Anchorage officer earns Air Force commendation Medal
After the March 27 earthquake in Anchorage Alaska Captain Alan G Herrington orthopedic surgeon at Elmendorf Hospital received the Air Force Commendation Medal for actions immediately following the disaster Mrs Herrington is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Russell Crites 810 W 5th. Wrights Studio Adv Ottawa High School principal Harvey Drake and others attend the 16th annual principal counselor freshman conference at the University of Kansas Dec 3.
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KC Markets Cattle Hogs Lambs Report From Kansas City
AP dispatch details wholesale animal prices across cattle hogs and sheep at KC markets. cattle and calves show mixed demand with steers and heifers varying by grade calves steady feeders weak hogs steady and lambs strong. consumer eggs quoted with large medium and small sizes and wholesale dairy prices unchanged.
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Taylor Heads Back With Orders For Viet Nam
Ambassador Maxwell D. Taylor travels to South Viet Nam with new presidential orders to craft plans for intensifying the war against Communist guerrillas. President Johnson supports deeper U S involvement as Taylor returns to review and direct military strategy.
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Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
The document lists admissions including Mrs. Mary Ann Kitchen and Jacklyn Seyler among others and dismissals such as Frankie Knight and Mrs. Virgil Salman. It also contains a White House briefing on Vietnam War actions, noting potential air strikes against supply routes through Laos and North Vietnam, with Taylor urged to consult with South Vietnam and assess broader measures. The statement cites increasing North Vietnamese support for the Viet Cong, and outlines deliberations among White House officials and policy advisers.
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Ottawa area court actions outline traffic citations
County Court records show Earl M Green 27 Grandview cited November 18 one mile east of Ottawa on I 68 for disobeying a stop sign pleaded guilty and fined five dollars and costs. Jeanette Stephenson 67 Ottawa RFD 4 cited December 1 one and a half miles north of Ottawa on US 59 for improper passing pleaded guilty and fined ten dollars and costs. Edgar L Johnston 37 Osage Township cited November 23 three miles east of Ottawa on 135 for speeding 86 in a 70 mph zone forfeited ten dollar bond and costs.
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Viet Cong Arsenal Increased By Attack
Viet Cong forces captured 113 weapons including 33 machine guns after overrunning Thien Giao district headquar ters 100 miles northeast of Saigon. North Viet Nam claimed U S planes strafed three villages in the DMZ. Ground troops and flare ships responded as Viet Cong departed with the booty.
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Lake search for two missing Emporia teens at John Redmond Reservoir
Burlington Kansas AP report says investigators continued efforts to locate Bill Seybold and Steve Mountain, both 16, after they vanished Friday while hunting at John Redmond Reservoir. Rough water and fog hindered orienteering as deputies used boats along the shore plus shoreline searches. a third 16 year old, Steve Fencannon of Emporia, was found Saturday with the overturned boat and a cap.
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Thant Credited With Key Moves At UN General Assembly
The twice delayed UN General Assembly opened with no clash between the United States and the Soviet Union as U Thant’s persistence drew the powers together. A 21 nation committee will seek a solution to Congo peacekeeping dues and the US voting rights dispute while the session focuses on noncontroversial issues and new members Malawi Malta and Zambia.
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Car Tears Fence Down Near Ottawa
Kenneth E. Kistner a 21 year old Waverly man lost control of a 1963 Chevrolet on US-50 five miles west of Ottawa at about 8:45 a.m. He swerved across the road tearing out 150 feet of a fence belonging to B. L. Stratton. The car sustained heavy damage and Kistner was charged with driving on the wrong side of the road. He drove away after the crash.
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Deaths Mrs Gladys May Brown 72 Cherryvale
Services for Mrs Gladys May Brown 72 of Cherryvale were held November 30 in Cherryvale with burial at Fairview Cemetery. She died November 28 of a heart attack. The family lived in Ottawa until about ten years ago. Surviving are husband H M Brown four children Dean Brown Mission Harold Brown Lupton Colo Mrs Hazel Ames Ottawa and Mrs Velma Patton Denver four grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
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Local Farm Auctions Set Through December
Postings list multiple farm and household auctions around Ottawa Pomona and Council Grove Kansas. Dates include December 1 3 and 5 with items ranging from Holstein dispersal to household goods. Auctions feature Kenneth Whaley Ferguson Brothers Printy Wayne Miller Harold Stewart Max Allen Estate Jack Nelson and Jim Brady as organizers or contacts.
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Ottawa
Help Wanted Maids and Sitters in NY and CT
Help wanted ads seek maids, housekeepers, and babysitters for live in positions in New York and Connecticut. Guaranteed jobs with free room and board, weekly pay from forty to sixty five dollars. No money needed. Fare advanced. Leave at once. Write Maids Room 310 Trailways Building 210 West Fayette Street Baltimore Maryland or call collect 7522772 if you can leave at once.
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