Freshman Arrives From Spain to Attend Ottawa University
Jim Teghtmeyer flew in from Rota Spain to live with grandmother Lena Cyre and uncle Larry Cyre at 711 Cypress for a year while he attends Ottawa University as a freshman. His parents and siblings remain in Spain as his father serves in the U S Navy. News brief notes for sale old newspapers 10c each. Ottawa Herald advertisement.
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Jim Teghtmeyer
Rota
Spain
Lena Cyre
Larry Cyre
Cypress
Ottawa University
Francis Teghtmeyer
U. S
Teghtmeyer
U.S. Navy
CAB Rules Dynamite Plot In Crash
The CAB ruled the May 22 Continental Airlines crash near Unionville Missouri a dynamite plot. It stated a dynamite device was placed in the towel bin of the right rear lavatory to destroy the aircraft, with FBI still investigating. Reported prior details linked victim Thomas G Doty to dynamite purchases and large life insurance, with prior armed robbery charges.
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Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
Continental Airlines
Unionville
CAB
Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBI
Thomas G. Doty
Kansas City
Doty
Tenderfoot Pins At Richmond Scout Camp
Tenderfoot pins awarded to Terry Rinehart Dean Chapman Ronald Jacob and Martin Floyd by Boy Scout Troop 72 of Trinity Methodist Church at a Richmond area campsite. Parents and relatives attended the campfire as the troop camped Friday to Sunday on a site donated by Ralph McCrea. Scoutmaster C R Pointer and assistants led the weekend event with several committee members camping.
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Trinity Methodist Church
Richmond
Terry Rinehart
Dean Chapman
Ronald Jacob
Martin Floyd
Ralph McCrea
C. R. Pointer
Everett Chapman
Gary Fisher
KC Markets Kansas City Auction Report Snapshot
KC Markets Kansas City cattle numbers show 2 500 cattle 150 calves and steady to higher movements across categories. Hogs 3 400 head with steady barrows gilts sows prices. sheep 800 slaughter lambs steady with varied grade ranges.
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Kansas City
Charged After Chase In Ottawa On Open Bottle and Escape
Jerry Thompson of two miles north of Ottawa faces charges including open bottle in the car speeding reckless driving driving without a license and failure to heed a patrol car's red light. Patrolman Ken Hitt spotted Thompson weaving driving his 1954 Ford on North Main and pursued him at about 90 mph until he fled down Wilson Street to a dead end abandoning the car and eluding capture. Thompson later allegedly admitted the incident and spent the night in a field before reporting to police.
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Jerry Thompson
Ottawa
Thompson
North Main
Ken Hitt
Hitt
Wilson Street
Balloon Flight Tests Cosmic Ray Effects On Animals
A 380 foot high balloon launched from MOFFETT FIELD carried two monkeys and two hamsters along with beetles seeds nerve cells and an emulsion pack for Canada as part of NASA Ames radiation studies. The 54 hour flight aims to study cosmic radiation effects for manned spaceflight with a prior flight in July delivering mixed results.
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Moffett Field
Calif
United States
Ames Research Center
Goose Bay
Labrador
Edmonton
Alberta
National Research Council of Canada
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ames Center
NASA
Webb Haymaker
Death of Mrs Ben Miller 66. former Vassar resident
Mrs. Ben Miller, 66, formerly of Vassar Osage County, died Monday in Los Angeles. Funeral services at Evangelical United Brethren Church, Vassar, Sunday at 2:30 pm with burial in Vassar Cemetery. Born March 20, 1896, she was daughter of Fred and Mary Kersten. Survived by husband Ben Miller, two sisters Martha Kraft Paola Leona Greening Studio City and brother Fred Kersten El Cajon. Friends may call Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon Sunday until noon.
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Ben Miller
Vassar
Osage County
Los Angeles
Calif
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Vassar Cemetery
Fred
Mary (Baltz) Kersten
Martha Kraft
Paola
Leona Greening
Studio City
Fred Kersten
el Cajon
Shaffer Mortuary
Lyndon
Gavin resigns as ambassador to France amid private life focus
Washington AP James M Gavin has resigned as ambassador to France returning to private life The White House praised his service saying the move stems from personal and financial concerns not policy differences Gavin might be succeeded by Charles Bohlen former ambassador to Moscow Gavin led Arthur D Little before his posting and planned to return to Cambridge firm while a successor is named
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Washington
James M. Gavin
France
White House
Gavin
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Charles E
Chip) Bohlen
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Arthur D. Little, Inc
Industrial and Engineering Research Organization
Cambridge, Mass
Cambridge
Pepperdine founder George Pepperdine dies at 76
George Pepperdine, Kansas born philanthropist who founded George Pepperdine College in 1937 with a 2 million grant and created the Pepperdine Foundation, died at 76 in Los Angeles from aneurysm at his home after years of illness. Funeral services will be at Pepperdine College Thursday.
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Los Angeles
George Pepperdine
Kansas
Pepperdine
George Pepperdine College
Church of Christ
Pepperdine Foundation
Mound Valley
Kan
Pepperdine College
Funerals for Mrs Susie A Blow Held at Towners Chapel
Services for Mrs Susie A Blow who died July 27 were held at Towner's Chapel July 31. Rev Charles P Knight officiated. Pallbearers were Fred Frakes Perry Porter H E French Albert Masenthin Adam F Wicke and C L Breckenridge. Mrs Ervin Happy sang hymns accompanied by Mrs J M Kilgore. Burial was in Highland Cemetery.
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Susie A
Susie A. Blow
Towner's Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Fred Frakes
Perry Porter
H. E. French
Albert Masenthin
Adam F. Wicke
C. L. Breckenridge
Ervin Happy
J. M Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Franklin County Budget Approved in Public Hearing
Franklin County commissioners approved the 1963 budget of 1,898,256.65 at a morning hearing in the commissioners’ office. County Clerk Bruce Spears and County Treasurer Alma Edwards attended. The levy stands at 22.73 per 1,000, with retirement funds allocated and subject to next Tuesday’s primary election.
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Franklin County
Commissioners’ Office
Bruce Spears
Almeda Edwards
Spears
Hospital Notes Admissions in Small Town Ledger
Admissions list includes Robert Dean Good Wellsville Fred Spears 700 E 1th Tuesday Douglas Smith RFD 2 Williamsburg Gail GreenQuenemo Wednesday Dismissals name lists Wanda Linda Hermreck John Dickinson and baby daughter 744 Ash Mrs Rex Simmons and baby daughter RFD 4 Carolyn Krueger 835 E 9th Gail Green Quenemo Wednesday.
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Robert Dean Good
Wellsville
Fred Spears
Douglas Smith
RFD
Willamsburg
Gail Green
Quenemo
Wanda
Linda Hermreck
John Dickinson
Ash
Rex Simmons
Carolyn Krueger
Governor Defends Schnacke in State GOP Clash
Governor John Anderson defended Don Schnacke amid talks of his removal as state party chairman after criticism over a $200,000 highway contract held by Schnacke's engineering firm Servis Van Doren and Hazard. The remarks came before a Milford Dam dedication and ahead of the August party council meeting.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Don Schnacke
Milford Dam
Schnacke
State Party Council
Dale Saffels
Servis, van Doren & Hazard
Farm Plan Discussed At Kansas Farmers Union Meet
TOPEKA AP A special Kansas Farmers Union convention will discuss urgent action to preserve the family farm. Directors authorized the meeting, the second special convention in union history. President Martin J. Byrne urged legislation to provide a better permanent income for the family farm, citing its critical role in state and national economies despite gains from 1961 farm laws.
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Topeka
Kansas Farmers Union
Martin J. Byrne
Byrne
Cat Dies After Ride In Ottawa Car
An Ottawa resident’s car stalled when a cat sneaked under the hood. The animal broke the fan belt and suffered injuries before a Humane Society worker euthanized it.
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Humane Society
Faubus Re-elected In Arkansas Democratic Primary
Gov. Orval Faubus won a fifth term after a campaign stressing moderation on desegregation. He carried segregationist votes and accused no extremist intent, while Sen. J. William Fulbright secured a fourth term. Opponents warned of dictatorship risks, with both governors facing November Republicans.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Arkansas
Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
Dale Alford
Sid McMath
Alford
McMath
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Winston Chandler
Fulbright
TWA Reports $12 Million Loss for 1962 Half-Year
Trans World Airlines posted a net loss of 12.5 million dollars for the first half of 1962, an increase of 758 thousand compared with the same period last year. The carrier cited a 25 percent rise in international revenues and total revenue climbing to 185.1 million from 166.3 million.
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New York
Trans World Airlines, Inc
TWA
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Traffic Death Log
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday with figures for July and August as well as yearly totals. The Herald notes a weekly $5 tip reward for reader news tips.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kennedy to Take Two-Week Tour of Italy
Jacqueline Kennedy and her daughter Caroline will depart Tuesday for a two week vacation in Italy.
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Tom Walsh
Pat
Mike
LaVale, Md
William Lantis
Washington
Jacqueline Kennedy
Caroline
Italy
Ottawa Kansas approves street improvement North Poplar Street
City ordinance authorizes grading guttering curbing and paving of North Poplar Street from Wilson to Dundee including intersections with steel reinforced Portland cement pavement six inches thick and 28 feet wide. It provides for levies assessments bonds and citywide improvement bonds if funds are unavailable with ten year maturity and five percent interest.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Wilson Street
Poplar Street
Dundee Street
State of
Emporia Area Livestock Sales Listings
A consolidated listing of livestock sale dates and locations across Kansas. Auctions occur Fridays in Emporia, Saturdays in Ottawa, Tuesdays in Osage City and Ottawa routes, with several midweek sales in Overbrook Gun City area and Pomona. Additional notices show times and contact references for farm sales and auctions in surrounding towns.
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Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kas
Overbrook Livestock Sale
Overbrook
Kansas
Allen County Livestock Auction
Gas City
Night and dairy livestock sales listed around Ottawa Kansas
A sequence of consignment and dairy sales across Kansas and Missouri lists dates and locations. Ottawa posts include Aug 1 and weekly sale events by Franklin County Sale Company at Locust and Wilson, with multiple Aug dates. Nearby Lyndon Neosho and Princeton events are noted, covering horse and furniture sales, dairy closings, and roadside farm auctions.
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Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Osage City Sale
Emporia Livestock Sale Co., Inc
Jim Cunningham Farm
Sas
Norrie Johnson & Son
Appanoose High School
Osage City Livestock Sale
Osage City
Franklin County Sale Co., Inc
Charles — Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
West Wilson St
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Henry Behemns
Lyndon
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
James Cunningham
Earl Moore
Norwood
Franklin County
Norris Johnson & Son
Pomona
Franklin Co
Walter FE
Hegberg
Holstein
Princeton
Help Wanted In Ottawa Kansas Appliance Jobs
Male Help Wanted 19 WANTED at once by Douglas Brothers A Serviceman with appliance experience This is an opportunity for the right person EXPERIENCED Delivery and stock man furniture and appliances Salary open depending on experience Starting immediately Openings for two men 83.00 per wk guarantee and special training 100.00 and up weekly after four weeks Write Box S-61 care of Ottawa Herald NATIONAL organization has opening in this area for ambitious man with car Write 922 So Cherry Ottawa Kansas WANTED at once a salesman with experience in selling furniture and appliances Apply in person Douglas Brothers
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Douglas Brothers
Ottawa Herald
Cherry
Ottawa
Kansas
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Bob” Cowdin
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