Girl Injured In Collision Near County Intersection
Dee A. Crawford, 18, of rural Baldwin, was hospitalized after a car crash while driving a 1981 Falcon east on a county road that borders Franklin and Douglas Counties. She required treatment for facial injuries and a possible rib fracture and was released from Ransom Memorial Hospital. William McGrath, driving a 1955 Ford pickup from the south, was not injured. no citations were issued. The four mile west of US 59 intersection is noted as a recurring crash site due to blocked vision from high ground and vegetation. Crawford was to be a finalist in the Kansas Daily Princess Contest at Hutchinson State Fair next Friday.
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Dee Ann Crawford
Falcon
Miss Crawford
Rawson Memorial Hospital
Dee A. Crawford
Baldwin
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Franklin
Douglas
William MceGrath
Ottawa
McGrath
Miss’ Crawford
Kansas Daily Princess
Hutchinson State Fair
Hospital Sues Eleven Over Debts in Franklin County Court
Eleven individuals are named in Franklin County suits by Ran som Memorial Hospital seeking $1,803.95 in alleged debts. The Board of County Commissioners acts as plaintiff, listing each defendant with address and amount due, including J. E. Fannin Pomona $124.90 and Henry Mason Pomona $202.20 among others.
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Franklin County
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Board of County Commissioners
J. E. Fannin
Pomona Red
George W. Heckman
South Sycamore
Edward F. Parker
South Poplar
Richard Jones
North Spruce
George Franks, Jr
Pomona
Delores Godinez
North Locust
Earl Hynes
North Oak
Lois Gumm
Wellsville Rfd
Willard Brittingham
West ‘Sth
Arnell EB. Horne
Williamsburg
Henry Mason
Breaks Off Relations Between Malaysia and Indonesia
Malaysia declares it will cut diplomatic ties with Indonesia and the Philippines after Malay demonstrators attack the Indonesian Embassy in Kuala Lumpur. The riot follows a mob action at the Malaysian Embassy in Jakarta and protests across Medan, North Sumatra, with over 15,000 people taking part.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Philippines
Jakarta
Medan
North Sumatra
Madaye
Singapore
Sarawak
North Borneo
Tan
Kur
Kaw Navigation Survey Okayed
Washington AP A House Public Works subcommittee approved Rep. Robert F. Ellsworths resolution calling for an Army Engineer survey for navigation on the Kansas River between Lawrence and Kansas City. The survey is estimated to cost 26000 dollars.
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Washington
House
Public Works
Robert F. Ellsworth
Kan
Army Engineer
Kansas River
Lawrence
Kansas City
Tauys Too Names For Five Fischers Cause Delay
Tauys Too notes the Fischer family has delayed naming all five children, a humorous example of how parents struggle with naming. The snippet mentions fashion and footwear references like Real McCoys and Paines Bootery, ending with a casual signoff Ady.
OU Begins Drive For New Chapel
Ottawa University seeks a chapel auditorium by extending three year Centennial pledges. J R Cheney, chair, said two thirds of the 120000 Centennial goal must be raised with pledges through 1966. An anonymous donor offered 200000 if 300000 more is raised by Thanksgiving. Enrollment of 712 plus faculty exceeds the current 682 seat Administration building.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
QU Union
J. R. Cheney
Chaiman
Cheney
Andrew B. Martin
Fischer quints reach end of fragile first hours
The Fischer quintuplets near the end of the critical first seven hours of life with all doing well. Gifts and names are reported as over 35000 with well wishes from families and hospitals. The babies, delivered by Dr James Berbos at St Luke's Hospital, bring support ranging from services to college scholarships for their family.
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Aberdeen
James Bérhos
Mary Ang’ Pincher
Dangencremal
Perod
Mary Stephen
St. Luke's Hospital
Catherine Davis
Mary Margaret
Margaret Dorman
St. Luke's
Mary Magdalene
James Andrew
St Ph's College
Philadel
Hurricane Cindy Slams Texas Coast Then Diminishes Inland
Hurricane Cindy struck the Texas coast near Port Arthur and Galveston with strong winds and high tides before it weakened inland. Civil Defense reported minimal property damage though Cameron Parish faced significant peach crop losses amid mass evacuations and sheltering in Port Arthur Beaumont and Galveston. Officials noted limited rainfall and tides, with emergency responses mobilized by the Salvation Army and other groups to shelter up to 10,000 refugees.
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Port Arthur
Cindy
Texas
Louisiana
Arthur-Beaumont-Orange
Cameron Parish
Carla
Cameron
Audrey
Texas Department of Public Safety
Carl Reon
Main Street
Beaumont
Galveston
Gulf of Mexico
Lake Charles
Alfred Roberts
Salvation Army
Birmingham Negroes Plan Protest March on Wallace
Birmingham leaders plan a march on Montgomery to tell Gov. George Wallace their belief he caused the racial tension that led to the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. About 1,200 Negroes endorsed the march after a rally noting the deaths of four girls, with services for two others. Federal troops are on alert but no new troops authorized.
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Birmingham
Wallace
Ala
Montgomery
George C. Wallace
State House
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Carol Robertson
St John's African Methodist Episcopal Church
Washington
Weather forecast shows cloudy periods with storms Wednesday
Partly cloudy tonight with a cloudy Wednesday bringing rain and scattered thunderstorms. Tonight's low in the mid to upper 60s, Wednesday high in the 70s. Previous day highs around 80, lows about 65, with historic records noted for 1953 and 1903.
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Toay
Sosa-Rodriguez elected UN General Assembly president
United Nations New York AP reports Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez Vene zuelan Tawyer diplomat was chosen as president of the UN General Assembly as the 18th session opened. Delegates foresee debates on race in Africa and East West tensions, with Kennedy due to address the body.
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United Nations, N. Y
Carlos Sosa-Rodriguez
U. N. General Assembly
United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Africa
Nial
South Africa
Portugal
World Forum
Britain
Rodesia
South Viet Nam
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
U.S
Lester B Pearson
U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
New York
Gromyko
Rockefeller Signals Conditional GOP Backing in Nomination
Sen. Barry Goldwater said he would support Gov Nelson Rockefeller if the New Yorker secured the GOP nomination and ran on a platform addressing present problems and future opportunities. Rockefeller suggested his backing would be to any GOP nominee who shares that realistic, positive approach.
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Barry Goldwater
Nelson
Rockefeller
GOP
Goldwater
Govers
U. S. News and World Report
Arizona
Goldster
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Tauy
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McCoy
New Chapel
Fred Shuttlesworth
Sixth Avenue South Baptist Church
Denise McNair
Addie Mae Collins
Cynthia Wesley
Melvin Bailey
Bulletin
Social Committee
Cheyenne
Tommy
Johnny Shepherd
Eugene Shepherd
Wellsville
RFD
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