Former Ottawan Dr J F Barr 74 obituary in Scottsdale AK
Former Ottawan Dr J F Barr 74 longtime Ottawa GP died Wednesday at St Josephs Hospital Scottsdale AK after brief illness. He retired in 1969 after 39 years in Ottawa practice with Drs Gollier Strehlow and Hadley. He chaired Ransom Memorial Hospital staff and led Franklin County Medical Association and Ottawa Chamber of Commerce. Born March 18 1902 in Andrew County Missouri he studied at Missouri and Jefferson Medical College Philadelphia. Survived by widow Eleanor two sons Richard and Jack and three grandsons. Funeral 2 pm Saturday in Scottsdale with burial there. Memorials Westminster United Presbyterian Church Ransom Memorial Hospital Ottawa or Heart Fund.
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J. F. Barr
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Scottsdale
Ottawa
E. Lith
Barr
Franklin County Medical Association
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Andrew County
St. Joseph
Eleanor Innis Barr
Richard Barr
Jack Barr
Kansas City
Former FBI Chief Blamed For Burglaries
Former high ranking FBI official Edward S. Miller testified that L Patrick Gray I authorized burglaries against domestic political groups while acting director in 1973. Miller said Gray revived the operation in 1972 to gather intel on Weather Underground militants.
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Margaret Gentry
Associated Press
FBI
L. Patrick Gray I
Gray
Edward S. Miller
Miller
New York Times
W. Mark Felt
Felt
The
Times
Justice Department
Ford selects Dole as vice presidential nominee
President Ford tapped Sen. Robert J. Dole of Kansas as his running mate at a televised press conference in Kansas City, after defeating Ronald Reagan for the GOP nomination. Reagan endorsed the choice, and Ford touted Dole as a team player who can unite the party for the 1976 campaign.
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Kansas
Ford
Dole
Bob Dole
Kansas City
Ford Today
Robert J. Dole
White House
Ronald Reagan
Crown Center
Reagan
Carter Congratulates Ford On Victory
Plains Georgia AP Jimmy Carter congratulated President Ford and said he was not surprised by Republican unity in harmony. Carter spoke with Ford at 10 20 a m EDT and noted a very good convention and a hard fought battle. He described calls from Kansas City and a brief three minute exchange with Ford and outlined his plan to rely on experts for knowledge as he prepares for domestic and international issues. Carter will attend a Macon Georgia picnic.
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Reagan
Ford
Commerce
Elliot Richardson
Richard M. Nixon
Carter
Kansas City
Jack Ford
Macon
US and NKorea Put Forces On Alert After Panmunjom Killings
In response to the slaying of Capt. Arthur T. Bonifas and 1st Lt. Mark T. Barrett at Panmunjom, the United States and North Korea raised combat readiness. U.S. troops in Korea were ordered back from leave, while North Korea mobilized armed forces. Pentagon officials dismiss the likelihood of immediate retaliation, and the State Department urged responsibility for the incident.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
North Korea
Korea
Panmunjom
Pentagon
Washington
U.S
Central
Kim Il-sung
Red Guard
Arthur T. Bonifas
Newburgh
N.Y
Mark T. Barrett
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Miesa
Ottawan
University of Missouri
Jefferson Medical College
Philadelphia
General Hospital
Girard
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Heart Fund
Columbia, Mo
Department
Long Island
Jack Solerwitz
Clarence M. Kelley
Edward H. Levi
Washington, D.C
Cole
Tom
California
Robert Nesen
Alameda Plaza
Partment
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