Franklin County People-to-People meeting and club notices
A 7:30 p.m. Franklin County People-to-People meeting is set for today at the First Baptist Fellowship Hall. Tryout sessions for Sweet Adelines Inc. membership will be held 7 to 8 p.m. on Wednesday May 12 and 19 at North Baptist Church. Marvin Lamont, a KU sophomore, was elected administrative officer of Arnold Air Society. OK Discount Store hours are 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. daily, 1-5 p.m. Sunday. Beasley named business manager of Pittsburg State College yearbook “The Kanza.”
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Franklin County
First Baptist Fellowship Hall
Sweet Adelines Inc
North Baptist Church
Adv
Marvin Lamont
University of Kansas
Don LaMont
Ottawa Rfc 2
Arnold Air Society
Air Force Rotc
David Lee Beasley
David H. Beasley
Board of Publications
Pittsburg State College
Sewing Machine Clinic set for May 13 at VFW Hall
Harold Stover and Jack True, extension engineers, assist Rosemary Crist in a county home economics Sewing Machine Clinic at the VFW Hall on Thursday May 13. The session runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Homemakers bring their own machines and call the extension office for a list of items to bring.
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Harold Stover
Jack True
Rosemary Crist
V.F.W. Hall
County Extension Office
Farm Prospects for 1965 Raise Income Forecasts
CHICAGO AP Farmers face a strong year with total gross income for the nation's farms likely to exceed 50 billion dollars in 1965. Livestock and livestock products are set to lead gains, with crops incomes expected to dip modestly from 1964. The 57th Annual AFMA convention panel, led by Carroll Streeter, projects 1965 farm cash receipts above last year's 42.1 billion, and average farm income over 14,506 dollars. Beef, hog and sheep raisers are favored, egg prices may improve late year, and dairy levels are expected to hold.
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Chicago
Farm Journal
Carroll Streeter
American Feed Manufacturers Association
Sleepy Time Invades TV Sleepy Time Invades TV
Cynthia Lowry reviews NBC summer offerings noting Cloak of Mystery with Simone Signoret and Lee Marvin, Telephone Hour tribute to Tin Pan Alley, Tonight Show challenges, and the new Merv Griffin Show debuting syndicated. Observes reliance on reruns and familiar songs to cut costs as TV enters sleepy season.
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Cynthia Lowry
NEW York
Network
NBC
Simone Signoret
Lee Marvin
Miss Signoret
Tin Pan Alley
Irving Berlin
Hoagy Carmichael
Stardust
Carol Lawrence
Gordon Macs Rae
Leslie Uggams
Johnny Carson
Merv Griffin
Griffin
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs and Eggs
Kansas City market notes show cattle steady to 25 higher with good and choice at 25,000 to 27,25. feeder steers 23,50 to 25,50. cows 13,25 to 15,00. hogs up 0.75 to 1.00. barrows and gilts 20,25 to 21,00. sows 16,75 to 18,75. sheep steady with lambs 26,50 to 27,00. Egg and butter prices unchanged with wholesale large eggs at 28,1 to 28,14 per dozen and mediums at 26,28.
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Kansas City
County Court records list multiple traffic fines
Barney Leon Worley of Midwest City Oklahoma cited August 4, 1964 on 135 speeding 70 in a 60 mph zone pleaded guilty and fined 10 dollars and costs. Merle T. Kelly of Chanute cited May 3 on 1e35 at Wellsville no valid license dismissed. Robert L. Whirley of 504 W 7th cited May 9 on Ke68 at Pomona speeding 47 in a 40 mph zone pleaded guilty and fined 7 dollars and court costs. George Lynn Frey of Pomona cited March 5 six miles west of Us59 on Sand Creek road pleaded guilty driving with license suspended fined 100 dollars and court costs. Willis C. Suttle of Williamsburg RFD 2 cited May 9 nine miles northeast of Ottawa on I-35 pleaded guilty speeding 85 in a 70 mph zone fined 15 dollars and court costs.
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Barney Leon Worley
Midwest City
Okla
Merle T. Kelly
Chanute
Wellsville
Robert L. Whirley
Pomona
George Lynn Frey
Sand Creek Road
Willis C. Suttle
Williamsb
Ottawa
Tornado Damage Estimated at 2.77 Million in Nebraska
Lincoln Nebraska AP The National Guard on Tuesday estimated Saturday's tornado attack across northeast and east central Nebraska caused 2 773 000 in damage across 16 counties. Boone County Primrose village damage was pegged at 1 million.
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Lincoln
Neb
The
National Guard
Nebraska
Boone County
Changes Listed As Lone Solution
A four month study led by Jerome C. Byrne urges the University of California to reorganize its structure to curb student unrest. The 85 page report recommends creating a commonwealth of autonomous campuses with separate charters and broader student self government including off campus advocacy on civil rights and foreign policy.
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Los Angeles
University of California
Berkeley
University Regents
Beverly Hills
Jerome C. Byrne
Byrne
Board of Regents
Edward W. Carter
Republicans Back Johnson Fight Over Poll Tax Ban
Washington report details Republican support for Johnson as the House Judiciary Committee debates striking a poll tax ban from the voting rights bill. Key players include Rep. William M. McCulloch and GOP Leader Everett Dirksen, with Sen. Edward Kennedy proposing the amendment and Sen. Thomas Kuchel backing preservation. The outcome hinges on later House Senate conference action and constitutional questions. Virginia Texas Alabama and Mississippi still apply state poll taxes.
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Johnson
House Judiciary Committee
Tueseday
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GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Edward M. Kennedy
DeMass
John F. Kennedy
Sen
Thomas Kuchel
California
White House
House-Senate
U.S
Virginia
Texas
Alabama
Mississippi
Nicholas Katzenbach
Supreme Court
Pomona Bus Hits Car in Town Street Collision
A 17-year-old Pomona girl suffered neck and back pain after a collision on Majin Street at Pomona Tuesday afternoon. Linda M. Kiehl drove a 1962 Chevrolet, followed by a 1961 school bus driven by Richard A. Altic. Both drivers blamed the other as the right front fender, bumper light, and tire of the bus were damaged about $150, while the car sustained $1,000 in damage to the trunk, left rear fender, and frame. No arrest. no hospital treatment reported.
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Pomona
Majin Street
Linda M. Kiehl
Richard A. Altic
Altic
Linda Kiehl
District Court Verdict In Auto Collision Case
A district court jury found Harold L. Hermann not liable in a wrongful death damage suit filed by Carl Harness administrator of Anna P. Harness estate. Harness alleged Hermann's careless driving caused a 1964 wreck that killed Anna P. Harness, with Elizabeth Harness driving the other car. The case sought 175000 for medical, hospital, funeral costs and damages for mental anguish and parental care. The trial began Monday and concluded Tuesday at 5:50 p.m.
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Harold L. Hermann
Westphalia
Carl Harness
Kansas City
Anna P. Harness
Harness
Heremann
Hermann
Elizabeth Harness
Baker Names Alumni Heads for 1965 66
Baker University names its Alumni Association officers for 1965 66 following an Alumni Council meeting. Ralph Polson, class of 1950 and head of Triangle Investment Co., Baldwin, is elected president. Mrs. Sam Haskin of Olathe, class of 1934, becomes vice president. Rich ard P. Brown, class of 1938 from Baldwin and director of Alumni Affairs, is secretary treasurer. Polson succeeds Mrs. Clayton Pittman of Kansas City Kansas. Office terms begin Alumni Day June 5 during commencement weekend.
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Baker University Alumni Association
Ralph Polson
Triangle Investment Co
Baldwin
Sam Haskin
Olathe
Richard P. Brown
Polson
Clayton Pittman
Kansas City
Kan
Baker
Baker University Announces Summer School Sessions
Baker University's summer school will run in three sessions under Dean B A Gessner. Session one June 8 to July 2, session two July 5 to July 30, and session three August 2 to August 27. Courses offered include art biology business administration economics education English French history mathematics music physical education political science psychology religion sociology and speech.
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Baker University
B. A. Gessner
Building Permits for Four Family and Garage Issued
May 11 permits grant Lyle Hanes of Louis Ames approval to erect a four family apartment house in Hanes subdivision at an estimated cost of 20000 dollars and to build a garage at 912 North Sycamore with an estimated cost of 1000 dollars.
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Lyle Hanes
Hanes
Louis Ames
N. Sycamore
Tax District Budget Help Sessions Planned
A days long series of meetings on June 3 will aid Franklin County taxing districts in drafting new budgets. County clerk Bruce Spears will host with auditors from Santa Fe Railroad as a public service. Meetings occur by township and city at 8:30 a.m. through 3 p.m. at the courthouse with lists of participating areas.
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Franklin County
Bruce Spears
Santa Fe Railroad
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list includes George A Johnston Rantoul Charles Scott Williamsburg Candi Cain Ottawa RFD 3 Tuese day Dismissals cover Ben Wright 1010 S Cedar Ernest Eaton Williamsburg Ernest Kimmel 1015 N Cedar Lawrence Pearson O A Frank Fehrenbach Ottawa RFD 1 Raymond Bettge Ottawa RFD 3 Almus Gantz Osage City Tuesday Also Mrs Hank Crockett and baby girl 1947 Cottonwood Wednesday
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George A. Johnston
Rantoul
Charles Scott
Williamsburg
Candi Cain
Ottawa
RFD
Tueseday
Ben Wright
S. Cedar
Ernest Eaton
Ernest Kimmel
N. Cedar
Lawrence Pearson
O.A
Frank Fehrenbach
Raymond Bettge
Almus Gantz
Osage City
Hank Crockett
Cottonwood
Bridge Winners Elks Club Duplicate Winners
First north south teams were Mrs Richard Doty and Garnett with Mrs Floyd Indall from Ottawa. Second north south were Jim Russell and Hal Halstead from Lawrence City. First east west were Mrs Warren Casey and Mrs E E Hartett from Lawrence. Second east west were John Butcher from Baldwin and Merle Price from Ottawa.
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Elks Club
Richard Doty
Garnett
Floyd Indall
Ottawa
Jim Russell
Lawerence
Hal Halstead
Kanesas City
Warren Casey
E. E. Hartett
Lawrence
John Butcher
Baldwin
Merle Price
Look Ma No Chute Parachute Stunt Sparks Fraud Suit
Federal lawsuit seeks 3000 in punitive damages from Rod Pack and 3000 from pilot Harold Hanes over a New Year's Day stunt near Arvin California. Pack jumped from 14600 feet without a chute until a companion halted the free fall and attached a harness. The suit claims the action endangered air traffic and profited from film sales.
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Los Angeles
Rod Pack
Pack
North Hollywood
Arvin
Calif
Bob Allen
Allen
U.S. Atty
Manuel Real
Harold L. Hanes
van Nuys
Ahen
Hovercraft tests fail as four ride and roll over
SAN FRANCISCO AP Testers of a flying boat designed to zip commuters across San Francisco Bay were dunked Tuesday when the craft capsized. The four passengers in the Hovercraft, which rides on a jetsail cushion above the waves, were rescued by a military patrol boat and towed to shore. John Cunningham, vice president of San Francisco-Oakland Helicopter Airlines, said a right turn at about 60 miles per hour caused the rollover and that tests reveal the limits to be learned.
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San Francisco
San Francisco Bay
John Cunningham
Deaths Mrs. Lucille Harrison of Wellsville dies at 48
Mrs. Lucille Harrison 48 of Wellsville died Tuesday morning at Miami County Hospital where she had been hospitalized since April 10. Services will be Friday at 2 p.m. at the Wellsville Methodist Church with Rev. Clarence Harder and Rev. Paul Leslie officiating. Burial in Wellsville Cemetery. She was born April 12, 1917 in Philadelphia to William and Elizabeth LaRue. She married Dr. Victor Haury in 1946. they moved to Wellsville in 1947. She had two sons, Victor Givens Haury and Nicholas Arnold Haury, and later remarried Donald Harrie. She worked as a medical assistant at the Miami County Clinic in Paola and was a member of the Wellsville Methodist Church and the Wellsville Chapter of the Eastern Star. She is survived by her sons, sister Doris Parker of New Jersey, and Mr. Harrison of Wichita.
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Lucille Harrison
Wellsville
Miami County Hospital
Wellsville Methodist Church
Clarence Harder
Paul Leslie
Wellsville Cemetery
Harrison
Philadelphia
William and
Elizabeth (Jones) LaRue
Victor Haury
Miami County
Paola
Funeral services for Willie Edwin Williams
Funeral services for Willie Edwin Williams who died May 8 were May 11 at the Towner Chapel. Rev S E Hopkins officiated with pallbearers Elvin Ellis Willis Moten Ferris Woods Herbert Moten W C Campbell and Wilmer Thompson. Hymns were sung with Mrs Jim Kilgore accompanying. Burial was in Hope Cemetery.
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Willie Edwin Williams
Towner Chapel
S. E. Hopkins
Elvin Ellis
Willis Moten
Ferris Woods
Herbert Moten
W. C. Campbell
Wilmer Thompson
Leora Hopkins
Roberta Walsh
Jim Kilgore
Hope Cemetery
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