News Briefs items from Ottawa area and listings
Social Security rep to visit Youth Center Ottawa Aug 31 1966 9:30-noon. Yard sale Aug 30 1-6 p.m. at 535 S Poplar. George Fuller 20 patient KU Med Center Kansas City room 311F. Ellis Piano Tuning CH 24431. Dennis Norton USN son of Norton family 527 N Hickory returned to Alameda CA aboard USS Ranger after 8.5 month Western Pacific deployment with Seventh Fleet. Gulf credit cards now honored at Citgo stations. Miss Ottawa Herald call CH 2.4700 5-6:30 p.m. including Saturdays.
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G. E. Tomlinson
Social Security
Youth Center
W. 4Th Street
Ottawa
George N. Fuller
Ss. Sycamore
University of Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Dennis A. Norton
USN
A. E. Norton
Hickory
Alameda
Calif
Western Pacific
Seventh Fleet
Ottawa area notices mix with fall event briefings
Fall specials and open events announce a fall sale at Ella's CH 2.4198 offering $8.60 cold wave and $7.50 items. Demonstrations Aug 29 at 1 PM. Minneapolis Moline 1000 tractor location 8 miles east on 68 highway. Ottawa Bowl reopens Aug 26 at 6 PM with weekend play. Fall leagues begin Aug 29. United States Postal Department seeks 2 year mail carrier applicants due Sept 26. Daily eight-mile route runs Kansas City to Ottawa Garnett and back via Ottawa and Olathe. Contact Ottawa Postmaster.
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Minneapolis
Wilson Ime Plement Co
Lawrence
United States Postal Department
Kansas City
Ottawa
Garnett
Olathe
Three Hurt in Ran som Memorial Hospital ER Incident
Three people were treated at Ran som Memorial Hospital Friday. Mrs. Roderick Cupp of 7 Rocke wood Drive suffered burns on her left hand. Joy Myers, 8, of 1641 S Main, sustained a cat bite on her right forearm. Alfred W. Lyon of Overbrook RFD 2 was in an accident with a horse, sustaining a laceration to his left eyebrow.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Roderick Cupp
Rockewood Drive
Joy Myers
S. Main
Alfred W. Lyon
Overbrook Rfd
Police News Charges in Colorado Springs and Nearby Areas
Ralph Co Embery, 19, of Colorado Springs, charged early today with driving without a valid license and careless driving. Russell Craycraft, 19, of 823 Willow, charged Friday with speeding and excessive noise on a motorcycle. Gary A Ebeck, 22, of Baldwin, charged today with careless driving at Third and Main.
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Ralph Co, Embrey
Collorado Springs
Colo
Russell C.craycrapft
Willow
Fria
Gary A, Ebeck
Baldwin
Tthand Main
KC Markets Cattle and Hogs Mixed Across Kansas City
KC Markets reports mixed livestock results with cattle steady to higher on steers and feeders, cows lower, calves strong. Lambs and sheep mostly steady to slightly lower, hogs down across weight classes with sows variable. Prices shown for various weight ranges and grades reflect the market's uneven shifts from last week.
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Kansas City
Western Democrats back Humphrey on ticket despite Kennedy buzz
Western Democratic leaders in eight Western states say they see no sentiment for removing Vice President Humphrey for Senator Kennedy in 1968. They praise Humphrey and Kennedy, but prefer a Johnson Humphrey ticket.
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Glacier National Park, Mont
Robert F. Kennesdy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Western Democratic Conference
Associated Press
Johnson
Humphrey
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Viet Nam
Kennedy
Nixn
John F. Kennedy
Lucy Redd
Salt Lake City
Utah
Montana
Lee Metcalf
U.S
Tom Brown
New Mexico
Johnson Humphrey
Frank Keller
Washington State
Washington
Roger Kent
California
De Gaulle Arrives in Addis Ababa After Djibouti Riots
French President Charles de Gaulle lands in Addis Ababa amid crowds and ceremonial escort with Emperor Haile Selassie. Riots in Djibouti leave several dead and many injured as authorities clash with protesters before the visit.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Charles de Gaulle
Djibouti
French Somaliland
Pardon story details family concerns after governor's denial
Hernandez and family discuss learning English outside school while awaiting a decision. They mention a 24 year-old stepson in the Air Force stationed in Sacramento. Hernandez expresses worry but trusts in the Lord, noting no prior trouble. Fifteen minutes in a quiet office Friday changed everything.
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Hernandez
Alex Jimenez
Air Force
Sacramento
Calif
Topeka
White
Death of James LeRoy Rokes at 81 in Ottawa
James LeRoy Rokes 81 of 719 S Mulberry died 3 45 p m Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a week illness He was a farmer and later a school maintenance supervisor in Ottawa He had two marriages first to Cora Edna Woods who died 1918 then to Clara Crain He was a member of First Methodist Church McDuffie Sunday School Lodge No 24 I C C F and Hazel Rebekah Lodge No 175 Surviving are his wife a son Newton Rokes Coco Beach Fla a daughter Mrs F D Stoffer Nampa Idaho six grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Services 10 a m Monday at Towner Chapel with Rev Willard Braker officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery In lieu of flowers donations to the cancer fund at First National Bank.
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James LeRoy Rokes
S. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Pasilent
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Higheland Cemetery
Cancer Fund
First National Bank
Onaga
Albert C
Amy C
Tinslar) Rokes
Ottawa University
Keldron
S.C
Ottawa
Cora Edna Woods
Pipestone
Minn
Clara Crain
Encephalitis Ruled Out In Death
The University of Kansas Medical Center announced that Mrs Allie Louderback 44 Ottawa Kansas did not die from virulent encephalitis Autopsy findings were not disclosed to the local physician who said he had not been notified and that results would take at least a week to become available
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University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Allie Louderback
Ottawa
Ottawa man waives hearing in bad check case
A 20 year old Ottawa man waived preliminary hearing in County Court and was bound over to the September term of District Court. Michael R. Warhurst was charged July 14 with writing a $94 bad check to County Treasurer Velma Powers. His bond is $1,000.
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Ottawa
Michael R. Warhurst
Velma Powers
Kansas Proposed Constitutional Amendment Submitted for November 1966 Vote
State of Kansas notices submission of a proposed constitution amendment to add Sec 11 to Article II. The amendment would let the legislature reference or adapt parts of U S laws in enacting laws under Article II, with exceptions defined in sessions. Secretary of State Elwin L. Shanahan certifies the copy as true and on file.
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State OF Kansas
Senate
United States
State of
Kansas
Elwinl M. Shanahan
Amendment Proposed to Kansas Constitution Sessions Calendar
Official notice announces a November 8 1966 General Election proposition to amend Section 25 of Article 2. The change standardizes sessions at the State Capital, starts regular annual sessions from 1967 on the second Tuesday of January, with even year sessions limited to sixty days unless extended by two-thirds vote, and carries adjourned odd-year bills to the next even-year session. Secretary of State Elwill M Shanahan signs the notice.
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State OF Kansas
State of Kan
Aes
Elwill M. Shanahan
Proposed constitution amendment on education structure in Kansas
The notice explains a proposed amendment to Article 6 of the Kansas Constitution to be voted on November 8, 1964, detailing sections on the state boards of education and regents, their duties, districting, terms, appointments, and the commissioner of education, plus provisions for public schools and local supervision. It cites House Concurrent Resolution No. 505 and outlines voting and legal framework for adoption.
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State Board of Education
Nebraska constitutional amendments on higher education and public instruction
Legal notices summarize provisions from the 1966 amendments including cooperation among boards for education programs, finance and tuition terms for public institutions, and a saving clause. It notes changes such as the prohibition on religious control of funds and eligibility for state board of education oversight, with specifics on changes effective by July 1, 1969 and elections for state and county superintendents ending after January 1, 1967. The notice references House Concurrent Resolution No. 505 and is signed by Secretary of State Elwin M. Shanahan.
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State Board of Education
State Board of Regents
State of Kansas
Elwin M. Shanahan
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