Kashmir Talks Clouded By India Pakistan Standoff
The piece notes wary U S expectations for progress at Tashkent talks between India's Lal Bahadur Shastri and Pakistan's Ayub Khan over Kashmir. It reports ceasefire violations, U S cautions on aid, and the high stakes for both nations amid Soviet mediation led by Kosygin.
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Washington
United States
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Pakistan
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Tashkent
U.S
Kashmir
Ayub
Shastri
Ion
South Asia
Soviet Union
China
Uncle Sam
Realtors elect Stevens as Franke lin County board president
Luther A. Stevens was elected president of the Frankel in County Board of Realtors last night. New officers include James G. Alexander as vice president BE, E. Haley as executive secretary treasurer, and H. P. Peffly as director. The second director, Howard Doyen, is midway through a three year term.
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Luther A. Stevens
Frankelin County
Bridge Winners Crowned in City Duplicate Event
In a regional bridge competition, winners were crowned with nortһsouth winners Mr. and Mrs. Robert Miller securing first place while Mrs. David Sage and E. W. Crandall took second. Eastwest top duo were Mr. E. E. Hazelett, Lawrence, and Merle Price, with Mrs. Jack Begg and Mrs. David Mudrick finishing second.
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Northe South
Robert Miller
David Sage
E. W. Crandall
Eastewest
E. E. Hazelett
Lawrence
Merle Price
Jack Begg
David Mudrick
New York Trio Boost Texas Western Past Tulsa 63 54
NY players Willie Worsley and Willie Cager plus Nev il Shed sparked Texas Western to an 11th straight win, defeating Tulsa 63 54 in El Paso. Worsley led with 18 points as the Miners shrugged off a slow start to build a 13 point halftime edge. Kentucky, Duke also won.
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Hal Bock
Associated Press
New York
Texas Western
Miners
Tulsa
el Paso
Kentucky
Adolph Rupp
Wildcats
St. Louis
Pat Riley
Louie Dampier
Riley
Dampier
Rich Parks
Billikens
Duke
Jack Marin
Mike Lewis
Three Suspended In Longhorn Summer Thefts
Three men pleaded guilty to grand larceny and burglary in the second degree for two summer Longhorn Case burglaries near Topeka Air Force Base. Richard O. Miller Maquoketa Iowa James W. Brinkley Ashton Ark Kenneth S. Radgale Gadsden Ala were sentenced on two counts each with probation two years damages due 90 days Neal Finch admitted writing an insufficient fund check with costs suspended probation three years.
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Longhorn
Richard O. Miller
Maquoketa
Iowa
James W. Brinkley
Ashton
Ark
Kenneth S. Ragsdale
Gadsden
Ala
RFD
Topeka Air Force Base
Miller
Air Force
Neal Finch
Ottawa area traffic citations report two motorists
County Court logs show Joe D. McQuiston, 39, of Wichita cited south of Ottawa on US-50 for 58 in a 50 zone, overhanging truck load with no flags, and no daily log book, fined 30 dollars plus costs. James A. Hanson, 30, Colorado Springs, cited north of Ottawa on US-59 for improper passing. bond of 10 dollars plus costs forfeited.
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Joe D. McQuiston
Wichita
Ottawa
James A. Hanson
E. Platt
Colorado Springs
Colo
Police Report Pig Ring Theft From Water Plant
Police say 30 pounds of pig rings valued at 20 dollars were stolen from the Water and Light Plant on West Second Street. The Hawk Fence Company of Wichita owned the rings used for fencing the plant. Also stolen were 10 joints of galvanized pipe worth 100 dollars. The theft is believed to have occurred between December 23 and December 28.
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West Second Street
Hawk Fence Company
Wichita
Deaths: Raymond W. Kratz of Pomona and Arthur Basel of Osage City
Raymond W. Kratz 69 of Pomona RFD 1 died at 6 30 am Monday in the Topeka VA Hospital after years of failing health He entered the hospital December 30 Services will be at 2 pm Thursday at the Michigan Valley Methodist Church Rev Robert Harvey officiating He was born July 16 1896 at Pomona and lived in Franklin County all his life A farmer He married May Ramshaw February 16 1921 at Olathe Surviving are his wife two sons Robert Kratz Torrance California and Russell Kratz of the home four daughters Dorothy Kitchen Wamego Joyce Rhoades of the home Jo Houghton Areva Cole and Ester C Kratz of the home seven grandchildren He was a member of the Overbrook American Legion and Farm Bureau Arthur Basel 71 of Osage City died Monday in a Topeka Hospital Services will be at 2 pm Wednesday at the Michigan Valley Methodist Church Burial will be in Mount Zion Cemetery north of Vassar The Baker Funeral Home Overbrook is in charge He was born June 2 1894 near Michigan Valley and spent most of his life there before moving to Osage City in 1961 He was a retired farmer Survivors include his wife Myrtle Ramshaw Basel and two sisters Mary Gerstner Leon and Sarah Warren Tecumseh
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Raymond W. Kratz
Pompena
Topeka
Michigan Valley Methodist Church
Robert Harvey
William Henry and
Martha Eaton Kratz
Pomona
Franklin County
Olathe
May Ramshaw
Overbrook American Legion
Farm Bureau
Robert Kratz
Torrance
Arthur Basel
Osage City
Michigan Valeley Methodist Church
Mount Zion
Vassar
Baker
Overbrook
Michigan Valley
Myrtle Ramshaw Basel
Mary Gerstner
Lcon
Sarah Wareren Tecumseh
Police Court Reports On Local Incidents
Fred Espinosa of 409 East Fifth Street reported his car wind shield broken by a BB or pellet gun while parked behind his home. Gary Malberg, 19, of 901 North Main, was cited for excessive muffler noise at Fifteenth and Main. Bail set at 25 dollars.
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Fred Espinosa
E. 5Th St
Gary Malberg
N. Main
Main
Two Hurt In Crash On S Main Street
Dennis M. Gish, 25, and Fred B. Davis, 76, sustained minor injuries in a rear end collision in the 1300 block of S Main when Davis failed to stop in time for Gish waiting to turn onto 13th St. about $250 in damage reported to Gish’s right rear fender and bumper.
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S. Main
Dennis M. Gish
Fred B. Davis
S. Locust
Gish
Main
13Th St
Davis
Oral Polio Vaccine Saturday at County Health Office
The county health office will administer oral polio vaccine from 8 to 12 on Saturday morning on the first floor of the courthouse. A 75 cent donation is encouraged but free doses are available for those unable to pay. This is the last Saturday offering at the Health Office. after Saturday the vaccine will be available at doctors offices and free for under five. Two doses are needed, two months apart. boosters at one year and before school for those who completed initial series earlier, with other booster timing for school entry.
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Court House
Rosalie Osburn
Exiled Philippine ex-president arrives in Bangkok for 40 minutes
Former President Diosdado Macapagal lands in Bangkok Wednesday night with his wife for a brief 40 minute stop before continuing to Tehran. The couple plans a tour of the Middle East and the Americas, while their daughter Gloria visits Washington, D.C.
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Diosdado Macapagal
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Macapagal
Tehran
Iran
Middle East
South America
Gloria
Washington, D.C
Missouri Has Local Suspects
Three Kansas City men jailed in Lexington Missouri on burglary and grand larceny charges are under Franklin County surveillance for a Dec 30 farm house burglary spree. Investigators say entry via front door, theft of guns money jewelry and small appliances, and removal of phone cords or receivers show similar methods as Franklin County cases. The men intend to return to Kansas after bond and may be interviewed by officials upon return.
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Kansas City
Lexington
Frankelin County
Joe Ferns
Max Gilmore
David Johnson
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
KBD
Franklin County
Johnson
Misouri
Kansas
KBI
Ferns
Gilemore
Missouri
District Court Opens for January Term in Franklin County
The January term of the Franklin County District Court opened with a 36 juror panel summoned for 9 a.m. on January 10. The list covers pending criminal and civil cases as of December 20, 1965, plus a juror roster from eight townships and Ottawa City. Criminal matters include several burglary and grand larceny cases, plus charges of reckless driving and other offenses. Civil cases include condemnation, quiet title, and other disputes. Jurors for January 1966 span Ottawa City and multiple townships, with numerous residents named for service.
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Frankelin
Ottawa City
State of Kansas
Robert Stansebury Sr
Richard O. Miller
James W. Brinkley
Neal Finch
Overland Oil Corporation
Earl Craig Phares
City of Ottawa
Kenneth Coons
Kenneth S. Ragsdale
Richard L. Brown
Donald McNeair
Bill F. Renzen
Berger
Lester T. Lawson
Dennis Irvin Farrar
Minnie H. Bedsgood
Charles Bedgood
Richard Lee Harrell
Michael L. Mandacina
O. M. Mulcahey
Egyptian Mustafa Amin Faces Death Penalty Trial
In Cairo a special military tribunal ended Mustafa Amin's secret trial on charges he supplied Egyptian military information to a U.S. intelligence agent. Judge Lt. Gen. Fouad Eldi pave gave the court a week to consider any additional remarks before ruling on the death penalty.
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Cairo
Fouad
Eldi Pave
Dee
Sense
Funeral services for Phil Fanning held in Richmond
Phil Fanning died December 29 and funeral services were conducted December 31 at the Richmond Methodist Community Church with Rev. Gerald E. Snell officiating. Pallbearers included Harry Funk Alfred Siegler Gene Hermreck Alfred Harrison Charlie Feuerborn and Kenneth Cunningham. Burial followed in Richmond Cemetery with singing by Joyce Smith and Dorothy Duvall. Escdridge School faculty and sixth and seventh grade students from Richmond Elementary attended.
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Phil Fanning
Richmond Methodist Community Church
Gerald E. Snell
Harry Funk
Alfred Siegler
Gene Hermreck
Alfred Harrison
Charlie Feuerborn
Kenneth Cunningham
Joyce Smith
Dorothy Duvall
Richmond Cemetery
Eskridge School
Richmond
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Local Community
Admissions list includes Kay Russell Wellsville Janice Robertson 611 N Cedar Mrs John Love 1038 S Locust Mrs Evelyn Stoltz 610 Walnut one day. Dismissals include Boyd Whitcher Princeton Mrs Arnel Horne Williamsburg Mrs Paul Bishop 601 S Cherry Mrs Kenneth Hertel 1334 S Poplar Tuesday. Births record Mr and Mrs Donald Atchin a son 816 N Oak weight 6 lbs 802z Monday.
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Kay Russell
Wellsville
Janice
Robertson
N. Cedar
John Love
S. Locust
Evelyn Stoltz
Walnut
Alice Douglass
S. Cedar
Russell Gorton
Logan
Boyd Whitcher
Princeton
Arnel Horne and Son
Williamsburg
Paul Bishop
Cherry
Kenneth Hertel
Poplar
Donald Atchin
Building Permits Filed for Kansas City Church House
The Kansas Conference Methodist Church seeks a house at 1621 Willow with an estimated cost of 25000 dollars. Lucky Williams of 609 S Sycne more files for a home alteration valued at 250 dollars.
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Kansas Conference Methodist Church
Willow
Lucky Williams
S. Sycne
Notice of Suit in Franklin County Court Kansas Oil Lease Foreclosure
First published notice in Franklin County Kansas District Court case No 23-005. Kenneth R Johnson sues Samuel L Sayles et al for 4003.36 dollars with 6 percent interest from Sept 2 1964 and foreclosure of an oil and gas lease lien on 440 acres in Township 18 Range 21 Franklin Kansas. The defendants include numerous listed individuals and entities and unknown parties.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Kenneth R. Johnson
Oil and Gas Lease filings in Franklin County Kansas
A 1966 petition seeks to bar all interest in a Franklin County kansas oil and gas lease record. The suit references Leases Misc 46 page 535 and Misc 47 pages 66 70 dated 1953 and 1953. Lessor names include Lula Mae Spellman Mearl Spellman and multiple Needham heirs. Lessee is BE Bennett Corporation. The action demands removal of any claim and all equipment from the described 120 acre tract in Township 18 Range 21. Court notice requires pleading by February 17, 1966 with penalties for nonappearance. Attorneys for plaintiff are Rinehart & Bright of Paola Kansas.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Office of the Register of Deeds
Lula Mae Spellman
Mearl Spellman
Howard Needham
Charlotie Needham
Ray W. Needham
Dorthie Needham
Richeard Needham
Merelia
Franklin, County
Ottawa
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