Ike Returns To Hospital Once More
Washington AP Dwight D. Eisenhower 77 is back in Walter Reed Army Hospital with a urinary tract ailment described as undiagnosed. Doctors report his condition good and comfortable as studies seek the cause. He was rushed by helicopter from Gettysburg on Tuesday with Mrs Eisenhower arriving later by car.
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Steinbeck Jr Arrested For Pot Possession
John Steinbeck IV, son of the Nobel laureate, was arrested in Washington for possessing marijuana and maintaining a nuisance after police found about 20 pounds of cannabis in a suitcase. He pleaded innocent, with a trial set for November 16, while his father remained hospitalized in New York.
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Gas exploration could stall without higher producer prices
Dallas AP report says natural gas exploration lags and may slow further unless the Federal Power Commission allows higher prices to producers. TIPRO urges 18 to 21 cents per thousand cubic feet interstate pricing, citing risk of rising consumer costs or dwindling gas reserves if the rate remains near 18 cents. Netum Steed, TIPRO president, notes state sales face less regulation.
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Wichita
Freshman Marvin Jones Seeks Teaching Career After Long Hiatus
Marvin Jones, 38, enrolled at Butler County Community Junior College in El Dorado after 19 years away from school. A former Hartford police officer with 14 months in Korea, he hopes to earn a degree to teach physical education and guide youths away from past mistakes, including skipping classes.
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Man Wins Half Million In Wichita Wreck Case
A 22 year old Wichita man Larry Hudson was awarded 550000 in damages in district court for injuries from an auto crash on April 17 1965 that killed three other Wichita residents. The defendant was Gary Nelson of Goddard Kansas. The Hudsons and three other Wichita families received related awards totaling 25000.
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Robert Stephan
E. W. Hudson
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Gary Nelson
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Boyd B. Avery
How the Mighty Fell in Kansas Grain Embezzlement Case
William H. Addington, a former GOP gubernatorial candidate, faces January trial in Reno County on embezzling 494000 bushels of government grain. Magistrate Woodson bound him for trial after a Feb preliminary hearing with 16 witnesses. He also faces a separate Sedgwick County case in Wichita for issuing false warehouse receipts.
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Bryan Woodson
Addington
Tuessday
Commodity Credit Corporation
Shelley Graybill
Elkhart
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Wichita
Fur Get It Men Stolen furs hurled from apartment window
Pittsburgh police closed in on an uptown apartment on a tip about $20,000 worth of furs stolen by crooks. The furs were discarded from a window as officers approached, but the thieves eluded capture despite the noise alert.
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KC City Manager Gets Order Against Firemen
Kansas City city manager Carleton Sharpe said the city would not seek a restraining order in a partial work stoppage by firemen. The agreement allows negotiations to resume under mediator Daniel C. Rogers with a citizens advisory board, while firefighters will answer alarms but perform no other duties unless talks fail. The dispute, in its third stoppage in 16 months, centers on pay and hours, with Rogers endorsing staffing changes affecting union membership.
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Kansas State Historical Society elects new officers
Floyd R. Souders of Cheney is named president at the annual Kansas State Historical Society meeting in Topeka. Clifford R. Hope Sr. of Garden City is first vice president and U S District Judge George Temp lar of Topeka is second vice president. Outgoing president A B Sageser of Kansas State University discussed a forthcoming book on Joseph L Bristow.
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Teenage fad inhaling glass chillers causes deaths
A harmful trend among youths involves inhaling contents of a beverage glass chilling spray. Reports describe seven U S deaths tied to narcotic effects and voice changes. Victims used balloons bags or direct mouth inhalation, leading to suffocation from a gas lacking oxygen.
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