Local bid at state convention draws area attendees
Attending the 77th annual Kansas Plumbing Heating and Cooling Contractors Association state convention were Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Carey Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brechersen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur F. Snook, Dick Lister, and Marvin D. Durbin. Page 5 Thur has a machine shop auction ad.
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The
Kansas Plumbing, Heating and Cooling Contractors Association
Charles D. Carey Jr
Charles Brechersen
Wilbur F. Snook
Dick Lister
Marvin D. Durbin
Community club farewell supper and local notices
The Baxter Community Club hosts a farewell supper for the Bill Bishop family Friday at 7 30. Rummage sale at North Side E 2 Shop runs Friday 8 a m to 5 p m. New Hope Bap pancake supper February 22 at 5 30. MRS KATE SCHROLL recovering at St Elizabeth Hospital Hutchinson 500 W 20th. Gambles warehouse sale ends February 23 at 5 00 p m. Army Private Richard D Bien, 20, son of Le Roy and Mrs Bien, assigned as cook with 2nd Armored Division at Ft Hood Texas February 10. Will sell 30 Hereford cows and 27 calves in Franklin Co Wellsville sale by Mrs John Benham. Coffee Shop ad offers 4 pieces chicken 1 and Ft fries 4 p m to 7 p m Monday through Friday. Notice annual Stockholders meeting of Farmers Union Co op of Centropolis Friday February 23 at 7 30 p m.
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Baxter Community Club
Bill Bishop
ARMY
Richard D. Bien
le Roy D. Bien
S. Poplar
2Nd Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
Peggy
10Th
Sat
Franklin Co
John Beneham
Wellsville
Kaw
Adv
Moist OU Show Set With Water Revue at OU
Ottawa University presents Tanketeer Times a water revue featuring 20 women and a few men with water ballet comedy and precision swimming. Admission 50 cents. Shows start 7 p.m. March 4 with part one of a water safety instructors course, requiring twelve hours. Part II begins March 11. Entrants must be 18 with a Red Cross senior lifesaving certificate. Call CH 2 5200 Ext 227 for details.
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Ottawa University
Tanketeer Times
Red Cross
Kansans would buy liquor stamps for import of out-of-state bottles
The Senate committee favored a bill allowing Kansans to purchase liquor stamps at county treasurers to place on liquor bought elsewhere and brought into Kansas. No stamps are currently sold by county treasurers. Senator Norman Gaar noted the measure would let law abiding residents bring in foreign or out-of-state liquor with valid stamps.
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Topeka
Senate Committee On Federal and State Affairs
Kansas
Norman Gaar
R-Wentwood
County Court Pleas and Vehicle Collisions
The Daily Report lists multiple court actions: Harold W. Miller 19 Westphalia RFD 1 pleaded guilty to passing on a curve, fined $25 and costs. Robert Len Hunter 30 Republic forfeit $10 bond for failure to stop at a stop sign. Lyle V. Reddick 44 Ottawa RFD 1 forfeit $50 bond and costs for being drunk on a public highway.
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Harold W. Miller
Westphalia Rfd
Robert Len Hunter
Republic, Mo
Lyle
North Main
Tuessday
Janice N. Elder
Walnut
Connie L. Howell
Ottawa
Volunteers Recognized for Adult Basic Education Efforts
A banquet at the VFW Hall honored volunteers including teachers and babysitters who aid the East-Central Kansas OEO adult basic education program. Dean Royse urged more "Georges" to support, while Ottawa University singers provided entertainment. Forty-one earned high school equivalency diplomas last semester, with about as many expected this spring as sixty students are enrolled. Similar programs operate in Emporia and Osage City under the local OEO office.
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V.F.W. Hall
East Central Kansas
Vid Clapsaddle
OEO
Royse
George
George Washington
V.F.W. Laedies
Ottawa University
Mary Hokanson
Shirley Hoffsman
Clapsaddle
Emporia
Osage City
Swedish diplomat joins Korean armistice panel in Pueblo talks
A ranking Swedish diplomat Lt. Gen. Lennart Finnmark arrived to join the Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission and may mediate in the Pueblo incident. Swedish and U.S. sources offered no comment. Finnmark is the first ambassador level member assigned to the 15 year old commission, arriving amid secret Panmunjom talks deadlock over the seizure of the U S intelligence ship and its 83 crew. The United States has met with North Korea nine times including today.
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Seoul
Pueblo
Lennart Finnmark
Neutral Nations Supervisory Commission
NNSC
U.S
Finnmark
Sweden
Gunnar Smedmark
Panmunjom
United States
North Korea
New Dissent in Entertainment Over Vietnam War
Hollywood writers and performers challenge Vietnam policy with jokes and shows on Laugh-In Smothers Brothers and Belafonte using media to air antiwar views. Dissent grows with films and Broadway benefits. Actors like Reiner credit past McCarthy era fears but now speak out joining stars like Newman Streisand and Belafonte in pro peace efforts. The article notes rising public support for antiwar voices despite past censorship and fear of repercussions.
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Pat Paulsen
Smothers Brothers
Johnson
CBS
Tommy Smothers
Rowan and Martin
Will Rogers
Bob Hope
Aristophanes
MacBird
Harry Belafonte
Johnny Carson
NBC
Vietnam
Martin Luther King
Belafonte
Eugene McCarthy
Hope
John Wayne
Wayne
Dan Rowan
Dick Martin
United Artista
Claude Lelouche
U.S. Money
Yves Montand
Candice Bergen
Walter Reade
Peter Brooke
London
Royal Shakespeare Company
Stokely Carmichael
Sen
Joseph McCarthy
George Murphy
Ronald Reagan
Carl Reiner
Reiner
Lincoln Center
Philharmonic Heir
New York City
Gruening
Alaska
Morse
Oregon
Paul Newman
Joanne Woodward
Harry Belsfonte
Barbra Streisand
Eli Wallach
Anne Jackson
Leonard Bernstein
Diehann Carroll
Robert Ryan
Tony Randal
Variety
Monthly report of City Clerk Ottawa Kansas February 21 1968
City Clerk of Ottawa Kansas publishes the January 1968 close fund balance and detailed accounts across airport bond and interest fire equipment flood control general operations cemeteries library construction street and utility funds plus retirement social security and infrastructure reserves totaling 639 432 40 dollars. The notice lists numerous balances including bond interest reserve electrical improvements and parcel of public works accounts.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Per
Hild
Walsh Lot
Care
Hope
Lot Constr
Mtr
Oper
S’kg
W.W
Probate hearing sought for Cora Prophet will in Kansas
The Kansas Probate Court of Franklin County will hear Rose V. McAuley heirs deed and devisee petition to admit the May 1 1963 will of Cora E Prophet to probate and appoint George L Viex administrator c ta on March 7 1968 at 2 00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Respondents must file defenses or a decree will be entered. Anderson Byrd First Natl Bank Bldg Ottawa Kansas 66067 Attorneys for Petitioner.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Cora E
Kansas
Rose V. McAuley
George L. Viex
C.ta
Ottawa
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