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Kansas employment rises to mid February 826 thousand
The State Employment Security Division reported mid February employment at 826 400, up 14 000 from mid January and about 18 000 higher than a year ago. Nonfarm payroll employment reached 665 000, about 20 000 above last year.
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PEKA
Kansas
M. W. Buffon
Heath to retire from Kansas Legislature after decade in House
Salina Rep Charles F. Heath R Salina said he will retire at year end after ten years in the Kansas House. He and his wife plan to leave this weekend for a vacation trip.
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Salina
Kan
Charles F. Heath
Kansas
Ransom Hospital to Run TB X-Ray Clinics Early Week
Free tuberculosis X rays will be offered by appointment at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Monday or Tuesday. Appointments can be arranged at the Franklin County Health Office, CH 2.1873.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin County Health Office
Arkansas City man survives 10 minutes buried alive
Alvin Stussy, 42, of Nickerson, was buried for 10 minutes under three feet of earth while working at the bottom of a 13 foot ditch for Rhoades Construction in Arkansas City. He described the moment relief came as he could breathe again and was hospitalized for shock and bruises after the sewer project accident.
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Arkansas City
Kan
Alvin Stussy
Nickerson
Stussy
Rhoades Construction Company
Newton
Names of 86 servicemen killed in Vietnam released
Washington AP The Department of Defense released Monday the names of 86 servicemen killed in Vietnam Among the fallen are Army Specialist Four David R Ogle Lyndon Kansas grandson of Mr and Mrs Lewis Ogle Army Specialist Four Glen H Mosley Jr Independence Missouri Army Pfc Lewis R Dorsey Emporia Kansas and Army Pfc Earl F Fitch St Louis Missouri Missing in action or non-hostile deaths noted for several others with listed home towns and lines of service
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Washington
Department of Defense
Vietnam
Army Spec
David R. Ogle
Lewis Ogie
Lyndon
Kan
Glen H. Mosley Jr
Glen H. Mosley Sr
Hardy
Independence
Army Pfc
Lewis R. G, Dorsey
Lewis R, Dorsey
Cottonwood
Emporia
Kaw
Army
Earl F. Fitch
Ruth Liddell
Penrose
St. Louis
Body Found Near Webster Reservoir In Kansas
The body of Joseph J. Pelzel, 68, of Hays, Kansas, was recovered Monday from Webster Reservoir near Stockton, according to the Rooks County sheriff's department.
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Joseph J. Pelzel
Hays
Kan
Webster Reservoir
Stockton
Rooks County
Sheriff’s Department
Rock street project uses rock hammer on Fifteenth Street
Nobel Green of Oswego supervises the Fifteenth Street widening and resurfacing project by Freete Construction Co. of Pittsburg. To avoid blasting near homes, about 1,600 cubic yards of limestone ledges are removed with a rock hammer, with work expected to continue for a couple more weeks as debris is cleared by bulldozers.
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East Fifteenth
Rockwood Acres
Orchard Heights
Fifteenth Street
Nobel Green
Oswego
15Th Street
Freete Construction Co
Pittsburg
Green
F111 Fighter Plane Goes Into Vietnam Combat Use
TA KHLI Thailand AP The U S Air Force began precombat tests of the swing wing F111 fighter bomber at 100 miles north of Bangkok Two seat 1500 mph jet hit Mach 1 by diving to 200 feet Demonstrations highlighted its short takeoff and landing and movable wing capability Lt Col Dean Salmier and Lt Col Spade Copley piloted the aircraft which will test its night and bad weather bombing with advanced electronics Col Ivan H Dethman said the F111 could outperform present fighters and could be worth many times more in effectiveness with its electronic systems
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TA Khli
Thailand
U.S
Bangkok
Dean Salmier
Porthill
Idaho
Spade Copley
Hampton
Air Force
Ivan H. Dethman
428Th
Tax Increase In Negotiations Over Spending Cuts And Tax Hike
The White House and Congress push another round of talks to resolve the spending cut requirement tied to a potential 10 percent income tax surcharge. A $9 billion budget reduction in appropriations is proposed, aiming for about $4 billion in actual cuts for the new fiscal year, as Johnson urges austerity to fund the Vietnam effort. Millis signals cautious interest amid the stalemate.
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Washington
White House
Congress
Johnson
Minneapolis
Wilbur D. Millis
D. Ark
House
Ways and Means Committee
Old Hole Now Full Of Oil Near Kansas City
KANSAS CITY AP speculators long believed a dry hole in the Blue River bottoms east of Kansas City would never yield. This week crude oil surfaced from 200 to 250 feet down. Victor Bogacz, owner of the land, ponders next steps as engineers cite shale oil seepage and lack of local pipelines or buyer interest.
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Kansas City
Blue River
Victor Bogacz
Bogacz
European waxworks and American wax museums compared
Famed European waxworks emphasize grisly horror chambers while U S wax museums normally recreate key events and figures from American history.
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United States
Daily Report Hospital Notes Admissions and Local Notices
Admissions list includes Geneva Lawson Mary Chapin Buddy Fae bert and Mary Patrick with addresses in Ottawa and surrounding towns. Dismissals note Robert Shinn Vickie Jones Earl Humbred and others. Also Kansas City AP cattle hog and eggs market data, marriages licenses and county court actions. Duplicate bridge winners announced from Elk's Club Ottawa. Burial at Woodlawn Cemetery Pos tona.
Legal Notices Flood Control Budget Summary
A list of municipal accounts and allocations including Flood Control General Operations Highland Cemetery Perm Reserve Hope Cemetery care and maintenance State and city projects Prkg Lot construction and maintenance Motor operations salaries and benefits Social Security and retirement funds electrical and water departments and bonds reserves totaling multiple line items with exact monetary figures.
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eInt
Sk’g
City funds and reserve balances certified by clerk
Total funds and reserve and trust funds listed with specific accounts and dollar amounts. The City Clerk Donald R. Capper certifies the figures as correct, totaling 1,115,762.47 across reserve and all funds.
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Donald R. Capper
Obituary notices for Mrs Ann Held and Mrs Clara Rokes in Midwest area
Obituary notices detail the deaths of Mrs Ann Held aged 97 in Omaha Nebraska and Mrs Clara I Rokes age 80 formerly of Idaho. Held widow of Prof Frank J Held died Saturday in Florence Nursing Home. Rokes died at home near Nampa after living with a daughter. Services details include locations Towner Chapel and Highland Cemetery with multiple survivors listed.
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Ann Held
Frank J. Held
Florence Nursing Home
Omaha
Neb
The
Crosse By Funeral Home
Dorene Waymire
S. Cedar
Clara I
Rokes
Namepa
Idaho
E. 7Th
Nampa
Pam
Peoria
Charles F
Nellie A
Batesman) Crain
Pipestone
Minn
Je le Rokes
First Methodist Church
Floyd Stoffer
Nampa Rfd
Stepeson
Newton Rokes
Conus Beach
Fla
Ethel A, McEathron
Ethel Ann McEathron
Towner Chapel
Roy W. Browning
Earl Houston
O.J. McClure
Frank
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Paul Pentz
War Causing Uneasiness War Causing Uneasiness
Kansas City AP Sen Frank Carlson warned 600 builders at the Kansas City Builders Association meeting that the Vietnam War threatens civilization and could trigger World War III. He argued peace terms must not humiliate the United States, and predicted major economic shifts including tax cuts and large federal spending after the war ends.
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Kansas City
United States
Frank Carlson
Brian
Carlson
Indian Ruling Is Liberalized
Washington AP reports the House sent a bill to the Senate to liberalize funding rules for Indians on federal scholarships. The measure allows government funds to be spent at private and public colleges and vocational schools, removing restrictions on sectarian schools. Supporters say many students come from isolated areas.
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Senate
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