Ottawa students among Kansas State degree candidates
Two Ottawa residents Harold Eversmeyer and Dan Rocky Bonine are among 533 candidates for degrees at Kansas State University after the fall semester. Mrs. Sam Pacheco expresses thanks for support in winning first place in O'Conner's Shoe Store contest. Mrs. Hugh Wallis, formerly of Ottawa, was admitted to Stor Monte Vail Hospital in Topeka. Dr Ernest Szabados will not be at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Jan 7 or Jan 14, but will consult at the outpatient clinic on Jan 21.
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Ottawa
Kansas State University
Harold Eversmeyer
Dan Rocky Bonine
O’conner
Sam Pacheco
Adv
Hugh Wallis
Stormonte Vail Hospital
Topeka
Ernest Szabados
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hawthorne PTA slides show at 7 30 p m with Olmsted couple
Hawthorne PTA program presents slides by Mr and Mrs Lee Olmsted on World’s Fair photos at 7 30 p m today with nursery and refreshments. City water and light crews plan to remove Main Street Christmas decorations by week’s end as Don Hamilton notes. Professional Pharmacy moving January 2 to Medical Arts Building 1302 South Main under Kramer's Pharmacy name with new CH 2 3547 contact.
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Hawthorne Pta
Lee Olmsted
City Water and Light
Main Street
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
Medical Arts
South Main
Krameer’s Pharmacy
S. Main St
KC Markets livestock and eggs price report
KC Markets Kansas City report lists hog, cattle, sheep, and calf prices with steady to higher trends. It includes weights from 190 to 325 pounds for hogs, 300 to 400 pound sows, and cattle and calf quotes, plus consumer eggs and wholesale eggs pricing and butter.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Hospital Notes Admissions and discharges listed by town
Hospital register notes admissions for Nellie Heathman Mary Ann Elliott Diane Mece len James LeRoy Jones Ralph Allen Cecil Vine ing Awe drey McLees Raymond Davis Ward Ralston Damon McDowell Roxanne Grimm Billy Runnels Jr and others. Dismissals include Lawrence Darrow Michael Tweet Jimmie Thomas May Elliott Maurice Zimmerman George Louderback Mary McLinden Sadie Ely and George Geiss. Birth to Darrell Macy. Emergency reports list incidents and injuries including a can-related laseration nosebleed dashboard baby fall laceration finger and swallowed marble with treatment and releases.
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Nellie Heathman
N. Poplar
Mary Ann Elliott
Williamsburg
Diane Mecelen
Rantoul
James LeRoy Jones
N. Mulberry
Ralph Allen
Ash
Cecil Vineing
Richmond Rfd
Awedrey McLees
Raymond Davis
S. Sycaemore
Ward Ralston
Damon McDowell
Osawatomie
Roxanne Grimm
N. Cedar
Billy Runnels, Jr
Main
Lawrence Darrow
S. Walnut
Michael Tweet
S. Main
Danny Fletcher
Cottonwood
Jimmie Thomas
Princeston
Robert Bethell
Sycamore
Joe Canfield
Ottawa
Darrell L. Macy
Charles Harkins
Pomona
Lori Rausch
Lawrence Ott
Apple Lane
Wendy Adamson
West
New Leader Takes Over At California Berkeley
Berkeley California AP A fast moving new chancellor Meyerson takes charge amid campus turmoil over student politics He calls for civil disobedience limits and sets rules for on campus activity aiming for a February solution while Strong on leave and rally planned on Sproul Hall steps by a dissident faction.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
Martin Meyerson
University
Board of Regents
Edward Strong
Meyerson
Sproul Hall
Dr. Strong
Dean Meyerson
Autos Taxed Where Used Not Where Owned, Official Says
Automobiles are taxed as personal property where they are mainly located, not at ownership, says Alvin E. Jones of the State Property Valuation Department. The rule covers college students, salesmen, traveling persons, and border-area cases, with a military exemption aligning to residence.
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Alvin E. Jones
State Property Valuation Department
Jones
Kansas City
Kansas
Ottawa Deaths Chronicle Three Seniors in One Notice
Mrs. Cora Ellen Keith 96 longtime Ottawan died at Crestview Nursing Home. Services scheduled at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. Mrs. Laura Mollett 95 of Quenemo died at home. services at Quenemo Baptist Church. burial Oak Hill Cemetery. Ralph W. Selby 80 retired farmer died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. services at Lamb Funeral Home. burial Highland Cemetery. survived by three sisters and multiple nieces and nephews.
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Cora Ellen Keith
Ash
Ottawa
Franklin County
Elmer Keith
Keith
North Baptist Church
Gladys Keith
F. P. Merchant
Kanesas City
W. H. Doty
Colorado Springs
Laura Mollett
Quenemo
Quenemo Baptist Church
Oak Hill Cemetery
Shaffer Mortuary
Mollett
Indiana
Hope
Kaw
Nathan R. Mollett
Emma Ragan
Edith Rose
Ellen Green
Ray R. Mollett
S. Cedar
Ralph W. Selby
Milner
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
Willard Braker
Trinity Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Ashland County
Ohio
Overbrook
Lottie English
Centropolis
Michigan Valley
Orpha Clark
Pomona
Grace Myers
Long Beach
Calif
Faye Graves
Chicago
Freshman Charged in Triple Family Murder
Harrison Crouse an 18 year old University of Illinois freshman was charged with murdering his father Morris L. Crouse mother Norma Crouse and sister Sally Crouse at their Oxford Lane home in Wilmette Illinois. Police quoted him saying I thought I could get away with it. He admitted planning the shooting for two days but gave no reason. The family lived in a $40 000 neighborhood as neighbors described the quiet student as studious and ambitious.
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Wilmette
Mis
University of Ilinois
Harrison Crouse
Crouse
Oxford Lane
North Shore
Chicago
Tlinois
George Bernard Shaw
Siseter
Sally
New Trier High School
Morris L. Crouse
Haskins & Sells
Norma
Funeral services for Oliver P Crane conclude day of death
Oliver P Crane died December 29. Services held December 31 at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers were Jim Rose Larry Crane Dick McBride Bob Crawford Jack Millicoat Kenneth Suffron and Mrs A H North. Burial at Highland Cemetery with hymns by Mrs R L Stevens.
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Oliver P. Crane
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
Jim Rose
Larry Crane
Dick McBride
Bob Crawford
Jack Millicoat
Kenneth Suffron
A. H. North
R. L. Stevens
Highland Cemetery
Police News: Youths Cited for Speeding in 20 mph Zone
John L. Rowland aged 18 of 1529 S Oak Mario Russo aged 18 of 803 S Main and David L. Karneck aged 18 of Em Poria were cited for speeding 40 in a 20 mph zone Sunday or today and posted bonds of $20 each.
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John L. Rowland
S. Oak
Mario Russo
S. Main
David L. Karneck
Em. Poria
Dirksen Seeks Budget Cuts and Advisory Task Forces
Senate GOP Leader Everett Dirksen says Republicans will push prudent budget reductions and back a reduction in excise taxes. He calls for congressional task forces to give lawmakers expert foreign and domestic advice, and urges Johnson to discuss Vietnam policy with GOP leaders. He notes Barry Goldwater may speak freely, but not bind party action.
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Washington
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Dirksen
John
Congressional Reepublicans
Barry Goldwater
Senate Finance Committee
Plan To Remodel Governor's Office In Topeka
Plans to remodel the governor's office at the statehouse for the new administration were disclosed today. Workmen will begin remodeling Saturday to ready for Gov elect William H. Avery when he takes office Monday. The changes include closing the front door and using a side door as the main entry. A partition will divide the office for Avery's staff, separating his office from others. The reception area and secretaries will be reallocated, while a coffee room will remain unchanged.
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Topeka
Statehouse
Eelect
William H. Avery
Avery
Pardon Attorney
Wash Their Troubles Away
United Air Lines asked its 8 000 Bay Area employees to give one can of food for flood victims. The appeal met broad support with one exception a man donated a six pack of beer instead of cans.
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San Francisco
United Air Lines
Bay Area
California
Sukarno Eyes New Emerging Forces Rival UN
Indonesian President Sukarno pushes a plan for a regional group of young nations to rival the United Nations. He hints at a new forces concept and possibly forms a bloc similar to regional unions, with Algiers conference as a potential platform in March.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Organization of
Young Nations
United Nations
Cairo
Organization of African Unity
Algiers
U.N
U Thant
New York
China
Philippines
Manila
al Masan
Indoneesia
Malaysia
Kennedys Become First Senate Brother Team Since 1800
The Kennedys join the Senate as brothers Edward Kennedy of Massachusetts and Robert Kennedy of New York become the first brother pair in 162 years. Edward, at 32, is the chamber’s youngest member and Robert, 39, followed his recent victory after resigning as attorney general. The last sibling duo dated back to 1800–1803 with Theodore and Dwight Foster.
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Washington
Kennedys
Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachuesetts
John F. Kennedy
Edward
Robert
Theodore Foster
Rhode Island
Dwight Foster
Massachusetts
Woman In Good Condition After New Year Crash South Of Ottawa
Mrs. Wilma Lucille Davidson a 41 year old Princeton resident was reported in good condition today at Ransom Memorial Hospital after head lacerations from a two car crash on December 31 south of Ottawa. She was a passenger in a car driven by her husband Clarence Davidson who said he was side swiped by another car. The pair were traveling north on US 59 when the 9:15 p.m. incident occurred marking the first New Year weekend crash in Franklin County.
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Wilma Lucille Davidson
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
State Avoids Traffic Deaths in New Year Period
Delaware, after a record 117 traffic deaths in 1964, reported no highway fatalities during the New Year holiday period. State police kept up stepped up enforcement over a 78 hour span from Thursday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight with regular patrols by administrative and headquarters staff.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Homecoming At Princeton Circle Highlighted By Royalty
Vacation ends and Princeton returns to classes with Friday night homecoming featuring royalty nominees Elaine Dagenette Nancy Detwiler Rita and others as the school celebrates the annual event at Princetown High.
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Princeton
Elaine Dagenette
Nancy Detwiler
Rita
Princeton hosts Williamsburg Panthers and homecoming events
The Princeton Oriole team hosts Williamsburg Panthers in a 7 p.m. basketball game with crowning ceremonies around 8:30 after the A and B games. A homecoming dance follows. A District No. 10 Joint assembly is set for Wednesday Jan 6 at 2 p.m. The grade school travels to Rantoul Friday afternoon for a basketball game.
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Dompanish
Linda Kimball
Judy Sutton
Princeton Orieoles
Williamsburg Panthers
Rantoul
Ottawa area court traffic docket reports brief fines
County Court records show Richard S. Bunn 34 Wells Wells RFD 2 cited Dec 26 for rear overhang without lights on K-68 five miles west of Ottawa, pleaded guilty and fined 5 dollars plus costs. Donald L. Steanson 19 Pars ons RFD 3 cited Dec 20 for improper passing, pleaded guilty and fined 10 dollars plus costs. Gene E. Fenoglio 38 Crowe burg cited Aug 30 on US 59 at Richmond for not keeping daily log and hauling as a common carrier without proper authority, case dismissed. George R. Rutz 29 Oklahoma City forfeited 10 dollars plus costs for disobeying stop sign on US 1.35 Dec 22, one mile east of Ottawa. John C. Loop 482 Mulberry RFD 1 cited Aug 20 on US 59 for daily log current and hauling as common carrier without proper authority.
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Richard S. Bunn
Wellsvill Rfd
Ottawa
Donald L. Steanson
Pars Sons Rfd
Gene E. Fenoglio
Croweburg
Richmond
George R. Rutz
Oklahoma City
Okla
John
KU Freshman Enrollment Up 511 Students
New freshmen at the University of Kansas increased by 511 or 25.6 percent in the fall semester. The class includes undergraduates from every Kansas county and 44 states, plus students from 82 foreign nations. Twenty eight Kansas high schools sent more than 10 freshmen, a new high, with Atchison Wichita South Wellington Junction City McPherson Ottawa and Highland Park of Topeka among those present this year but not last.
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University of Kansas
Kansas
Lawrence
Atchison
Wichita South
Wellington
Junction City
McPherson
Ottawa
Highland Park
Topeka
Marriage Licenses for Ottawa Couple Charles Henry and Carol Gage
Charles E. Henry, 23, and Carol Gage, 18, both of Ottawa, secured marriage licenses. The couple plans to wed in Ottawa with standard legal requirements completed.
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Charles E. Henry
Ottawa
Carol Gage
Keith-Cora Ellen Keith obituary notice
Cora Ellen Keith longtime Ottawa resident and widow of Elmer Keith died Sunday Funeral services will be held at Lamb Funeral Home Tuesday at 2 30 p m with Rev James Anderson officiating Interment will be in Ottawa Cemetery
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Keith
Cora Ellen Keith
Ottawa
Elmer Keith
The
Lamb Funeral Home
James Anderson
Highland Cemetery
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