Whitaker joins Pi Gamma Mu honor society top chapter claim
Robert I Whitaker senior at Kansas State Teachers College Exmporia was inducted into Pi Gamma Mu social science honor society. The Teachers College chapter is rated among the nations top ten. Whitaker is the son of Mr and Mrs Jd R Whitaker of Rantoul RFD 1 and majors in social science. In Ottawa events square dance and young Raiders dance are listed with dates and locations. The Princeton Grange 1772 plans a 8 pm meeting at Princeton City Hall to discuss 1970 dues with Everett Collins master in charge.
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Robert I. Whitaker
Kansas State Teachers College
Exmporia
Teachers College
Jd. R. Whitaker
Rantoul Rfd 1
Princeton Grange
Princeton City Hall
Everett Collins
Ottawa firemen battle caboose insulation blaze at depot
REX S TV CH 2 2700 reports Ottawa firemen were called to the Santa Fe Depot railyards at 9 30 p m Thursday to extinguish a fire when insulation on a caboose wheel overheated. Firemen arrived after about 30 minutes with two trucks and five firemen assisting. Damage was listed at 25 dollars.
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Ottawa
Memorial services for J P Haggard at McPherson church
Memorial services for J P Haggard a former Ottawan and retired Santa Fe employee will be held at 3 p m Sunday at the Church of the Brethren in McPherson.
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J. P. Haggard
Santa Fe
Church of the Brethren
McPherson
G-Suit Used To Save Life In California Case
A pressure suit delivered by NASA Ames researchers helped stop life threatening bleeding in Mary Phillips a 25 year old California mother after a minor operation. After nine failed surgeries and massive transfusions the modified suit reduced arterial pressure differences allowing normal coagulation and her recovery.
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Stanford
Calif
Mary Phillips
Stanford University Hospital
Sunnyvale
Robert Mason
W. James Gardner
Cleveland Clinic
Ohio
Alan Chambers
NASA
Ames Research Center
Mountain View
Phillips
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Ralph Pelligra
Ames Center
Medical Services
Topeka Woman Killed in Traffic Crash
TOPEKA AP report Miss Noreen Hawkins twenty of Topeka died Thursday in a traffic accident. It was the first fatality reported in Kansas since the Christmas holiday began at 6 p.m. Wednesday.
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Topeka
Noreen Hawkins
Kansas
Deaths and memorials from Kansas communities
Ross Patterson 69 died of a heart attack in Des Moines Iowa Survivors include his wife four daughters and several grandchildren Attending memorial are a niece and a sister and brother in Des Moines Lawrence Theodore Farrell 64 died at Research Hospital Kansas City Services at 2 p m Sunday at Coughlin Wilson and Son Chapel burial at Wellsville Naomi Wellsville two sons four daughters and nine grandchildren listed William Henry Johanning 81 died at Overbrook born January 6 1888 near Worden funeral at St John United Church of Christ Worden burial at church cemetery Carrie Howard Smelter Carl and Henry among survivors Conrad Pickert 102 services held in Richmond with priests and grandsons among pallbearers buried at St Boniface Cemetery Richmond
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Ross Patterson
Richmond
Garnett
Des Moines
Iowa
Katherine Jackson Patterson
Vernard Bell
Bell
Bill Williamson
Williamson
Osawatomie
Lawrence Farrell Lawrence Theodore Farrell
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Wellsville
Coughlin-Wilson and Son
Charles Mason
Naomi
Gary
Lawrence
Raymond
Shawnee Mission
Gailyn Collins
Phyllis
Rita Collins
Marjorie Chilton
Mary Ruddell
William H. Johanning
William Henry Johanning
Brookside Manor
Overbrook
Worden
St. John
Carl
Baldwin
Conrad Pickert
Dennis Pickert
Gilbert Burns
Wilfred Smith
Virgil Pickert
Overland Park
Donald Pickert
Gene Rockers
John Pickert
Ronnie Hiles
George Hiles
St. Bonifice
Accidents, Admissions, Births and Emergencies Reported
A Wednesday accident on Hanes Drive left no injuries. Vehicle drivers Steven A. Kloster and Clarice A. Dengel were involved. Darrell L. Griffin was cited for leaving the scene of another collision on North Main, with Sam Pacheco the other driver. Pacheco’s car hit Kansas State Bank after impacting Griffin’s car. Griffin posted bond and faces a public drunkenness charge. a Municipal Court date is set. Admissions list several residents from Ottawa area. Dismissals include Kimberley Moore and Arthur Myers. Births note two new babies to Ottawa and Williamsburg families. Emergency reports cover bites, cuts, and hand injuries from Wednesday and Thursday.
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Hanes Drive
Steven A. Kloster
Clarice A. Dengel
Kloster
Dengel
Darrell L. Griffin
Ottawa
North Main
Griffin
Main
Sam Pacheco
Pacheco
Kansas State Bank
Ratora Bowers
Ricky Bowers
Pearl Parmerley
Colorado Springs
Colo
H. D. Plank
Marguerite Bell
David Gragg
Quenemo
Rebecca Steenrod
David West
Pomona
Glen Baugher
Mulberry
Leonard Barber
Oak
Kimberley Moore
Rantoul Rfd
Arthur Myers
Russell Savage
Orlin Milliken
Williamsburg
Calvin Price
Olathe
Walter Lewis
Lori Hicks
John Richardson
S. Ash
Robert Carpenter
Ralph Basel
Allan Dawson
Airman Rescued After 21 Hours In Enemy Territory
Air Force recounts a 21 hour rescue of 1st Lt. Woodrow Bergeron Jr. of New Orleans from jungle held by enemies. Sixteen helicopter rescues were turned back by fire before a second attempt pulled him to safety near a river as bombardment raged. The six page release with omissions raises questions about country of operation and rescue details.
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Saigon
U.S
Air Force
South Vietnam
Laos
Woodrow Bergeron Jr
New Orleans
al Skyraiders
Bergeon
Cora Weiss
New York
Madeline Duckles
Berkeley
Calif
San Francisco
Hanoi
First Infantry to Leave Vietnam by April 15
U S Army informs return plans for the 1st Infantry Division SAIGON the unit that first entered the war on July 12 1965 will be among those withdrawn by next April 15 under Nixon’s 50 000 troop cutback. The 1st Division about 18 000 strong has seen limited action in months north of Saigon.
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Saigon
U.S
Nixon
East Coast storm shuts airports and roads in heavy snow
A major storm drenched the East with heavy snow sleet and rain driven by gale winds. New England faces up to two feet of accumulation while Boston Logan, JFK and LaGuardia closed temporarily and Newark operated limitedly. About 1,000 travelers stranded at Bradley International. West to Florida a Christmas Day tornado damaged homes in Quincy causing about $100,000 in damage.
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Associated Press
New England
Weather Bureau
North Adams
Mass
Boston
Logan Airport
New York
Kennedy and LaGuardia
Kenne
Newark
Bradley International
Windsor Locks
Conn
Penn Central
Long Island
New York City
New Jersey
North
Florida
Quincy
Stocks Rise in Light Volume Amid Snowstorm Holiday
In New York trading, stocks edged higher on light volume amid a Christmas holiday and region snowstorm. Dow Jones hit 797.45 as optimism from CEA chair McCracken and fading tax selling supported gains, with Occidental Petroleum leading NYSE activity at noon.
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New York
New York Area
Larry Wachtel
Bache & Co
Paul W. McCrackan
Council of Economic Advisors
Sant
Dow
Occidental Petroleum
New York Stock Exchange
Eghteen
American Stock Exchange
A Big Art Gift From Brundage to San Francisco
Oriental art objects appraised at nearly five million dollars were turned over to the City of San Francisco as part of Avery Brundage's forty million dollar collection. The city has already received twenty million dollars worth of pieces and a committee under Mayor Joseph Alioto is arranging to accept the remainder and ensure proper display at the Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.
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San Francisco
Avery Brundage
Joseph Alioto
Brundage
Young Museum
Golden Gate Park
Big College Tourney Play Opens
Southern California and Washington start strong as college tournaments tip off. LSU brings Pistol Pete Maravich to Hawaii's Rainbow Classic while Oregon contests for the Pac-8 crown. St. John’s and Iowa open in Hawaii. Tennessee, New Mexico State, Kansas, and other ranked teams join the fray across multiple events.
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Ken Rappoport
Associated Press
Southern California
Washington
Louisiana State
Cal- Washington
Portland
Ore
LSU
Pete Maravich
Honolulu
Hawaii
Southern Cal
Steve Belko
Oregon
UCLA
Illinois
Washington State
Maravich
Oscar Robertson
Submarine Forces Pacific
Subpac
St. John’s
New York
Iowa
Yale
University of Hawaii
Tennessee
Oklahoma City
New Mexico State
Las Cruces
N.M
Kansas
Kansas City
Los Angeles
St. Bonaventure
Villanova
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Notre Dame
Louisville
Montreal fighter Artie Jones outpoints Leo DiFiore in Portland
In Portland at the Exposition Building Artie Jones aged 138 from Montreal defeated local boxer Leo DiFiore aged 130 by a ten round decision on Thursday night the AP reports.
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Portland, Maine
Artie Jones
Montreal
Portland
Leo DiFiore
Exposition Building
Ottawa Kansas passes ordinance on cereal malt beverages and liquor
The city of Ottawa Kansas enacts Ordinance No. 2321 governing handling transportation and consumption of cereal malt beverages and alcoholic liquor within city limits. Definitions set limits including 3.2 percent alcohol by weight for beer and cereal malt beverages and include broad categories of persons and vehicles. Repeals Ordinance No. 4104.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Kansas Liquor Control Act
Ottawa Kansas public intoxication ordinance 1969 enacted
City of Ottawa Kansas approves ordinance restricting drinking on public streets parking lots and government property. Provisions cover cereal malt beverages and alcoholic liquor with penalties including fines up to 200 dollars six months in jail or both. Ordinance repeals No 4 104 and takes effect after publication December 17 1969. Mayor Richard O Skoog and City Clerk Orlin W Smith certify.
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City of
Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Richard 0. Skoog
Pauline Green Named Executrix in Fischer Estate Case
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court appointed Pauline Lucille Green executrix of the will of Lewis F Fischer deceased on December 9 1969 with letters testamentary issued the notice requires creditors to file claims within nine months from first publication Anderson Byrd Richeson Jones attorneys Ottawa Kansas 66067.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Lewis F. Fischer
Pauline Lucille Green
Probate Court
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David Brown
Bryan Kraus
Allen Myers
Meressa David
Kirk Lewis
Fellmore
Preston Tingle
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