Dog Missing After House Fire In Ottawa Community
A Brown Cocker Spaniel named Jeeper fled the DeWayne Lofgreen residence during a Thursday fire. The Lofgreens seek information on the dog’s whereabouts as Ottawa residents report the blaze. Separately, local notices include a divorce petition filed in Ottawa District Court and several minor court actions, with community events and local updates throughout.
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Jeeper
DeWayne Lofgreen
Lofgreens
Earl E. Heckman
Ottawa
Norma Dale Heckman
Fontana
Calif
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Keith C. Shumway 9108 S Hickory Mrs Elizabeth Ackerman 625 N Hickory Glenn Ingram 313 S Cherry Mrs Nellie Myers RFD 4 Friday Births to Mr and Mrs James Raby 210 Powhattan a son Friday weight 10 lb 121% oz Dismissals include Mrs Eugene J Domnanish RFD 1 Princeton Thursday
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Keith C. Shumway
S. Hickory
Elizabeth Ackerman
N. Hickory
Glenn and
Roy Ingram
S. Cherry
Nellie Myers
James Raby
Powhattan
Friday
Eugene J. Domnanish
RFD
Princeton
Fliers Continue World Flight From Dhahran and Natal
Geraldine Mack of Columbus heads to Dhahran Saudi Arabia to continue a solo round the world flight in a single engine plane. Joan Merriam of Long Beach plans to depart Natal Brazil for an 1800 mile leg to Dakar on Africa s western bulge.
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Cairo
Geraldine Mack
Columbus
Ohio
Dhahran
Saudi Arabia
Joan Merriam
Long Beach
Calif
Natal
Brazil
Dakar
Africa
Cattle Feeder Charges Chains in Farm Meeting
About 500 farmers met in St Joseph to discuss cattle market woes led by Kenneth Anderson of Emporia Kansas. He blamed powerful chain stores for keeping meat prices high and urged a producer commission to set prices. The group blamed imports from Australia New Zealand and Ireland for depressing the market while officials said only Congress can curb imports. Representative Hull Avery and others urged action but noted little chance of passage with 125 bills pending.
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St, Joseph, Mo
Kenneth Anderson
Emporia
Kan
Anderson
United States
Australia
New Zealand
Ireland
William R. Hull Jr
Missouri
William Avery
Kansas
Erwin Dubbert
Laurens
Iowa
Don Magdanz
Omaha
National Livestock Feeders Association
George Mehren
Congress
Executive Branch
Rep. Avery
House
Ways and Means Committee
Diplomatic debate over United States policy toward Latin regimes
A report on visiting diplomats debating how far Washington should oppose dictatorships and military governments in Latin America. They questioned the effectiveness of U.S. pressure, urged continued contact, and pondered whether the Johnson administration would recognize extreme regimes. The Brazil scene shows land ownership gaps, past reform failures, high inflation, and political tension between the army and conservative elites.
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United States
Dise
Latin America
John F. Kennedy
U.S
Washington
Johnson
Brazil
Goulart
Mazzilli
Global Communist tensions eyed in Zanzibar standoff
The piece notes Kennedy and Johnson pondering world conflict while Khrushchev presents optimism. It says the Soviet Union may seek reconciliation but Chinese divergence grows. A shift in influence across southern Asia Africa and Latin America is forecast, with Zanzibar as a key eye line for Moscow and Beijing.
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United States
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Moscow
Asia
Africa
Latin America
Zanzibar
China
Empty School Remains Lone Signal Of Dream
In west Wichita a $500000 school building sits empty as county commissioners consider an amended zoning request. The project by Baptist minister Dr. Martin Ralstin aimed to create a Christian academy with Bible study, supported by nursing homes. Receivership left $525000 in bonds and $70,000 bonds for the Gideon Baptist Church. Final disposition appears months away as planning officials may review the amended zoning proposal for a smaller plot.
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Wichita
Martin Ralstin
Washington
Ohio
P. J. Warnick
Warnick
Wichita Christian Academy, Inc
Ralstin
Gideon Baptist Church
California
Millard Carleton
County Commission
Elmer S. Peters
Planning Commission
Johnson summons congressional leaders for NSC meeting
President Johnson calls leaders from both parties to a 2 p.m. EST session with the National Security Council to discuss world affairs developments. White House press secretary George Reedy says no prior instance of Congress meeting with the top Security Council has occurred and will not detail the meeting's nature.
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Washington
Johnson
National Security Council
White House
George Reedy
Congress
Security Council
Reedy
Gypsies Rally To Waite Migel Marks In Illness
Gypsies from Seattle Dallas Portland Los Angeles and western cities gathered at St Mark's Hospital Salt Lake City to watch over Migel Marks 60 ailing clan leader in fair condition His son Miller said more than 1000 relatives would arrive by today and some from Europe seeking news of his health
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Salt Lake City
Utah
Seattle
Dallas
Portland
Ore
Los Angeles
West
Migel Marks
Miller Marks
Europe
St. Mark’s Hospital
KC Markets Report From Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 300 head calves none hogs 2 000 moderate activity barrows and gilts up to 25 cents higher sows steady weights 190 260 lb 14 25 50 1 2 200 3230 lb 14 65 75 sows 1 3 280 400 lb 12 75 13 50 400 500 lb 12 25 75 sheep 25 old crop lambs steady good and choice 21 00 22 00 consumer eggs large 25 27 wholesale eggs large 80 percent A 30 32 12 mediums 80 percent A 28 31 14
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Kansas City
Supreme Court weighs Kansas book burning case
The Supreme Court hears arguments on Kansas seizing 1,715 books ordered burned as obscene. Kansas AG William M. Ferguson defends action while PK News Service argues the seizure violates free speech and due process. Chief Justice Warren questions prosecuting sellers versus confiscation.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kansas
William M. Ferguson
P K News Service
Junction City
Kan
Ferguson
High Court
Front Brings Wind and Rain Across Kansas
A cold front spread across Kansas bringing cloudiness cooler air and increasing northeast winds. Precipitation ended tonight except in the extreme northwest where moisture fell heavily with Bird City 0.78 inch Atwood 0.77 inch and Goodland 0.18 inch. Northeasterly winds up to 25 to 35 mph, with stronger gusts 58 mph at Chanute.
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Topeka
Kansas
Bird City
Atwood
Goodland
Chanute
Absenteeism Grows as Senate Debates Civil Rights Desegregation
In Washington the Senate debates the House civil rights desegregation section with Senators Douglas and Cooper leading the partisanship. The coalition aims for quick quorum and steady debate but absences by Humphrey and Kuchel slowed proceedings. Douglas argues for AG authority to suit desegregation, noting only about one percent of Negro students in the Old Confederacy attend desegregated schools a decade after the Supreme Court ruling.
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Washington
Paul H. Douglas
D-M1
John Sherman Cooper
R. Ky
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Thomas H. Kuchel
R - Calif
Coalition
Douglas
Old Confederacy
Supreme Court
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Prineville
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Karen Indall
Ash
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Ottawa Garden Club
John Lawerence
South America
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Dorothy Fox
K. U. Medical Center
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Mulberry
ARMY
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Louis E. Johns
Waverly Rfc 2
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Fort Riley
Myra Kay Droge
Les A. Droge
S. Main
Washburn University of Topeka
Droge
Ottawa High School
Topeka Women’s Club
NAVY
George W. Davis
Josephine Davis
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Honolulu
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Bill Hull
House Ways and Means Committee
St. Boniface
Scipio Hall
Richmond
Scipio School House
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Nalion
Ngc
Rexall Drug
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Thar
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Senate Fight
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