Car Collision Leaves Woman With Chest Pains
Mrs Julian Gutierrez 52 of Rhimbold was x rayed and released Saturday after a car crash at Fifth and Main about 2 15 pm. Gutierrez complained of chest pains from the accident when Keith Vane Valkenburg 22 of 613 S Poplar turning left from Main onto East Fifth struck Gutierrez’s car from the north. Minor damage reported. no citations issued.
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Julian Gutierrez
Rhimbold
Fifth and Main
Kieth Vane Valkenburg
S. Poplar
East Fifth
Main
Gutierrez
Major Southern California quake rattles millions across region
A strong earthquake centered near the San Diego mountains rattled Southern California and parts of Nevada and beyond on Monday night. Shocks were felt from Los Angeles to Las Vegas and Mexicali with power outages and swaying tall buildings. Seismologists placed the quake between 6 and 7.25 on the Richter scale, timing 6:28 p.m. for the initial shock followed by a sharper one a minute later.
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Los Angeles
California
Nevada
San Diego Mountains
Las Vegas
Ney
Arizona
Mexico
Mexicali
San Francisco
Charles Richter
San Diego
Calif
Imperial Valley
Richter
Prince Charles changes Cambridge studies to history
Prince Charles quits his anthropology and archaeology course at Cambridge to study history. Lord Butler, master of Trinity College, says history suits the heir to the throne better. the 19 year old freshman has given no personal explanation.
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Cambridge, England
Charles
Cambridge
Lord Butler
Trinity College
Butler
Police recount: wrecks, drunks, and divorces in Ottawa
The Daily Report lists incidents from Sunday night including a shattered windshield on a 1959 pickup. Charges follow for Charlotte Hunter and Heloise Moore for public drunkenness and speeding. Divorces filed include multiple custody cases, while a Santa Fe train collision caused minor damage and no injuries.
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R.W. Tulloss
S. Oak
Ottawa Police Department
Charlotte Hunter
Funerals for Parks Tucker and Stottlemire Held
Funeral services were held for Charles E. Parks in Kansas City with interment at Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery after his death at Menorah Medical Center. Eva M. Tucker, who died April 4, was honored April 8 with services led by Rev. Chester A. Hall. Pallbearers were named, and burial followed at Highland Cemetery. Stottlemire died April 3. services were April 8 at Ruhamah Baptist Church with Rev. Welton and Rev. Duerksen officiating and burial at Ruhamah Cemetery in Rantoul.
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Charles E. Parks
Kansas City
Gates Chapel
Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery
Parks
Menorah Medical Center
Eva M. Tucker
Lamb-Roberts
Chester A. Hall
George Puvogel
Lucky Williams
Oscar Graham
Clifford O. Bell
Harold Bundy
Floyd Jacob
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Eva M. Stottlemire
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Don Welton
Henry Duerksen
Jay Welton
Robert Welton
E. R. Stottlemire
Donald R. Stottlemire
Charles L. Stottlemire
Donald D. Stottlemire
Bert Detwiler
Det
Winter Has New Attorney Joins Winter and Green practice
Robert W. Green joins Winton A. Winter in law practice. Green is Concordia born, a Kansas State and University of Kansas Law School graduate, class of 1967, with Army Reserve service at Fort Sill. He studied under a trial judge clerkship in Ottawa and lives at 524 S. Cedar, single.
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Robert W. Green
Winton A. Winter
Green
Concordia
Kansas State
University of Kansas School of Law
Army Reserve
Fort Sill
Oklo
Ottawa
S. Cedar
No Money For HHH Delays Humprhey Nomination Bid
Washington AP reports lack of funds and building an organization from scratch delay Vice President Hubert Humphrey's bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. Friends expect him to support Kennedy and McCarthy, with Alaska and Minnesota delegates leaning toward Humphrey while others back Kennedy. President Johnson’s stance adds uncertainty as Connally and Yarborough battle for Texas support. Humphrey aims to control Minnesota convention delegates as McCarthy seeks a share.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Sens
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Eugene P. Foley
Small Business Administration
Foley
Alaska
Sitka
Sen
E. L. Bartlett
Effic
Chicago
Bartlett
Kennedy
Johnson
Texas
John Connally
Ralph Yarborough
Connally
Minnesota
McCarthy
Notice of Administrator Appointment in Prophet Estate
First published March 26 1968 and April 2 1968. George L Weix appointed administrator cta of the will of Cora E Prophet deceased by the Franklin County Kansas Probate Court on March 19 1968. Creditors must file demands within nine months from first publication or be barred. Anderson Byrd First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas attorney for administrator.
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Cora E
C.t
Prophet
George L. Weix
C.tea
Cora E. Prophet
C.t.a
Ise
Probate Court
Frankelin County
Kansas
C.t.a. of the Will of
Coral
Anderson & Byrd
Bank Bldg
Ottawa
Attys
Credntors
Frederika F. Hubbard
Thomas F. Porter
Franklin County
DUI plea lands Brei in jail and fines
John E. Brei, 27, Wichita, received thirty days in jail and a 2275 fine after pleading guilty to driving while intoxicated, driving with an open liquor bottle, reckless driving, and leaving the scene of an accident on East Fifteenth at Lincoln after a collision with August C. Chrismer, 50, Ottawa. The Elk's Club duplicate bridge winners were listed: first John Butcher and Robert Post, Baldwin. second Doris Peters and Dr. John Thornburg. third Dorthea Miller and D.F. Kyle. fourth Lorraine Mooney and Grace Sugdan, Lawrence. fifth Mary Hill and Gene Bush.
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Ralph Leland Webster
Lathar
N.Y
Ottawa University
Franklin County
Brooke B. Collison
Kansas City
Kan
Joseph L. Chapin JR
Michael K. Liebermann
Wichita
John E. Brei
Bret
August C. Chrismer
Ottawa
Lincoln
the Elk’s Club
John Butcher
Robert Post
Baldwin
Doris Peters
John Thornburg
Dorthea Miller
D.F. Kyle
Lorraine Mooney
Grace Sugdan
Lawrence
Mary Hill
Gene Bush
Kansas City Livestock Prices Reported by AP Cattle
Kansas City market notes cattle calves and steers at 23 to 27 and up to 32.50 for prime. Hogs steady to lower with barrows 19 to 25 and sows 15 to 17. Sheep with 1500 lambs and ewes listed, no further detail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Bank Holdup Thwarted After Chase Through Boston
A Boston businessman tracked three gunmen from a bank robbery in his car while his office relayed police radio updates. Four patrolmen captured the trio at gunpoint after a pursuit that began when the men entered the Western Avenue branch of the State Street Bank and Trust Co. Police did not identify the businessman.
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Boston
Western Avenue
State Street Bank and Trust Co
Miami to auction city gun hoard at City Hall
Pistols zip guns double barrels and rifles part of Miami city collection up for sale to the highest bidder with condition buyers ship weapons out of the country. About 1 365 firearms seized from suspected criminals over six to seven years are to be auctioned in the first sale of its kind. Six dealers in the United States and Canada bid. Police backed a 12075 dollar offer from International Armament Corp of Alexandria Virginia promising shipment to England.
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Miami
Fla
United States
Canada
Police Department
International Armament Corp
Alexandria
England
Paul Anedrews
Ottawa Students Sweep State Music Festival Honors
Ottawa junior high and high school students earned Class I and II ratings at the State Music Festival for Class AA schools held at the University of Kansas. Recipients included Carol Smith Vicki Strehlow Nancy Fleming Susan Wittmeyer Becky Tyson Kathy Loyd Pam Weber Brad Reynolds Betty Spencer Louise Wall Martha Coffman and others. Ottawa students collected 22 gold medals at the festival.
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Ottawa
Ottawa High School
University of Kansas
Carol Smith
Vicki Strehlow
Nancy Fleming
Susan Wittmeyer
Becky Tyson
Kathy Loyd
Pam Weber
Brad Reynolds
Betty Spencer
Louise Wall
Martha Coffman
Ronnie Matthews
Jackie Weber
Greg
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines For Local Paper
Per word rates set for one to six insertions with a five percent deadline ahead of publication day. Five line ads accepted until 9:30 a.m. on publication day. Card of thanks priced per word with a minimum. Blind ads incur a separate charge. National rates apply per line.
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Richard K. Sommer
S. Main
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N. Cedar
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W. Sth
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Rantoul
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Ada) Cope
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Taylor Forge
1St and
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Bob Redesford
General Printing and Paper Co
East 17Th St
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Lawerence, Ks
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Avon
Neosho Street
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Electrolux
Fred Meador
315 West 6Th
ASTOM
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Pickering Piano Service
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Overbrook
Jack Nelson
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Myers Bros
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Davis
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Wren
Norstake China Service
Dell
Ben Heidner
Golden Star
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Singer
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Clary’s Fine Stores
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