Franklin County Grange Meeting Set for Saturday Evening
The Franklin County Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in Hawkins Grange Hall.
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1970
Page
4
The Franklin County Grange will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in Hawkins Grange Hall.
Radio and recording star Dean Mathis will perform at The Red Barn Friday and Saturday January 16 17 from 6 102 p m. Also advertisements for Electrolux sales time slots and area notices including a West Point nomination for Carey and local school, hospital, and community notices in Ottawa and Franklin County.
A federal grand jury indicted Martin Sweig McCormack's administrative assistant and Nathan Voloshen a long time McCormack friend on charges of conspiracy perjury and defrauding government agencies. The two allegedly peddled influence using the Speaker's office and staff. McCormack said he has no comment and the men are presumed innocent until proven guilty.
A study for the National Violence Commission contends U S news media contribute to violence by avoiding thorough reporting on social causes. It urges more interpretive coverage, broader viewpoints, and closer scrutiny of media concentration and FCC fairness doctrine.
About 100 antiwar demonstrators heckled Vice President Spiro Agnew as he laid a wreath at Australia’s war memorial. Five were arrested for actions including display of North Vietnamese flags and protest signs. A larger demonstration was planned for Wednesday near Parliament House with busloads from Sydney, Melbourne, and Adelaide.
Gov. Robert Docking urged a brains before bricks strategy to rehabilitate nonviolent youths aged 17 to 21. He proposed a new nonviolent offenders facility near Topeka's reception center, modest prison budget increases, and a shift away from expanding the Atchison Children's Receiving Home. A corrections policy council with Menninger Foundation leader Dr. Karl Menninger as consultant would guide reforms.
The Daily Report lists Ottawa area civil action in Ready Mix vs Lindel Chism for 630.21, speeding citations for Rossman 72 in 60, Davis 92 in 75, Curbow 70 in 60, and probate marriage licenses for Lysaught and Blaine Ledom. It covers a bowling club win at Elk’s and deaths including Clarence E. Hughes and Earl I. Boyke with services, plus multiple obituaries, admissions, dismissals, and births in Ottawa area.
TV critics note ABC failed to engage teens with Music Scene and The New People. The Survivors offered a graceful close. ABC plans new programs next week while NBC airs Bob Hope Christmas tour special and CBS cites 67 million viewers for the Super Bowl.
Israeli planes bombed five Egyptian targets including a depot near Cairo and a Tel el Kabir base, with anti aircraft fire reported. Separately in Lebanon, Premier Karami sought to reassure guerrilla groups after cabinet changes and Cairo agreement tensions. In London, Soviet Union rejected most U S peacemaking proposals for Egypt.
Long-time resident Henry Carlson died last night. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Mortuary with Rev Earl Zimmerman officiating. Interment will be in Highland Cemetery.
Library notes list biographies and novels with Edward R. Murrow profile in a new prime time biography. It cites Roth Roth’s Goodbye Columbus and diverse titles by Bulgaook, Lindbergh, Wilde, and Moynahan, plus aviation and winter sport books, with brief descriptions of themes and eras.
Washington AP The Army filed an additional charge of assault with intent to murder against Staff Sgt David Mitchell, joining his existing court martial for alleged assault with intent to murder 30 Vietnamese civilians in the My Lai massacre probe. Mitchell, from St Francisville La, is tied to Lt William L Calley Jr and the March 1968 killings at My Lai. He is now assigned to the 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood Texas. The Army also charges two other infantrymen Pvt Gerald A Smith of Chicago and Sgt Charles E Hutto of Tallulah La with murder and related offenses.
Funeral services are set for Edna Pearl Bolton at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Rev Willard A Graker officiating with interment in Highland Cemetery. Alta E McCrea will have services Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the United Methodist Community Church Richmond with Rev Jerrald A Harnden presiding and burial in Richmond Cemetery.
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