Five Year Old Hurt In Crash Near Ottawa
Lorraine Shockley a 23 year old lawrence driver of a 1964 Volkswagen traveling south on US 159 six miles north of Ottawa lost control while trying to pass and swerved onto the shoulder then recrossed the highway rolling over into a ditch. Her five year old son Billy Shockley suffered minor bruises and abrasions and was treated and released from Ransom Memorial Hospital. Mrs Shockley was unharmed. Extensive damage to the car was reported with no estimate provided.
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US 159
Ottawa
Lorraine R. Shockley
Lawrence
Billy Shockley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List
Admissions list includes Margaret Reh Willamsburg Glenda Hill 4265 Locust Mrs Charles Brindle Ottawa RFD 2 Tuesday Michael Cox Pomona Ruth Cox Pomona Judy Moser 619 S Oak Richard Corbin Pomona Edward Corbin Pomona Mrs Harold Bryan Quenemo Wednesday Dismissals include Miss Lula Davis Crestview Nursing Home Rodene Trout 1151 Willow Jan Showalter 516 S Cedar Carolyn Gilges Baldwin RFD 1 Mrs Jerry Lawhorn and daughter Melvern Wednesday
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Margaret Reh
Willamsburg
Glenda Hill
Charles Brindle
Ottawa
Michael Cox
Pomona
Ruth Cox
Judy Moser
Oak
Richard Corebin
Edward Corbin
Harold Bryan
Quenemo
Lula Davis
Crestview Nursing Home
Rodene Trout
Willow
Jan Showaleter
S. Cedar
Carolyn Gilges
Baldwin Rfd
Jerry Lawhorn
Melvern
Midnight the coal black cat gets Christmas card
Merry Catmas details Midnight the coal black cat living with Mrs. Ann Young and family receives a card from his mother with season's greetings. Frank Graham who owns Midnight's mother sent the card and a footprint keepsake. Midnight also gets salmon cat food and visits neighbors for noon snacks.
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Garnett
Midnight
Medicine Of The Future Prognosticated By Doctor
Dr C Co Cutting of Permanente Medical Group predicts a 1975 shift to team based care with preventive focus and government funded services. He foresees automated testing and computer aided analysis, three medicine divisions, and a push to reorganize around physician led care amid manpower limits.
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C.co. Cutting
Permanente Medical Group
Oakland
Calif
Cutting
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Humphrey Visits Manila on Second Asian Stop
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey arrives in Manila to represent the United States at the Thursday inauguration of President Ferdinand Marcos on his second stop of a brief Asian tour. In Tokyo, he urged Japan to help secure peace in Viet Nam and discussed with Prime Minister Eisaku Sato a U.S. peace initiative and Rusk diplomacy. Humphrey stressed appealing to critics of U.S. policy while urging peaceful use of resources now tied to the war.
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Manila
Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Humphrey
United States
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Tokyo
Eisaku Sato
Japan
Sato
U.S
J. Owen Zurhellen Jr
Zurhellen
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Voluntary Guidelines for U S Industry Aimed at Payments Gap
President Johnson's administration seeks a $1 billion reduction in the 1965 balance of payments deficit, focusing voluntary export restraint on industry. Andrew Brimmer says 1966 guidelines target direct investment while boosting exports and quarterly reporting by over 900 firms. Brimmer notes 1965 gains came from exports and repatriated overseas earnings, with 1966 risk from Viet Nam activity and continued overseas investment.
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New York
Johnson
U. S
Andrew F. Brimmer
American Fle Hance Association
Brimmer
Volun
Kes Ly
Viet Nam
Lynda Bird Johnson Visits Park City Ski Area
Miss Lynda Bird Johnson breezed through Park City Utah with secret service and companions including Warrie Lynn Smith. Brent Eastman, a UC Medical School senior and Snake River guide, gave her a beginners lesson while they stayed with his parents in Evanston Wyoming, 65 miles northeast.
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Park City
Utah
Lynda Bird Johnson
Secret Service
Brent Eastman
Warrie Lynn Smith
Eastman
Evanston
Wyo
University of California Medical School
Snake River
Miss Johnson
Oldest cultivated flower the rose queen of flowers
The rose ranks among the earliest cultivated blooms. In 600 B.C. Greek poet Sappho dubbed it queen of flowers, and Cleopatra reportedly bathed in rose water and slept on rose petal stuffed bedding.
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B.C
Sappho
Cleopatra
Police Speeding Citations in South Main Block
SUNGDUCK CHOI a Wichita 24 cited today in the 900 block of South Main for speeding 50 in a 30 zone posted $20 bond EILEEN M MILLER 19 cited Tuesday in 300 block of North Main for speeding 33 in a 20 mph zone posted $13 bond MAX V SPOONER 21 cited Tuesday in 1000 block North Main for speeding 40 in a 30 zone JAMES C BUCKLE 95 cited today in 900 block for speeding 42 in a 30 mph zone WAYNE RONALD LACEY 37 Quenemo RFD 2 cited Tuesday in 1800 block South Main for spending 39 in a 30 zone
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Sungduck Choi
Wichita
South Main
Eileen M. Miller
Willow
North Main
Max V
Spooner
Cherry
James C, Buckle
Colony
Wayne Ronald Lacey
Quenemo
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Lambs Prices Decline
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and hogs weak with limited sales and price drops across categories. Cattle mostly weak to steady, hogs down 25 cents to over a dollar on various weights, sheep and lambs up modestly as feeders stay scarce. Prices cited for steers calves hogs and eggs list ranges and averages.
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Kansas City
Debate Over Viet Nam Spending Versus Domestic Programs
Washington AP Sen Clifford P Case urged funding for education and other domestic programs even as Viet Nam costs rise. He tied federal education support to national goals. Senate Republican Leader Dirksen argued defense needs may require cutting domestic programs to fund a stronger defense.
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Washington
Clifford P. Case
Viet Nam
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Case
New Jersey
Senate Appropriations Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Dirksen
New Regent Appointee Selected for Kansas Board
Gov. William H. Avery named C. N. Cushing of Downs to a four-year term on the Kansas Board of Regents. The 42-year-old banker will replace Whitley Austin of Salina, whose term ends Friday after serving since January 1, 1958. Avery also announced the reappointments of Dwight D. Klinger of Ashland and Henry A. Bubb of Topeka.
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Topeka
William H. Avery
Co. N. Cushing of
Downs
State Board of Regents
Cushing
Whitley Austin
Salina
Austin
Avery
Dwight D. Klinger
Ashland
Henry A. Bubb
Deaths at Ottawa area include Phil Fanning and others
Obituary notes 66 year old Phil Fanning of Richmond who died at Anderson County Hospital. Services at Richmond Methodist Community Church with burial in Richmond Cemetery. Fanning born February 22 1899 in Waverly lived in area all his life including 18 years in Ottawa. He farmed and raised ponies married Leona McDaniel Fanning May 15 1925 in Kansas City Missouri. Surviving wife nine son Terry D. Fanning Eskridge sister Dessie Fanning Burlington three brothers Clyde Fanning Miller South Dakota George Fanning Washington State Chris Fanning Haysden Arizona and two grandchildren. The body lies in state Friday morning. Also True Elder 60 Long Beach California formerly Ottawa died December 28 born August 23 1905 at Burlington lived in Ottawa years before moving to California in 1945 operated H A R Printing Shop surviving wife Gwen Elder and one sister Lee Clark Kansas City. Services at Hunt's Funeral Home Long Beach likely Thursday. Mrs Vervie N Shaw 85 formerly Ottawa died December 21 buried Mt Hope Topeka. Surviving sister Mary E Norris Norton and brother Kimberly Idaho.
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Phil Fanning
Richmond
Anderson County Hospital
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Richmond Cemetery
Gerald Snell
Fanning
Waverly
Ottawa
Fanening
Leona Mc
Daniel Fanning
Kansas City
First Christian Church
American Shetland Pony Club
Lafayette
Ind
Terry D. Fanning
Eskridge
Dessie Fanening
Burlington
Clyde Fanning
Miller
S. D
George Fanning
Washington
Chris Fanning
Haysden
Ariz
True Elder
Long Beach
Calif
California
H.A.R
Gwen Elder
Lee Clark
Hunt's Funeral
Vervie N
Shaw
Vervie Ne Shaw
Mulvane
Methodist Home
Topeka
Mt. Hope
N. F. Shaw
First Methodist Church
Mary E. Norris
Norton
Kimberly
Idaho
New UN Middle East Chief Named to Lead UNEF
Secretary General U Thant named Indian Maj. Gen. Indar Jit Rikhye as commander of the United Nations Emergency Force in the Middle East. He succeeds Brazilian Maj. Gen. Sy Sen o Sarmento. The Gaza based force monitors the line between Egypt and Israel and guards approaches to the Gulf of Aqaba.
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United Nations, N.Y
Indar Jit Rikhye
United Nations
Middle East
UD Thant
Rikhye
Seno Sarmento
Gaza
United Arab Republic
Israel
Gulf of Aqaba
Funeral services for Mrs Mayme C Bullock
Mrs Mayme C Bullock who died December 25 was laid to rest December 28 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Dr Raymond P Jensings officiating. Pallbearers included Gene Price Henry D Gilroy Ernest E Watkins Theron T Johnson Clarence T Johns on Raymond C Harbisdh. C J Milton sang hymns accompanied by Mrs Robert Cole. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Mayme C
Bullock
Mayme C. Bullock
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Raymond P. Jensnings
Gene Price
Henry D. Gilroy
Ernest E. Watkins
Theron T. Johnson
Clarence T. Johnson
Raymond C. Harbisdh
C.J. Milton
Robert Cole
Highland Cemetery
Mrs Tom Wharton services held in Garnett
Mrs Tom Wharton died December 26 and funeral services were conducted December 29 at Farley Memorial Chapel Garnett with Elder A E Soper of Overland Park officiating. Pallbearers were Melvin Kitchen Cecil E Vining Robert Cooper J wayne Iley George Atchison and Kenneth Cunningham. Burial followed in Richmond Cemetery.
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Tom Wharton
Farley Memorial Chapel
Garnett
A. E. Soper
Overland Park
Melvin Kitchen
Cecil E. Vining
Robert Cooper
J. Wayne Yley
George Atchison
Kenneth Cunningham
Marvin Duvall
O. D. Meisenheimer
Richmond Cemetery
Fanfani Pressured to Keep Italian Foreign Minister Post
Rome AP Amintore Fanfani rejected Premier Aldo Moro’s plea to withdraw his resignation as foreign minister. He denied ties to anti American remarks by Giorgio La Pira and condemned an imprudent initiative by his wife at a private party. Fanfani’s resignation followed controversy over La Pira’s remarks at the gathering and a reported peace feeler involving North Viet Nam.
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Rome
Amintore Fanefani
Aldo Moro
Fanfani
Giorgio la Pira
la Pira
Florence
Mor
North
Viet Nam
Moro
Myers Bros and Printy Auction Notices In Ottawa Area
Auction and sale notices list events near Ottawa Kansas area and surrounding towns. Listings include farms and household goods with locations on Highway 59 68 and Pomona with weekly and specific date sales through January. Local firms Myers Bros Franklind County Sale Company Oliver Shaw and Printy and Son are named with times 1 p.m 7 p.m and addresses 1136 N Main Ottawa 194 East and Pomona details.
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Myers Bros. Phone Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Albert Finch
Oliver Shaw
Pomona
Kan
Printy and Son
Ben Printy
Printy’s
N. Main
Printy
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Joe Moody JR
Louisville
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Naval Missile Center
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U. California
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Kreisler
Gemex
Madison Jewelry
Adv
Radio Stasion
Longines
Wittnauer
LeCoultre
Franciscan China
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Napier
Towle
Reed & Barton
Ady
Wasavseses
HHH
Police News
Louis Lengel
Board of Regents
Borschese
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Smith Insurance
S. Main
Phil Fanening
Methodist Community Church
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Council Grove
Osage City
Brady
Harold Stewart Gen
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