Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Marine Week
Marine Sgt Daniel Crockett learns city engineering duties in Escondido during Pal Week as Camp Pendleton Marines fill local government posts. US Navy boilerist 1st class David Whalen serves aboard USS Mispillion, part of Exercise Black Bear off Southern California. Ottawa Jaycees host Christmas party for underprivileged children with gifts, toys, and a 2 pm Dec 16 Memorial Auditorium event. planning committee includes Chet Worf Don Bouska Robert Roberts.
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Daniel E. Crockett
Harold Crockett
Ottawa
Charles Larrick
Escondido
Calif
Marine Corps
San Diego
Camp Pendleton
David W. Whalen
USN
Leo A. Leecy
N. Mulberry
Mispillion
First Fleet
California
Ottawa Jaycee
Memorial Auditorium
Chet Worf
Don Bouska
Robert Roberts
Madman Slayer Seized After Bayonet Massacre in Mineola
In Miami a 37-year-old Mate Ivanov swallowed a spoon to avoid transfer for murder charges in New York. Doctors report at least one spoon in his stomach. he awaits possible surgery as FBI ties him to the Mineola bayonet slaying of Peter Gregor and his family, plus their poodle.
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Miami
Fla
New York
Dade County
Mate
Mike) Ivanov
Ivanov
FBI
Mineola
N.Y
Peter Gregor
Peter Jr
Ronald
Michael
Graham Plans Japan Crusade for 1963 Evangelistic Tour
Billy Graham to lead an evangelistic crusade in Japan, slated for April to May 1963. The plan includes services at Tokyo Stadium seating 100,000 and additional meetings in about 100 smaller cities, according to a staff member.
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Greenville
D.C
Billy Graham
Japan
Tokyo Stadium
Peaceful Nuclear Device Tests Set For Sunday Near Carlsbad
American scientists plan a Sunday test of a peaceful nuclear device in a salt rock chamber 25 miles southeast of Carlsbad New Mexico. The 1200 foot deep site will be observed by about 400 newsmen and officials from ten nations including Japan Canada Australia England France Spain Switzerland South Africa Norway and Italy. The device equals about 5000 tons of TNT and aims to show peaceful uses of nuclear heat radiation and explosions such as harbor blasting electricity generation and production of radioactive atoms.
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Carlsbad
N.M
Unc
Francois Perrin
France
Atomic Energy Agency
Atomic Energy Commission
Japan
Canada
Australia
England
Spain
Switzerland
South Africa
Norway
Italy
To Emphasize Possibilities Lecture by Wilson M Riley
Wilson M Riley of Kansas City will outline mankind’s possibilities in a Sunday 8 p.m. Christian Science lecture at Ottawa church, 311 S Hickory. A former Missouri Committee on Publication member, Riley now tours with the Christian Science Board of Lectureship and has moderated the TV series How Christian Science Heals.
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Wilson M. Riley
Kansas City
Ottawa
Hickory
Christian Science Board of
Riley
Christian Science Committee
Missouri
Cite Three On Driving Charge
Three persons were cited by police and sheriff's officers on drunk driving charges last night. Harold G. Wise, 39, Chanute, faced driving while intoxicated reckless driving and an open bottle charge. Larry Moore, 25, RFD 1, was charged with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and lacking a valid license. Both pleaded innocent at arraignments and await trials December 21. Bond set at 500 for Wise and 400 for Moore. Charles M. Lamb, 22, Paola, posted 300 bond after being cited on driving while intoxicated and reckless driving.
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Harold G. Wise
Chanute
Larry Moore
RFD
Wise
Moore
Charles M. Lamb
Paola
A I Van Cleave Reflects On Farm Life And Exodus
A column by News Editor A I Van Cleave introduces his personal view of farm life. He traces his Louisiana Hill Farm family, nine sons, cotton years, and decline from soil erosion, market collapse, and government controls. The piece ends with Papa selling the farm to repay prior debts.
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A. I. van Cleave
The
Herald
Uts
Papa
Louisiana Hill
Cain
Paree
van Cleave
van Cleaves
Louisiana
Icy Streets Spark Rash of Ottawa Traffic Mishaps
Icy weather caused four collisions on Ottawa streets yesterday evening, all on the north side. Vehicles driven by Helen M. Foushee, Albert W. Hancock, Joseph T. Schmidt, Walter L. Stewart, Thurman L. Carter, and Allen L. Unruh were involved in crashes near North Main, Tecumseh, and the 100 block area. no injuries or citations reported. Schmidt’s car struck a light pole and two other vehicles suffered major damage.
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Ottawa
North
North Main
Helen M. Foushee
S. Cherry
Albert W. Hancock
RFD
Joseph T. Schmidt
Foushee
Hancock
Stewart
Carter
Tecumseh and
Main
Schmidt
N. Main
Allen L. Unruh
Willow
Arthur P. Hayden
N. Sycamore
Deaths Albert H Mardic Masonic service held
Albert H Mardic 67 died of a heart attack December 4. Born July 25, 1892 he and his wife formerly of Ottawa moved to Augusta in the early 1930s. Funeral at Dunsford Funeral Home attended by relatives including Harry G Cochranes family with a Masonic service.
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Albert H. Mardic
Harry G. Cochrane
Augusta
Dunsford
Mardic
Ottawa
Melody Lodge No
Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
Dominican Crisis Near A Solution
El Caribe reported a formula in principle to resolve the Dominican crisis after a 12 hour government opposition negotiation. The United States withdrew a fleet of warships as Rafael Trujillo’s brothers Hector and Jose Arizmendi Trujillo returned to the country amid unrest.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
el Caribe
United States
Rafael Trujillo
Trujillos
Hector
Jose Arizmendi
Washington
U.S
Neckline creep in fashion tests limits of couture
New York fashion scene pushes neckline depth as couturier Arnold Scaasi introduces even deeper strapless gowns. Designers like Rudi Gernreich Ceil Chapman and Jacques Tiffeau had earlier explored minimal coverage, while Scaasi's models appear to have nearly outgrown strapless looks, according to buyers and a publicity director.
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New York
Ceil Chapman
Jacques Tiffeau
Monte Santo-Prusan
Scansi
Probe Fire That Killed 15 In Hospital
Hartford Hospital suffered a ninth floor trash chute blaze that swept a corridor and killed 15 people including six patients, five visitors, and four staff. More than 100 were trapped as 793 patients remained in the hospital. An investigation began with witnesses describing flames along the ceiling and a torch-like blast. The cause remained undetermined with suggestions of a cigarette or possible gas. A six hour hearing was held and recessed.
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Hartford, Conn
Hartford Hospital
Rain Slows Congo Fighting in Elisabethville Skirmish
Torrential rains pause heavy clashes as U.N. and Katanga forces trade fire near Elisabethville. U.N. reports Swedish jets disabled a Katanga radio transmitter, while Katanga claims only a power line was cut. Indian troops, Canberra jets, and a makeshift armored bulldozer tank figure in the day’s action.
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Elisabethville
Katanga
the Congo
U.N
Leopoldville
United Nations
Elisabethvile
Freighter Sinks in South China Sea With 33 Feared Lost
In a storm the Panamanian freighter Combined One sank west of Ladd Reef in the Spratly group about 650 miles southwest of Manila. Five survivors and two bodies recovered. 33 feared dead. Epping Forest and 13 merchant ships search with 35 knot winds hampering rescue efforts.
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Manila
South China Sea
Hong Kong
Singapore
Ladd Reef
Spratly Island
U.S. Navy
Langley Point Naval Base
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Epping Forest
Cattle and Hogs Market Report From Kansas City KC Markets
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle and hog price ranges show slaughter steers steady to 23 lower, heifers up to 95 higher, cows 50-7 higher, calves and veal ers steady. good to prime steer 93.50-26.60, good to prime heifers 23.00-25.50, stockers steady to 25 higher. sheep lambs weaker, feeders steady, good to prime lambs 14.50-10.73. hogs barrows and gilts 28-50 higher, sows steady to 25 lower with barrows gilts 16.00-17.00, sows 22.76-14.78.
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Kansas City
Wellsville Honor Roll Lists for Grades Seven to Twelve
Wellsville Junior-Senior High School announces high honor roll for second six weeks and honor roll for all B's. High honors include eighth grader Carolyn Warnock, Peggy O’Neil, Teresa Slaven. ninth Janice Vickers, Sheila Dominick, Elaine Christy. tenth Bill Coughlin, Dean Lawrenz. twelfth Lois Ware, Elaine Evans, Lois Cheshro. Honor roll lists many more students across grades seven to twelve.
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Wellsville
Janice Vickers
Sheila Dominick
Elaine Christy
Bill Coughlin
Dean Lawrenz
Lois Ware
Elaine Evans
Lois Cheshro
Jay Barnett
Marvin Chesbro
Jim Good
Pam Flynn
Idonna Haney
Vic Harrison
Ted Hooton
Karen O’connor
Stanley Perry
Gary Whiteaker
Penny Whitley
Perry Perkins
Robert Kohler
Steve Hughes
Judy Crist
Lonnie Bryers
Robert Warren
John Mitchell
Gary Knight
Marolyn Brittingham
Cheryl Rogers
Kary Higbie
Robert Scott
Marilyn Shoemaker
Beatrice Carmona
Nancy Barnett
Karen Clayton
David Beasly
Sherrill DeVore
Nancy Harris
Doug Higb
Hearing on Final Settlement in Macoubrie Estate
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas will hear J W Dickerson executor of the will of A E Macoubrie deceased for final settlement of the estate and approval of executor acts accounts and fees Heirs devisees and legatees will be determined and distributed per the will The hearing is set for January 3 1962 at 3 60 p m in Ottawa Kansas and defenses must be filed by that date. Also notice of appointment of Albert A Denike as administrator of the estate of Orlando H Denike deceased with nine months to present claims.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
A. E. Macoubrie
Arthur E. Macoubrie
Arthur Elwood Macoubrie
J. W. Dickerson
Arthur FE. Macoubrie
A. EB. Macoubrie
Ottawa
Orlando H. Denike
Albert A. Denike
Kansas
Albert A. Centre
Hospital Notes Dismissals List Named Women and Family
Dismissals include Mrs. Donald Barnes of 1104 North Oak and Mrs. James Fitzgerald of 616 South Locust. Also discharged are Mrs. David Bradshaw of Melvern, Mrs. Clinton Wilson and her baby son of Melvern, and Delbert Eugene Sheldon of Rural Free Delivery Route 1 Baldwin on Saturday.
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Donald Barnes
N. Oak
James Fitzgerald
David Bradshaw
Clinton Wilson
Melvern
Delbert Eugene Sheldon
Baldwin
Horse and livestock sale dates across Kansas and Missouri
Auction calendar lists Charles Lyndon Flint Hills Florence Ottawa Neosho and Overbrook sales with consignments and weekly events. Local contacts include Printy Ben Cap D J Auction Jake Ralston Garnett Pomona Gordon James Ottawa Market Sale near Main and Wilson.
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Charles — Lyndon
Kansas
Flint Hills
Florence
Ottawa Livestock Commission Co
Ottawa
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Missouri
Gordon James
Main
Wilson
Franklin County Livestock Sales Schedule in Ottawa Area
Overbrook and Ottawa area markets list weekly cattle sales from December through mid month. Listings include Northeast Kansas Hereford Association and Franklin County Sale Co events with location details at Locust and Wilson, Ottawa, and other nearby towns such as Emporia, Waverly, and Centropolis. Each entry notes sale date and participating firms or contact numbers.
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Ernest Arnold
Overbrook
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Wilson and Locust
Ottawa
Northeast Kansas Hereford Association
Emporia Livestock Sale Co
Emporia
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County
Locust & Wilson
Kas
Eastern Kansas
Waverly
Franklin Co
Wilson & Locust
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