Pharmacist John Kaiser ends 85 year Main Street run
John G Kaiser, longtime Ottawa pharmacist who witnessed the shift from sarsaparilla to modern medicines, ends an 85 year Main Street presence at 420 S Main due to health. Born 1880, he worked with his brother and later in the No 2 Kaiser Drug Store, leading local business and civic efforts.
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Don Black
Sarsaparilla
John G Kaiser
S. Main
Boeing
Main Street
Main
Kaiser
Peter
Elizabeth Kaiser
Ottawa
St. Louis
Douglas Furniture
John G
Peter Kaiser
Old Central School
Fifth and Main
University of Kansas Pharmacy School
George Fredrick
S. H. Lucas Drug Store
South Main
Bennett
G F. Kaiser
Charles Fredrick
Fred
Marais Des Cygnes
Clara Kaiser
Jacob Dietrich
Dietrich Cabsin
City Park
David Dietrich
Dietrich
Kingman
Ariz
Chicago
West Point
Nurnberg
Germany
John G. Kaiser
Gladys Baxter
Dorothy Edmundson
Maxine Buckley
Bills Face Familiar Foes In Star Clash
Buffalo Bills set to meet AFL All Stars Jan 15 in Houston with 23 selected and 10 from San Diego Chargers. Sid Gillman, All-Star coach, fills gaps for injuries and replacements after poll had named 38 players. Notable picks include John Hadl Buck Buchanan and Speedy Duncan among others.
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Houston
Tex
Buffalo Bills
Bills
San Diego Chargers
Sid Gillman
Buffalo
Gillman
San Diego
Lance Alworth
Denver
Lionel Taylor
Alworth
Taylor
Ken Graham
Kansas City
Fred Arbanas
Jack Kemp
Billy Shaw
Tom Sestak
Mike Stratton
George Byrd
George Saimes
Pete Gogoelak
John Hade
Oakland
Wayne Hawkins
Buck Buchanan
Frank Buncom
Speedy Duncan
New York
Dainard Paulson
Boston
Gino Cappelletti
Hawks Flop On Part-Time Home Court In Memphis
In Memphis the St. Louis Hawks lost 130-114 to the Cincinnati Royals led by Oscar Robertson Jerry Lucas and Hap Hairston. The defeat left St. Louis 15-21 and six games under .500, a fourth place tie with San Francisco in the Western Division, as Cincinnati closed in on Boston in the East.
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Memphis
Tenn
St. Louis
National Basketball Association
Hawks
Cincinnati Royals
Oscar Robertson
Jerry Lucas
Happy Hairston
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Boston
Adee nauer 90 years old as world greets West Germany leader
Former Chancellor Konrad Adenauer of West Germany turns 90 on Wednesday as greetings arrive from around the globe. In a separate game, Hairston sparked a Cincinnati rally with nine straight first-half points, finishing with 20 as the Royals fell short. Robertson led Cincinnati with 37. Embry was injured early, taken to a Memphis hospital after colliding with Jim Washington, while St Louis’ Hagan scored 30 and Beaty 21 to help build a late rally.
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Germany
Konrad Adeenauer
West Germany
Hawks
Hairston
Cincinnati
Royals
New York Universiy
Robertson
Lucas
Wayne Embry
Pirate
St. Louis
Jim Washington
Memphis
Cliff Hagan
Zelma Beaty
Government Steel Boycott Hopes To Stop Rises
Washington AP reports that the government may halt business with price-raising steelmakers as Bethlehem Steel and Inland Steel push structural steel price increases. Officials issue buying directives to obtain lower prices while denying price controls, affecting contracts and federal projects nationwide.
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Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Corp
Bethlehem
Colorado Fuel & Iron
United States Stéel Corp
Congress
Johnson
Robert S. McNamara
Inland Steel
Gardener Ackley
President's Council of Economic Advisers
Bethlehem’s
Viet Nam
Ackley
McNamara
LeRoy Collins
Whitton
Reagan Seeks Governorship in California Bid
Los Angeles AP Ronald Reagan announced his plan to seek the Republican nomination for California governor signaling a likely bitter primary race. A half hour film airing tonight outlines his intentions while opponents include former Mayor George Christopher Assemblyman Laughlin Waters and cosmetics firm William Patrick. Reagan appeals to conservatives after backing Goldwater Miller in 1964 and tours the state attacking Governor Edmund G Brown.
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Los Angeles
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
Death Valley
George Christopher
San Francisco
Laughlin E. Waters
Assembly
U.S
Southern California
San Rafael
William Patrick
Lican
Edmund G. Brown
Murder of Tuskegee student linked to civil rights action
Samuel Younge Jr., 22, a Tuskegee Institute student active in civil rights, was found shot in the face near a taxi stand by the bus station. A white man from nearby Shorter, Ala., is being held for questioning as investigators pursue the case amid Tuskegee’s history of racial change.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Samuel Younge Jr
Tuskegee Institute
W.R. Jones
Younge
Jones
Harvey Sadler
Sadler
Shorter
Macon
School board weighs policy on teacher grievances
Discussion centers on a district wide policy to handle group problems not individual gripes. Trustees debate board led planning versus teacher driven formulation. A subcommittee is formed to draft the plan while furniture bids for Ottawa High School are slated for Jan 24 1966.
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Spencer
Forker
Robert B. Anderson
John Hudelson
Olin Wollen
Don Waymire
Hudelson
Wollen
Wayermire
Hudeleson
App
Anderson
Ottawa High School
Smathers to retire from Senate in 1968 due to illness
Washington AP Smathers Florida Democrat, 52, plans to leave the Senate when his term ends in 1968 after doctors order him to retire from the campaign. He did not reveal the illness but will enter hospital within a week. Rep Bennett immediately announced intent to run for Smathers seat.
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Washington
George A. Smathers
Rosemary
U.S
Senate
Smathers
Florida
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
House
Charles E. Bennett
Jacksonville
Fla
Tucson to Honor Astronaut Frank Borman with Planetarium
Tucson officials approve a $300,000 planetarium named for Frank Borman, one of Gemini 7’s pioneering pilots. Borman will visit Tucson next Monday for the dedication and ceremony.
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Ariz
Frank Borman
Borman
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