KU seminar host features Ferguson on search laws
Local law enforcement officers attended a University of Kansas seminar Monday where Attorney General William Ferguson lectured on search and seizure laws. Ottawa attendees included Sheriff Joe Ferns and County Attorney Donald White among others from several agencies.
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University of Kansas
William Ferguson
Ottawa
Joe Ferns
Donald White
Clyde Johnson
Fred Vogler
Glenn Simmons
Bill Adams
Frances Opal Bell obituary dies at 73 in Crestview
Frances Opal Bell 73 died at 8 30 am in Crestview nursing home after long illness. Services set for Friday 2 pm at Towner Chapel with Rev Charles P Knight. burial in Hope Cemetery. Born April 4 1890 Kansas City Kansas she lived in Wellsville Franklin County Ottawa. Surviving three sons John Wichita Charles Lampe Mo Walter Lawrence a daughter Mrs John Kramer 620 N Oak four grandchildren four great grandchildren and brother Charles Wilkins Ottawa.
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Frances Opal Bell
Crestview Nursing Home
Towner Chapel
Charles P. Knight
Hope Cemetery
Bert Bell
Bell
S. Locust
First Methodist Church
John
Wichita
Charles
Lampe
Walter
Lawrence
John Kramer
Oak
Charles Wilkins
Ottawa
Funeral services for Blanche C Goldsmith and Sarah H Hunter
Funeral services for Mrs Blanche C Goldsmith who died December 13 were at Towner Chapel December 16 with Rev Roy H Armstrong officiating Pallbearers named Burial followed at Hope Cemetery Members of her Sunday School class and the Rebekah Lodge attended in groups A graveside service for Mrs Sarah Hills Hunter who died Monday will be held Wednesday at 11 am in Elmo Kansas Cemetery Friends may call at Towner Chapel Tuesday evening.
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Goldsmith
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Towner Chapel
Roy H. Armstrong
Earl Reed
Roy Seaton
Harry Hjorth
Leo Kirkwood
John Anderson
Frank Cannady
Erwin Happy
J. M. Kilgore
Hope Cemetery
Rebekah Lodge
Sarah H. Hunter
Sarah Hills Hunter
Elmo
Kas
Hunter
Towner's Chapel
Elmo Cemetery
Kanesas
Church League Plans Session for Youth Teams
The Ottawa Recreation Commission sponsors a Church League meeting at 7:30 p.m. December 28 at the Youth Center. Coaches sponsors and ministers with teams entered in the league are invited. Divisions cover players 14 and under and 15 to 18. The schedule runs through January and February.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
FBI Evidence To Be Studied By Commission
The Presidential Investigating Commission, led by Chief Justice Earl Warren, will study the FBI report on President Kennedy's assassination. They plan to build a legal staff to examine the evidence rather than accept FBI findings at face value. The secret report reportedly names Lee Harvey Oswald as the lone gunman.
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FBI
John F. Kennedy
Presidential Investigating Commission
Earl Warren
Board of Inquiry
Warren
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Dallas
Oswald
Three Men arraigned on cattle theft charges
Jerry Cromwell Dale Collins and Gary Malburg of Williamsburg and nearby were arraigned in County Court on grand larceny for stealing two calves from James Parks farm on November 23 and Cromwell and Malburg faced petty larceny for taking one calf from Duane Muntague on November 26. All waived preliminary hearing with Malburg and Collins released on $1,200 bonds each.
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Jerry Cromwell
Dale Collins
Williamsburg
Gary Malburg
N, Main
James Parks
Cromwell
Malburg
Duane Montague
Collins
States Get Aid Against Pollution
President Johnson signed a bill providing 95 million dollars over three years to help states and local agencies combat air pollution from cars and industry. The White House ceremony drew a large congressional delegation as the measure expands a 1955 pilot program and broadens health and welfare research and remedial action authority.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
Congress
Santa Fe Railway Pays County Ad Valorem Tax
The Santa Fe Railway mails first half 1963 ad valorem tax payments to 170 Kansas counties. The total 1963 Santa Fe ad valorem bill is 5,259,803.08 with Franklin county receiving 123,977.90. Kansas schools and municipalities are the major beneficiaries and payments should reach county treasurers before December 20.
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Santa Fe Railway
Santa Fe
Kansas
Franklin County
Co op Employees Attend School in Kansas City
Arlen D. Frank and Fred Ferguson of Ottawa Co Op are attending short courses this week in Kansas City. Ferguson attends a management course while Frank pursues a basic feed course. The school is sponsored by Consumers Cooperative Association, a manufacturing and wholesale cooperative.
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Arlen D. Frank
Fred Ferguson
Ottawa Co.Op
Kansas City
Ferguson
Frank
Consumers Cooperative Association
Police Jail Demonstrators In Columbia Protest
In Columbia 115 of about 200 young Negroes were jailed for protesting segregation. Demonstrator Timothy Smith tackled a detective as another was dragged into a police car. Most arrestees, college and high school students, faced charges of parading without a permit, disorderly conduct, and refusing to obey an officer.
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Columbia
S.C
Timothy Smith
Jets roar at Kitty Hawk tribute to Wright brothers
At Kitty Hawk North Carolina the Air Force Thunderbird team performed a two day observance marking the 60th anniversary of the Wright brothers first powered flight on December 17, 1903. The finale featured military aircraft lifting 10 feet in tribute to the pioneers.
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N.C
Wright Brothers
Air Force
Thunderbird
Orville
Wilbur Wright
Warm Front Raises State Temperatures
An unusual warm front from the south warms Kansas with above freezing readings across the state. Eastern Kansas highs reach the 80s while western sections top 40s to mid 40s, with Topeka rising from 18 to 28 and Marysville and Hiawatha area snow and fog affecting travel. Cold air returns soon, but not as severe as recent days.
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Kansas
Goodland
Wichita
Marysville
Hiawatha
Highway Patrol
Belleville
Washington
Clay Center
Concordia
Colorado
Army Trucks Aid Mail Delivery
The National Guard will assist the Post Office this Christmas with delivery. Three ¼ ton trucks will be used until the heavy holiday loads subside, per armory officials.
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Santa Claus
Post Office
National Guard
Armory
Junior High Christmas Program Tonight at High School
The Junior High Christmas program will be presented at 7 30 tonight in the High School Auditorium. A small choral ensemble will sing three carols in German while a larger chorus performs favorite English and American carols. The seventh grade band will play several selections including Let Every Tongue Adore Thee by Bach.
Kansas City Votes On Earnings Tax
Kansas City voters faced a choice on a proposed earnings tax worth one half of one percent of earnings. Officials warned the city needs about $6 million if the measure fails, while many workers live outside the city and would also pay. The 1957 levy would have been 1 percent and was defeated. Low turnout expected due to cold weather and snow.
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Kansas City
Two New Nations Join UN
Zanzibar and Kenya joined the United Nations, raising total members to 113. The Security Council was to back British-Ghanaian resolutions recommending admission, with General Assembly expected to vote soon after. Zanzibar became independent Tuesday and Kenya Thursday, both remaining in the Commonwealth. Asian-African group now has 58 members and pushes for Security Council and Economic and Social Council enlargements despite Western and Soviet opposition.
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Kenya
United Nations
World Organization
Security Council
General Assembly
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Economic and Social Council
Soviet Union
Britain
France
United States
Viet Nam junta reshuffles marine and force chiefs
Replace two top military leaders in Saigon as South Viet Nam undergoes a string of high level changes. The action comes from the military junta aiming to refresh leadership amid ongoing internal shifts.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South Viet Nam
Hollywood’s Liz Taylor and Richard Burton Move Toward Marriage
Hollywood reports Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton near wedding following two year romance. Sybil Burton gains $1.5 million Mexican divorce settlement and custody of their two daughters. Eddie Fisher planning divorce steps as Liz’s settlement nears. Puerto Vallarta, Mexico seen as nuptial setting after Burton finishes The Night of the Iguana. The couple bought a four story house there and plan to reside while Burton rehearses a Broadway version of Hamlet.
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Mary Elizabeth Taylor
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Marc ‘Antony
Liz
Cleopatra
Sybil Burton
Edsdie ‘Fisher
Mike Todd
Eddie
Elizabeth
New York
Mexico
Fisher
Bravel
Puerto Vallarta
Hamiet
Hospital Notes From a Quenemo Listing Names
A list of patient and relatives names, addresses, and days of note across several towns including Quenemo Topeka and Edgerton. The fragmented entry records individuals such as Donna Green Etta Norton Roger Cook Debra Detwiler and Jack Englehaupt with scattered street numbers and days like Tuesday and Monday.
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Quenemo
Mone Day
Etta Norton
Hickory
Lester LaNier
Sycamore
Roger Cook
Tremont
John Stadler
Oak
William Hase
Richmond
Battee
Rantoul
Harold Meneley
Johnnie Milliman
Poplar
Robert Mattson
Edgerton
Debra Kay Detwiler
Sycaemore
Jack Englehaupt
Lawrence
Elsie Kraus
Lane
Betty Hollon
Pomona
Alexander Macy
O.U
Hogs Cattle Eggs Market Report From Kansas City
KC Markets notes hogs steady to 25 higher with 190 to 250 lb at 14.50 to 14.25 and 250 to 275 lb at 14.25. sows 11.50 to 12.25. Sheep 1,600 steady. slaughter lambs 19.00 prime, 17.75 to 18.75 choice. Cattle 4,500 calves 300 steady to strong. steers 22.75 to 23.00. cows 13.00 to 14.00. calves 18.00 to 19.00. feeder steers 21.00 to 22.00. Consumer eggs grade A large 4 to 7, mostly 3.5. wholesale large 80% A 40 to 44, mostly 39. Mediums 80% A 28.3 to 28.5. Poultry and butter mixed. live turkeys and broilers at farm 12.14 to 14.4.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Whales Hit Palo Vedra Beach In Mass Stranding
In Ponte Vedra Beach Florida a mass pilot whale stranding left many on shore with about 150 reports along a three mile coast. Some whales weighed up to a ton and reached 16 feet while three or four year old juveniles and several adults were rescued by Marineland crews. Theories include sonar confusion from shallow beaches and pursuer sharks.
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Ponte Vedra Beach
Fla
Palo Vedra Beach
Roy Landrum
St. Johns County
Marineland
Florida
Bob Dahne
Probate hearing on Fleming will admission Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas a probate petition seeks admission of the will of D W Fleming dated July 18 1961 and appointment of Ethelyn G Fleming as administratrix c t a Heirs and legatees are notified to file defenses by the designated deadline in the notice published Dec 10 1963 and Dec 24 1963
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Bruce Fleming
D. W. Fleming
Ethelyn G. Fleming
C.t.a
January 1064 Court Date and Local Auctions
A notice lists a court date in Ottawa with a petition leading to a judgment and decree, plus a dense listing of livestock auctions and sales in Kansas and Missouri. It includes Franklin Co sales at Ottawa and Overbrook Livestock Sale in Overbrook Kansas, plus Neosho and Pomona events, and a thank you note from the Forest Burgeons acknowledging condolences and blood donors.
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Ottawa
Frank
Caylor
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