Kiwanis Pancake Day and local notices
Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital Friday included James Lancaster Ottawa RFD 1 with a left thumb injury from basketball. Kiwanis Pancake Day events set for Monday January 16 at Mem. Aud with proceeds to Mears Park Project. Leon Sobba of Richmond to teach math and science in Ellinwood Kansas after earning a B S from KSTC Emstoria this month. Susan Kelly KU senior competes for Fulbright study scholarships, daughter of Ray and Mrs. Kelly of 916 N Cedar.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
James Lancaster
Ottawa
RFD
Mon
Leon J. Sobba
Lewis V. Sobba
Richemond
Ellinwood
Kan
Kansas State Teachers College of
Emstoria
Susan Kelly
University of Kansas
United States
Ellis Piano Tuning Ottawa Herald Ad
Missed Ottawa Herald call dial CH 24700 between five and six thirty. Service note covers Saturdays including.
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Ellis
Ottawa Herald
Sharp Fighting Flared Today in South Vietnam
In South Vietnam today sharp fighting flared along multiple fronts as U S and Vietnamese forces reported numerous small clashes and the allied drive in the Ion Triangle pushed Communist losses past 450. Two U S planes were downed one over North Vietnam and another in the south. A Norwegian ship and a U S Navy minesweeper collided near Saigon sinking with three crew dead. B52s hit suspected concentrations near the DMZ while weather hampered air raids on the north. Two Viet Cong battalions overran a military post 325 miles northeast of Saigon forcing the Popular Force platoon to retreat. post remained in Communist hands.
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Saigon
South Vietnam
Ion Triangle
U.S
North Vietnam
South
Break-In Reported at Ethel's Cafe Ran toul
An attempted burglary at Ethel's Cafe in Rantoul was investigated by the sheriff's office Friday. The northwest window and porch lights were broken but no entry occurred. Owner Lloyd Kern reported the incident after 10 a.m. Friday. breakage likely after midnight. Investigation ongoing.
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Sheriff's Office
Ethel
Rantoul
Lloyd Kern
Wide Agreement On Grain Share Deal Is Planned
BRUSSELS AP The United States and the European Common Market move toward a wide accord on sharing basic food grain. Cabinet ministers from France West Germany Italy Belgium Luxembourg may meet today with Geneva hosting the main fight. The deal would cover human and feed grains worldwide as part of the Kennedy Round trade goals with a June 30 deadline to stabilize prices production and markets.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
France
Westermany
Italy
Holeland
Luxembourg
Geneva
India
U.S
Europe
Cosby as Costar Marks Breakthrough in Civil Rights Era
AP reports Bill Cosby rising from former athlete to television star and civil rights symbol as co star of Spy with Robert Culp. He discusses the burden of fame, race progress, and plans to star in films where his race is not a factor, while supporting Negro causes and Studio Watts.
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Hollywood
Bill Cosby
Cosby
Ben Turpin
W.C. Fields
Laurel and
Muhammad Ali
Martin Luther King
Stokely Carmichael
Robert Culp
Studio Watts
Los Angeles
Red Chinese Storm Hideout Raises Mao Purge Tensions
Tokyo dispatch reports a Red Chinese unit stormed an officers hideout and arrested scores amid Mao Zedong purge clashes within the People’s Liberation Army. Peking radio notes a struggle among anti Mao elements and Liu Shaoqi allegedly pressed for a retraction of his December self-criticism, signaling possible counter moves against Mao and Lin Biao.
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Tokyo
Mao Tse-tung
China
People’s Liberation Army
Mao
Peking Radio
Liu Shao-chi
Communist Central Committee
Liu
Lin Palio
Police citations list from South Main district
Richard L. Morrow aged 20 from Wellsville was cited January 13 in the 100 block of South Main for excessive or unusual muffler noise and careless driving. Charles R. Fletcher 16 of 1010 Cottonwood cited at Fifteenth and South Main for running a stop sign. Wilbur R. Gull 26 of rural Richmond cited in the 1600 block of South Main for careless driving with a $25 bond. William C. Barr 25 of Paola cited January 14 in the 700 block of North Main with no driver's license and posted a $15 bond.
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Richard L. Morrow
Wellsville
South Main
Charles R. Fletcher
Cottonwood
Fifteenth
Wilbur R, Gull
Richmond
William C. Barr
Paola
North Main
Moon Photos Scheduled for Lunar Orbiter 3 Launch
NASA announced Lunar Orbiter 3 will launch from Cape Kennedy in early February to map the moon with wide angle and telephoto cameras. The mission will confirm top landing sites from 13 primary and 17 secondary areas photographed by Lunar Orbiters 1 and 2. New Lunar Orbiter 2 images include Ranger 8 impact crater and a 40 foot rock trail in a crater rim.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Lunar Orbiter II
Washington
Orbiter
Reiner Gamma
NASA
Cape Kenenedy
Fla
Ranger 8
W H Wiggins 80 dies in Kansas City Missouri
W H Wiggins 80 of Kansas City Missouri died Thursday in a Kansas City nursing home born in Franklin County He was a retired railroad employee and a Grand Avenue Methodist Church member Funeral services are 11 a m Monday at Newcomer's Funeral Home with graveside rites at 2 30 p m Monday at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona Survivors include his wife four daughters three sisters eleven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren
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W. H. Wiggins
Kansas City
Franklin Coun
Newcomer’s Funeral Home
Woodlawn
Pomona
Grand Avenue
Phyllis Chaney
Francces Maple
Canoga Park
Calif
Ollie Burnett
Sunrise Beach
Clara Burnett
Melvern
Annie Burnett
Council Grove
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Report
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Porter Turner of Ottawa RFD 4 and Leonard Shuck of Baldwin RFD 1. Steven Branstrae ter of Kansas City Kansas on Saturday. Dismissals include Mrs E L Burghart of 1024 S Cedar on Friday. A birth to Mr and Mrs John M McClaran at 1550 Apple Lane a daughter born Friday weighing 7 pounds 100 ounces.
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Porter Turner
Ottawa
Leonard Shuck
Baldwin
Steven Branstraeter
Kansas City
Kan
John M. McClaran
Apple Lane
Kansas City Livestock Market Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle prices show week-over-week gains for steers and heifers with cows down. Feeders rise strongly while steers and heifers at good to prime levels. sheep and hogs also move, with barrows and gilts up and sows mixed.
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Kansas City
Name Change Petition for Milton and Victor Tinsley In Ottawa Kansas
In Franklin County Kansas District Court a petition by Vada N Tinsley seeks to rename Milton Cam Tinsley to Milton Cam Perry and Victor Jay Tinsley to Victor Jay Perry for the minors. Plead by March 1 1967 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa Kansas. attorney Winton A Winter First National Bank Building Ottawa KS represents petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Milton Cam Tinsley
Victor Jay Tinsley
State of
Vada WN. Tinsley
Milton Cam Perry
Victor Jay Perry
Ottawa
Vada N
Tinsley
Winton A. Winter
First National Bank Bldg
Probate notices and estate actions in Franklin County Kansas
Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas publishes notices for the estate of Beatrice Martin Peck and Harold Stewart. Creditors must file claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Beatrice Peck executors are First National Bank of Topeka and R M Clogston. Dorothy Stewart named administratrix for Harold Stewart estate. Attorneys Gleason Doty and Logan. State of Kansas. Franklin County.
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Franklin Couney
Kansas
First National Bank of
Topeka
R.M. Clogston
Beatrice Martin Peck
State of
Franklin County
Said
Harold Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Public Notice and Voter Registration Reminders in Ottawa Kansas
Notices published January 1967 in Franklin County Kansas warn Ott aw a voters about reregistration after the November 1966 election and directs in person registration at City Hall. The notice also covers probate hearings for Adda Abbie May and announces co executors for Beatrice Martin Peck with letters testamentary issued January 3 1967 by the State of Kansas.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Eee
Otetawa
Donald R. Capper
Joel Towner
Beatrice Martin Peck
First National Bank of
Topeka
R. M. Clogston
Funeral services for Nora G McDill and Gilbert C Robe
Funeral details show Nora G McDill died Jan 10 with services Jan 13 at Lamb Funeral Home led by Rev Charles P Knight. pallbearers are grandsons or nephews. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Gilbert C Robe died Jan 14 with 10 am service at Westminster United Presbyterian Church led by Rev Roger Greenslade. Masonic rites by Ottawa Lodge No 18 A F and A M with officers Victor R Hughes and W Phil McCracken. services at Dengel and Son Mortuary with viewing tonight and Sunday.
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Nora G
McDill
Mcc Dill
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Edward Larson
Leonard M. Thompson
Leland A. Flint
Flint McRoberts
Robert W. Lee
Roger Lynn Carbon
Gilbert C, Robe
Gilbert C. Robe
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Roeger Greenslade
Highland Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No
Victor R, Hughes
W. Phil McCracken
Dengel and Son
Robe
Gilbert Robe
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Roger Greenslade
Otetawa Lodge No. 18
Victor R. Hughes
Phil McCracken
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Neal B. Baxter
John F. Hudelson
Lois C. Baxter
Nicholas V. Hudelson
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Louis Dengelson
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