Hub caps stolen from 1965 Ford reported to police
Robertson Motor Company reported the theft of four hub caps from a 1965 Ford with a value of 83 dollars and 40 cents. The city listings include a church bazaar and a principal counselors conference at the University of Kansas with 288 representatives from 121 high schools. A 39 year old Osawatomie man was cited for speeding in the 1000 block of South Main and posted bond. The Baker University music department will hold Christmas candlelight vespers at Richmond and Garnett churches with times in the afternoon and evening.
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Robertson Motor Company
W. P. Shepard
Ottawa High School
Harvey Drake
University of Kansas
Rolando A. Rodrigues
Osawatomie
South Main
Baker University Music Department
Richmond
Garnett
Richmond Methodist Church
Garnett Methodist Church
Barn Fire Destroys Hay Barn and Truck Near Ottawa
A barn at the George Zook farm north east of Ottawa burned at about 6 p.m. Tuesday. The hay-filled structure and a truck inside were totally destroyed. Also note a Franklin County Day Care Center board meeting set for Friday at 7 p.m. in Elliott Hall First Baptist Church. Arthur Q. Harris, Ottawa RFD 3, was admitted to Halstead Hospital on November 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Zook
Wellsville
Franklin County
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Arthur QO. Harris
Ottawa Rfd
Halstead Hospital
Halstead, Kan
West Germany Sees Broad Price Rise Amid Christmas Tree Note
AP reports broad price increases across West Germany with the Ministry for Economic Affairs noting Christmas tree prices will not rise. Wood base price is 38 cents per 40 inches but extra costs and profits push final street prices higher. Last year trees cost from 2 to 8 dollars in cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
Ministry For Economic Affairs
Rockefeller Plan Seeks State Aid for Medical Training
Albany New York Gov Nelson Rockefeller announced a plan to seek legislature approval for state financing of physician training. The program, still in principle, would boost medical school enrollments by over 100 students annually through an agreement with seven medical schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Local Markets and King Ranch wire note
Market listings show corn milo and soybeans with prices in dollars per unit and a brief note on ear corn shelled corn wheat and soybeans. The King Ranch claims it never used barbed wire preferring a sturdy ground wire strung through posts for fencing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Ranch
Johnson Walks A Lonely Road Amid International Talks
President Johnson faces decisions on Vietnam escalation as McNamara warns of a long road ahead and troop levels potentially rising to 300,000. Global diplomacy shows mixed signals with proposed disarmament talks, U S Soviet unity on some issues, and France's De Gaulle criticizing the war. A Rio conference promises Latin American reforms, while U S aims to influence future intervention in the Dominican revolt and balance relations with the Soviet Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
Johnson
Viet Nam
Robert 8. McNamara
McNamara
North Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Red China
United Nations General Assembly
United States
Soviet Union
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Washington
White House
Big Cuban Airlift Begins Today Influx to U S starts
Cuban refugees begin arriving in the United States in a major airlift. The first flight with 93 Cubans lands in Miami, with 800 to 1,000 refugees expected weekly. Nine airlines to alternate, Pan American first to operate through Christmas. Parents of children in the U S receive preference, and government pays fares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami, Fla
United States
Miami
U. S
Cuba
Matanzas
Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Pan American World Airways
Cost Of Living Rise Has LBJ Worried
President Johnson plans an early meeting with his economic advisers to curb rising living costs and prevent a wages price spiral tied to wartime spending. The group includes Fowler Schultze McChesney Martin and Gardner Ackley. The session may be marked as routine and could affect money markets.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Here
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Charles L. Schultze
William Mc Chesney Martin
Labor Department
Viet Nam
Steenage
White House
Market report highlights mixed egg prices and butter quotes
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports mixed egg pricing with mediums at 33 343 and wholesales holding steady for large at 80 cents and mediums at 80 percent of listed, butter quotes for Grade A quarters at 74 and Grade A solid at 72 per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Lambs Prices
AP cattle figures show 1,500 cattle 300 calves with varied classes. Hogs total 3,500 with barrows gilts up 25, sows steady to 25 higher. Sheep 500 with slaughter lambs 50 higher and lamb ranges 25.50 to 26.00. Meat prices listed for good, choice, and utility classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
City
Rear End Crash At 700 N Main
A rear end collision occurred about 12 48 p m Tuesday in the 700 block of North Main. No injuries were reported. Byron K Defreese 26 Princes ton RFD 1 driver of a 1965 Ford was stopped at a crosswalk light. Gerald F Walburn 52 527 S Hickory driver of a 1952 GMC pickup was following too closely and could not stop. Damage estimates were 185 91 for the Ford and 20 for the pickup. No arrest was made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Main
Byron K. Defreese
Princeston Rfd
Gerald F. Walburn
S. Hickory
Walburn
Ford
Shotgun Stolen From Man's Car In Kansas City
Joseph Wayne Bright Jr. reported a burglary theft from his 1965 Chevrolet parked in front of the Ham and Run Cafe. A 16 gauge Browning automatic shotgun valued at 195, a gun case worth 4, and two boxes of shells totaling 2.33 were taken after a car door was found open upon return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Joseph Wayne Bright Jr
Bright
Hospital Admissions And Birth In Journal Notes
Hospital notes list admissions for Lloyd Kern Rantoul Mrs Ed Hosler 606 Elm Mrs Robert Bundy 903 5 Hickory Mrs John Demos 1528 S Oak Ed ward O Ivey Quenemo Tuesday Thomas Edgar Wilson 533 N Cedar Wednesday dismissals include Ray Reed Pomona Tuesday Mrs Robert E Litke 413 Ss Mulberry Wednesday and births Mr and Mrs Ray G Muensch 612 W Fourth a daughter weight 7 pounds 2 ounces Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Kern
Rantoul
Ed Hosler
Elm
Robert Bundy
Hickory
John Demos
Oak
Edward O. Ivey
Quenemo
Thomas Edgar Wilson
Cedar
Ray Reed
Pomona
Robert E. Litke
Mulberry
Malcolm Mcintyre
S. Main
Ray G. Muensch
Ottawa area court fines for license and passing violations
County Court JACK FREDRICK GUYETT, 23, Ottawa RFD 3, cited Aug. 7 at Pomona on K-68, pleaded guilty to having no driver's license and defective rights. Guyett was fined a total of $20 and court costs. EVELYN M. FORDYCE, 4, Topeka, cited June 21 about onehalf mile east of Ottawa on K-68, was fined $10 and court costs on a charge of improper passing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Fredrick Guyett
Ottawa
Chest Fund Short by 1720 as Drive Aims Telethon
The 1966 United Chest fund is 1720 short of its 26500 goal, said Robert Pence general co chairman. A telephone drive will start today to contact 80 to 85 local businesses not increasing their donations this year. The campaign aims to finish in two days.
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United Chest Fund
Robert Pence
Pence
Cone
Deaths: Kern Klontz Dobbs Harshberger mark local losses
Obituary notices report Earl Lorenzo Kern 67 of Ottawa died after illness, Daisy F Klontz 71 of Tuscaloosa formerly Ottawa, Dr Louis H Dobbs 53 Owensboro Ky head of Kentucky Wesleyan College business department, and Pearl Harshberger sister of Lizzie Reekie killed in a Dodge City auto crash. Services set for Kern and Klontz. Dobbs burial planned in this region. Surviving relatives listed for each, including spouses children and siblings.
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Louis H. Dobbs
Owensboro
Kentucky Wesleyan College
L. B. Dobbs
Williamsburg
Daleas
Tex
Mattiemae Eichman
David Donn
Louann Dobbs
Helen Pitts
Clathe
Nadene Harrison
Washerington State
Paul Dobbs
Odessa
Pearl Harshberger
Lizzie Reekie
In Reekie
Pomona
Dodge City
Harshberger
Ina Reekie
W. J. Reekie
Bill Reekie
Thelma Hamilton
Princeton
Ruby Hamilton
Joyce Bitts
Ottawa
US Tightens Food Surplus Policy Amid Currency Excess
The United States will take payments mainly in dollars rather than rupees and dinars from currency surplus countries including India Pakistan UAR Ceylon Burma Guinea Israel Poland Tunisia and Yugoslavia. A proposed 55 million food sale to the United Arab Republic was approved with talks in Cairo set within two weeks. The policy aims to prevent waste while accommodating limited local currencies, with waivers possible if in national interest.
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Washington
United States
U.S
India
Pakistan
United Arab Republic
U.S. Treasury
Ceylon
Burma
Guinea
Israel
Poland
Tunisia
Yugoslavia
State Department
Johnson
Cairo
U.S. Information Agency
Dean Rusk
Funeral Services for Mrs. Joan Lucille Fine
Funeral services for Mrs. Joan Lucille Fine will be held at the mortuary Wednesday at 2 PM with Rev. Robert Burger officiating. Burial will be in Paola Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Linda Theresa
Altic) Thompson
Towner’s Chapel
Highland Cemetery
Railroad Apprenticeship and Credit Company Careers in Ottawa
Box 27 Ottawa offers a career path with advancement, college training, or experience for a starting salary plus benefits. Universal Credit Company at 1020 Minnesota Ave Kansas City Kansas lists financing roles and a railroad apprenticeship program seeking telegrapher PBX operator teletypist clerk typist and more, with 20 placements in 60 days and priority for veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Universal C
Credit Company
Minnesota Ave
Kansas City
Kansas
Ottawa Herald
Community Auction Notices From Ottawa Area
Ottawa Kansas December 4 C and E present community auction listings in Wellsville and wellington area sales. George Pinny farm sale near Pomona at 114 west and 4 miles north set for 11:00 a.m. December 2. Stocker and feeder sale at Franklin County Sale Barn one mile north of Ottawa December 6. Printy and Son Ben Printy CH 2.1974 catalogs and television ads list Auction House at 1136 North Main Ottawa. Tuesday and Thursday auctions hosted by Printy’s Auction and Community Auction with Harold Stewart as auctioneer Clifford Hobbs listed CH 2.4836 CH 2.3718.
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George Pinny
West
Pomona
Kan
Franklin County
Ottawa
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R. Hobbs
Kansas
Wellsville
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Jeu Engl Son Moun
Chest Fund
Little Short
Smith Insurance
Earl Lorenzo Kern
Connecticut
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Towner Chapel
Jim Anderson
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Nora Crusier Kern
Holt County
Mary Ruth Kern
Charles Edgar Kern
Zethyl Dover
California
Lorena Knight
Lola Dean
Marion Barnes
Virginia
Daisy F, Klontz
Daisy F. Klontz
Tuscaloosa
Ala
Otetawa
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Ned M. Roberts
Klontz
Topeka
Joseph E
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Lamar
Bert Klontz
Tremont
Towner’s
Ohta SN
Luis Dengel
Don Hortuaey
Brittany
Osburn’s
H. E. Reineman
South Hickory
Tancred
T. We
Grces
Jack B
Stephenson
E. C
Gerald B
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Jack Nelson
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Osage City
Jim? Brady
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