Ottawa Man Wins Car Ride Prize At Church Event
Three young members of North Baptist Church were to receive airplane rides as prizes for bringing friends to Sunday school during a six week pre Christmas effort. Names include Deborah 12 Cindy 4 Cow din and Carolyn Kaub 10 Colbern's. Also several traffic and public notices appear including car collision at S Main and a red light stop, and local New Year Eve events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Baptist Church
Deborah
Cindy
Cowdin
Carolyn Kaub
Murder is Largely a Family Affair Study Says
Cleveland AP reports New York sociologist Dr Gerhard Falk of the State University College at Buffalo described murder as a very intimate matter, largely between relatives and friends rather than strangers. He cited a study of homicide showing only about 12 percent of victims were strangers to killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
New York
Gerhard Falk
State University College At Buffalo
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Milo
Local obituaries list Elizabeth Clevenger and Marjorie Giffin
Obituaries report deaths of Elizabeth Clevenger at 82 from Crestview Nursing Home with services at Towner Chapel and burial in Highland Cemetery, plus Marjorie Giffin at age 56 from Blue Mound with services at Towner Chapel and burial in Highland Cemetery. Also noted is infant Troy Green of Quenemo with graveside services at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Surviving family members and church affiliations are listed.
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Wellsville Baptist Church
Winsston W. Clevenger
Pomona
Owen B. Clevenger
Davenport
Town
Sallie Bliss
Carmel
Calif
Marjorie M
Giffin
N. Cherry
Towners Chapel
Highland Cemetery
North Baptist Church
A.C.E
Centropolis
Blue Mound
Troy Green
Troy Lawrence Green
Clarence
Velda (Leech) Green
Quen
Towner Chapel
Woodlawn
Jim Anderson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
James Leech
Marlin Green
Quenem
Elsie Elaine Swallow
Pomona Methodist Church
J. W. Hall
Gale Lantis
Alva Watts
Gary Bulmer
Rex Montague
Terry Heidner
Jim Gingerich
Pomona High School
Jim Driver
Neal Bakter
L and
L Cafe
Woodlawn Cemetery
Kansas City market price listings for eggs poultry cattle and hogs
AP reported detailed price ranges for consumer eggs wholesale eggs and poultry in Kansas City plus cattle calves hogs and sheep figures. Prices covered large medium and small eggs capons ducks live fryers and broilers with farm and delivered plant costs. Slaughter steer cow hogs lambs and ewe quotes shown with gradient changes and ranges.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Car vs Greyhound Bus Collision Near Ottawa
No one was injured but a car was heavily damaged Friday night in a collision with a Greyhound bus south of Ottawa. The bus, southbound on a highway, was driven by Melvin F. Haley of Kings, Oklahoma, when it collided with the car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greyhound
Ottawa
Melvin F. Haley
Kings
Okla
Free Funeral Offer From Burlington Free Press
Burlington Vermont newspaper offers to pay funeral expenses for readers who register and pledge not to drink or drive on New Year’s Eve. Five people signed in 1961, two last year, but no one has collected yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
Burlington Free Press
The
Free Press
Wafthc
Sofar
Gas Service seeks rate increases in Kansas markets
The Gas Service Company requests authority to raise rates in Kansas, projecting an annual gross operating revenue rise of 1,685,629 and net income increase of 801,255 if approved. The plan also includes lowering rates in some communities with special taxes and separate tax billing, affecting about 300,000 customers in cities like Kansas City Wichita Topeka and parts of Johnson County. A typical domestic bill would rise roughly 46 cents per month to cover higher operating costs from recent years. changes since 1957 have mainly come from wholesale gas cost adjustments from Cities Service Gas Company.
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Cation
Kansas
Power
Gas Service
Kafigas
Wichita
Topeka
Johnson County
Cities Service Gas Company
Obituaries List for Wellsville Area Residents
Funeral services and burial arrangements for multiple local residents are listed. Mrs Marie Broers Nancy Welch Ralph Doman Irma Lancaster Edith Coughlin Elsie Swal low are noted with dates, churches, cemeteries, officiants, pallbearers, and musicians, reflecting community mourning and interments in Wellsville area cemeteries.
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Marie Broers
Wellsville Methodist Church
Clarence Harder
J. Linn Holtwick
Fernleaf Barnett
Raymond Scott
Wayne Scott
Orville Fisher
Edwin Higbie
Dayton Maule
Everett Chronister
Lester Coffman
John Benham
Baldwin Cemetery
Edith Coughlin
Coughlin Chapel
Wellsville
Homer Ganong
Glenn Layton, Jr
Lowell Collins
Omer Knoop
Charles Steen
Walter Pooch
Hugh Cramer
N. E. Naylor
Ray Simmons
Wellsville Cemetery
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals in Various Towns
A list of patients admitted to hospitals including Elaine Hayler of Clarksburg West Virginia George Steele of Woodland Park Colorado Mrs Maude Hysom Americus and Carl Sherman with several other names and addresses. Discharges include Ora J. Maxey Harrisonville Missouri Marsha Clark and Mrs Richard Larkin among others with addresses and accompanying notes.
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Elaine Hayler
Clarksburg
W. Va
George Steele
Woodland Park
Colo
Maude Hysom
Americus
Carl Sherman
Randle Bronson
Florence Flory
Main
Janet Roush
Gordon Bond
Henry Hermreck
N. Sycamore
Carl Schultz
Rantoul
Jesse Blake
Ora J. Maxey
Harrisonville
Marsha Clark
Oak
Richard Larkin
Cypress
Fannie Mallory
Pomona
Ralph Schroeder
Hicksory
Dwight Welton
Cedar
William Johnston
Willow
Freada Harrell
Carol Ann Burgess
Rockefeller Enters Oregon Presidential Primary
AP analysis notes Gov. Rockefeller will enter the Oregon primary in May as he seeks GOP grassroots support to overcome setbacks from his divorce and remarriage. An AP survey placed him fourth behind Goldwater Nixon and Lodge. other primaries include New Hampshire March 10 and California June 2. Oregon votes 18 at the convention, with preconvention wins offering psychological impact. Rockefeller resumes campaigning after the Kennedy assassination with a major speech planned in Portsmouth New Hampshire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert T. Gray
Associated Press
Albany, N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Oregon
New York
Rockefeller
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Howell Appling Jr
Goldwater
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Dent Nixon
Los Angeles
Robert Rowan
California
Republican State Committee
GOP
Sacramento
Calif
Edmund G. Brown
Scranton
Nixon
Kennedy
Portsmouth
N.H
Johnsons first venture into personal diplomacy a success
In Johnson City Texas AP reports German and American informants say President Johnson and West German Chancellor Erhard built mutual trust during a two day meeting. Both leaders reportedly reached full agreement on issues centered on trade and economics, not East West tensions. Erhard called the claim the truth, not a diplomatic stock line.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Per‘sonal
Ludwig Erhard
Erhard
Isaid
Integration Policy Not Fact in Wichita Schools
In Wichita public schools integration is policy not fact as residential patterns shape enrollment. Board and superintendent say boundaries do not aim at segregation while Mrs. Collins notes de facto segregation. Fairmount Elementary tests mixed enrollment with a 77 percent Black student body. transfers are allowed to balance mix where space permits.
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Wichita
Lawrence Shepleister
Edwina Collins
Collins
Wichita Beacon
Fairmount
Jackson Powell
Wichita University
School of Education
Board of Education
Bourbon County Opens Mental Health Clinic Program
Bourbon County moves forward with a 1960s era mental health push as Jan. 1 marks the start of a countywide program. It funds a fulltime nurse and social worker, home visits, immunizations, school health tests, and centralized health education with specialists from Osawatomie State Hospital visiting Fort Scott as needed. The courthouse becomes the clinic HQ after a public campaign led by Dr. James Basham and local ministers and educators, with voter approval in 1962.
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Cletis R. Ellinghouse
Fort Scott Tribune
Associated Press
Fort Scott
Kan
Bourbon County
Osawatomie State Hospital
James Basham
Bourbon County Association For Mental Health
C. Vincent Hall
Methodist Church
Mercy
Pope and Patriarch Plan Historic Meeting in Holy Land
Vatican announces Paul VI and Patriarch Athenagoras will meet on the Mount of Olives next week, the first direct Roman Catholic Orthodox encounter in five centuries. The plan follows a proposal for a pan Christian conference with Catholic and Protestant leaders. Metropolitan Athenagoras conveyed the plan to the Pope amid his Palestine pilgrimage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
Vatican
Istanbul
Athenagoras
Holy Land
Mount of Olives
Thiatiron
Paul
Palestine
John
Constantinople
Railway seeks abandonment of Lawrence District line
The Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company announces its November 18 1963 filing with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington DC for a certificate of public convenience and necessity to abandon a portion of its Lawrence District line from milepost 3.0. The notice is first published December 16 1963 and last published December 30 1963.
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Atchison, Topeka and Santa FE Railway Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington, D. C
Lawrence
M. P
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Mig
Ady
Colbern’s
Wallace L. Hart
S. Main
Calvin W. Henning
Crites
Charles Rees
Ottawa Herald
James Sturgeon
Paola
Ottawa Country Club
Darrell Burks
Golf
Dan McDowell
Michael W. Phares
Wellseville
Robert L. Bowlby
N. Poplar
James D. Shultz
Ronald Frakes
Edgerton
Don Carpenter
Shack
U. S. 59
Kansas State Teachers College
Pittsburg
Lloyd H. Wilson
Alvin H. Proctor
Joe Walker
Wilson
Pittsburg State
Chat Royer
Princeton
Nancy P, Welch
Nancy P. Welch
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Dee
Jack E. Dennison
Rex, Graden
Willard Griffin
Ernest Servaes
Thomas Mundy
Leonard Hoopes
A. H. North
Hank Crockett
Ralph E. Doman
Ned M. Roberts
Verne White
Roger Waggy
John R. Ferrer
George Stewart
J. £. Thornton
Gregory J. Penne
Jo Archer
Highland
Irma Lancaster
Raymond Jennings
Peoria
Miss Lancaster
Lynwood
Glen Wickie
Harry Drake
Harry Hjort
R. T. Sandow
Charles Rhoads
Lawrence Lundstedt
Lena Elaine Wittman
Leo Wittman
Emporia
Marlo Pei
Sahara
Board of Health
James Grooms
First Christian Church
Colbern’s Restaurant
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