AMA President Infected With Political Bug
Chicago AP report profiles Dr. Charles L. Hudson of Cleveland as he becomes president of the American Medical Association and notes his appetite for physicians to engage in politics. Hudson, 61, a Republican, says public office is a new but intriguing idea and recalls encouragement from Nixon and Dr Appel to pursue civic leadership.
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Charles L. Hudson
Cleveland
American Medical Association
Hudson
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
James Z. Appel
Lancaster
AMA
The
Academy of Medicine of Cleveland
Ohio State Medical Association
Warning Issued Over Golf Ball Seekers Hazard
Chief Jimmie M. Little and Mayor Elton Hill warned golfers and youths near the Slate Creek area west of the pool about dangerous golf ball seeking. Police will patrol the area to eliminate the hazard and protect players from unsanitary conditions.
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Jimmie M. Little
Elton Hill
Slate Creek
Little
FATHER DIES OF STROKE IN OKLAHOMA
Will Shaddix of Lindsay Oklahoma, father of Mrs Loren Ostrander of rural Wellington, died today after a stroke on Monday. Mrs Ostrander and her brothers Bob and Carl Shaddix left today for Lindsay. Brown Mortuary is in charge.
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Will Shaddix
Lindsay
Okla
Loren Ostrander
Wellington
Anti government monk Thich Tri Quang defies hunger strike order
Thich Tri Quang, leading an antigovernment Buddhist faction, refuses to end a 21 day fast despite a supreme church order. In Saigon, U S air attacks press North Viet Nam and U S ground troops press coastal hills as defense contractors push a pay rise deal to end a local strike.
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South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
U.S
North
Viet Nam
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North Viet Nam
Thanh Hoa
Defense Department
Rmk-Brj
Tri
Thich
Tri Quang
Buddhist Institute
Thich Tam Chau
Army Imposter Awaits Long Flight Home from Viet Nam
David Stucki, 21, a San Francisco computer operator, posed as a private first class by swapping uniforms and papers to join the Vietnam War. He flew to Saigon on emergency leave and was detected in the engineer battalion, hastily sent back as officials seek to recover him. His father, Dr. Virgil Stucki, is a Lafayette dentist, and UC Medical Center manager Roland Waal reacted with astonishment.
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South Viet Nam
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San Francisco
Stucki
Viet Nam
Golden Gate
Travis Air Force Base
Saigon
U.S
Virgil Stucki
Lafayette
Calif
Roland Waal
University of California's Medical Center
Argentina Military Coup Ousts President Illia
Argentina's military leaders staged a bloodless coup ousting President Arturo Illia and forming a junta led by Lt Gen. Juan Carlos Ongania. The move dissolved Congress, the Supreme Court, and all political parties while Illia sought asylum abroad after resisting resignation.
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Kenneth L. Davis
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Arturo Silva
Juan Carlos Ongania
Congress
Supreme Court
Ilia
Uruguay
Casa Rosada
Pascual A. Pistarini
Navy
Elizabeth Scott Dies at Cedarview
Mrs Elizabeth Wampier Scott aged 84 of 912 West Harvey died at 415 p m Monday in Cedarview She had lived in the area most of her life She belonged to the First Christian Church Survivors include son Floyd Wampier two daughters Lena Thomas Elva Daniels 11 grandchildren 27 great grandchildren 3 great great grandchildren Services set for 230 p m Thursday at Frank Funeral Home Rev Dennis Rutledge to officiate Burial in Prairie Lawn Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday night
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West Harvey
Bola
Oer Mast
First Christian Church
Floyd Wampier
North B. Wellington
Lena Thomas
N. Olive
Wellington
Elva Daniels
South Haven
Frank Funeral Home
Dennis Rutledge
Prairie Lawn Cemetery
Wellington Area Weather Outlook Tonight and Wednesday
Partly cloudy, warm and humid night continuing into Wednesday. Low temperatures 70 to 75 while daytime high climbs to 95 to 98 degrees.
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Wellington
Ethics Committee Recesses After Dodd Testimony
The Senate Ethics Committee recessed after four days of public hearings into misconduct charges against Sen Thomas J. Dodd. Dodd testified he traveled to West Germany in 1964 on official Senate business but for a lobbyist friend, Julius Klein. He said the trip aimed to study the Stashinsky case and offered to help Klein if needed. The panel did not set a resumption date, with July 15 as a possible return time when Klein is expected to testify.
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Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
West Germany
Senate
Dodd
Connecticut
Stashinsky
Julius Klein
Klein
Chicago
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
D- Miss
Germany
Ethics Committee
Senate Internal Security Subcommittee
Bogdan Stashinsky
James P. Boyd Jr
Foreign Relations Committee
Stennis
Hubert H. Saat Tanks
United States Suspends Diplomatic Ties With Argentina
The United States formally suspends diplomatic relations with Argentina over the military coup that ousted President Arturo Illia. Press officer Marshall Wright announced in Buenos Aires that U S officials will have no contact with the new Argentine government and consultations will be held with other Rio conference participants.
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United States
Argentina
Arturo Illia
Marshall Wright
Buenos Aires
U.S
Fireworks rules clash with city limits and weekend
Fireworks sales and shooting are restricted in Wellington city limits until Saturday July 2 and again on July 4 while banned on Sunday July 3. Police report early crack bursts inside the city. Also reported are donations to the Kansas Disaster Fund and golf tournament results. Voters receive new registration cards. WHS 1945 reunion announced. multiple birthdays and weddings noted.
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Kansas Highway Patrol
Dorothy Brandt
American Red Cross
Kansas Disaster Fund
Wichita
Welco, Inc
Mayfield Federated Church
Wheat Capital
Fred Riecker
City OKs Highway Right of Way Resolution 1869
At Monday night’s city commission meeting the approval and adoption of City Right of Way Resolution No. 1869 for Highway 160 were completed. Bids on transformers were opened with Layne Western Co. low bid at 8989 dollars. A well contract for the power plant was awarded to Layne Western. Salary raises were approved for several city workers and Pete Gomez was terminated from the sanitation department.
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Jack Hook
Layne Western Co
Golf Greens
Layne Western
Public Housing Authority
Frank Kingery
Norman Dean Glenn
Sanitation Department
Police
William Newland
Leroy Kile
Pete Gomez
U.S. Travel Up as Americans Spend More Abroad
Foreign visitors to the United States rose 14.3 percent in the first five months, totaling 379,366. Meanwhile Americans traveled overseas in 1965 and 1966 at higher rates, pushing the travel deficit situation and prompting calls to boost foreign travel promotions.
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United States
U.S
Commerce John T. Connor
Department
State Department
Mexico
Canada
Simon resigns to take Kansas sports information director post
Simon resigns today as sports editor of the Daily Oklahoman and Oklahoma City Times to become sports information director at the University of Kansas. Bob Dillinger is named successor as assistant sports editor with Ray Doldan to replace Dellinger. Simon, a 194 KU graduate, led the paper for the past three years after joining in 1948.
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Topeka Kan
State Journal
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Daily Sun
Lawton, Okla
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