Effie Gould 100th Birthday Milestone in Richmond
Mrs Effie Gould of Oak Haven Nursing Home Richmond celebrates her centennial amid memories of 20 presidents and two world wars. Widowed since 1910, she has long lived in Franklin County with son Glenn Gould and family planning a quiet party including Bert Gould Merle Reneau and others. Grandchildren number nine and great grandchildren eighteen.
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Effie Gould
Oak Haven Nursing Home
Richmond
U. S
Franklin County
Glenn
W. 9Th
Glenn Gould
Bert Gould
Paola
Merle Reneau
Wichita
Rule Gould
Denver
Colo
Robert Docking
Richard Nixon
Gould
Kissinger To Consult With President Break In Peace Talks
North Vietnam announced the secret talks between Henry Kissinger and Le Duc Tho are interrupted until December 4 1972. Kissinger returned to the United States to confer with President Nixon and discuss the negotiation status as the White House warned against speculation. The two sides agreed to resume in Paris on December 4 with Haig and Thuy present, while reporters noted a leak and growing differences over a cease fire.
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North Vietnam
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
Tho
Xuan Thuy
Kissinger
New York
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
United States
Nixon
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Nguyen Phu Duc
Washington
U.S
David Lambertson
Choisy le Roi
Alexander M. Haig Jr
Waldorf-Astoria
John F. Kennedy
Washington Post
The
Nixon's Paris talks recessed nine days in New York
President Nixon's plans for a New York family weekend were upended as Paris peace talks were recessed to December 4. Kissinger returns to Washington to confer with Nixon as Nguyen Phu Duc is set to meet next week. The White House stressed no cease-fire obstacle. Thieu objects to any deal, while Hanoi press and Pathet Lao accuse the United States of stalling.
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New York
Nixon
White House
Paris
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Hanoi
le Duc Tho
Xuan Thuy
Camp David
Bomb raids, plane damage reported in Vietnam and Laos
North Vietnam faced more than 200 B52 strikes in five days, totaling over 6 000 tons of bombs in the heaviest raids. A second B52 was damaged by surface to air missiles, one aircraft crashed in northeast Thailand with all six crew saved. An Air America Caribou supporting Lao forces was shot down in southern Laos. In Moscow, Cosmos 537, the latest unmanned satellite, was launched.
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U.S
U Taphao
Thailand
Vinh
Vientiane
Laos
Air America
Fires in Ottawa area destroy two homes and cause heavy damage
Two fires in the Ottawa area destroyed a Pomona home and a Garnett residence. A fuel oil heater caused significant damage to Lawrence Barton’s living quarters, while a Garnett veterinarian Dean Albert suffered minor facial burns as a small house behind the Ellis home burned. Firefighters contained the Ellis property with only yards separating it from the blaze.
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Ottawa
Pomona
Lawrence Barton
Barton
Bob Granger
Jerry Ellis
Garnett
Ellis
Us-59
Dean Albert
Albert
Justices Do Nothing By JOANISTAS
Twenty one Franklin Countians were elected to the office of justice of the peace in the November elections with no compensation or real powers as the 1970 reform trimmed civil jurisdiction and eliminated criminal powers. The unified Kansas court system now absorbs such roles, and many winners were chosen by lot or by write in after voters struggled to pick candidates.
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Joanistas
Franklin Countians
Justice of the Peace
Michael Latimer
Justices of the Peace
Justices of Peace
Latimer
Office of Justice of the Peace
Kansas Supreme Court
Franklin County
Eldon Richardson
Don White
Floyd Coffman
Williamsburg Township
Bruce Spears
Charles Steen
Franklin Township
Franklin
Don Gottschamer
Appanoose Township
Leland Gilliland
Earl Turner
Centropolis
W. F. Foster
Ben Haney
Cutler
R. Gault
Russell Savage
George Barber
Harrison
William Bronson
Ron Foltz
Ohio
Billy J. Woods
Shirley A. Woods
Peoria
Leon Burgoon
Pomona
Roy Taylor
Joe Kraus
Pottawatomie
Ralph McCrea
Charles Feuerborn
Richmond
Jay Brown
Ed Crabb
Williamsburg
Fighting Again In Mideast
Syrian artillery shelled two Israeli positions in the Golan Heights in the first border firing since Tuesday’s all day clash. Israel denied any Israeli firing, calling the shelling unprovoked and not returned. Former Israeli intelligence head Haim Herzog warned of a strong reaction if Syria escalates, possibly drawing Egypt into the Suez front.
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Lebanon
Golan Heights
Radio
Damascus
Tel Aviv
Israel
Haim Herzog
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