Local News and Social Notices This Sunday
Local briefs list KOSTESSES at Centennial Cabin City Park with Miss Jessie Harold and Mrs H A Nordeen. Guests at Old Depot Museum include Mrs C E Buckner Mrs Irven Horst Mrs Cleo Northway and Mrs Purnia Beamer assisted by Mr and Mrs Lester Hoffman in the old schoolroom RED BARN Supper Club brings The Searchers Country Western Swing Band from Kansas City Friday and Saturday nights 10 to 2. Debbie Brownrigg 14 daughter of Iris Brownrigg is in Stormont Vail Hospital Topeka after a fall from a horse sustaining a compound fracture of the left wrist Dance to Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at VFW Hall Saturday 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kostesses
City Park
Jessie Harold
H. A. Nordeen
Old Depot
C. E. Buckner
Irven Horst
Cleo Northway
Purnia Beamer
Lester Hoffman
Red Barn
the Searcher
Kansas City
Debbie Brownrigg
Iris Brownrigg
Stormont Vail Hospital
Topeka
Poseidon Missile Guidance Plan Under Fiscal Review
Washington reports that budget pressures push a review of the Poseidon missile guidance upgrade. Secretary Laird urged extra funds to boost accuracy, while Dr. Foster noted the program is being reassessed amid fiscal constraints and MIRV testing debates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Pentagon
Melvin R. Laird
Congress
John S. Foster Jr
Department
House Foreign Affairs
Foster
Russia
Poseidon
Donald M. Fraser
Dminn
Laird
Fraser
U.S
House Armed Services Committee
Operating Again Detroit 1970 Auto Plants Resume Output
Detroit truck and car plants resumed operation as 19 more assembly facilities restarted. Automo tive News reported 69,631 cars scheduled this week, up from 22,084 last week and 33,228 in the 1968 week. Year’s total output reached 5,053,151, well below the 6,504,991 seen in 1968. Truck production planned at 33,817 this week, versus 2,948 prior week and 22,391 in 1968 week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Automotive News
Ottawa Police Court Records Light on Careless Driving
The Daily Report Police News lists charges and pleas from Ottawa and Franklin County. DAVID R KEIM, 18, 721 Tremont, careless and inattentive driving. DENNIS B HOWELL JR, 22, Kansas City Kan, speeding 92 in a 75 mph zone pleaded guilty fined $30 plus costs. GEORGE A MOERER, 26, Fredonia, careless driving pleaded guilty fined $25 plus costs. DENNIS R SHAY, 18, Edgerton, reckless driving costs. Court actions include Baker case for recovery of money and district court dissolution of partnership. Probate filing for Martha Mann custody case. Hospital notes list admissions and dismissals, and emergency reports note several injuries from cuts and a possible fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis B. Howell ,Jr
Kansas City
Kan
George A. Moerer
Fredonia
Dennis R. Shay
Edgerton
Scarsdale Students Taught Guerrilla Warfare Course
Thirteen Scarsdale high school students were enrolled in a summer course on guerrilla warfare, led by instructor Stephen Kling. During a mock battle using unloaded rib guns and water pistols, police visited but left after assurances the weapons were not real. The course, described by the superintendent as legitimate, offered half a credit toward graduation amid remarks on unorthodox offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scarsdale
N.Y
New York City
Stephen Kling
Franklin G. Myers
Kolling
Theo
Donald
Emery
Po Sperific
Eling
Hurricane Camille Near Cuba Threatens Gulf Journey
Western Cuba faced rising winds and tides as Hurricane Camille advanced northward toward the Gulf of Mexico. At noon, the storm was centered near 21.2 N, 8.9 W, about 450 miles southwest of Miami and 60 miles west of the Isle of Pines, with 9 mph movement and gusts reaching 120 miles. Florida skippers were warned to stay near shore as forecasts indicated 5 to 10 inches of rain and possible flooding, especially in western Cuba where crops like tobacco and sugar could suffer. The hurricane’s future path remained uncertain, with officials cautioning that gale warnings might extend to the Florida Keys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Cuba
Camille
Gulf of Mexico
Gulf
Florida Keys
Cubam Isle of Pines
Havana
Robert H. Simpson
National Hurricane Center
Florida
Keys
Evans Facing Court-Martial over Melbourne Evans Collision
Canberra AP The Melbourne commander Capt John P Stevenson will face a court martial for failing to transmit a positive direction after determining the USS Frank E Evans was on a collision course and for not ordering engines astern. The court martial starts August 20 in Sydney. The U S destroyer Evans was cut in half in the South China Sea during a Southeast Asia Treaty Organization exercise, 74 sailors died. A joint board found primary fault with the Evans but said Melbourne could have given firmer guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canberra
Australia
Melbourne
U.S
Frank E. Evans
Australian
Naval Department
Evans
South China Sea
John P. Stevenson
Navy
Sydney
Deny Petition For Green Beret Release
U S Army authorities denied a civilian petition for the release of Maj. Thomas C Middleton Jr one of eight Green Berets accused of murdering a Vietnamese who was a double agent The case centers on an alleged CIA order to kill the agent and whether pretrial detention was necessary The eight men including Col Robert B Rheault are held at Long Binh as the Army weighs trial options
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maj
Thomas C. Middleton Jr
Jefferson, S.C
Middleton
Chu Yen Thai Khac
Special Forces
Cambodia
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
South China Sea
Nha Trang
Army
Robert B. Rheault
Vineyard Haven
Mass
Vietnam
Long Binh
Saigon
Green Beret
G.L. Mabry
Mabry
Creighton W. Abrams
Ann Arbor murder suspect ordered to stand trial
John Norman Collins, 22, a former football star, was ordered to stand trial in Washtenaw County Circuit Court on a first degree murder charge in the strangulation death of 18 year old Eastern Michigan University freshman Karen Sue Beineman. The hearing established probable cause and set September 5 for arraignment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Eastern Michigan University
Karen Sue Beineman
Ann Arbor-Ypsilanti
John Norman Collins
Edward Deake
Deake
Collins
Washtenaw County
Loretta Collins
Miss Beineman
Ypsilanti
Slayings Echo Tate Case in Memphis Apartment
In Memphis, a disabled accountant Roy Kenneth Dumas and his wife Vernalyn Kelly Dumas were found murdered in their midtown apartment. Officers said the killings resemble the weekend deaths at Sharon Tate's home, but they would not confirm any connection. The victims, aged 58 and 46, were found in separate bedrooms with hands tied behind them and extensive blood loss, and Mrs. Dumas appeared to have been raped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis, Tenn
Memphis
Hollywood
Sharon Tate
Roy Kenneth Dumas
Vernalyn Kelly Dumas
Scanlon to resign as Kansas admin chief to join firm
Terence J. Scanlon, director of the Kansas State Department of Administration, announced his resignation effective Nov. 1 to become CEO of Central Development Co. The Topeka firm is developing pizza huts in Alaska, Canada and Mexico. Governor Docking accepted the move with regret and praised his record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Simpson
Gladys
Topeka (Ap
Terence J. Scanlon
State Department of Administration
Scanlon
Alaska
Canada
Mexico
Department of Administration
Robert Docking
Central Development Co
Orient Express First Departed Paris in 1883
The Orient Express began service departing Paris in 1883 from Gare de l'Est, marking a milestone in luxury rail travel. The historic line linked Europe with distant destinations, drawing travelers with its famed glamour and mystique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient Express
Paris
Gare De'est
Nixon To Disclose His Supreme Court Choice Monday
President Nixon plans to name a nominee to the Supreme Court on Monday amid controversy over a possible Haynsworth selection. White House aides say a candidate is in mind, while critics including New York figures and civil rights groups warn against Haynsworth due to civil rights concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Nixon
Supreme Court
Ronald L. Ziegler
White House
San Clemente
Calif
U.S
Clement F. Haynsworth Jr
Greenville
S.C
Abe Fortas
New York
John V. Lindsay
Haynsworth
Lindsay
Louis Brandeis
Felix Frankfurter
Benjamin Cardozo
Arthur Goldberg
Stanley H. Fuld
Charles D. Breitel
State Court of Appeals
Henry J. Friendly
Fortas
U.S. Supreme Court
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Javits
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarence Mitchell
Violence Flares in Seattle University District Riot
In Seattle University District police used tear gas and night sticks to break up a three hour melee that drew about eight blocks and 2,000 people. Twenty-one arrests were made including two for burglary, with 181 riot officers faced by rocks and pellets. A TV shop and nearby flower store were looted amid protests claimed by street people against police and merchants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
University District
Pleasant Valley man dies in Kansas fair motorcycle crash
A Pleasant Valley California motorcyclist Ron Ermels, 31, was fatally injured at the Rooks County fair in Stockton Kansas. He lost control during time trials and left the northern edge of the track dying at Hadley Medical Center in Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockton
Kan
Pleasant Valley
Calif
Rooks County Fair
Ron Ermels
Hadley Medical Center
Hays
Ermels
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines Listing
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The
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
the Daily Report
Ottawa Police Department
David R. Keim
Tremont
Board of County Commissioners of
Franklin County
Leonard
Diane Baker
State of Kansas
John R. Meineke
Myron S. Steere
Roy C. Baker
Ronald A
Martha K. Mann
Alfred Maw Mann
Andrew Stine
N. Mulberry
Dollie J. Head
S. Cedar
Cassie Coe
Ottawa
Blanea Bass
Poplar
Jill. Smith
W. 13Th
S. Gak
Isle of Pines
Clearwater
Carmsille
Richmond
Ann Arbor
Frank Holloman
Holloman
Docking
Raffelock
Julius R. Raffelock
Towner's Chapel
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
Mt. Carmel
E. 55Th St
Missouri
Leys
Totuner
Vttawa
Kansas
Joe Towner
Bil
N. Main
Lodge
Forest
Park Shelter House
Ottawa No
Melvern
McKinley
Pomona
Delphian
Garnett
Anchor
Williamsburg
Waverly
Quenemac
Lane
Wellsville
Howard Smith
Lawrence Hospital
Allen Hawley
Quincy Seymour
State Farm Fire and Casualty Company
Bloomington
Illinois
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