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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1965

Page

9

Read to class via home telephone hookup for injured boy

Scott City Kansas eight year old Mike Finkenbinder, homebound with a spiral leg fracture, uses a private telephone link and classroom receiver to read along in second grade. He controls participation from his home, while a second receiver sits at his normal desk in the room. Mike says the setup lets him leave school early.

Roger Mike Finkenbinder Scott City Mike Delmar Finkenbinder Kan Frances Haffner Delmar Flinkenbinder Hays

Texas Man Faces Child Desertion Charge in Extradition Case

A hearing is set for 10 a.m. on January 5 at county court Wednesday for Bobby Gerlach Nix alias Charles Ryan, 28, of Junction City, who faces child desertion charges in Texas. The hearing follows his refusal to waive extradition after being released on a $1,000 bond.

Bobby Gerlach Nix Charles Ryan Junction City Texas Nix

Death of William Dehn 85 Cedar House resident

William Adolph Dehn aged 85 died after a one day illness at Cedar House Nursing Home where he had resided since 1961. Services will be at 2 pm Saturday at Williamsburg Methodist Church with Rev. David Wilson officiating. Burial in Central Cemetery south of Pomona. Born July 4 1880 in Sheboygan Wisconsin he moved to Franklin County Kansas at age two and farmed near Williamsburg. He married Mary Evaline Hull April 16 1901 in Melvern she died 1946. Surviving: son Glenn W. Dehn Topeka daughter Helen Goodwill Williamsburg eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren one brother Henry Dehn Quenemo one sister Ida Steward Williamsburg. Two sons preceded him Walter Frank Dehn 1950 Albert Karl Dehn 1965.

William “Bill Adolph Dehn Cedar House Nursing Home Williamsburg Methodist Church David Wilson Central Cemetery Pomona Sheboygan Wis Kansas Franklin County Williamsburg Melvern Mary Evaline Hull Glenn W. Dehn Topeka Helen Goodwill Willaamsburg Henry Dehn Quenemo Ida Steward Walter Frank Dehn Albert Karl Dehn

Funeral service for Joseph Edward Caylor held in Towner's Chapel

Funeral services were held Wednesday for Joseph Edward Caylor who died Sunday at Towner's Funeral Chapel with Rev. Donald Welton and Rev. Albert Smith officiating. Honorary pallbearers were Dean Kennedy Arthur Williams John Finch Harry Loyd Vern Morlan L. M. Wadkins and Gerald Ball all members of Lane LC C F No. 263. Active pallbearers were Don Davis Gerald Ball Vern Welton Harold Price Roger Brockus and Steve Needham. Soloist Mrs. Cecil Redick accompanied by Mrs. J. M. Kile gore. Masonic graveside services were held at Stanton Cemetery in Miami County.

Joseph Edward Caylor Towner’s Donald Welton Albert Smith Dean Kennedy Arthur Williams John Finch Harry Loyd Vern Morlan L. M. Wadkins Gerald Ball Lane LC C.F. No. 263 Don Davis Vern Welton Harold Price Roger Brockus Steve Needham Cecil Redick J. M. Kile Gore Stanton Cemetery Miami County

Johnson speeds wheat shipments to India and seeds aid

President Johnson ordered a rapid shipment of 114 million tons of wheat to India to aid the food emergency and authorized a 50 million loan for fertilizer purchases. The move, made after talks with Secretary Freeman, prioritizes immediate aid and may include further wheat earmarks. Indian officials will visit the U.S. to discuss ongoing assistance. The president also sought wage and price stability from labor groups.

Johnson City Tex Johnson India White House Austin Bill D. Moyers Moyers Chidambaram Subramaniam United States Washington Harold Wilson West Ludwig Erhard

Witness Takes Fifth In Civil Rights Case

Selma Alabama AP witness refused to testify citing self incrimination in the murder trial of three white men for the slaying of Rev James Reed last March. Prosecution seeks recess to locate another eyewitness as District Attorney ASH WORTH questions if witness Billy Dowd Edwards is en route from Greenville Mississippi.

Selma Ala Boston James J. Reed L.S. Moore Virgil M. Asheworth Greenville Miss Kelly Reed Alabama Blanchard McLeod

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