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THE KANSAS CITY TIMES, SATURDAY, JUNE 26, 1965 DIVORCE SUITS MARRIAGE LICENSES BRIDAL LINGERIE 190 on the They are Barton, Edwards, Ford, Finney, Gray, Hamilton, Kearny, Pawnee, Reno, Rice and Stafford. SUNDAY STAR WANT ADS 16 DOMINICANS DIE IN BATTLES Early Morning Fighting Breaks Out in Third Largest City 12 REBELS ARE DEAD More Shoes Added SHOE CLEARANCE VA NURSING CARE UR Administration Reports It Will Have 1,000 Beds by June 30 Washington (AP) The Veterans administration announced yesterday it would have more than 1,000 nursing home beds in 27 VA hospitals by June 30. Congress authorized the VA last year to provide about 4,000 nursing care beds, primarily for the older, long-term patients who do not need constant medical supervision. The hospitals where nursing care beds will be in operation by the end of the month include Wadsworth, 45, and Poplar Bluff, 49. GIVEN GRAZING RIGHTS Eleven Flood Counties In Kansas Affected (From Th Star's Washington Bureau) Washington Eleven flood counties in Kansas yesterday were offered temporary grazing privileges for livestock on lands taken out of crop production.

Walter L. Hell, Pampa, Tex. Wilma D. Choate, 2716 Parallel Angel L. Reyns.

10 S. Mill Chet Lee Lockrey, 10 S. Mill 22 William O. Isenhour, 1847 N. 29th ..23 Karen Kay Peterson, 3053 N.

22nd st. 22 Donald Keith DeWitt, 1856 S. Tre-mont 30 Patricia Karen Clark, 810 Barnett 22 Larry James Sllgar, 2025 S. 14th 19 Donna June Clune, 1220 S. 38th 18 Issued in Johnson County Donald R.

Freund, Gardner 21 Sharon K. Bell, Olathe 19 MEAT CENTER GIVEN FUND Nebraska Senator Says Subcommittee Provides $500,000 Washington (AP) Son. Roman L. llruska (It-Neb.) said yesterday a Senate appropriations subcommittee had approved $500,000 for the U. S.

meat animal research center at Clay Center, for the year starting July 1. The I louse, in passing the annual Agriculture department money bill, had allowed only $100,000. The administration had asked for $600,000. LOOK over Star Want Ads today many nftars will interest vou ON THE PLAZA were to 13.95 190 were to 19.95 all heel heights, entire stock not included. 12 A large group of summer and year round styles including black or red patent, whites, two tones, pastels, and many others in wanted styles.

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Mary Linda against Fiovd B. Newberry. Theresa C. against Dale E. Wright.

Mary against Lloyd C. Grazier. Jerry against Eva A. Kuaer. Bobbie J.

against Harold V. Eichlag. Georg a against Guy Blankenship. Irene fc. against Norbert Henrich.

Fllvorie aginst Henry L. Myers. Anna Gertrude aaamst Jack R. Walker, Bobbie Hicks. Lee against Velma June Granted in Independence Louise from Darrin James Jean Crawford Warren from Sharon ee Crawford.

Lula Mae from Alvin Edward Morris. Loma June from Nelson A. Guttridge. Filed In Independence John against Christine Heedick. Frank M.

against Alta M. Darnell. Granted In Wyandotte County Tracv L. from Jack Haldlman. Edward from Frances Breece.

Filed in Wyandotte County Lucille aqalnst Robert O'Dowd Rayne Dee against Ronald Lee Nelson Delorls C. aqalnst John H. Steele Le Roy A. against Marian L. Bond.

Jeannie L. aqalnst Wendell Stevenson. Kathleen against Francis W. Allen. Filed In Johnson County Lucille Barbara against Date J.

Meyer. Evelyn aqalnst John P. Cannon. LOOK over Star Want Ads today; offers will Interest you. many Convenient X- Four Persons Loyal Junta Listed as Fatalities to Santo Domingo (AP) Sudden sharp battles between armed rebels and forces of the civilian-military junta took at least 16 lives in San Francisco de Macoris yesterday, investigators reported.

Most casualties occurret when 40 armed rebels attacked the San Francisco power plant about dawn, investigators of the Organization of American States said after a hurried trip to the scene by helicopter. Firing could still be heard in the interior city in late afternoon. Junta Losses at Four The O. A. S.

statement listed the dead as 12 armed civilians sympathetic to the rebels and four members of the Dominican armed forces or police loyal to the civilian-military junta. Rebel sources said their partisans who survived the battle took refuge in deeply forested hills near San Francisco, the countrys third largest city. A statement by the rebel constitutionalist regime's information office said the fighting broke out about 3 oclock in the morning. It said armed partisans occupied the citys main square, forcing junta troops here to call for reinforcements. The organization of American States considered this the most serious brerach of the cease fire between the rival factions.

San Francisco de Macoris is 60 miles northwest of Santo Domingo. Strike Police Station The junta communique described the attackers as an armed band that included indi-Mduals regarded as members of pro-Communist factions. The attackers struck first at the police station about 1 o'clock. But were driven off after three were killed, the communique said. Then the armed band tried to storm a police-manned power station and a military fortress and again were repulsed, the communique said.

Pursued by police and junta troops, the raiders took refuge in a school run by nuns and mounted a machine gun on the roof, the junta said. The rebels suffered five more dead in this phase of the battle, the communique added. DO vou want repair work done around toe house Find rehab'e workers broach the Want Acs Issued in Kansas City Richard C. Stillman. Flushing Y.

27 Elinor Arm Hadley, 1243 W. 71st terr. 26 Ronald Joe Rosier. 7620 Harris ...21 Patricia Jean Ready, 4717 Appleton 21 Cleveland J. Pearson, 3932 Olive 33 Pearl C.

Nance, 3932 Olive 37 George L. Rouchka, Ir 2608 Chelsea 18 Mary D. Penman. 2615 Poolar 18 Gary P. McClain, 938 Central.

K. 23 Mary H. Williams, 4105 E. 107th terr. 18 Richard B.

Leonard, LaGrange, III. 23 Diane B. Hotman, 9805 E. 82nd 22 Larry Carl Carpenter, Seneca, Kas. 28 Martha K.

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472 E. Park, North 17 James Wood. 3039 Benton 34 Joanne E. Bennett, 2615 Lmwood 33 Cecil Browning 111, 404 E. 43rd 17 Mildred L.

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LaPuenta. Calif. Frank Severs. 3738 the Paseo Mela Lee Williams. 1662 Jefterson Curbs A Pooler, Parkville Fiora Jean Walker.

3714 N. Garfield Thomas Jackson. Decatur. III. Anna Jean Bryant, 1001 Norton James Dale Bryant, 3516 Forest Loretta L.

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U. S. 40 Knsanda Ann Frazier, 1429 Belle- Fontame Kenneth M. Murphy, 2103 Clav K. C.

Sandra Mane Ward, 2603 Vernon, K. C. Char'es Page. 1307 E. 82nd.

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