Oklahoma State Summer advisement and orientation attendees
Students with reservations for OSU Summer advisement clinics and fall enrollment included Larry Gené Brown and Brooke A. Calder. Dr L J Matney's office will be closed August 9 to 14. Barbara Didde, daughter of Mrs B M Didde, transferred from ICU to Room 353 at Research Hospital Kansas City after illness since July 31. SOROPTIMIST ice cream social Wednesday August 11 at 5 p.m. Courthouse lawn. National Farmers Organization to meet 8:30 p.m. Wednesday at Anchor Savings building. Damron-Towner Chapel off street parking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma State University
Larry Gené Brown
Brooke A. Calder
Barbara Didde
B. M. Didde
E. 5Th
Research Hospital
Kansas City
National Farmers Organization
Anchor Savings Building
Callers Clinic in Raytown Hosted by Regional Groups
Mr and Mrs Bill Abbott of 940 Cypress attended a square dance callers clinic held over the weekend in Raytown Missouri. The session was led by Earl Johnston of Vernon Connecticut and sponsored by the Kansas City Callers Association the Western Missouri Callers and the Northeast Kansas Callers Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Abbott
Cypress
Raytown
Earl Johnston
Vernon, Conn
Kansas City Callers Association
Western Missouri Callers
Northeast Kansas Callers Association
Army Expands Antidrug Testing for Leave to United States
The U S Army announced a broader urinalysis program for soldiers on 14 day United States leaves and planned seven day rest and recreation trips to Bangkok Formosa Hong Kong Sydney or Honolulu Tests will screen for heroin amphetamine and barbiturate use About 4000 soldiers a month on US leave will be tested Confirmed heroin users will be barred from leave and sent to treatment and those using barbiturates or amphetamines will detoxify on return The initiative builds on a June 18 program testing servicemen returning to the United States after Vietnam duty.
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Saigon
U.S
Vietnam
United States
Army
Bangkok
Formosa
Hong Kong
Sydney
Honolulu
Wall Street Dims as Dow Rises Slower on Economy Fears
Wall Street and New York trading dampened by concerns over the economy and dollar troubles abroad. The noon Dow Jones industrial average stood at 845.79, down 4.82 points as declines outpaced advances about 6 to 5 on the NYSE, with overall trading very slow.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Mideast battle for six hours in Lebanon hills
Israeli troops clashed with Palestinian guerrillas for six hours in southern Lebanon near Hebbariye on Mt. Hermon’s western slopes. Commandos reported Israeli units advancing four miles into Lebanon with armored cars and halftracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Lebanon
Beirut
Hebbariye
Mt. Hermon
Yves Saint Laurent quits haute couture for ready-to-wear
Yves Saint Laurent announces he will abandon haute couture and show only ready-to-wear items. He will dress private clients with special models from his Paris haute couture house. Kiwn conditions remain for potential future diplomacy in the Middle East and Suez talks.
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Paris
Yves Saint- Laurent
Saint-Laurent
Haute Couture
al Fatah
Hebbariyeh
Gachaya
Beirut
Lebanon
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Suez Canal
Israel
Sinai Peninsula
East Bank
Sadat
Arab Socialist Union
Cairo
Suez
Middle East
Admissions Dismissals and Citations in Ottawa Area
The Daily Report lists admissions for Lois Dreier Roscoe Ward Max Creviston Marguerite Loux Rose V McAuley Albert Hart Walter Furst Mrs Robert Barnes Sunday Mrs Lee Harrison 922 N Cedar Mrs Velma Turner Wellsville Mrs Edward Skinner 1342 N Mulberry Sunday dismissals Oliver Rathjen 526 S Locust Sunday James F Evans Rantoul CITATIONS The Ottawa Police Department issued a citation Kenneth W Vining 26 Kansas City Kan for operating a motor vehicle without a driver's license and illegal registration.
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Lois Dreier
Waverly
Roscoe Ward
W. 5Th
Max Creviston
Walnut
Marguerite Loux
S. Oak
Rose V. McAuley
Ottawa
Albert Hart
Williamsburg
Walter Furst
Quenemo
Robert Barnes
Rantoul
Lee Harrison
N. Cedar
Velma Turner
Wellsville
Edward Skinner
N. Mulberry
Oliver Rathjen
S. Locust
James F. Evans
Ottawa Police Department
Kenneth W. Vining
Kansas City
Kan
Vehicle citations and a 1915 marriage noted in Kansas section
Two drivers received fines for unsafe passing and speeding in a 70 mph zone after incidents in Fort Riley and Paola. A three-vehicle accident on West Thirteenth involved Charles Queen and Kathleen Ferguson. The text also records the 1915 marriage of Ike Mittan to Laura Burwell, his relocation, and survivors, followed by an obituary snippet for Hattie V. McDaniel and a brief Kansas cattle market note.
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Stephen J. Prothe
Paola
Michael Clayton Waltrip
Fort Riley
West
Charles E. Queen
Kathleen I. Ferguson
Milner
Queen
Ferguson
Ike Mittan
Laura Burwell
Burwell
Neb
Mittan
Humboldt
Cassville
United Brethren Church
Ioof Lodge
Golda Sizemore
Pomona
Neb Mittan
Beatrice
Clyde Mittan
Virginia
Deaths Elmer E Mittan Services at Humboldt Chapel
Elmer E Mittan 95 of Humboldt died Sunday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services are set for 10 30 a m Wednesday at the Price Chapel in Humboldt with burial at Mount Hope Cemetery. He was born August 15 1875 in Homesville Nebraska, son of Mr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer E. Mittan
Humboldt
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Price Chapel
Mount Hope
Mittan
Homesville
Neb
Hijacked yacht escorted back to Honolulu by Coast Guard
The Coast Guard intercepted the 73-foot Kamak about 300 miles southwest of Honolulu and ordered three armed hijackers to return to port. The yacht, valued at $150,000 and a Transpac former competitor, was seized Friday night and the crew of three set adrift before being rescued by a freighter. Owner Larry Doheny aboard the escorting cutter.
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Honolulu
Coast Guard
Here
Kamak
Tahiti
Millionaire EL
Larry’ Doheny
Los Angeles
Pleasant August weather seen in Kansas
Pleasant weather for August continued in Kansas with a slight warming expected toward normal by midweek. Highs forecast in the 85 to 92 range, lows from the 50s in the extreme northwest to the 65 to 70s in the southeast, with partial cloudiness and scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers possible through Tuesday.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Cattle Hog and Lamb Prices With Tomorrow’s Estimates
Regional market report shows cattle and calves steady to high mixed demand with steers and heifers at rising and steady ranges. Hogs trend steady to strong with barrows and gilts around 19.5 to 20 and sows higher. sheep retractions with lambs and pelts easing. Tomorrow’s estimates set cattle 800, calves 50, hogs 3,000, sheep 300. Kansas City notes eggs steady and butter steady with mild price shifts.
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Kansas City
Notice of Hearing in Estate of Naomi Laura Henderson
Legal notice from Franklin County Kansas Probate Court stating that David Hikenberry administrator ct a of Naomi Laura Henderson deceased filed for final settlement and heirs determination. Written defenses due by August 25, 1971 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa Court. failure leads to judgment. Attorneys Winter Green First National Bank Building Ottawa Kansas.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Naomi Laura Henderson
Boreocod
State of
Kansas
David Hikenberry
C.t.a
Ottawa
David H. Ikenberry
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L. J. Matney
Courthouse Lawn
Damron-Towner Chapel
Wall Street
Memoriam
Louis Engl Sor Moctuoy
Mideast
iBamront
North
Tawa
the Daily Report
Hattie V. McDaniel
Cedar House Nursing Home
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Bruce Spears
Leonard A. White
Donald L. White
Charlies D. Carey Jr
Raymond R. Carey
Don L. Harsh
Glen Trout
Stanton Cemetery
KC Markets
Winter & Green
First National Bank
Ottawa Herald
Nationa
Cerverreespyertesvee
Lodge
Cameron Patio
S. Qak
Calista Roth
W.H.P. Lanah
Cameron, W.S
Keep
America
Davis Paint
S. Main
Gladys Anderson
Davis Paint Store
S. Poplar
North Poplar
South Cherry
U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service
Bob Robbins
Farm Bureau Insurance
M-1
C-O
House of Lloyd Toy Co
Housewives Playhouse Toy Company
Cedar
Ositions
P. O. Box
John Callahan
Auburn St
Newton
Massachusetts
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