Local News Briefs from Savior of the World Seminary
DAVID KORTE was elected president of the sophomore class at Savior of the World Seminary Bonner Springs. A free dinner for United Fund workers is at 6 p.m. Friday at the House of Douglas. A local film Our Community Our Responsibility will be shown with brief instructions for attendees. If unable to attend, call CH 22943 by Tuesday. STUDY CHAIRS $2.00 Turner Cabinet Shop W. 15th.
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David Korte
Albert Korte
Savior of the World Seminary
Bonner Springs
United Fund
House of Douglas
Our
Franklin County Association meeting at First Methodist Church
The Franklin County Association for Retarded Children will hold a meeting at 8 p.m. Monday in the basement of the First Methodist Church in Craig Beach. A new special education class instructor will speak. In other notes, Diane Bures and Joseph Peine from Richmond are enrolled as freshmen at Jola Junior College, both 1967 Garnett High School graduates.
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Franklin County
First Methodist Church
Craig Beach
Diane Bures
Joseph Peine
Richmond
Jola
Mrs Kate Mersman Patient in Garnett Hospital
Mrs Kate Mersman of Richmond is listed as a patient at Anderson County Hospital in Garnett. The brief notice provides a concise health status update and location without additional details.
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Kate Mersman
Richemond
Andersson County Hospital
Garnett
Reorganization For Black Jack Community Club Meeting
A special meeting to reorganize and elect officers of the Black Jack Community Club is set for 2 p.m. Sunday at the American Legion Hall Baldwin. About 40 patrons and others want to use the former Black Jack Church as a community building and voting site four miles east of Baldwin. The building has been abandoned over two years and deteriorated. Temporary chairman Dana Cavender notes plans to restore and redecorate the building and repair cemetery markers and fencing at an adjacent burial ground for early settlers and soldiers. All interested persons are invited to attend.
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Black Jack Community Club
American Legion Hall
Baldwin
Black Jack
Black Jack Church
Bilding
Dana Cavender
Wall Street closes higher with modest gains
Wall Street rose Friday in active trading as the Dow gained 3.87 points to 934.5 and the AP 60 average advanced 0.3 to 340.8. The NYSE index rose 16 cents, with 701 issues up and 544 down among 1,467 traded. Volume reached 11.17 million shares. The American Stock Exchange index added 18 cents to 22.54 with 6.92 million shares traded.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Vatican forms first Finance Ministry under Pope Paul VI
Pope Paul VI named three cardinals to create the Vatican Prefecture for Economic Affairs the first Vatican Finance Ministry. The new body will oversee budget control and regulate the purse strings of every Vatican department as part of a major curia reform enacted August 18.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Prefecture For Economic Affairs
War of Words With Russia At The UN
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan analyzes the UN exchanges between Washington and Moscow over Vietnam. Gromyko’s hard stance suggests tough bargaining ahead, while Goldberg signals a possible dialogue. Hanoi’s Pham Van Dong remains wary of talks under bombing pressure as the goal shifts toward a political settlement. The piece weighs U.S. willingness to reconvene the 1954 Geneva conference against Hanoi and Moscow’s insistence on UN exclusion.
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William L Ryan
United Nations
Vietnam
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Moscow
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
United States
Gromyko
North Vietnam
Pham van Dong
Hanoi
China
U.N. Assembly
Asia
Social Security card mixup haunts Hilda Whitcher for decades
Baltimore AP report details how Hilda Whitcher’s social security number 07805-1120 caused 40 000 corrections over 30 years. Thousands copied the specimen card from a lockport wallet factory. Misreporting peaked in 1943 with 5775 quarterly wage reports before a new number was issued and her old one retired.
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Baltimore, Md
Hilda Whitcher
Social Security
Woodlawn
Livestock Men At Hearing On Water Pollution
Topeka AP report notes Kansas livestock industry represented at a hearing on rules to prevent stream pollution. Two stockmen opposed the measures, arguing no proven pollution from feed lots. official said no substantial changes proposed, and some support from Roy Schoonover of the Forestry Fish and Game Commission for permanent adoption.
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Topeka
Kansas Livestock Industry
Evan Wright
Food and Drug
State Board of Health
L.G. Ransbottom
Hebron
Neb
Republic County
Kansas
Roy Schoonover
The
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Tennis duel at Capitol pits Democrats vs Republicans on court
Capitol tennis challenge pits Sen. Joseph Clark and colleagues against GOP rivals in three doubles matches to benefit Washington Area Tennis Patrons. Clark teams with Pell and Hollings with Spong, while Baker leads a Republican lineup including Javits and Thurmond, with positions still unannounced.
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Washington
Capitol
Joseph S. Clark
D-Pa
Washington Magazine
C. Alphonso Smith
Senate
Clark
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Pennsylvania
Baker
Washington Area
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
Ernest F. Hollings
South Carolina
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
Harrison A. Williams
New Jersey
Walter F. Mondale
Minnesota
GOP
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Edward W. Brooke
Massachussetts
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Strom Thurmond
Daily Report School Menu and Local Obituary Notes
Ottawa items list school menus for each weekday with varied dishes and desserts. Ottawa area obituaries note the passing of Maurine Mancini of New York City and Jess Vanderslice of Lyndon with brief funeral and survivor details.
Stan Zbyszko Dies At Age 88
Stanislaus C. Zbyszko the Polish strongman and two time world wrestling champion died in a St. Joseph hospital at 88 He championed Greco Roman style and opposed exhibitionism in wrestling He wrestled in Poland starting at 15 and later moved to the United States in 1922 He held degrees in philosophy and law from the University of Vienna and spoke 11 languages His famous London 1910 match with Hindu Gama drew 27000 spectators before a darkness halted the bout
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Stanislaus C. Zbyszko
St. Joseph
Zbyszko
Poland
United States
Joe Stecher
Earl Caddock
Ed Strangler Lewis
University of Vienna
London
Hindu Gama
Savannah
Ransom Memorial Hospital seeks bids for addition and remodeling
First published notice for sealed proposals by the Board of Trustees of Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa Kansas for additions and remodeling of the hospital plans by Ekdahl Davis and Depew Architects. Bids due 3 00 p m October 4 1987 with a 30 day bid firm period. Copies of documents available for $20 deposit. bid security required 5 percent base bid. performance and statutory bonds 100 percent.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Kansas
Ekdahl, Davis and Depew
Kanesas Avenue
New England Building
Topeka
Board of Trustees
Me Morial Hospital
Notice of Administratrix Appointment for Effie Maxey Estate
Creditors, heirs, and all interested in Effie M. Maxey deceased of Franklin County Kansas are notified that on September 6 1967 the probate court appointed Gladys M. Chandler as administratrix of the estate. All claims must be filed within nine months from first publication or be forever barred. Anderson Byrd First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Effie M. Maxey
Franklin County
Kansas
Effie M. Maxeey
Dows
Gladys M. Chandler
Anderson & Byrd
First National Bank
Ottawa
Probate Court Franklin County Estate Case Maxey Deceased
First published September 9 1967 in the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas for the estate of Effie M Maxey deceased Case No 11753.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Effie M. Maxey
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