Ottawa teachers association head returns from workshop
Mrs. Doloris Doman 618 S Maple president of the Ottawa Teachers Association reports returning from a 250 Kansas Teachers Association presidents workshop in Topeka as the state group prepares for its 100th anniversary in September. Bundles of old newspapers are offered at 10 cents each as Ottawa Herald ads promote events and staff changes.
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Doloris Doman
S. Maple
Ottawa Teachers Association
Kansas Teachers Association
Topeka
Ottawa Herald
Lawrence
W. Std
State OF Kansas
Deaths SUZANNE STIFFLER Twin infant daughters laid to rest
Graveside services were held Wednesday at 2 p.m. in Holy Angels Cemetery Garnett for Rose Ann and Suzanne Marie Stiffler twin infants of Lloyd Leland and Luella Ann Rockers Stiffler Pomona Born Aug 20 1ut 3 30 mat Ransom Memorial Hospital Rose Ann survived about eight hours Suzanne Marie lived about eight hours Parents Ronnie and Pam live at home Grandparents Mr and Mrs Herbert Stiffler and Mr and Mrs John Rockers Garnett Mrs Anna Fouts Kin caid mourners listed
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Holy Angel's Cemetery
Garnett
Rose Alin
Suzanne Marie Stiffer
Lloyd Leland
Luella Ann
Rockers) Stiffler
Pomona
Roth
Mat Ransom
Hos- Rose
Herbert Stiffler
Mrvand
John Rockers
Anna Fouts
Kincaid
Stiffler
Suzanne Marie
Rose Ann Stiffler
Holy Angel’s
Father Koch
Cigar Smoker Seeks Women Integration at City Convention
Sally Higon of Millis Mass a Phi Beta Kappa from Wellesley College seeks to admit women into the Cigar Smokers of America at the national convention in Newport this weekend Her bid follows a denial by the Boston Humidor to admit women She says about 1000 women in the United States now smoke cigars
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Newport
Sally Higon
Millis
Mass
Wellesley College
Cigar Smokers of America
Bison
Boston
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Report
AP dispatch from Kansas City notes cattle at 2,700 head with calves around 100 and feeders steady to strong. Good to choice feeders 22.75 to 26.00, choice heifers 23.50 to 25.00. Hogs 2,200 with barrows and gilts to 18.00 and sows 15.50 to 16.90. Sheep 300 steady with lambs 18.50 to 21.00 and ewes 4.50 to 6.00.
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Kansas City
Several Fined In City Police Court Actions
James R. Gorton pleaded guilty to driving under the influence and reckless driving, fined 125 dollars with a 30 day jail sentence suspended for one year. Mildred L. Fills paid 25 dollars for multiple charges including keeping an unspayed dog and fowls at large, plus other fines for municipal violations. Additional defendants paid fines for weed maintenance failures, careless driving, and traffic offenses while numerous bonds were forfeited for failing to appear.
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James R. Gorton
Wilson
Gorton
Mildred L. Fills
Burroughs
Emma Armstrong
Russell G. Wiggins
William P. Morrow
John Te
Gorsage
Wellsville
Jack FE. Jayden
Warren T. Rinehart
George E. Smith
Douglas D. Farrell
Harold KE. Crooks
Alfred ©. Cooper
Richard Seaver
Lay In Demonstration At Park In Kansas City Protest
Eighteen demonstrators from the Congress for Racial Equality lay on their backs inside Fairy Land park in Kansas City to press for public accommodations law. Police removed them, four white and fourteen Negroes were arrested for trespassing. They refused to move, were carried to wagons and jail, and offered bonds they declined. A park injunction had prior restricted protests, and organizers sought state action for civil rights legislation. The group paid no admission, sang, and left after demonstrations, while the effort echoes 1961 NAACP actions and city officials debate civil rights policy.
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Kansas City
Congress For Racial Equality
Fairyland
C. M. Kelly
Constance Timberlake
John M. Dalton
Marion Brancato
Hospital Notes This Week Admits and Births
Admissions include Victor Dale Reyes 104 Oak on Wednesday and Lyle Cordle 119 Wilson on Thursday. Births reported to Mr. and Mrs. Duane Wisdom Pomona a daughter on Wednesday weight 8 lb 2. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Sumner 1121 N Main a son on Wednesday weight 7 lb 4. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bond Ottawa a daughter on Thursday weight 6 lb 9 oz. Dismissals list John Rodgers 226 5 Oak Wednesday. Mrs. Kenneth Chapman 427 Elm. Mrs. Donald Burgoon 421 W 4th. Mrs. Merlin Fishburn RFD 1 Richmond. Leland Davison RFD 4 Garnett. Kenneth Messenhimer Jr Lawrence. Harvey Stadt Pomona. David Lee Bowlby 709 S Cedar. Carol Nickels Ottawa University Thursday.
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Victor Dale Reyes
Oak
Lyle Cordle
Wilson
Duane Wisdom
Pomona
Clarence Sumner
N. Main
Leonard Bond
Ottawa
John Rodgers
Kenneth Chapman
Elm
Donald Burgoon
W. 4Th
Merlin Fishburn
RFD
Richmond
Leland Davison
Garnett
Kenneth Messenhimer, Jr
Lawrence
Harvey Stadt
David Lee Bowlby
S. Cedar
Carol’ Nickels
Ottawa University
Senate Begins Rail Legislation To Avert Strike
The Senate Commerce Committee moves to craft a bill to avert a nationwide rail strike as negotiations falter. Secretary Wirtz says talks between rail carriers and unions broke down with lingering arbitration differences, though further talks remain possible. The panel aims for action by Friday or Monday and expects House consideration next week through Rep. Harris.
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Washington
Senate Commerce Committee
Warren G. Magnuson
D-Wash
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Senate
Magnuson
Oren Harris
Diark
House Commerce Committee
House
Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Labor Department
W. Willard Wirly
Wirtz
Washington News Briefs From Capitol And Space Agency Plans
In Washington the House sent President Kennedy a bill mandating six years of reserve service with active duty ranging from four to about 18 months based on required training. The space agency plans orbital flights of up to one month with monkeys plants and tissue samples to study weightlessness and space radiation, launching first from Cape Canaveral in 1905 with three month intervals and six large satellites under contract with General Electric. The U S Constitution will not undertake a voyage from Charlestown to the World's Fair in New York next year.
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Washington
The
Tlouse
Kennedy
Bioscience
Space Agency
Cape Canaveral
Fla
General Electric’ Co
Philadelphia
Charlestown
Mass
Navy Yard
New York
Celler Signals Support For Civil Rights Bill Outline
Representative Emanuel Celler of New York states his House Judiciary subcommittee will approve civil rights legislation that is reasonably consistent with President Kennedy's proposals. This signals alignment between the committee and the White House on key reforms.
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Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
House
Judiciary
Kennedy
Southern Governors Show Moderation Take No Stand
Southern governors at White Sulphur Springs offered measured opposition to federal civil rights policy. Only Wallace and Barnett pressed for a showdown while most leaders avoided extremism, with Barron noting public unanimity rule and border-state governors opposing Wallace resolutions.
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White Sulphur Springs
W.va
Ross Barnett
Mississippi
Barnett
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Deep South
Barron
Crackdown on Buddhists in South Vietnam tightens grip
In Saigon the crackdown on Buddhist opponents under President Diem appears to havebroken organized opposition, with army raids arresting monks and nuns and seizing pagodas. About 1,000 monks were reported arrested. clashes injured dozens while the Viet Nam Presse claimed no monks were killed. U.S. envoy Lodge rushed to Saigon as Kennedy's administration issued a sharp rebuke for the measures.
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Tokyo
Nga Dith Diem
U.S
Diem
Malcolm W. Browne
Saigon
Browne
Viet Nam
Xa Lai
Buddhist High Command
Viemn
Viet Nam Presse
Henry Cabot Lodge
South Viet Nam
Japan
Siagon
Kennedy
State Department
Dien
Arab Unity Talks Open in Cairo
CAIRO AP Iraqi President Abdel Salam Aref and UAR President Gamal Abdel Nasser opened talks on Arab unity today. Both leaders discussed prospects for cooperation, with emphasis on regional cohesion and collective action among Arab states.
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Cairo
Abdel Salam Aref
Gamial Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Titan 2 Fired Successfully test flight aids Gemini program
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP officials report a flawless 5800 mile Titan 2 test flight on Wednesday with 103 foot rocket clear of vibration and full second stage thrust. Astronaut Grissom observed the test as Project Gemini advances toward manned spaceflight despite prior stage propulsion concerns. The missile launched a warhead to a South Atlantic Ocean target.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Virgil I. Grissom
Manned Spacecraft Center
Chris Kraft
Gemini
Kraft
South Atlantic Ocean
Israelis Threaten Action Over Syrian Aggression
In Jerusalem AP reports Israel warns it may act unilaterally if the United Nations does not stop Syrian aggression. Israel delays countermeasures as it awaits Syria's reply to a proposed UN inspection on the front.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
United Nations
Syria
U.N
Reader News Tip Rewards At Herald Weekly
The Herald offers five dollars weekly for the best news tip submitted by a reader. Tips must be timely and provide verifiable details. Submissions can boost community coverage and recognize local informants.
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the Herald
Area Youths In Collision Near Baldwin Junction
A three car chain reaction this morning involving youths en route to a Demolay conclave in Lawrence caused vehicle damage but no serious injuries. Four cars traveled in the Lawrence caravan northeast of Baldwin Junction on U S Highway 59. drivers were David Kile 16 Cecil Heathman 16 Rex Huston 18 and Craig Davis 16. Davis struck Huston rear forcing Huston into Heathman. Total damage nears $500.
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Lawrence
Baldwin Junction
U. S. Highway 59
David Kile
Cecil Heathman
N. Cherry
Rex Huston
N. Poplar
Craig Davis
Demonstrators Dump Rubbish in City Hall Plaza
Eight demonstrators were arrested on Wednesday for dumping part of a truckload of rubbish in City Hall Plaza to protest slum conditions in New York. The debris included rusted bed springs torn mattresses and dilapidated furniture. Seven faced disorderly conduct charges and one was cited for littering. All were released on bond. The protest was organized by the Congress of Racial Equality and the East Side Tenants Council.
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New York
City Hall Plaza
Congress of Racial Equality
East Side Tenants Council
Notice of Hearing for Horne Estate in Pomona
In the Probate Court Franklin County Kansas Ralph I Horne and Donal D Horne co administrators petition for order to sell Lots 21 23 25 27 and 39 on Main Street Pomona to pay debts taxes and administration costs Hearing set for September 13 1960 at 10 AM in Ottawa Kansas Citizens must file written defenses or judgment will be entered Gubason Gubason Doty and Loga Attorneys for Co administrators
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Franklin County
Robert William Horne
R. W. Horne
Ralph I. Horne
Donal D. Horne
Main Street
City of
Pomona
Kansas
Ottawa
W. Horne
Gubason
Gubason, Doty
Loga
Multiple regional livestock and estate sales advertised
A collection of sale notices lists Myers Brothers and Prantiin County auction items in Ottawa and Franklin County, plus Overbrook and Pomona auctions. Entries include stocker feeder sales, dairy and household goods estates, and weekly livestock auctions with dates, times, and contact numbers.
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Prantiin County Sale Company
Patuntan
Ottawa
Franklin County
Palvessity Ae & Cedar
Mae France
Overbrook
L. A. Reeder
Pomona
Kas
Kansas
Gas City
Ekansas
Neosho Sale Listings Include Horse and Furniture Auction
Aug 20 night consignments include Harold Stewart phone CH 2 4836 for Neosho livestock sale in Neosho Missouri. Aug 28 Capt Rodney R Hartrick listed as buyer for household furniture sale.
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Harold Stewart
Neosho
Missouri
Rodney R. Hartrick
B.oth Household Furniture Ale
Community Auction Notices at Ottawa Listings
Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap CH 2 1974 CH 32 1201 announce weekly auctions on Zeus night at 7 p.m. at 1136 N Main with antique and storage base events August 17 at 10:00 a.m. August 24 with Milford and Leland Monroe at 109 East 17th Street Ottawa Kansas 1:00 p.m. August 31 household goods on West 18th Street across from Fair Grounds Todd Mobil Homes owner.
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Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Milford
Leland Monroe
East 17Th
Ottawa
Kansas
Fair Grounds
Todd Mobil Homes
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Beatrice M. Reynolds
Maple
Betty J. Hollon
Claron R. Corde
N. Cherify
Ransom Memorial Hospital
of Gas Service Co
Stephen A. Lott
Ellis Piario
Suzanne
Park In
Steve Dunbar
Steve
Albert Dunbar
West Virginia
W. W. Barron
Titan 2
Blanche Lamb
Bob Robberie
Sous Engl Son
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Jack Nemon
Nate and
Leona Gibbons
Bank
Sar
Edmiston
Henry Jackman
Osawatomie State Hospital
Kansas State Employment Office
Sinderson, Henning
Mueller
Dave Williams
North American
Ervin Steele
Lynsdon
Wilson Cleaners
Main
Ll&l Cafe
General Services
Chuck Reams
Westside
Gene Powell
Ottawa Herald General Services
Phobe
Wigglesworth
Standard Rendering Co
Manley
West 19Th
Allen
Art Allen
McCracken
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