Ottawa area clubs announce meetings and fundraisers
The Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club meets at 7 30 Monday evening in the Anchor Savings basement with officer elections door prizes and refreshments. Pomona Lions Club hosts a pancake and sausage supper Tuesday February 4 starting at 5 p.m. at Pomona Methodist Church basement to fund a summer baseball program. Dr William Myers of Ottawa University named chairman of the regional Danforth Foundation Associates Program preparing for a national committee meeting in St Louis next spring.
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Ottawa Coin and Stamp Club
Anchor Savings Association
Pomona Lions Club
Pomona Methodist Church
Bill Dusin
William ‘Myers
Ottawa ‘University
Danforth Foundation
Danforth Associates
Sherwin Snyder
Horton Presley
OU Danforth Associates
Myers
St. Louis
Rodney Mulcahey Selected for Emporia State Council
Rodney Mulcahey, son of Mr and Mrs Raymond Mulcahey of rural Williamsburg, a sophomore majoring in mathematics and secondary education, has been chosen for Emporia State University Student Council Public Relations Committee. The committee links the student body and council. Annual United Cemetery Association meeting set for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Feb 4 at Howard Steele's home. Mrs G H Senter, 816 Mulberry, underwent Friday surgery at St Luke's Hospital Kansas City Mo, room 210.
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Rodney Mulcahey
Raymond Mulccahey
Williamsburg
Emporia State
Mulcahey
United Cemetery Association
Howard Steele
Ottawa Junior High Honor Roll Additions Scheduled
Additions to the Ottawa Junior High honor roll for students recently ill and finishing final tests are planned for publication in the Herald next week.
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Ottawa Junior ‘High
Herald
Major Bills At Topeka
AP reports a status list of Kansas Legislature measures across the Senate and House. Civil rights SB16 seeks to bar housing discrimination with exemptions for small owner-occupied units. Criminal code SB9 revises criminal law including abortion and insanity standards. Highways SB2 proposes an accelerated program with a seven cent gas tax and $30 million annual bond issuance for a decade. Meat inspection SB95 calls for state oversight of meat for intrastate commerce. Presidential primary SB913 creates a presidential preference primary while maintaining August date. Taxation SBs 80 to 92 overhaul property tax with caps and shared funds to subdivisions. House death penalty HB1038 replaces capital punishment with life sentence. Highways HB1012 funds turnpikes Wichita-Hays and KC-Oklahoma border. HB1140 moves state primary to early June.
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Senate Local and State Affairs Committee
Kansas
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Robert Docking
Senate Transportation On Utilities Committee
Kansas Department of Health
Senate Agriculture and Livestock Committee
Senate Elections Committee
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
House
Federal and State Affairs Committee
Wichita
Hays
Kansas City
Oklahoma
House Roads and Highway Committee
Private Charles E. Eddie Davidson Transfers to Officer Candidate School
Army Pvt. Charles E. Eddie Davidson the Princeton native and son of Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Davidson has completed basic training at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is now transferred to Fort Sill Oklahoma for an eight week officers' candidate school program His address is RA 68004318 Battery C 7th Tactical Battalion 2nd AIT BDC USATC-FA Fort Sill OK 73503 28 C 1
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Army
Charles E. “Eddie” Davidson
C. L. Davidson
Princeton
Ft. Leonard Wood
Ft. Sill
Okla
Tag. Bn
AIT Bdc
Senate Set To Vote On Pay Raise Rejection
Washington AP The Senate will consider a resolution to block a pay raise for members of Congress but faces slim chances of success. Supporters aim to derail it while the Feb 14 automatic raise to 42 500 a year for lawmakers and higher salaries for judges and top officials looms. Senator John J Williams secured agreement to move the rejection measure to Tuesday, but floor action appears unlikely as the 1967 mechanism makes raises automatic unless rejected.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Capitol Hill
John J. Williams
Johnson
Inflation Surges as 1968 Costs Hit Records
New York AP reports 1968 saw the fastest inflation in 17 years with a 4.7 percent rise in the cost of living, led by higher food housing and medical costs. December rose 0.2 percent while December gains followed 0.4 and 0.6 percent in prior months.
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New York
Labor Department
Nixon
Commerce Department
U.S
Laos Premier urges neutralization of Vietnam conflict
In Vientiane Premier Souvanna Phouma told Japanese press, via Lao press agency, that neutralizing Vietnam Laos and Cambodia needs big power intervention. He said end of war could赢 end North Vietnamese use of Laotian territory and support Pathet Lao integration. he claimed no foreign troops in Laos except North Vietnamese and that Laos must defend itself with American arms against North Vietnamese and Pathet Lao attacks. He insisted Laos never seeks to bring war to neighbors.
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Vientiane, Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Vietnam
Laos
Cambodia
Laopresse
Souvanna
South Vietnam
Pathet Laos
Funeral services for Cora Sutton set for Sunday
Funeral services for Cora Florence Sutton will be held at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home on Sunday at 2 30 p.m. Rev Jerrald Harnder will officiate. Interment follows at Sutton Cemetery Baldwin Junction.
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Cora Florence Sutton
Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home
Jerrald
Harnder
Sutton Cemetery
Baldwin Junction
Weather Elsewhere Reported by Associated Press
A compilation of daily weather across U S cities with conditions temperatures and precipitation. Listings cover Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fairbanks Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Minneapolis New Orleans New York Ohio City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Richmond St Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa with highs and lows and several location precipitation amounts.
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Associated Press
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Bismarck
Boise
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Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
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Honolulu
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Ore
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Seattle
Tampa
Hospital notes and transfers plus school menu
Admissions include Fayne Caylor Ida Enyart George Mesigh David Lohman Friday. Dismissals list Danny Anderson Omer Zook Fayne Caylor transferred to Trinity Lutheran Kansas City. Accidents section notes none. two car collision with no injuries. Central Heights Schools menu outlines week meals with Salmon patties Turkey etc.
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Fayne Caylor
Rantoul
Ida Enyart
George Mesigh
Pomona
David Lohman
N. Sycamore
Danny Anderson
Williamsburg
Omer Zook
Olive
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kansas City
Troy Smith
S. Maple
Annie Garcia
King
Wilson Mack
Central Heights
North Locust
Ernest C. Shaffer
Princeton
Locust
Richard White
N. Locust
Shaffer
Sit-in at Chicago university protests firing of sociology instructor
About 225 students occupied the University of Chicago administration building vowing to stay indefinitely after the firing of Marlene Dixon, an assistant professor whose contract expires in September. They accuse the university of gender discrimination and demand rehiring, amnesty for participants, and student influence in faculty selections.
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Jeffrey Blum
Baltimore
Dallin Oaks
Law School
Marlene Dixon
Forgiveness Day At Memphis Libraries Recovers 1500 Books
In Memphis Tennessee the public libraries held a forgiveness day allowing overdue books to be returned without fines. More than 1500 books were brought back including a February 1928 due date title Roman Romance.
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Memphis, Tenn
Notice of hearing in Pierson estate in Kansas court
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition has been filed in the matter of the estate of Dorothy M Pierson deceased and a hearing is to be scheduled for all persons concerned as required by law.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Dorothy M. Pierson
State of Kansas
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the Daily Report
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Appanoose
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