Local News Briefs From Ottawa Area Highlights
Local items include 2nd Lt. James W. Wollen, 23, assigned as assistant communications officer with VII Corps in Germany since January 17. University of Kansas Arnold Air Society pledge advisor elected for John Sutton. Pomona Lions Club pancake supper Feb 16 at Pomona Methodist Church. Ottawa High School class of 1943 seeks up to date addresses for 25th reunion planned Aug 23. Dr. Flora’s office will be closed all day Thursdays.
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James W. Wollen
Olin G. Wollen
W. Fifth
VII Corps
Germany
John Sutton
Elmer Sutton
Princeton
Arnold Air Society
University of Kansas
Ottawa High School
Peat Bane
John Wassmer
Homer Perry
Peggy Sue Johnson Returns to Fredanne Beauty Shop
Peggy Sue Johnson resumes services at Fredanne Beauty Shop, advancing her availability for appointments and beauty care. The notice confirms her return and business reopening or continued operation at the salon.
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Peggy Sue Johnson
Fredanne Beauty Shop
New York Sanitation Crisis Returns To Bargaining Table
Negotiators for New York City and the Uniformed Sanitationmen's Association resume talks to settle a nine day garbage strike. Mayor Lindsay reasserts leadership as the legislature defers Rockefeller’s plan to take over the Sanitation Department for 24 hours amid continued negotiations. A state court fines the union $80,000 and suspends dues checkoff for 18 months.
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New York
City and Sanitation
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Lindsay
Rockefeller
Paul O’dwyer
Uniformed Sanitationmens’ Association
Rocky
Supreme Court
Saul S. Streit
Pick A Number Computers For Lonely Hearts
A Seattle AP report on Computer Matching International's dating service cashing in on Valentine’s Day by matching singles through standardized tests and a computer survey. The piece follows a woman’s experience with two potential partners, costs, a money back warranty, and the mixed results of the matchmaking process.
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Seattle
Wash
Computer Matching International, Inc
CMI
China Scientists Now Under Fire
TOKYO UP Communist China's scientists face official criticism for a cold indifferent attitude toward revolution and research. The Shanghai Wen Hui Pao article unclear about a specific trigger. U.S. observers say China detonated an atomic bomb last Christmas Eve, but Beijing has not acknowledged the blast amid speculation of a possible accident. The piece notes revisionist trends in science and technology rejected, yet calls for stronger revolution and research repudiation.
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Tokyo
China
Shanghai
Hue Battle Rages as MIGs Shot Down in Vietnam
U S fighter bombers downed two MIG17s northwest of Hanoi and hit three North Vietnamese airfields while Marine jets bombed the Citadel of Hue. Ground forces and airpower pressed the push on the walled city as Vietnamese resistance held on. A separate B52 raid near Saigon was reported with 100000 pounds of bombs missing target area, raising questions of friendly fire in the operation.
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Saigon
U.S
Hue
Air Force
Hanoi
Imperial Capital
Vietnam
South Vietnam
Accidents and Divorces Highlight Daily Report
A Tuesday morning collision on Grant Street left Helen F. Jackson 32 with minor damage to her car after a swerve to avoid a third vehicle caused by Charles E. Blum. Separately, Betty A. Hiner filed for divorce from Rex M. Hiner, seeking custody of three minor children. The report also lists egg and cattle market figures, services for Kathleen A. Howell, and stock market declines after Vietnam troop news.
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Helen F. Jackson
Grant
Charles E. Blum
S. Main
Blum
Jackson
Betty A. Hiner
Rex M. Hiner
Federal Reserve Head Faces Malfeasance Accusation
Washington AP Rep Patman accuses Federal Reserve Chairman William McChesney Martin Jr of malfeasance and nonfeasance in office over housing policy. Martin defends himself while Patman vows to press the charge. The exchange follows Senator Symington praise and Martin’s inflation warnings.
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Washington (Ap
Wright Patman
Federal Reserve
William McChesney Martin Jr
Martin
Patman
House Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Stuart Symington
D.mo
Senate House Economic Committee
Johnson
Legal Notices in Probate Court Ottawa Kansas 1968
State of Kansas Franklin County ss In the Probate Court In the Matter of the Estate of Nathan T McNary also known as N T McNary Deceased Case No 11 831 Dorothy Gilliland daughter and heir at law petitions for administratrix filing defenses by February 22 1968 at 10 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas court warning of judgment if ignored Gleason and Pinet attorneys for petitioner The notice lists admissions and dismissals on specific weekdays Walters of 829 W 7th Cedar House Wednesay 724 N Cherry Tuesday 1030 N Oak Wednesday
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said County
Nathan T. McNary
N. T. McNary
State of
Kansas
Dorothy Gilliland
Ottawa
Bell To Build As Calls Increase In Kansas Plan
Topeka special report notes Bell Telephone plans a $35 million 1968 construction program in Kansas. Last year Kansas calls averaged 4,240,000. A nationwide shift to all number calling is being phased in, replacing letter prefixes with numeric prefixes. The change will bring about almost 800 numeral prefixes, a near 50 percent increase.
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Topeka
Southewestern Bell Telephone Company
Kansas
Kanesas
Ottawa High students win gold keys in regional art show
Three Ottawa High School students Roger Cummings Jana Hinderliter and Jim Tersiner earned gold keys at the Kansas Regional Exhibition of Scholastic Art Awards in Wichita Cummings is a gold key finalist with his print Jana and Jim won in the pottery division Other OHS and Ottawa Junior High students had works selected with pieces by Karen McKenzie Al Goben Merle Taylor Jr Pam Bogue Karla Ledom Sondra Loyd and Marilyn Wright Also a gold key ceremony for recipients and parents is set for Saturday at the Allis Hotel over 800 art objects from 3 000 entries are on display at Wichita Public Library through February 24
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Ottawa
Stuents
Roger Cummings
Jana Hinderliter
Jim Tersiner
Kansas
Wichita
New York City
Jana
Jim
O.H.S
Karen McKenzie
al Goben
Merle Taylor Jr
Pam Bogue
Karla Ledom
Sondra Loyd
Marilyn Wright
Allis Hotel
Wichita Public Library
S. Main
Funeral services for Mr Eve rest Mount
Funeral services for Mr Eve rest Mount will be conducted from the Memorial Thursday at 2 p.m. Rev. Paul Pentz officiating. Interment Princeton Cemetery. Masonic services will be conducted by Ottawa Lodge No. 18 AF and AM. W. Phil McCracken PM and R. Lee Finch WM officiating.
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Mount
Everest Mount
Paul Pentz
Princeton Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
W. Phil McCracke
R. Lee Finch
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Wildelife
Sportsman’s Club
metSature
Central Community Center
Pomona
Kan
Danny Servaes
Pizza Village
Barbara Stephens
Maxine Stephens
Maple
Independence Sanitate Jum
Independence
Pomona Lions Club
Pomona Methodist Church
Dr. Flora
NY Crisis
Ford’s
Washington, D. C
Hubert Humphrey
Earl Warren
Abraham Lincoln
Helen Hayes
Andy Williams
Julie Harris
Henry Fonda
Odetta
IBM
Prosser
Imperial Throne Room
Perfume River
the Daily Report
District
Kansas City
Kathleen Howell
Kathleen A. Howell
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
John Lederer
Tom Johnson
William Awker
Fred Koon
Fred Wood
John Staadt
Leonard Humphrey
William Dunlap
Russell Goodman
Charles Engstrom
Woodrow Crawford
Herbert Wolf
Henry Staadt
Reuben Storerer
Lawrence Dyer
Mildred Burgess
Nellie Lederer
Evelyn Humesphrey
Everegreen Mound Cemetery
John Heckert
S. Maple
Tueseday
N.Y
Standard & Poor
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange Index
Roy Stevens
Effie Morrison
Cedar House
Frank Armstrong
N. Cherry
Carl Benedett
Oak
Gleason and
Pinet
Attys
Petitioner
Bell
OHS
Wichita Eagle and Beacon
Greater Downtown
Wichita, Inc
Sunedays
Lodge
Ottawa Council
S.M
Stated Assembly
P.m
Raymond E
Stankard
I.M
Gerald B
Harford
Rec
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Ernest Mount
Sunflower Lodge No
W.M
Clarence F
Rea
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