baldwin
Louis E. Turner
RFD
Ottawa
Sherri Gorton
Princeton
Charles Cannady
G. C. Simmons
Olive
Mark Montague
Pomona
Michel Ricke
Country Club
Cecile Lindsay
Quenemo
Helen M. Bickerstaff
Osawatomie
Kansas Business School honors honor roll students
Harry D Rybolt, a junior at the University of Kansas School of Business, and Robert D Keelin, a senior, were named to the school’s honor roll. Rybolt also earned straight A’s for the past semester, an Acting Dean Wiley S. Mitchell announced.
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Harry David Rybolt
N. Cedar
Harry D. Rybolt
University of Kansas School of Business
Rybolt
Wiley S. Mitchell
Robert D. Keelin
S. Locust
K. L. Keelin
ILO to Move to Expel South Africa from the UN
ILO director general David Morse proposed expelling South Africa from the United Nations over its racial segregation policy. The ILO governing body is expected to adopt the move next month. African and Arab nations walked out of the ILO conference to protest the South African delegation.
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Geneva
International Labor Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
South Africa
United Nations
David A. Morse
United States
ILO
Eshkol Forms Government Focused on Security
Premier designee Levi Eshkol told Parliament his new government will prioritize national security and presented a 15 member cabinet that will also serve as defense minister. The cabinet closely mirrors the Ben-Gurion era and Parliament is expected to approve the government in days.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Sector
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Ben- Gurion
Vatican Plans Outdoor Coronation for Pope Paul VI
Vatican officials announced a largely outdoors coronation in St Peter's Square on June 30 at about 6 p.m. Tens of thousands are expected, with delegations from many countries including a U.S. group led by Chief Justice Warren and a Brazilian mission led by President Joao Goulart. A 4,000-strong iron miners delegation from Bovegno, northern Italy, will attend, recalling Pope Paul VI's earlier Mass with miners.
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Vatican
St. Peter’s Square
U.S
Tafl Warren
Joao Goulart
Bovegno
Italy
Pope Paul
Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Floods Sweep East Nebraska Claim Two Lives
Flood waters in eastern Nebraska from two days of heavy rain cause two drownings as Mrs. Ray Davis and a 14 year old friend Jane Kolar die after attempting to leave a stalled car. Rescues occur for the Davis family as waters inundate towns along Turkey Creek Salt Creek and the Swan River with DeWitt Memphis and Valparaiso reported flooded and crop damage described as extremely heavy.
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Nebraska
Ray Davis
Jane Kolar
Turkey Creek
Salt Creek
Swan River
Dewitt
Neb
Memphis
Valpariso
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