Multi Car Crash Sends To Ransom
A four car chain reaction on US-59 near Ottawa Friday afternoon sent five people to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Patricia Lyons 17 Princeton and Mrs. Oda Stroble 63 Richmond were admitted with injuries. Lyons with side pain and Stroble with a broken bone. Others treated and released included Robert Harris 25 Ottawa Emma Murdick and Shari McMillen 9 Ottawa RFD 2. The accident occurred about 4 45 p m when Harris a northbound driver rear ended by Anderson 16 Princeton then struck Lyons then Stroble. Citations were not issued pending investigation.
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K State President To Address Ottawa Chamber Of Commerce
Dr James A McCain president Kansas State University Manhattan will speak at the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce annual meeting on Feb 19 The dinner at Ottawa University starts 7:30 Reservations to chamber office by noon Thursday New officers and the community service award will be announced McCain became KSU president in 1950 after leading Montana State University for five years
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Manslaughter Charge Filed In Abortion Case
Kansas City AP Dr Richard P Mucie an osteopath pleaded innocent to a manslaughter by abortion charge in the death of Nancy Ward a 19 year old Oklahoma coed Her body was found in Mucies Kansas City Sinus Clinic by ambulance attendants The coroner said death resulted from a hemorrhage Mucie 49 posted 10000 bond and a preliminary hearing was set for Feb 18 The case will go to the Jackson County grand jury Officials note Mucie testified in the 1959 Werbin manslaughter trial
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Pueblo talks raise hopes for crew release at Panmunjom
AP reports fifth U.S. North Korean session at Panmunjom lasting three hours as hope grows for freeing Pueblo crewmen after 17 days. Details point to final procedural matters for release of one dead and three injured. Talks involved Rear Adm. John V. Smith and Gen. Park Choong kook. South Korea mulls reclaiming operational control of its armed forces under UN Command.
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Bombing resumes Haiphong area as peace probe ends
U S war planes attacked Haiphong area for first time in a month after Johnson restraint, while peace prospects were under review. Rusk said the peace probe closed after the Communists launched their biggest offense on Jan 30. The fighting in Hue and Saigon subsided with some allied gains and Hue truck convoy delivery reported.
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Pentagon asks lawmakers to delay Vietnam trips
The Pentagon says it urged congressmen to postpone travel to Vietnam until after the Viet Cong city offensive ends, while entertainers are allowed to go. The disclosure indicates a split stance on travel during the conflict.
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Beagles sighted at Hanoi airfield in Vietnam war
American pilots reported two to three Soviet IL28 Beagle bombers at a North Vietnamese airfield 18 miles northwest of Hanoi. They saw beacons of bomb loads and near misses, with no confirmed hits. The report notes broader Vietnam War actions including Hue, Khe Sanh, and Marine relief efforts as the conflict intensifies.
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Boyds Life of Work Spanning News Service to Chiropractics
Dr. John W. Boyd 83 recounts a lifetime from carrying newspapers by horse and sulky in 1904 to earning a chiropractic degree in his 40s. He and his wife Pauline live at 728 Ash. He aimed to ensure timely newspaper delivery rain or shine.
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83 Yearold Doctor's Daring Life Fueled by Necessity
The memoir traces Dr. Boyd from 4 a.m. newspaper routes to school, medical study, and varied work in Denver. He recounts bicycling and horse delivery, early financial struggles, and a life shaped by travel, tough jobs, and relentless self‑education before entering chiropractic studies. He recalls childhood Arkansan roots, a train leap into Oklahoma, and a tumultuous path that led to Ottawa for quiet living with his wife.
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