Perry campaigns in Ottawa for third term as state treasurer
A jumble of notices lists Walter H. Perry Republican candidate campaigning in Ottawa on Friday for a third term as Kansas state treasurer. Also promoted are a 1963 Plymouth four door wagon sale, a Social Security field rep at the Social Welfare Office on August 5, a piano tuning service, a Wichita social welfare workshop attendance, a dance at Eagles Club with Nightingale Band, the Ottawa Garden Club meeting with slides of Europe, a glass company August closure, a political broker ad trading a governor bid for primary Aug 4, and campaign ads by Bill Avery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter H. Perry
Ottawa
Kansas
Bill Avery
Pol
Adv
Thaw Ordered To Silence Air Conditioner At Night
In Norwich, Judge Joseph S. Longo granted a temporary injunction ordering Dr. B D Thaw to turn off his home air conditioner at night after neighbors complained the unit kept them awake. The dispute arose despite the $45,000 system cooling Thaw’s residence in an exclusive West Hartford area. Attorney and Mrs Harry L Nair filed the case citing nighttime noise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norwich
Wrecked by Wrong Turn Causes Minor Two-Car Crash
Celeste K. McCarty, 65, of 625 S. Mulberry, was cited for illegal right turn and for driving from the wrong lane after a two car collision late Friday morning in the 200 block of North Main. Lloyd W Cruse, 57, of Grand Junction, Colorado, drove a 1958 Chrysler in the inside lane and struck McCarty’s 1956 Ford. Damages were $60.35 to Cruse and $20 to McCarty. No injuries were reported.
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Celeste K. McCarty
S. Mulberry
Tecumseh and Main
N. Main
Lloyd William Cruse
Grand Junction
Colo
Chrysler
McCarty
Coin Collectors Meet Monday
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club plans a 7:30 p.m. meeting in the Anchor building basement with guest speaker Ken Harrington, club president. A coin auction and refreshments will follow. all interested in coin and stamp collecting are welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Ken Harrington
Ottawa Rfc
Harrington
Senate OKs information bill after minor amendments
In Washington AP reports the Senate voted Friday to pass a freedom of information bill after technical changes, sending it to the House whose fate was unclear. Assistant Senate Democratic Leader Hubert H. Humphrey and sponsor Edward V. Long D Mo agreed to the minor amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey and Son
Edward V. Long
D-Mo
Recreation Program Serves 2100 Persons
The Ottawa recreation program ended after 2100 participants in June and July. Swimming attracted 1133. Forest Park pool classes 750. 287 passed Water Safety. 92 adults attended Ottawa University classes. 400 boys and girls enrolled in school Playgrounds. 112 in baton twirling. 36 local ball teams with 580 players. 50 tennis students. 250 tots in City Park pool. 30 horseback and 30 high school conditioning participants. The effort is funded by a mill levy and school funds. new baseball diamond at W 2nd noted. Cox thanked city, schools, Ottawa University and civic groups.
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Orris Cox
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Red Cross
Ottawa University
Ottawa
Little Pool
City Park
Divers To Go After Karts At Lake Garnett Grand Prix
Pomona divers Earl Matthews and Max Ribeau plan to retrieve go karts and drivers feared to plunge into Lake Garnett Sunday during Grand Prix races sanctioned by the National Kart Associations. The junior race for ages 11 to 13 starts at 10 a.m. with an 11 15 a.m. adult engine event following. The feature dual engine karts in B and C open classes may hit 120 mph on the west straight. Single engine karts run about 75 mph. A juniors and modifieds race closes the program at 3:30, with juniors lasting 45 minutes and adults 90 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pomona
Lake Garnett
Earl Matthews
Max Ribeau
Oklahoma Reapportionment Ordered by Federal Court
Oklahoma Gov. Henry Bellman says no delay in calling special primary elections to align with a federal court order. A three-judge panel voided the state's primaries and ordered a population based reapportionment, creating a 48 member Senate and 99 member House, following Supreme Court equal population rulings. The action marks a defeat for rural legislators who dominated the legislature for decades, and the Justice Department notes it as a first in which a federal court overruled state legislative elections.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Henry Bellman
Oklahoma
U.S. Department of Justice
Charles Nesbitt
Senate
U.S. Supreme Court
River Project Approved by Senate Subcommittee
Approval for an 9-foot Missouri River channel deepening project between Kansas City and Omaha passed the Senate Appropriations subcommittee at a total cost of 8.4 million dollars. The budget calls for 2.7 million in initial funding while the House had approved 4 million.
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Washington
Senate
Missouri River
Kansas City
Omaha
House
Wagner to White House visit becomes a weekend stay
Washington AP Mayor Robert F Wagner of New York travels to the White House as an overnight guest of President Johnson and his wife. The trip follows Wagner's nomination talk, Harlem riots, and Johnson’s shifting vice presidential considerations though Humphrey and McCarthy remain top contenders.
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Washington
Robert F. Wagner
New York
White House
Johnson
George Reedy
Wagner
Duncan
Robert Jr
Reedy
Harlem
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Counties Get State Money Reported Allocations
Franklin County received 2764.29 from the special motor carrier fee for the county road and bridge secondary fund. Anderson County got 2364.52, Osage County 2993.90, and Miami County 2877.63.
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Franklin County
Anderson County
Osage County
Miami County
Belt Drive Into Swing
The Jaycees campaign for seat belt awareness progresses slowly with 20 of 100 belts sold. Installations begin this afternoon on Park Street City Park area near the band shelf while a wrecked car at 2nd and Main serves as a sales prompt. Belts cost 8 dollars installed 6.50 uninstalled with Rollen belts available.
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Jaycees
Park Street
Band Shelf
City Park
2Nd
Main
Gary Carruthers
Garnett Man Hurt Friday Tractor Accident Injures Miller
Romanus Miller, 49, Garnett RFD 1, suffered three fractures of the neck when a tractor tire blew and a board struck his neck. The incident happened at 8 a.m. Friday at a Bush City service station. He is listed in good condition at Anderson County Hospital.
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Romanus Miller
Garnett Rfd 1
Bush City
Miller
Anderson County Hospital
Ranger Mission Costs 260 Million Dollars Rise
NASA announced the Ranger program to photograph the moon will cost 260 million dollars. The cost of Ranger 7 is about 28 million dollars, and Ranger 7 landed on the moon Friday after sending a stream of pictures. Two more Ranger missions are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
North Worse Than South says King warns on escalating race riot risk
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says race relations in the North are deteriorating faster than in the South and predicts violent rioting if big changes are not made. He urges swift action in northern cities, proposes a Harlem pilot for anti poverty, and notes the South may desegregate faster though Mississippi lags.
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Atlanta
Martin Luther King Jr
South
North
King
New York
Harlem
Mississippi
Campaign Oratory Seeks Open Government in Kansas
Hutchinson AP reports McDill Boyd promising open government with no secret meetings or ballots as he runs for governor. Wichita AP notes State Sen Paul Wunsch endorsing a 40 percent state foundation plan to fund schools, reducing local property tax burden via indirect state funds.
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Wichita
Paul Wunsch
Kansas
Wiles vows best qualified Democrats for Kansas
Harry G. Wiles, candidate for the Democratic gubernatorial nomination, pledged to appoint the best qualified Democrats and women to his administration and denied making any promises to secure votes. In Moran, Ralph Hiett, running for lieutenant governor, faulted the Kansas Grain Inspection Department being based in Kansas City, arguing it harms attracting business and industry to the state.
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Kansas
Moran
Kan
Ralph Hiett
Allen County
Kansas City
Hart Opposes Earnings Tax in Kansas Governor Bid
George Hart, Democratic candidate for governor nomination, repeated opposition to an earnings tax. He called for free textbooks for elementary students and a state education foundation program. At a luncheon, he suggested instituting a state income withholding tax.
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Pittsburg
Kan
George Hart
Polling Places Set for Aug 4 Primary Elections
Polls open 8 am to 6 pm August 4 for the primary. In Ottawa wards one through six polling sites are listed at churches, schools, libraries, city hall, and other public buildings. Appanoose through Williamsburg townships also have designated polling venues including grade schools, churches, and hall facilities.
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Appanoose Township
Appanoose
Centropolis
Centropolis Township
Richter
Cutler Township
Royal Neighbors
Rantoul
Franklin Township
Methodist Church
Greenwood Township
Greenwood
Harrison Township
Elm Grove
Hayes Township
Brown
Homewood Township
Lincoln Township
Wycoff
Ohio Township
Princeton
Ottawa Township
Ottawa
Peoria Township
United Brethren Church
Peoria
Pomona Township
Pomona
Pottawatomie Township
VFW
Lane
Richmond
Williamsburg Township
Williamsburg
Parishioners Defy Restorers Over Crux in Montecreto
In Montecreto Italy parishioners refuse to surrender a possibly 12th century crucifix for restoration. After authorities and art experts moved it for repairs, villagers voted to keep the piece, warning legal action if it is not turned over by August 7. The crucifix remains housed in a local sexton’s home.
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Montecreto
Italy
Modena
Deepart
Fine Arts Agency
Tonino Cenacchi
Cenacchi
Moedena
Sexe Ton
Courts Open For Tennis At Forest Park In August
Forest Park tennis courts will stay lined for two weeks or more for public use as the summer recreation program ends. The night Playground facilities will also remain open for civic groups. contact Don Woodard for usage details. The rest of the program ends today.
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Orlis Cox
Recreation Commission
Forest Park
Cox
Don Woodard
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Admissions list includes Mrs Minnie Phillips Cedar House Nursing home Mrs Ale vin Cox 847 Hamblin Mrs Raw lie Price RFD1 Princeton Mrs Harry Bates 418 Logan Friday Vernon Coleman Wichita Saturday Births to Mr and Mrs Theodore More lan Lyndon son Friday weight 8 lb 1102 Dismissals include Mrs Wilson Mack RFD 1 Friday
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Minnie Phillips
Cedar House Nursing Home
Alevin Cox
Hamblin
Rawlie Price
Theodore More Lan
Lyndon
Son
Wilson Mack
Funeral services for John Craycraft held at Richmond Methodist Church
John Craycraft died Friday. Funeral services set for 10 30 a m Monday at Richmond Methodist Community Church with Rev Gerald Snell officiating. Burial will follow in Richmond Cemetery.
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John Craycraft
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Gerald Snell
Richmond Cemetery
Death notices for Mrs Hannah Meeder Wellsville 87
Mrs Hannah Meeder 87 of Wellsville died at Downtown Hospital Gardner after a three year stay. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Coughlin Funeral Home Wellsville with Rev Clarence Harder officiating. Burial in Clearfield Cemetery. Born August 3 1876. Husband died 1934. Survived by four daughters four sons one stepson four brothers and two sisters.
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Hannah Meeder
Wellsville
Gardner
Coughlin Funeral Home
Clarence Harder
Clearfield Cemetery
Baldwin
Mae Garrett
Kansas City
Bernice Kipp
San Jose
Calif
Cornelia Alexander
Fargo
N. C
Albert
Garnett
Archie
Edgerton
Florin
David
Chattanooga
Tenn
Phillip Meeder
Englewood
Colo
Three Cited Overnight Arrests By City Police
Three people were arrested overnight by city police. Rose Brown Brazzi, 1410 S Main, was arrested for speeding 32 mph in a 20 mph zone in the 500 block of S Main by radar. David L Chamberlain, 33, Gardner, was arrested for speeding 36 mph in a 20 mph zone in the 200 to 300 blocks of N Main. Isabel Martinez Jr., 34, La Joya Tex, was arrested on complaint for being drunk in a private place. He was jailed.
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Rose Brown Brazzi
S. Main
David L. Chamberlain
Gardner
N. Main
Isabel Martinez Jr
la Joya
Tex
Classified Ads Rates and Terms Displayed
Local and national classified ads priced per line with discounts. Blind ads incur extra. Trade territory charges apply per word. Lodge notices with emblem cost $1.00 per inch. Two insertions offered for $1.50 total.
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Crites Body Shop
G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Social Welfare Office
Ellis
Wanda Baird
University of Kansas
Eagles Club
the Nightingale Band
Saffron Glass Co
Garnett Man
Ranger
Wawa
Land
Ana
Dee Ellen Lister
Mary Ann McGaugh
Sadi
Harry Wiles
Leavenworth
Harry G. Wiles
Wiles
City of Ottawa
First Ward
Ottawa Baptist Church
Lincoln School
Franklin County Court House
Carnegie Library
Ward Science Hall
Commissioners' Room
City Hall
Third Ward
Episcopal Church
Eugene Field School
Kansas Loan Co
Garfield
Church of the Brethren
Waverly
JO Downer
Donald Averill
Velma F. Powers
Lavey Maxine Look
Ed Reekie
Wyers Bros
Claude
Howard
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Dyer
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