State News Briefs Farm Medal
Medals for agricultural contributions were presented Friday to Rep Garner Shriver R Kan and Ralph Foster Topeka former Land Bank employee and longtime agricultural editor at the 50th anniversary conference closing session of the Federal Land Bank of Wichita. Robert W. Lucens Beloit was elected president of the Federal Land Bank Association of Kansas Howard Hadsell Kingman was named vice president and Jack Roberts Emporia secretary.
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Wichita
Garner Shriver
R-Kan
Ralph Foster
Topeka
Land Bank
Federal Land Bank of Wichita
Kansas
Oklahoma
Colorado
New Mexico
Robert W. Lucens
Beloit
Federal Land Bank Association of Kansas
Howard Hadsell Kingman
Jack Roberts
Emporia
Train injury verdict awards McPherson woman 61000
Mrs. Treva Elliott aged 60 of McPherson Kansas received 61000 in damages after a 1963 train incident in Hutchinson. The jury found the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railroad negligent for not assisting them or providing a step stool. Her grandson Timothy, five, was being helped as they left the train.
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Wichita
Treva Eliott
McPherson
Kan
Hutchinson
Elliott
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railroad
Shriver Warns Cuba Threat Grows in Latin America
Rep Garner E Shriver told Wichita Pan American Club Cuba now poses greater security and development risks than since the Castro revolution He warned Castro aims at a regional revolution and that Cuba pursues belligerent policies toward Latin neighbors while the U S focuses on isolation and UN aid that benefits Cuba.
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Wichita
Garner E. Shriver
R-Kan
Pan American Club
Cuba
Latin America
Kansas
Castro
Latin Neighbors,’ Shriver Said. He Said That the U.S
United Nations
Arsenic Found Ties Sumner to Kansas Murder Case
In Salina Kansas AP Mrs Mary Margaret Sumner 34 faced first degree murder charges after a toxicologist testified the exhumed body of Roy Clark contained arsenic capable of causing death Clark died in March 1964 The judge planned to rule by Monday on whether evidence warrants a trial Mrs Sumner denied the charge at arraignment and has since remarried returning to Kansas from Riverside County California
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Salina, Kan
Mary Margaret Sumner
Roy Clark
Clark
BL. Glendening
Glendening
Dist
L.A. McNalley
Sumner
Kansas
Riverside County
Calif
Man suffocates at Parsons concrete plant
E. Howell, 63, suffocated under a pile of sand at a Ready-Mix plant in Parsons as he inspected freshly unloaded sand. An employee found him and firemen took 40 minutes to recover the body. Howell was a former president of Mid-America Inc and a director of the Kansas State Chamber of Commerce.
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Parsons, Kan
Forrest E. Howell
Parsons
Howell
Mid-America Inc
Southeast Kansas Economic Development Organization
The
Kansas State Chamber of Commerce
United Nations General Assembly resumes business agenda
The U N General Assembly moves to its substantive work next week after a Middle East debate delay and a sharp Cuban attack on the United States. Cuban Foreign Minister Ray Roa accused U S policy of exploitation in Latin America while U S Rep L H Fountain dismissed his statements as false and inflammatory.
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General Assembly
United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Middle East
Cuba
United States
Security Council
Assembly
Outer Space
Ray
Roa
U.S
Latin America
Vietnam
North Vietnam
United Nations
Rep
L.H. Fountain
D-N.c
Fountain
Eureka Sale Enables 8000 Acre Bar S Ranch Transfer
A Delaware firm bought the 8000 acre Bar S ranch near Eureka Kansas for about 2.5 million. O and B Holdings, Inc. acquired the ranch farm equipment and 2800 cattle including 250 registered Herefords, from C. Sutton who had owned the land since buying it from Ralph Pryor 14 years earlier. The sale excludes 2000 head of calves sold for nearly 300,000. Sutton plans to retire to Wichita and live in Sutton Place. He previously owned the Vornado plant and developed a lucrative electric fan venture in the 1950s.
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Wichita
Bar-S
Eureka
Kan
O and B Holdings, Inc
C.4
Sutton
Ralph Pryor
Bar S
Sutton Place
Vornado
VA Doctor Slater Dies In Wichita At 64
Dr. Paul R. Slater 64 chief of out patient services at Wichita VA since 1951 died Friday in a local hospital. A native of Ohio he served in the office of the surgeon general of the United States from 1943 to 1946.
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Wichita
Paul R. Slater
Veterans Administration
Slater
Ohio
Surgeon General of
United States
Audivox Hearing Aids Offer Free Information
Audivox Hearing Aids use Computer Analysis to take guesswork out of fitting. The product is licensed under AT&T and Bell Labs patents. Send for free information to Audivox Hearing Aid Center 119 W. 7th Topeka Ky 60608.
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Audivox
American Telephone and Telegraph Company, Inc
Bell Telephone Laboratories, Inc
Audivox Hearing Aid Center
W. 7Th
Topeka
Quail Season Debate Ends With No Change
Wichita AP reports the Kansas Forestry Fish and Game Commission heard farmers and sportsmen complain Friday about a shortened 1967 quail season with staggered dates. Chairman Lombard said there is no evidence of action this year, while critics questioned the rule based on landowner pressure and inconsistencies with pheasant season timing.
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Wichita
Kansas Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Frank Lombard
Sion
Lombard
Ted Cunningham
Wamego
Riley County Fish and Game Association
Manhattan-Wamego
Commission
Tion Kfdi
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Cunningham
Ralph Cramm
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Conn
Selmer
Bundy
Martin
Bach
Getzen
Artsy
Gemeinhardt
Roth
Gotz
Heberlin
Ludwig
Slingerl and
Guitars
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Gibson Appello
Customcraft
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