Ottawa area News Briefs highlights and court notes
Green Dell School to hold half day Friday and start regular year Monday. Charles V. Hudlin bound over to September term on forgery charges with $1,000 bond. CH2.4431 bound over on forgery charges with $1,000 bond. Letha Figgins and Norma Huston attended Kansas State Teachers Association workshop in Topeka. Gambles offers 24,000 BTU Coronado air conditioners at 278 with 3 year finance. Claude Edwards to Kansas City housekeeping clinic with William R. Cameron. Garage sale at 1104 No. Oak Aug 26 27. Robert J. Gardner bound over on no fund checks with $2,000 bond. Vacations Bible School wrap up at Faith Bible Church enrollment 60. Mayor Charles William and E. W. Flaherty to Topeka for pedestrian safety award. Underground phone cable cut near 3rd and Ash affecting west Ottawa phones.
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Charles V. Hudlin
Coronado
Ottawa
Robert J. Gardner
R. Gardner
R. J. Gardner
Auto Strike Seen Likely
DETROIT AP Walter P Reuther UAW president warned General Motors Ford and Chrysler must enlarge offers or face a walkout as three year pacts expire at midnight Monday. Reuther named a Wednesday meeting to set a strike target if needed after calling for quick changes.
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Detroit
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
UAW
Reuther
International Executive Board
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Luci Johnson Sparks Atlantic City Campaign Visit
Luci Johnson arrives in Atlantic City joins Young Citizens for Johnson at the campaign HQ. The President's daughter signs autographs, shops, and dances the frug at the convention scene while planning to help with the Johnson effort and attend events with her family.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Luci Johnson
Young Citizens
Johnson
Luci
LBJ
Lynda
Young Democrats
Democratic Convention Schedule Today and Wednesday Night
Today convenes at 7 p.m. EST with Invocation by Rabbi Joachim Prinz and a series of reports and speeches including Norman Stoll reading the Permanent Organization and remarks from Rep. John W. McCormack and Rep. Charles L. Weltner. Evening ends with adjournment and Benediction.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Joachim Prinz
Mace Barrett
Committee On Permanent Organization
Norman Stoll
Oregon
John W. Mc Cormack
Massachusetts
Charles L. Weltner
Georgia
National Committee
Platform Committee
Birch Bayh
Indiana
Frank A. P. Pehrson
Leland J. Stark
Mahalia Jackson
Johnson
Prince A. Taylor Jr
WHS Plans Yearly Yearbook Release
Williamsburg High School will publish its yearbook annually instead of every other year. Harold Boggs and staff met to begin selling advertising, with attendees including Gail Collins Connie Kendell Lorraine Anderson Linda Seaton Nora Massey Penny Reekie Kathy Hoyt Gene Seaton Ed Ransom and Bonnie Goodwill. The school year starts Aug 31 with a half day, buses run at 11 a.m., full days begin Sept 1, and hot lunches will be served.
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Williamsburg High School
Harold Boggs
Gail Collins
Connie Kendall
Lorraine Anderson
Linda Seaton
Nora Massey
Penny Reekie
Kathy Hoyt
Gene Seaton
Ed Ransom
Bonnie Goodwill
Williamsburg
Merida Silvey Completes ESU Entrance Exams Plan
Completes Tests Merida Silvery daughter of Mr and Mrs Reggie Silvey 719 Funston spent a day on the Emporia State Teacher s College campus completing entrance examinations and pre enrollment procedures She plans to major in elementary education.
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Merida Silvery
Reggie Silvey
Funston
Emporia State Teacher’s College
Market notes from Kansas City beef and lamb products
AP reports cattle and hog markets with price ranges for barrows and gilts sows and calves. Hogs down 25 to 50 cents, sheep steady with spring lambs up to 24.00, cattle and calves mixed with steers 25 lower to 50 higher, various good and choice ranges listed for steers heifers calves and feeders.
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Kansas City
Egg price report condensed for Kansas City market
AP reports consumer eggs prices paid to producers for large 31-39 cents per dozen. Wholesale large eggs 80 percent at 1.45, mediums 80 percent at 1.336. Other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Four Nabbed For Mufflers
Four youths were arrested by city police Monday night over loud mufflers. Gary L. Forrer 18 Princeton RFD 1 Charlie W. Kille 18 504 Ash Richard D. Carey 19 Ottawa RFD 4 Rober L. Downey 19 Wells ville RFD 1 charged with mufflers and Downey with running a stop sign. Jerry W. James 20 335 S. Cedar arrested for drunk in public and resisting arrest. Kleen Laundry owners report theft of $7.50 to $8 in dimes from coin changer before 8 p.m. Monday.
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Gary L. Forrer
Princeton
Charlie W. Kille
Ash
Richard D. Carey
Ottawa
Rober L. Downey
Wellsville
Kleen Laundromat
Cryosurgery Advances From New York Doctors
Two New York physicians report cryosurgery uses with super cooled probes to remove tonsils at minus 76 degrees Fahrenheit. They describe potential treatments for brain disorders like Parkinsons disease cataracts diseased prostate glands and certain cancers. The findings were shared at the first annual meeting of the Society for Cryobiology.
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Washington
New York
William G. Cahan
Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
Irving S. Cooper
Department of Neurosurgery
St. Barnarbas
Society For Cryobiology
Viet Forces Clash Again in Delta Rice Sweep
Government forces killed 77 Viet Cong guerrillas in a three day operation around Binh Dinh to secure the rice crop. The sweep reportedly captured 52 Communists and seized weapons as harvest nears. Three government troops were killed or captured. operation continues.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Binh Dinh
U.S
Miami Judge Raises Speeding Fines in Crackdown
Miami County Judge Fred Coons has increased traffic penalties to curb speeding. Daytime violations on 70 mph roads incur $1 per mile up to 85 mph and $2 per additional mile. Nighttime offenses on 60 mph roads cost $1 per mile up to 75 mph and $2 per mile beyond. Previously fines were $1 per mile over the limit.
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Miami
Fred Coons
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births and Dismissals
Admissions include Mrs. James W Hollion 119 Willow Debra Crain Kansas City Gretchen Griffin 816 Ash Jimmie Lee Patton 743 S Locust Mary Kay Sauer 825 W 5th David Griffin 428 S Cherry Tuesday Births report Mr and Mrs Richard Walker 1541 S Oak a son Monday weight 7 lb 141% oz Mr and Mrs Jack Nichols Richmond a son Tuesday weight 6 lb 71% oz Mr and Mrs Howard A Dickey Peoria a son Tuesday weight 9 lb 5 oz Dismissals include Wayne Bond 723 King Debra Crain Kansas City Mrs H D Hill 114 W Ltd Nancy Allen 420 S Mulberry Tuesday
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James W. Hollion
Willow
Debra Crain
Kansas City
Gretchen Griffin
Ash
Jimmie Lee Patton
Mary Kay Sauer
David Griffin
Cherry
Richard Walker
Jack Nichols
Richmond
City Fears Epidemic in Houston Encephalitis Surge
Houston reports 179 suspected encephalitis cases with 17 deaths in 30 days as mosquito spread widens across the city. Mayor Welch distributes free insecticides at fire stations and urges residents to bring containers for pickup. City buys fogging machine and beefs up mosquito-control crews. doctors report 79 new cases since last Friday, mostly from private physicians.
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Houston, Tex
Houston
C. A. Pigford
Louie Welch
Pigford
Trucks Collision Near Lane Causes Two-Vehicle Wreck
A crash at the S Jackson and E Stubbs roads intersection three miles west of Lane involved a 1954 Studebaker pickup driven by Bert Detwiler and a 1964 Ford driven by George P. McDaniel. Detwiler suffered minor abrasions, McDaniel's left front and windshield were damaged, and a passenger Phillip Stevens was unharmed. No charges were filed.
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Lane
S. Jackson
E. Stubbs
Bert Detwiler
Detwiler
Franklin County
Studebaker
Ford
George P. McDaniel
McDaniel
Jackson Road
Stubbs Road
Phillip Stevens
OU Plans To Replace Elms
Ottawa University will plant several trees this fall to replace elms destroyed in recent years. Walt Pankratz, business manager, said he did not know the species or number of trees but would consult with a local nursery later. OU crews cut 23 dead elms last year and about two dozen remain this year. some may not be cut this year due to other maintenance.
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Ottawa University
Walt Pankratz
The
University
Pankratz
Cypriot Leader Meets Greek Premier in Athens Talks
President Makarios of Cyprus flew from Nicosia to Athens and met Prime Minister George Papandreou to ease differences. Cyprus Foreign Minister Kyprianou had earlier met Papandreou and spoke about complete independence for Cyprus while Papandreou urged enosis as the natural solution.
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Athens
Greece
Makarios
Cyprus
Nicosia
George Papandreou
Sypros Kyprianou
Papandreou
Kyprianou
Late Planted Crops Benefit From Kansas Rains
TOPEKA AP Late planted row crops pastures and hay lands received general rains across much of Kansas last week. The moisture aids seedbed prep for fall planting but limited benefits due to prior drought damage and advanced maturity of sorghum corn and soybeans. Rain replenished stock water ponds in the east, but runoff was light westward and water supplies remain low in several localities.
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Topeka
Kansas
Federal
Mrs. William J. Thomas Dies in Downey California
Franklin County resident Mrs. William J. Thomas dies in Downey California after long residence. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2:00 p.m. at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Interment in Highland Cemetery. Friends may call after 9:00 a.m. Thursday at Lamb Funeral Home.
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Thomas
William J. Thomas
Franklin County
Downey
California
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Addie Cayot
Wellsville
Calder
Louis Cayot
Gene Barnett
Coughlin Funeral Home
Clarence Harder
William J, Thomas
Calif
Otetawa
Downey Community Hospital
Lane
G. G
Idabell (Brandon) Mills
Ottawa
Methodist Church
Daughers
James Bloomer
Overland Park
Burgoon
Charles C
Chuck
Raymond P. Jennings
Sellens
Warren Sellens
Pomona Methodist Church
Harold Cooper
Woodlawn
Odd Fellows Lodge No. 433
Pomona
Burgoon, Cayot, Thomas, Sellens deaths headlines
Obituary notes list Charles C Burgoon 65 of Ottawa visiting Colwich walls, Addie Cayot 84 of Wellsville, former Ot tawa resident Mrs William J Thomas 60 Downey Calif and Warren Sellens Sr 73 Pomona with service details, survivors and burial plans noted.
Bridge winners at Elk's Club Monday night
Bridge winners at the Elk's Club Monday night include first north-south Louise Weaver and Mary St. Louis of Osawatomie. Second north-south went to Mrs. David Sage and Lyle Hanes. First east-west was tied by Mrs. Jess Gilmore and Merle Price with Mrs. Dick Peters and Mrs. P. Hufstedler.
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The
Elk’s Club
Louise Weaver
Mary St. Louis
Osawatomie
David Sage
Lyle Hanes
Jess Gilmore
Merle Price
Dick Peters
P. Hufstedler
Henry Raymond Hutsler and Charlene C Lynch Tie Licensed
A marriage license was issued to Henry Raymond Hutsler of Overland Park and Charlene C Lynch of Kansas City Kansas. The license records the couple as married partners pending finalization in the county records.
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Henry Raymond Hutsler
Overland Park
Charlene C. Lynch
Kansas City
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