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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1960

Page

6

Local thefts and breaks in across town

Police records note an estimated 10 to 15 stars were taken from Roy Churchill’s residence at 27 Rockwood Drive on December 20. A hub cap was stolen from Alvin V. Sowers’s car on December 20. An attempted break-in at R. L. Stevens’s residence on Walnut involved a screwdriver or bar used to try and enter the home late yesterday or today.

Rockwood Drive Roy Churchill Alvin V. Sowers S. Willow R. L. Stevens LeRoy Davis Brooklyn William Brown Jr Maya More Davis

Soviet Call For Laos Session In Geneva Control Commission

London reports the Soviet Foreign Ministry handed Britain a note urging the 1954 Geneva control commission on Indochina be convened to review the Laos situation. The note, broadcast by Moscow radio, follows British concern over Laos spoilers and outside supplies to leftist forces.

London Soviet Union Britain Geneva Control Commission Indochina Laos Moscow Foreign Ministry Foreign Office Frank Roberts North Viet Nam

Two Men Admit Burglary Here

Willis Edward Meredith of Shawnee and Larry Sharp of Overland Park admitted their parts in the December 21 break in at Chet McMillen's South Main Service Station. Both were bound over to the January 1961 District Court term after a county preliminary hearing, each held on $5,000 bond. Sharp waived the hearing. Meredith requested it. Police say they broke a rear window pane, pried a cigarette machine, and Meredith allegedly took money from another burglary at Quality Oil Co. in Olathe.

Willis Edward Meredith Shawnee Chet McMillen South Main Meredith Larry Sharp Overland Park Sharp District Court Santa Fe Ottawa Quality Oil Co Olathe

Two Held In Store Burglary in Goodland KS

In Omaha two men Robert Ryan and Larry Kalkowski are charged as fugitives from justice in a case tying them to a burglary of more than 1300 suits and topcoats from a Goodland Kansas store. About $10,000 worth of clothing identified as stolen was recovered. Kalkowski waived extradition and was moved to Goodland. Ryan remains free on bond after declining extradition.

Omaha (Ap Omaha Goocland Kas Robert Ryan Larry G .Kalkowski Walter de Vere Goodland Kalkowski Ryan de Vere West Omaha

Lions Club Free Christmas Trees Offered in Ottawa

The Ottawa noon Lions Club has 250 surplus Christmas trees from its fundraising sale. They are available free at Briscoe Drug Store, 9th and Main. Trexel Warren urged elderly residents to contact him via First National Bank for delivery arrangements if needed.

Ottawa Noon Lions Club Briscoe Drug Store 9Th Main Trexel Warren Warren First National Bank

Christmas decorating winners named by local clubs

Winners announced in Wellsville outdoor Christmas decorating contest co sponsored by the Garden Club Kiwanis Club and Chamber of Commerce. First prize went to Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ruddell for a Madonna display, second to Mr. and Mrs. John Neis with a Santa on steps, third to Martie and Marla Chanay for a holiday mailbox and Santa letter centerpiece.

Wellsville Garden Club Kiwanis Club Wellsville Chamber of Commerce Tom Ruddell Star Grain and Lumber Co Poinsettias John Neis Neis Marlin Chanay Santa Santa Claus North Pole Martie Marla Chanay Wellsville Kansas U.S.A Marla Chanay

Tax Scholar Walter Heller Chosen for Kennedy Adviser Post

President elect Kennedy named Dr. Walter W. Heller to chair the Council of Economic Advisers. Heller, 45, a Minnesota economist and tax expert, urged tax policy tied to economic conditions and hinted at possible tax cuts during recessions. He previously advised Gov. Freeman and leads Minnesota’s economics department. Kennedy vowed to revive the 1946 full employment framework as cabinet picks continue amid Christmas preparations.

Palm Beach Fla John F Heller University of Minnesota School of Business Administration Minnesota Orville L. Freeman Kennedy United States

Births and Dismissals at Baldwin and Wichita Hospitals

Mr and Mrs Robert Barnhart of Baldwin route 2 welcomed a daughter born Thursday weighing 8 pounds 10 ounces Dismissals include Mrs Robert L Shields and baby daughter of 211 Maple Wichita residents John W Snethen 508 S Sycamore Mrs Lewis Geiger 411 S Locust and Mrs Charles Wells and baby son in Wichita today

Robert Barnhart RFD Baldwin Robert L. Shields Maple John W. Snethen S. Sycamore Lewis Geiger S. Locust Charles Wells Wichita

Report on Soviet automation push by math panel

A Baltimore AP report notes a 350 page study by an I-man panel from the Research Institute for Advance Studies at Martin Co. finding the USSR pursuing a major scientific effort to automate industry. The panel says the USSR could accelerate technological progress via automatic control.

Baltimore Soviet Union U.S.S.R Research Institute For Advance Studies The Martin Co Joseph LaSalle United States

No Anderson Commitment On State Juce Aid

TOPEKA AP Gov elect John Anderson has made no commitment to recommend state financial aid for municipal and junior colleges after a closed door meeting with college representatives. He noted prior advocacy may depend on available funds and budget figures, with discussions on reducing property taxes. College spokesmen cited survey recommendations for 40 percent state funding and cited examples from other states.

Topeka John Anderson Anderson Legislative Council

Fair Board Meeting Set for Tuesday in Chamber

The Franklin County Agricultural Society known as the Fair Board will hold its annual meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Chamber of Commerce. Don Brown cites agenda items including a 1969 fair report, a date for the 1961 county fair, and election of officers with a delegate to the State Board of Agriculture meeting in Topeka January 11 to 13. The meeting is open to the public and the 32 board members.

Franklin County Agricultural Society The Fair Board Chamber of Commerce Don Brown Brown State Board of Agriculture Topeka

County Explains Bridge Purchase by Franklin County

Franklin County officials clarified details of a Locust Street Bridge south approach span bought earlier this week. The county paid 300 dollars, half the city’s planking cost, and valued the span at four to five times that amount. The planking will fund general bridge repairs and the span will be placed over a creek somewhere. Removal by county crews is planned after the new year.

Locust Street Franklin County Cecil Vining Vining

Deaths in Ottawa area including Detwiler Keith Laws Buckles

Obituaries from Ottawa and nearby areas report the deaths of Lloyd T. Detwiler 73 of 820 East 8th and Elmer Keith 87 of 831 Ash, with service details. Also listed are Mary Laws 88 of Hartford and infant Steven Ray Buckles born to Larry Joe and Ruth Buckles in Saskatchewan, all with burial plans and surviving family noted.

J. W. Detwiler RFD Wilbur Wright Lebannon Ore Dora Weaver Peoria Marie Ecker Lyons Maude Jones Hutchinson Wilma Berlin Arizona Charlie Detwiler Baldwin Clifford Cecil Detwiler Ralph Detwiler Rantoul Towner's Chapel Arthur Hughes Highland Cemetery Elmer Keith Ash Crestview Keith Ottawa Aberdeen Marion Bancroft) Keith Cora E. Allery North Baptist Church Modern Woodmen of America Lodge Gladys Keith Abbie ‘Keith N. Main L. A. McClellan Springfield Lamb Funeral Home Thomas Ingle Mary Laws Hartford Emporia Osage County Lyndon Vincent Laws John George Laws Williamsburg Walter Howard Max Craig Osage City Helen Laws G. O. McMurphy Barshel Garrison Tulsa Letisha Losh Richmond Mona Dorman Melvern Flora Patterson San Deigo Calif Martin Young Cas Pleasant View Cemetery Steven Ray Buckles Larry Joe Ruth Claudean (Koontz) Buckles Montreal Quebec Canada K.U. Medical Center Ransom Memorial Hospital Ray Koontz RFD 3 Harry Buckles Princeton Charles P. Knight

Causes of Constellation Fire Divides Naval Inquiry

Naval court of inquiry hears conflicting testimony over who spilled diesel fuel that fed the blaze on the carrier Constellation at the Navy Yard. The disaster last Monday killed 49 civilian workers while 12,000 attended memorial services. Witnesses disputed the forklift driver’s proximity to a trash bin and possible valve damage as the ignition point.

New York Naval Court of Inquiry Constellation Navy Yard Adm Arleigh A. Burke Naval Operations

Market tests calf and hog prices in Kansas City reports

AP dispatch from Kansas City notes calf and hog market testing figures. Barrows and gilts receive quotes. sow trade details and broader market price activity are indicated with specific lot numbers and weights.

Notice of Hearing in Nellie Maude Gregg Estate

In Franklin County Probate Court Kansas a petition by Joel H Towner creditor for appointment of administrator of Nellie Maude Gregg deceased is set for hearing January 3 1960 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas to file defenses and oppose the petition if any.

Kansas Frankin County Franklin County Nellie Mauce Gregg Kansans Joel H. Towner Wood Ottawa

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