Local News Briefs Highlight Community Members and Events
Sheldon Bowers elected to officer status at National Life Insurance in Montpelier Vermont where he serves on the legal staff and joined last year. Kathy and Wilmer Thompson serve as pages at the Kansas Topeka House of Representatives. Pothick supper planned by Latimer Community at 6:30 PM Friday and Pizza Village offers Wednesday pizza specials with carry out service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheldon Bowers
Ben F. Bowers
Cedar
National Life Insurance Company
Montepelier
Bowers
Kathy
Wilmer Thompson
Wilemer Thompson
S. Poplar
House of Representatives
Topeka
Ottawa Junior High School
Wilmer
Ottawa High School
Former convict Sands to speak at Ottawa University lecture
Bill Sands, author of My Shadow Ran Fast, will speak at 8 p.m. tonight in Ottawa University as part of the 1967 68 lecture series. He will address the problems of today's youth. Admission is $1.75 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Sands
Ottawa University
Sands
Water Districts Build Forms Push Growth Outside Cities
In Paola Kansas AP rural water districts drive development beyond major population centers. Jack Lacy Kansas Department of Economic Development director told Miami County Soil Conservation Districts annual meeting growth has come quickly as districts expand their role.
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Paola
Jack Lacy
Kansas Department of Economic Development
Tueseday
Miami County
Ottawa Herald Brief: Feb 7 1968 Page 12
Page 12 of the February 7 1968 Ottawa Herald carries concise local items. Read across for brief notices, community notes, and small ads typical of the mid 1960s newspaper page.
US Army Troops Clash With South Korean Students
In Seoul, about 400 South Korean college students clashed with U S Army troops on the Freedom Bridge near the DMZ. At least 21 students were wounded by bullets or rifle butts, nine in serious condition, as warning shots were fired. No soldiers were hurt. The protest targeted U S North Korea talks over the Pueblo incident and hostage release. Military officials reported one Pueblo crewman had died and three were injured in the Jan 23 seizure, with broader tensions over U S policy toward North Korea and the Pueblo.
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Seoul
2Nd
U.S. Infantry
Freedom Bridge
Dew Militarized Zone
Poe
Lice
Imvin River
Panmune
Jom
U.S
Military Armistice Commission
Pueblo
United States
Panmunjom
Flame
Armistice Commission
Chung Hee Park
Demilitarized Zone
Washington
Pentagon
Freeedom Bridge
North Korea
South Korea
New York Times
Enterprise
Israelis Say Arabs Too Weak To Start War Alone
Jerusalem AP reports Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a Jerusalem audience that Arabs cannot launch a new war without foreign help and Israel must stay on a war footing. Soviet officials warned of a possible April Syrian assault, while Dayan urged caution and noted Syrian arms and Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
Israel
Moshe Dayan
Dayan
Soviet Union
Jerusalem Students Association
Moscow
Gaemal Abdel Nasser
Nasser
United States
Syria
Murder Charge Reduced in Police Killing Case
Kansas City report says murder charge against Moe Cullough was reduced to assault with intent to kill after FBI test showed the officer was accidentally shot by another officer. The Jackson County grand jury returned the indictment following a tavern disturbance in which Jake Folks, 25, allegedly fired during a gun battle with police. Chief C M Kelley described the patrolman’s death as occurring under clearly accidental circumstances in a dimly lit tavern.
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Kansas City
FBI
Jackson County Grand Jury
Terry Les McCulelough
Flue
Moe Cullough
Jake Folks
Folks
C. M. Kelley
Butler
Harlow
Kelley
Pike Bill Prompts House Action On Turnpike And Other Measures
In Topeka the House considers Sen. Ted Saar's bill to issue up to 115 million in revenue bonds for a Kansas City Kan to near borders turnpike, along with loyalty oath proposals for state workers and educators. The Education Committee advances a consolidation bill and approves funding for distressed districts, while other actions address district transfers and tax-exempt properties. Also noted are local crime reports, traffic incidents, obituaries, hospital admissions, and miscellaneous notices from Ottawa and surrounding counties.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Kan
Kansas, Missouri
Oklahoma
Kansas
Ted Saar
U.S
Judiciary Committee
Senate Education Committee
Joe Warren
D - Maple City
Legislative Council
Houge
Motor Carriers
Senate
Boards of Education
Jack Baar
R-Scon
Hearing on Will Probate for Hile C Bolon in Franklin KS
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court first published January 24 1968 notice to interested parties to file defenses by February 16 1968 at 10:00 a m for petition by R M Clogston executor named in Hile C Bolons will dated February 14 1958 asking admission to probate and appointment without bond. Ottawa Kansas attorney Richard O Skoog represents petitioner. Also notice in same issue for estate of Nathan T McNary case 11831 petition by Dorothy Gilliland daughter heir seeking administratrix appointment with defenses due February 22 1968 at 10:00 a m in Ottawa KansasAttorney Gleason and Pinet for petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Hile C. Bolon
State of
Peresons
R. M. Clogston
Said
Nathan T. McNary
N. T. McNary
Dorothy Gilliland
Ottawa
Tuesday Night Ladies Bowling Scores At Todd’s Insurance
Readable results show top scores for multiple teams across leagues including Heathman Oil Co Peoples National Eagles Aux Ottawa Co op Newlands Garage and others. Standout marks include 208 by F Kelly 221 by F Simmons 211 by A Bennett 206 by G Gorton and 196 by Christian with team totals around 450s suggesting strong midweek performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Tlanes Mealman-Gorton
Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines Summary
Local classified ads pricing and deadlines. Rates per word and per insertion listed, including discounts for multiple insertions and line ads. Specials cover Card of Thanks, blind ads, and national line items with frequency discounts and contracts.
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Sadie Hawkins
Johnny Mack
Jim Dewitt
St. Marys Hospital
Memorial Drive
George C. Underwood
N. Main
South Kansas State Bank
Adv
N. Amer
Latimer
Pizza Village
Ottawa Herald
South Vietnam
Thu Duc
Saigon
Khanh
Stalin
Litakia
Latakia
Deense
the Daily Report
Pike Bill
Ronnie C. Clevenger
North Main
Goldie L. Kinsley
Cottonwood Falls
Clevenger
Jack D. Worley
Wichita
John R. Poland
S. Walnut
Poland
Ash
Drievers
Mikeal W. Kraft
Otetawa Rfd
Thomas L. Mulecahey
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
William
Scott
Pomona
Lenard Matteson
Gerealdine
John Brown
Tyler Road
Rantoul
Bobbie C. Bradley Jr
Emporia
James L. Grege
Lane
Gregg
Bradley
Dave Age
George D, Lord
Iola
Irving S. Hamer
Main
Lord
Hamser
Hamer
Henry A, Barnhart
Henry A. Barneshart
Yates Center
Campbell Funeral Home
George D. Almequist
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Police Department
Maynard W. Marts
White City
Jimmy A. Goracke
Posmona
James L. Vanfossen
Otetawa
Kanesas City
Carl W. Bennett
Oak
Kimberly Shaw
Candace Haverty
J. I. Streecbin
Charles Elmer Shephard
Los Angeles
Daniel Lee
Crum
West 6Th
Steven Pence
Apelle Lane
James McClung
Tilden Minnick
S. Main
Crestview Nursing Home
Kathryn Sharp
Timothy Foster
N. Mulberery
Richard O. Skoog
Ottawa, Kansas
Gleason and
Pinet
Attys
Petitioner
Todd's Insurance
H. Wenthe
P. Kramer
Heathman Oil CO
H. Skilling
Peoples National
L. Meador
H. Carey
Shinn & Haley
E. McDaniels
Arnold
V. Foster
Eagles Aux
Maloney
G. GortOn
Kansas State Bank
C. Jackson
G. Bond
F. Sherman
Ottawa Savings
R. Bennett Jr
M. Jones
AL Berts Motors
C. Bertram
C. White
Trout
G. Wallace
G. Zielsdorf
Moore Chey
Olds
Anderson
Kansas City International Airport
Lodge
UNION
Tron
Kathryn Webb
Letha Gover
W. M. Ann Jensen
Order of White Shrine of
Lynnette Dale
W.H.P
Lanah Cameron
W.S
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