Prairie Village man cited for reckless driving after collision
News briefs note A Lowther, 40, Prairie Village, cited for reckless driving after collision with a parked car in the 200 block of South Hickory. He faces Police Court January 19. Major damages reported to both cars. A community meeting is planned at Latimer School Friday at 8 p.m. Also, Don Roberts’s car sustained major damage after being struck in an alley behind 122 S Main. Jack Bradley Jeffery, 27, Eureka, jailed after drunk in public and consuming alcohol in a public place charges. An appeal from the Workmen's Compensation Commission filed in District Court names Ross Construction Co. Inc. and Central Surety and Insurance Corp. Also notes Miss Helen Cunliffe’s West Africa talk at Rotary.
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A. Lowther
Prairie’ Village
South
Hickory
byEdgar Swank
RFD
Lowther
Don Roberts
S. Sycamore
S. Main
Jack Bradley Jeffery
Eu‘reka
Workman's ‘Compensation Commission
Clarence A. Strunk
Ross Construction Co., Inc
Central Surety and Insurance Corp
Hospital Notes Admits and Dismissals Noted
Admitted Barbara Christie RFD 1 Edger ton Richard Spring Williams burg Mrs Homer Reeves 1233 S Cedar Dan Fleming 1128 W th Niel Wright Quenemo Wednesday David Doty Quene mo today Births Mr and Mrs Larry Reekie Bonner Springs daughter born today weight 8 lb 1 oz Dismissed Olive McLaughlin 737 Cypress dismissed to Crestview nursing home Wednesday Truman Milton RFD 38 Barbara Christie RFD 1 Edgerton Alfred Wadkins 728 S Sycamore today.
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Barbara Christie
RFD
Edgerton
Richard Spring
Williamsburg
Homer Reeves
S. Cedar
Dan Fleming
W. ‘Th. Niel Wright
Quenemo
David Doty
Larry Reekie
Bonner Springs
Olive McLaughlin
Cypress
Crestview Nursing Home
Truman Milton
Alfred Wadkins
S. Sycamore
Fast Action In Power Repairs In Ottawa
Don Hamilton of the water and light department reported a power failure in Ottawa's east area after 8 am caused by a tree limb falling on a power line at 5th and Cherry. Radio equipment enabled rapid dispatch of repair crews and service was restored after about 10 minutes.
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Ottawa Water and Light Department
Ottawa
Don Hamilton
Water and Light Department
5Th and
Cherry
Main Street
Deaths Marvin W. Welton 41 Kansas City resident
Marvin W. Welton of 205 S Cedar died at 2 a.m. in University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Kansas after a two year illness. He worked at Sunflower Ordnance Works before his illness. Born October 5, 1918 in Princeton he married Marjorie Keim July 25 1942 at Paola. Survived by wife four daughters Roy son and many siblings.
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Marvin W. Welton
S. Cedar
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas City Hospital
Kansas
Sunflower Ordnance Works
de Soto
Princeton
Paola
Marjorie Keim
Willis Welton
Lois Welton
Beverly Welton
Ruth Welton
Judy Gerveais
Roy Welton
John Montgomery
N. Syca‘more
Elston Bishop
Tremont
Max Cartmill
Ash
Chester Cline
Garnett
Ralph Haney
Prince‘ton
Homer Welton
Wichita
Bruce Welton
Ottawa
Dwight Welton
Pittsburg
Kansas City Market Report Slaughter Prices Mixed
Catte 1,200 calves 100 slaughter steers active fully steady cows steady. Hogs 3,500 barrows and gilts steady to 25 higher, sows mostly steady. 1-3 185-240 lb burrows and glum 12.75-13.50, 1-3 sows 300-400 lb 10.25-71.00. Sheep 600 fully steady, choice wooled slaughter lambs 19.60-20.00, good and choice shorn 18.25, good wooled ewes 4.00-5.50.
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Kansas City
Regents Seek More Money For State Schools
Regents and officials from Kansas State and Emporia State urged a Senate Ways and Means panel to restore budgets to their original requests for the 1961 fiscal year. Gov. Docking proposed 50.2 million for regents colleges, trimming salary increases and eliminating new programs. Regents claim the universities need closer to their initial asks, while Emporia State leader King notes alumni input and political pressures.
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Topeka
Board of Regents
Senate
Kansas State
Emporia State
Ways and Means Committee
George Docking
Regents
Docking
Murphy pleads for KU budget restoration to Senate
KU President Dr. Franklin Murphy told the Senate the university seeks an extra 717000 for 1961, with about 600000 for salary increases. The university requests 9323000, while governor Docking proposed 8606000. Murphy pressed for 400000 for basic research, restored 76000 for the KU Medical Center, and an emergency reserve of 200000, arguing the former 100000 is too low.
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Topeka
University of Kansas Today
Senate
Ways and Means Committee
George Docking
Franklin Murphy
K. U
K.U
Docking
Regents
Murphy
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Prince Philip and Prince Charles Duck Shoot After Royal Wedding
Prince Philip and his 11 year old son Prince Charles went hunting on the Norfolk marshes at 5 a.m. after attending the royal wedding of Philip's cousin Lady Pamela Mountbatten. The pair traveled by special train with other royals returning to Sandringham.
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Worxham
England
Prince Philip
Prince Charles
Norfolk
Sandringham
Philip
Pambela Mounbatten
Evidence In Clutter Murder Case Is Found
Investigators linked four empty shotgun shells cords and a roll of adhesive tape found on a dirt road to the Clutter family murders. Richard Hickock and Perry Smith, ex convicts, face first degree murder charges for killing Herbert Clutter Bonnie Nancy and Kenyon. Items from the home were missing cash radio and binoculars later found in a Mexico City pawn shop.
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Garden City
Kan
Clutter
Richard Eugene Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Herbert W. Clutter
Bonnie
Nancy
Kenyon
Smith
Hickock
Las Vegas
U.S. 83
Finney-Ascott
al Dewey
Kansas
Notorious Bank Robbers Held Without Bond in District Court
KBC headquarters at Topeka disclosed the nylon card was purchased at an Emporia hardware store. Hickock and Smith waived preliminary hearing and are held without bond for trial in district court.
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KBC
Topeka
Emporia
Hickock
Smith
Waterflood Projects In Eastern Kansas Near Wellsville
In Petroleum Engineer the benefits of waterflooding in Eastern Kansas are outlined, detailing Maracaibo history and oil production with 17 million barrels of water injected over seven years. Projects lie in Franklin, Miami, and Anderson counties near Wellsville, using shoe-string floods 500–600 ft wide and about 8 miles long at depths of 600–700 ft in the Squirrel sand reservoir, with minimal water loss. Local sand varies by county, dark brown near Wellsville and Franklin and Miami, lighter with shale near Anderson.
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Petroleum Egineer
International Oil Field Monthly
Kansas
Maracaibo
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Wellsville
Miami County
Anderson County
Re-Elect At Richmond Bank Directors and Officers
The Peoples National Bank of Richmond re elected directors H. L. Gault James Kueser Mrs Ida L Hansen A Q O Sigler and Chester Wagner at its Jan 12 annual meeting Following the election officers were chosen J L Gault president Chester Wagner vice president Mrs Ida L Hansen vice president A O Sigler cashier Jerry Mil chelt assistant cashier Verna A Glaze assistant cashier Olive J Ingraham secretary Jane O Mara bookkeeper Gloria Strobel bookkeeper Mrs Mary Wolken who had worked 13 years resigned to join Farmers Cooperative Association at Lawrence
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The
Peoples National Bank of Richmond
H. L. Gault
James Kueser
Ida L. Hansen
A. Q O. Sigler
Chester Wagner
J. L. Gault
A. O. Sigler
Jerry Milchelt
Verna A. Glaze
Olive J. Ingraham
Jane O’mara
Gloria Strobel
Mary Wolken
Bank
Farmers Cooperative Association
Lawrence
Cheap Skate Burglary Noted in Yonkers
George Price reports a break in at his Yonkers home after a vacation. Three dozen golf balls and a wine bottle contents stolen. In lipstick on a bedroom mirror, the thief wrote Cheap skate.
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Yonkers
N. Y
George Price
Price
Republicans Mull Budget Plans In Topeka Caucus
In Topeka a GOP joint caucus discussed a legislative program with no decisions reached. Senator Paul Wunsch cited plans to assess the state surplus, estimated at 26 million, before shaping a GOP budget. Proposals included tax cuts, school and hospital funding, and boosting higher education and mental health care funding.
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Topeka
Paul R. Wunsch
R-Kingman
Wunsch
Senate
GOP
Delay Action In Rape Case
Preliminary hearings for two Ottawa youths accused of rape have been postponed until some time next week. Ronnie Small, 18, and Alfred Cooper, 17, were to appear at 1:30 and 2:30 today. a third hearing for a 15-year-old juvenile was moved to Tuesday. The trio, arrested in Lawrence, admitted the assault on a 12-year-old girl. more suspects face charges of assault with intent to kill and armed robbery. Bonds for five Lawrence detainees were set at $2,000 each. Preliminary hearings are set in Douglas County Court tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Donald White
Ronnie Small
King
Alfred Cooper
White
Small
Lawrence
Douglas County
Willis Moten
George Moten
Lewis Edwards
Michael Edwards
Junior Cooper
Douglas County Court
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Latimer School
Ella's
Ronald Wagers
Millie Eagles
Helen Cunliffe
Ottawa University
West Africa
Rotary Club
Albert Switzer
Lawrence Rotarians
Weal Wherry
Corlett Cotten
J. Raymond Jennings
Irst Baptist Church
J. 8. Peterson
Fred Thielen
Willow
St. Mary’s Hospit
Phielen
Gils
Jesse Drake
Roseville
Gali
Ruth Geiss
Drake
Leonard a@angford
Glenn Fitch
J. G. Given
John R. Morgan
District Court
Christian
Grant O. Jenkins
Marvin Willis Welton
KC Livestock
Brigitte Bardot
Nicolas
Paris
Jacques Charrier
August Lauterbach
Colby
Senate Committee
Ray Evans
Fairway
Harry Valentine
Clay Center
Claude Bradney
Columbus
Russell Rust
A. D. Weber
Weber
John E. King
Kansas University
Antoine Pinay
France
Elysee Palace
Pinay
Lamb
Wellsville News
Richmond Bank
S. Oak
Pontiac
Philco
Firestone
Philco-Bendix
Maytag
Coronado Elec
Nina Reddick
Auds
Ben Printy
Ublishe An
Princeton Cemetery Association
Byron Robison
Franklin County
Raymond Lucas
State of
Marie Lucas
John B. Pierson
Avalinbie
Cali
SAS
H. G. Tickner
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Damon Nag. Michael
Alcoholics Anonymous
P. O
Ottawa Herald
Westervelt
Dave Williams
Singer Sewing Machine Company
South Main
General Services
Meade
Richmond
Henry Alban
Standa Fonnerns Co
Conrad
Malott Hardware
Socta Security
C-O
Ambulance Service
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