Myrtle Coltrane Returns From Six Week Idaho Vacation
Pomona area news notes Myrtle Coltrane has returned from a six week vacation with Dan Coltrane and family in Rexburg Idaho. She was met in Lawrence by Albert Swallow and wife. Sightseeing included Yellowstone Park. Her son is chief radio engineer in Rexburg. Visiting also were Mrs George Johnson Nowata Oklahoma and Miss Audrey Glenn Ark City. The group joined Mr and Mrs Ray Holiday and Mr and Mrs John Carpenter Hughes at a Pomona home. The Andersons and baby joined for dinner before heading to Kansas City to pick up Ruby Anderson in Topeka en route to Oklahoma City. Edward Johnson and two children from San Diego visited siblings Lionial and Oliver.
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Myrtle ‘Coltrane
Dan Coltrane
Rexburg
Idaho
Lawrence
Albert Swallow
Arkansa City
Ray Holiday
John’ Carpenter
Hughes
Olf
Carpentester
Olie
Babcock
Tonganoxie
Karl. Anderson
Baby
Topeka
San Diego
Calif
Lionial and
Oliver
Kansas School Tutor Back From Summer Classes
Duane Shaw returns to his position as physical education instructor at a junior high in Kansas City Kansas after teaching driver education classes in Kare, sas City during the summer. Cindy, Ottawa, and Liontad Gordon Dyer are mentioned in association with the group.
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The
Liontad
Gordon Dyer
Cindy
Ottawa
Migs Ola
Duane Shaw
Kansas Ily
Tion
Kansas
Guy
Kas
Kare
Sas City
Vietnam’s Nhu Seen as Misunderstood Power Behind Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu, brother to President Diem, has become a powerful and widely disliked figure in South Vietnam after martial law and a harsh crackdown on Buddhists. He promotes a unique mix of Catholicism Buddhism and existentialism, heads secret police and the Revolutionary Labor Party, and wields influence through his wife Mrs. Nhu, a prominent political figure and hostess who speaks for women’s rights.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Research Institute of America
U.S
Communist Party
Revolutionary Labor Party
Republican Youth Movement
Washington
United States
National Assembly
Women’s Solidarity Movement
Government Critic Imprisoned In Seoul After Hospital Arrest
South Korea's military authorities arrested former Premier Yo-Chan Song at Yonsei University Hospital for high blood pressure treatment. He was moved by army ambulance to Mapo Prison after an arrest warrant was shown by the military investigation authority. Song, 47, a three star general, faces charges of unlawfully executing three military personnel in 1950 and slandering the government. The army court martial trial was postponed due to his health.
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Nhu
Red China
Peking
Seoul, Korea
South Korea
Yo-Chan
Tiger) Song
Seoul
Song
Yonsei University
Mapo
Military Investigation Authority
Kei Won Kim
Army
Army Prosecutors
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Mississippi
Barbara Nave
Louisiana
S@nda Baucum
Wisconsin
Barbara Bon
Pomona Area News
Chuck Hendrickson
Lawrence Ogg
Gamblea the Friendly Store
America
North Viet Nam
Ottawa Herald
Coronado
Remington
Springfield
Phos Fed
Plos Fed. Tox
Brunswick
Aerte
Otasco
Eveready Flashlight
Oklahoma Tire & Supply
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