Credit Group Meets at Ottawa Association Stockholders Meeting
About 500 stockholders and guests attended the Ottawa Production Credit Association annual stockholders meeting at Memorial Auditorium. Wilson Counts was elected to a 3 year board term. Financial report showed 1965 loans of 8,825,350 and net worth rising from 576,346 to 808,071 over five years. Lum and Abner entertainer Lum Lauck spoke on constitutional principles. Theodore H. Peters of the Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of Wichita gave “Our Place In Time.” Officers and staff reelected: Counts president. Ray Tea garden vice president. Clarence Lay. Dan W. Lickteig executive committee. Reynolds secretary treasurer. Weinheimer assistant manager. Strain assistant secretary-treasurer. Herring field rep. Pederson, Teter, and Brown office clerks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Production Credit Association
Memorial Auditorium
Wilson Counts
C. H. Reynolds
Chester H. Lauck
Houston
Tex
Lum
Theodore H. Peters
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank of
Wichita
Counts
Baldwin
Ray Teagarden
LaCygne
Clarence E. Lay
Colony
Dan W. Lickteig
Richmond
Andrew Forbes
Lyndon
Charley H. Reynolds
Ralph Weinheimer
Mildred Strain
Vietnam planners thwarted by war in South Viet Nam
SAIGON AP report outlines South Viet Nam’s plans for political economic and social reform. A military junta led by Ky and Thieu dominates affairs with limited civilian input. US aid backs school construction trade training and rural programs, but all progress hinges on ongoing war and military strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Nguyen Cao Ky
Nguyen van Thieu
Ale
Diem
U. S
U.S
United States
Democrats See Anti-LBJ Attacks Harming Vietnam Policy
Two Democratic senators, Muskie of Maine and Dodd of Connecticut, warned that criticism of President Johnson's Vietnam strategy encourages Hanoi and Peking to persist in the war. They argued the clamor at home risks pressuring the administration to withdraw, while Kennan testified on Viet Nam policy ahead of Senate Foreign Relations Committee hearings. Senator Clark weighed a possible amendment to a 4.8 billion military authorization bill to curb escalating actions.
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Washington
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Viet Nam
Edmund S.S. Muskie
de Maine
North Viet Nam
Thomas J. Dodd
DsConn
Ene
Hanoi
Peking
Geoge Kennan
Soviet Union
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Joseph S. Clark
DePa
Clark
Wellsville Bank Expanding By ROSIE LISTER
Wellsville Bank, facing Main Street, expands from about 1800 to 4200 square feet of space, adding a drive in window, night depository, and safety features. Construction began in 1965 with completion expected by late March, as executive offices move to the new building and old space houses the bank’s operations. The institution, established in 1885, merged with Peoples State Bank in 1926 and reports strong local patronage and financial stability with 1965 resources of 3,283,752.85.
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Rosie Lister
Wellsville Bank
Main Street
Wellsville
L. W. Hostetter
H. E. DeTar
DeTar
John Dean
S. L. Brooking
Dean
Brooking
T. B. Cone
A. D. Hose Tetter
Steen
Mignot Produce Company
Peoples State Bank
Dean and
Brooke Ing
Death claims Billy Rose and Sophie Tucker
New York reports the deaths of two vaudeville icons, Sophie Tucker aged 78 and Billy Rose aged 66. Tucker died Wednesday night in her Park Avenue apartment after a chronic lung ailment and kidney failure. Rose died early today, a millionaire showman famed for extravaganzas, burlesque acts, and stock market ventures.
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New York
Billy Rose
Sophie Tucker
Tucker
Park Avenue
Rose
Snow removal costs spur rail crossing safety plan
Ottawa city officials debated snow removal costs totaling 677.88 for a 7 inch dump and pressed for traffic safety at rail crossings. They proposed stop signs at Santa Fe and MoPac crossings, discussed a future bridge carrying K-68, and initiated condemnation proceedings on R. Mitchell Smith property to widen Ash Street near the new Ottawa High School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Steve James
John Sheldon
Eugene Flaherty
Sheldon
Walnut
Main
Santa Fe Railway
Missouri Pacific
First and
Ottawa Wholesale Company
Flaherty
Commission
First Street
Walnut Street
Walnut Corner
Fifteenth
Seventeenth
James
Charles Williamson
Virgil Smith
Smith
Williamson
MoPac
Jim Kahler
R. Mitchell Smith
Westview
Ash Street
Ottawa High School
County Weather Forecast Partial cloudiness and cooling tonight
Partly cloudy and colder with light northeasterly winds to night. Friday will bring increasing cloudiness. Lows tonight between 20 and 25, with highs Friday near 40. Wednesday’s high 54, today's low 33, year ago high 36, year ago low 28. Record high 75 in 1932, record low 11 in 1905. Precipitation 0.02 inch in the last 24 hours ending 7 am. Hourly readings include 9 am 45, 10 am 53, noon 53, 1 pm 42, 2 pm 41, 3 pm 52, 4 pm 51, 5 pm 36, 6 pm 35, 7 pm 48, 8 pm 46. Barometer 29.78.
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Credit Group
Nha Trang
Daniel Boone
Foley
Ala
Davey Crockett
Jamestown
Tenn
Gene Autry
Lillington
N. C
L.W. Hostetter
Ficers
Franklin Coune Ty
W. H. Moherman
H., E. DeTar
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