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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 18, 1964

Page

6

Rewrite Minutes Attorney Suggests for Princeton Budget

Franklin County attorney Zeke Wiggansworth says Princeton must rewrite budget hearing minutes to legitimize a $5,000 budget after a meeting held with only the city clerk present. He notes a council quorum was required and proposes adjournment with minutes stating no one protested.

Zeke Wigglesworth Franklin County Princeton Don White The Herald White Eleane Or Cole

Governing bodies hold loose private meetings says official

A Franklin County official admits that township councils and similar bodies often run meetings loosely and illegally to avoid attendance. He notes that Princeton type gatherings are common and that no one shows up, allowing casual, informal proceedings.

County forecast shows fair weather through Wednesday

Fair through Wednesday with light easterly winds and warmer temperatures. Lows tonight upper 60s, highs near 90 on Wednesday. Monday high 80, today low 64, year ago highs 69 and lows 61. Record highs 108 in 1936 and record lows 46 in 1943. Hourly temps ending 8 am show readings from 64 to 78 with barometer at 30.06.

Blood Bank Drive Expands Plans For Ottawa Chest Campaign

Two new programs join the Ottawa United Chest Association drive for fall. Day Care Center and Red Cross push for funding. county Red Cross allocates 1500 dollars for October to June. Blood bank program will provide free blood to Franklin county residents.

Ottawa United Chest Association Raymond P. Jennings Red Cross County Red Cross Mason Bridges United Chest Association Ransom Memorial Hospital Franklin County Medical Society Franklin County State Welfare Board United Chest Chest Board Bob Roberts George Hughes W. R. Nichols James Chandler Roberts Dr. Jennings Floyd Coffman Charles Barnes Robert Pence Barnes

Bruce Construction Starts Work on New Plant in Kansas City

Work begins on a six acre site for the Bruce Company plant with Haren & Laughlin of Kansas City as general contractor. The low bidder after corrections was Miller Construction Co at 332065, with Ottawa firms Carey Plumbing and Gerald McGrath as subs and site work. Construction will take 160 days funded by a city revenue bond plan, with tax exemptions for the first decade.

Bruce Company Westith Earl Guist Haren & Laughlin Kansas City Kan Salina Mullen Construction Co H. D. Lee Co Miller Carey Plumbing and Heating Co Ottawa Gerald McGrath Guist

Hoffa to Appeal Fraud Conviction

In Chicago AP report Maurice Walsh Hoffa the chief attorney for James R Hoffa says he will appeal the five year sentence for mail fraud and conspiracy and seeks a new trial within the ten day window set by Judge Richard B Austin of the U S District Court.

Chicago James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Maurice Walsh Hoffa Richard B. Austin U.S. District Court Austin Hoffa Chattanooga Tenn Teamsters Pension Fund Benjamin Cranow Minneapolis Calvin Kovens Miami Beach

Long Session Prompts Week-Long Congressional Outlook

Washington AP report says Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield foresees a long session after the Democratic National Convention recess. He described the record so far as exceptional. President Johnson and House Speaker McCormack noted the proceedings’ pace. In other headlines Hoffa faces multi-term terms and fines after related convictions, with codefendants receiving varied sentences and possible delays pending appeals.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Congress Mansfield Johnson House John W. McCormack Massachusetts

Eight Die As Bus Crashes In California Night

Eight people die and about 40 are injured when a church bus carrying 65 members crashes into seven other vehicles on U.S. 101 six miles south of San Clemente California near San Onofre Bridge. The front tire blew out causing the bus to cross the center line and strike multiple cars. Two children aboard the bus die, including Deborah Lee Rogers 12 adopted daughter of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans. The bus, 21 years old with no emergency exit, carried Disciples of Christ chapel members from Canyon Church of Canoga Park. Six others die in a station wagon group including Marie Huss Armijo 50 and her daughters. The scene prompts frightened reactions from survivors as authorities confirm the crash location and casualty details.

San Clemente Calif Roy Rogers Dale Evans Head.c Disciples of Christ Chapel of the Canyon Church Canoga Park San Onofre Bridge Deborah Lee Rogers Rogers Miss Evans Debora Joan Russell Robert Russell Granada Hills

Man Aims to Live to 120 despite treetop folly

ATMORE Ala AP Will Adams a spry ex slave born 1850 hopes to reach 120. He says he can still beat any man in a river log rolling contest though he hasn’t swum since his 94th year. He worked at a sawmill until 94 and before that for Louisville and Nashville Rail road starting in 1866. He attributes longevity to clean living and a routine of early rising and coffee.

Atmore Ala Will Adams Adams Mattie Thomas W. T. Smith Lumber Co Chapman Louisville & Nashville Railroad Virginia Alabama

Johnson urges Cypriots to cooperate with UN effort

President Johnson told Cypriot leader Makarios there is no acceptable alternative to solving the Cyprus crisis but cooperation within the United Nations. The message, delivered by U.S. Ambassador Belcher, urged cease fire steps toward restoring peace and avoiding actions that could worsen the situation.

Nicosia Cyprus Johnson Makarios Cyprus United Nations U.S Taylor Belcher U.N United States Greece North Atlantic Treaty Organization Athens Nicosia

Dillon Urges Excise Tax Reduction Ahead of Convention

Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon urged reducing excise taxes next year as part of the Democratic platform. President Johnson’s chief economic adviser proposed feeding back rising tax revenues to states. The ideas surfaced during open hearings for the Atlantic City convention.

Washington Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Johnson Democratic Platform Committee Atlantic City N.J Dillon Congress Tion Platform Treasury Walter W. Heller President's Council of Economic Advisers Heller

Keating to Seek Re election to New York Senate

Senator Kenneth B Keating a Rochester based Republican announced plans to run for reelection possibly facing Attorney General Robert F Kennedy for the Democratic nomination Keating said he would run independently avoiding party deals and pledged to stand on his record The comments come as questions swirl about Kennedy and Clare Boothe Luce potential bids on conservative tickets

NEW York Kenneth B. Keating Barry Goldwater Robert F. Kennedy Keating Rochester Sen Barry Goldwater Arizona Sen. Goldwater Clare Boothe Luce

Nevada Fires Rampage Across Northeastern Nevada

Fire officials mapped a fresh assault on five major fires sweeping sunlit grassland and sagebrush near Elko. Lightning sparked most blazes since Saturday, with more than a dozen fires burning about 350 square miles of grazing land. The Bureau of Land Management doubled crews to 2,200 and expanded air drops from seven to forty bombers. Airlift reinforcements were sought from the Air Force and Forest Service, and private flights were banned at Elko airport to enable air operations. A fifth blaze started near the Nevada Reform School northeast of Elko, adding to four others that broke containment Monday afternoon.

Elko Nev Nevada Rhode Island Bureau of Land Management Air Force Forest Service Nevada Reform School

Breakfast Kickoff for 2500 Drive for Pomona Dam Effort

Osage Lakes Keef Association and Marais des Cygnes Valley Flood Control Association launch a breakfast drive to raise 2500. Russell Crites of Osage Lakes cites local business support as key, noting Pomona reservoir recreation and Melvern Dam tie to flood control. Ottawa firms to fund 30 annual and Pomona dedication fees. rest funds cover travel and lobbying.

Osage Lakes Keef Association Marais Des Cygnes North American Russell Crites The Osage Lakes Association Crites Pomona Melvern Ottawa Flood Control Association Pomona Dam George Lister Budge Reusch Reusch Melsvern Marais Des Cygnes Valley Flood Control Association Pomona Lake Phyllis Foster Osage Lakes Group Osage Lakes Associatio Ben Robertson

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Ottawa Boys Club Boy Scouts Kansas Church Service League County Guidance Center Girl Scouts Salvation Army School Welfare Fund County Well Child Clinic County Humane Society Teens, Inc Cerebral Palsey USC Bruce Construction Horner and Horner Kansas W. 17Th U.S. 101 San Onofre Creek Margaret Huss Armijo Albuquerque N.M Jo Ellen Joseph Marie Huss Fallbrook Susan Catherine LBJ Atlantic Alliance Soviet Union Turkey NATO Khrushchev
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