Local News Briefs from Lawrence and Kansas City
Lawrence C OTT 27 Apple Lane is in Research Hospital Kansas City Mo for observation room 458. A notice urges anti liberalization of liquor laws to sign a petition at church Sunday. Pancake supper and ad notices for Frebekah Peggy Sue Johnson and New Hope Baptist Church event. Boyer’s Jewelry opens temporary location Feb 17 at 133 S Main with regular hours thereafter.
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Lawrence C, Ott
Apple Lane
Research Hospital
Kansas City
Boyer’s Jewelry
People’s Nat?l
Bank Bldg
S. Main
Chancellor Murphy Resigns UCLA Post for Times Mirror
Riverside AP report says Franklin D. Murphy resigns as UCLA chancellor, becoming CEO and board chairman of Times Mirror Co. in Los Angeles. His exit adds to a wave of UC officials leaving since Reagan took office amid funding cuts and regents leadership changes.
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Riverside
Calif
Franklin D. Murphy
University of California At
Murphy
California Board of Regents
Reagan
John Galbraith
UC San Diego
Willard C. Fleming
UC Medical Center At
San Francisco
Times Mirror Co
Los Angeles
Harold Wilson Faces Six By-Election Tests In UK
London AP reports Prime Minister Harold Wilson plans by elections in six parliamentary districts next month to gauge support for the Labor government amid financial strain unemployment and likely tax rises. Acton Meriden Dudley Oldham West Nelson Colne and Brightside contain marginal seats where losses would hurt Labour.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor
Labor Party
House of Commons
Wilson
Acton
Liberal Party
Bernard Fieud
Meriden
Dudley
George Wigg
Oldham West
Nelson Colne
Brightside
Sydney Silverman
Richard Winterbottom
Britain
Ing
Manchester
Winston Church
Nelson-Colne
Kiwanis Ladies' Night Banquet draws 100 attendees
Over 100 persons attended the Kiwanis Ladies' Night Valentine Banquet Thursday in Ottawa High School Cyclone Room. Guest speaker John King of WIBW presented color films of outdoor fishing at Lake Pomona and spoke on outdoor recreation in Kansas. He noted his Kansas State University art studies and prior guide service and sporting goods business at Turtle Creek Reservoir before joining WIBW.
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Kiwanis
Ottawa High School
John King
WIBW
Lake Pomona
Kansas
King
Kansas State University
Turtle Creek Reservoir
Ottawa Herald Briefed News Roundup
Ottawa Herald reports brief items from Saturday edition dated February 17 3968. Page six highlights local events, notices, and quick updates across community.
Ottawa Captain Fivian Receives Army Commendation Medal
Army Captain James A. Fivian of Ottawa earned the Army Commendation Medal for actions in October 1966 while advising a battalion in the South Vietnamese 2nd Division. He coordinated wounded evacuation and directed air strikes while under enemy fire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
James A. Fivian
Ottawa
Woman in custody seeks wedding license amid bank robbery case
Bonnie Sue Wilane 23 in a Cedar Rapids hospital asked to wed former husband Lawrence E Wilane 27 while facing murder and bank robbery charges. FBI agents closed in after the Overland Park Kan Metcalf State Bank holdup. Kansas trooper Eldon K Miller was fatally shot. Johnson County prosecutor says she can be moved to Kansas for prosecution. Her bail stands at 50000 dollars.
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Cedar Rapids
Inna
Bonnie Sue Wilane
Wilane
FBI
Metcalf State Bank
Overland Park
Kan
Kansas
Eldon K. Miller
Johnson County
Kanatetorney
James W. Bouska
Hemophiliacs Get Emergency Self Treatment Aid
Washington AP reports Red Cross researchers foresee an oral self care method using a fountain pen sized syringe with Anti Hemophilic Factor to treat severe bleeding. AHF, derived from donated blood, promises higher purity and yield enabling a hemophiliac to carry a therapeutic dose for self injection, potentially learned for IV use though intramuscular injection may be easier.
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Washington
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Bethesda
Police News and Obituaries From Wellsville and Beyond
Ottawa Police report charges against Charles Cook for drunken behavior and Louis Wendorff for driving without a license. Wellsville mourns Harry Seyler who died at home. Funeral services for Paul Fetherngill were held in Olton. Verna Fisher, 91, Wellsville, dies. services set at Coughlin Funeral Home with burial at Oakwood Cemetery. Stock market recap shows Dow off 2.89 to 836.34 and broader indices mixed with notable volume.
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Ottawa Police Department
Charles R. Cook
Oak
Louis A. Wendorff
Verna Fisher
Wellseville
George Fisher
Gardener Hospital
Coughlin Feneral Home
Wellsville
Clarence Harder
Oakwood
Baldwin
John
Lu Ann (Hester) Scott
Roy Denton
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Farmers Home loans reach 1967 Kansas total
F Jackson George state director announced that the Farmers Home Administration lent about 13.4 million in 1967 in Kansas. Over six years the program has provided 77.7 million to farm families unable to obtain credit elsewhere. Loans aid land purchase debt refinancing livestock equipment and farm improvements.
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Topeka
Farmers Home Administration Program
Kansas
F. Jackeson George
Farmers Home Administration
George
Labor Dept approves Project KANSAS CITY program
The Neighborhood Youth Corps project in Junction City Kansas under St. Xavier School has been approved by the Labor Department regional office in Kansas City. It will provide 43 job opportunities for youths in the area.
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Kansas City
Junction City
Kan
Labor Department
St. Xavier School
Rhodesia's White Ruling Spirit Holds Against Sanctions
In Salisbury, support remains strong for Prime Minister Ian Smith as Western sanctions fail to topple his government. Whites fear a drift toward apartheid while some elites push for a new Rhodesian Constitutional Association to seek majority rule or renewed talks with Britain.
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Salisbury, Rhodesia
Rhodesia
South Af
Rica
Ian Smith
Smith
Rhodesian Front Party
Rhodesian Constitutional Association
Britain
Hospital Notes and Local admissions and births
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs. Kenneth Burgoon and others, dismissals including Mrs. Anna H. Nichols and several with Ottawa area ties, births to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Boyke Jr., plus an emergency report of William Sanders in Pomona and a note on Thursday market closings for grains and soybeans.
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Kenneth Burgoon
Oak
Jennie H. Ottaway
Pomona
Julie Milliman
Ottawa
Paul Boyke Jr
KC Markets: cattle hogs and stock trends noted
KC Markets at Kansas City reports cattle trends with steers and heifers steady to 50 higher and cows 50 lower, feeders and calves up to 50, hogs mixed with barrows and gilts 1.50-1.75 higher, sows 1.00 higher, and New York stocks seeing 1,456 issues traded with 735 declines and 492 advances as losses narrowed.
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Kansas City
APF
New York
Johnson Pushes 10 Percent Income Tax Surcharge
New York AP report outlines President Johnson's push for a 10 percent income tax surcharge amid mixed economic data. Treasury and Fed officials warn of overheating risk while commerce data show January gains slowed and GNP rose modestly. analysts note trade deterioration and pound devaluation.
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New York
Johnson
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Treasury
Henry H. Fowler
Senate
House Economic Committee
Fowler
U.S
United States
Congress
William McChesney Martin Jr
Federal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Department
Memorial service for Elizabeth May Clark set at Rosemont Methodist
Funeral services for Elizabeth May Clark will be held at Rosemont Methodist Church northwest of Williamsburg on Sunday at 2 30 p m with Rev Robert Samuelson officiating. Interment follows at Pleasant View Cemetery Agricola. Friends may call at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home until noon Sunday.
Morrison Funeral for Effie Morrison 101 Ottawa Resident
Funeral services for Mrs Effie Morrison 101 longtime Ottawa resident will be held Sunday at 1 30 p m at the Mortuary with Rev James McCrossen and Rev Robert Kearney officiating. Interment Sees Summit Mo Memorial Fund donations suggested to First Baptist Church.
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S. Cedar
Peggy Sue Johnson
Fredanne Beauty Shop
Johnny Mack and Orchestra
W.F.W. Hall
New Hope
Edmund G. Brown
Calfornia
Regents
Clarke Kerr
University of California
Kiwanis Meeting
Ottawa Herald
U. S
Hue
Mill
Harry Seyler
Douglin Fneral
Paul Fetherngill
the Daily Report
Olton
Tex
Fred Kaiser
Lubbock
Standard & Poor
Forum
Jane Baker
Ottawa University
Anna H. Nichols
Trinity Lutheran
Steve Ralph
Cedar
Dorothy Rollett
Martin Hall
Loren Nokes
Richmond
Herbert A. Miller
William Sanders
N.Y
Lamb-Roberts
Finch
Hildred Finch
Ruhamah Baptist Church
Henry Duerksen
Ruhamah
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