Speeding Cited 23 On Interstate East of Ottawa
State troopers cited 23 drivers for speeding on Interstate 5 east of Ottawa. Night and day speed limits were exceeded by multiple defendants from Kansas City, Missouri. Kansas City, Kansas. Independence and other nearby towns. Several truck drivers and individuals from Indiana and New Mexico faced charges with court appearances set for January 20.
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Ottawa
John Max Douglas
Great Berd
Donald Cleon Anderson
Kansas City
Kas
Austin L. Blakely
Joe B Lawson
RFD
John Thomas Gaines
Malcolm Wood Coldwell
Leon Clifford Hill
Charles Edward Fawcett
Ronnie Joseph Marecko
Grandview
Rose Mae Janzen
Olathe
Archer Lee By
Eldon Audry Steen
Hickman Mills
Martin G. Hinricks
Gridley
Edward Francis Koekenberg
North Judson
Ind
John Weslie Horiie
Wichita
Harold Joe Arterburn
Local Spanish class to open Friday at city hall
The first session of a conversational Spanish class will be held Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Red Cross rooms at city hall. Mrs Silvana Sheldon and Miss Barbara Downs D A student from Nicaragua will instruct. Call Miss Gladys Anthony if you cannot attend Friday night.
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Red Cross
City Hall
Silvana Sheldon
Barbara Downs
D.A
Nicaragua
Gladys Anthony
All Quiet At Georgia School
At the University of Georgia Athens the integration of Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes proceeded with minimal incidents. Officials reported no disorder among 7500 white students and expected local authorities to curb any unrest through firm action.
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Athens, Ga
University of Georgia
Charlayne Hunter
Hamilton Holmes
Atlanta
Myers
Miss Hunter
Hunter
Drunk Driving Charge Dismissed In Local Court
Charges of driving while intoxicated filed Jan 12 against Allen J. Hoyt 43 Princeton were dismissed for lack of evidence after a blood test showed alcohol content not sufficient to substantiate the charge Hoyt pleaded guilty to having an open bottle accessible to the driver and was fined $50. Also in Police Court four persons pleaded guilty to moving traffic violations and were fined a total of $80. Five others charged with moving traffic violations forfeited a total of $87 in bonds. Fines ranged from $10 to $85 for various offenses including illegal mufflers, speeding and disobeying signs. William Schrader 73 of 808 S Cherry pleaded guilty to a hit and run and was fined $30.
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Allen J. Hoyt
Princeton
Hoyt
Local Markets Soybeans And Corn Prices Listed
Market notes show soybean prices around 223 and wheat near 1.80 per bushel. Corn futures quote White and Yellow corn at about 0.90 and shelled corn at 0.95. Oats listed at 1.40 with butterfat around 0.43 and eggs varied from 0.24 to 0.30 per dozen. Heavy hens priced at 0.05.
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Leda
Estes
Rae Hons Ssassnetv
Fear Hseat Oy Aly
KC Livestock Market Report Kansas City AP
KC Livestock report shows cattle with calves 150, steers steady to 25 higher, heifers steady, cows strong to 25 higher. Good to high choice steers 23.25-27.00, good to choice heifers 22.00-26.00, yearlings 24.50-26.00, feeders 23.00-25.00, stocker calves 26.00-28.00. Hogs steady, sows 25 higher, barrows 17.00-78, sows 13.75-15.50. Sheep moderate activity, lambs mostly steady, ewes strong to 1.00 higher, feeder lambs firm, good to prime 15.50-17.50, feeders 14.00-80.
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Kansas City
Mrs Charles A Dunbar Funeral Services Held
Funeral services for Mrs Charles A Dunbar who died Sunday will be held at the Richmond Methodist Community Church Wednesday at 2 p.m.
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Charles A. Dunbar
Richmond
Country Club Raises Dues Vote at Ottawa Meeting
The Ottawa Country Club Association approved a dues increase from 96 to 142.60 annually, including tax, to fund a 30 000 budget and pool improvements. A two year 20 special assessment for pool work was approved last year. New board members elected are Frank Holden James Duncan and Dr Rodney McClay. Holdover directors are William Wallace J R Cheney C M Sheldon and Earl Guist. Soph appointed president for the coming year succeeds Tom Gleason.
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Ottawa Country Club Association
Frank Holden
James Duncan
Rodney McClay
Dick Peters
Robert Killough
Tom Gleason
William Wallace
J. R. Cheney
C. M. Sheldon
Earl Guist
Soph
Plan To Make Dances Permanent
Bruce Bundy and Fred Gollier, Ottawa businessmen in entertainment, sponsor Saturday dances at the VFW club north of Ottawa. After two well attended events they plan to make them permanent under the name Grundy's with rotating bands. The VFW provides adult supervision for high school and college students, with dances from 8:30 to midnight.
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Ottawa
Bruce Bundy
Fred Gollier
VFW
Grundy’s
Castro Purges His Opposition in Cuba Executions Reported
In Havana three men were executed at La Cabana fortress for counterrevolutionary acts amid reports of a purge in labor unions. Fidel Castro’s regime also dismissed 360 workers from the nationalized Cuban Electric Co as part of a crackdown on dissent.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
la Cabana
Juan Mesa Lopez
Julio Llerra Suarez
Balbino Emilio Diaz
Jose Pardo i Llava
Llerra Suarez
U.S
Thy
Labor Ministry
Cuban Electric Co
Burns Kill Kansas City Woman In Home Fire
Mrs. Helen A. Cousinow, 71, died in a hospital Monday from burns suffered at her Wyandotte County home on December 13. Authorities report she remained hospitalized after the blaze that began in her residence.
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Kansas City
Kan
Helen A. Cousinow
Wyandotte County
Deaths MISS ETHEL JANE FISHER
Ethel Jane Fisher, 46, of 918 S Hickory, died yesterday at 4 p.m. after a week's illness in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born February 21 1914 in Ottawa she graduated Ottawa High School in 1935 and was lifelong member of First Methodist Church. Survivors include her mother, two sisters, one brother, a niece and a nephew. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. in First Methodist Church with Rev Charles P. Knights officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery.
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Ethel Jane Fisher
S. Hickory
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
First Methodist Church
Oxford Service Forum
Edward Samuel
Agnes Jane (Upshaw) Fisher
Grover C. Backus
Merriam
Perry M. Porter
RFD
Howard C. Fisher
Otttawa
Charles P. Knights
Highland Cemetery
Death of Mrs. Lester M. Wark in Tucson
Mrs. Lester M. Wark of Tucson Arizona died January 9 survived by husband two children. The family formerly resided in the Rock Creek area south of Ottawa.
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Lester M. Wark
Tucson
Ariz
Rock Creek
Ottawa
Infant son of Rockhold dies after short illness
Kenneth Eugene Rockhold infant son of Keith and Patricia Rockhold of RFD 4 died yesterday at 5 p.m. in Ottawa after a short illness. Born Oct 29, 1960, in Ottawa, he is survived by his parents and siblings Joan and Dale, plus grandparents Arthur Rockhold and Fred Myers and great grandparents Charles Myers and Dora Tucker. Services set for Wednesday at Centropolis Christian Church at 2 p.m. Burial in Union Cemetery.
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Kenneth Eugene Rockhold
Keith
Patricia (Myers) Rockhold
RFD
Ottawa
Joan
Dale
Arthur Rockhold
Fred Myers
Charles Myers
Dora Tucker
Baldwin
Centropoilis Christian Church
Union Cemetery
Veterinarians Elect Kansas Veterinary Officers in Wichita
In Wichita AP report Dr F H Oberst of Manhattan was elected president of the Kansas Veterinary Medical Assn at its annual convention. Other officers include Dr K Maynard Curtis of Kansas City as president-elect Dr M W Osburn of Manhattan executive secretary and Dr J E Mosier of Manhattan treasurer. Mrs Albert V Schwartz becomes president of the women's auxiliary with Mrs Gordon T Jamieson of Wichita secretary treasurer Mrs Dallas Nelson of Manhattan president-elect and Mrs Fred Ogilvie of Kansas City historian.
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Wichita
F. H.oberst
Manhattan
The
Kansas Veterinary Medical Assn
K. Maynard Curtis
Kansas City
M. W. Osburn
J. E. Mosier
Albert V. Schwartz
Women's Auxiliary
Gordon T. Jamieson
Dallas Nelson
Fred Ogilvie
Locomotive Aids Heating Plant In St Joseph
The Burlington Railroad moved a retired steam locomotive from Galesburg Illinois to aid Western Tablet and Stationery Co in St Joseph after one boiler failed at the plant. The engine was spotted on a siding and will be hooked into the heating system to restore heat.
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ST. Joseph
Burlington Railroad
Galesburg
Ill
Western Tablet & Stationery Co
Western Tablet
Methodist Men to Hear Biddle Guest Speaker
Wellsville notes show Rev. Roger Biddle executive secretary of education for the Kansas Conference of the Methodist Church to speak at the Methodist Men's meeting on Wednesday. A potluck supper is set for 6 30 p.m.
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Roger Biddle
Board of Education
Kansas
The
Methodist Church
Retiring Archbishop Geoffrey Fisher to Step Down
London AP reports Dr Geoffrey Fisher archbishop of Canterbury will retire on May 4 at age 73. The Lambeth Palace statement says a successor is not yet named, to be chosen by Queen Elizabeth on PM Macmillan's recommendation. Possible contenders include Dr Michael Ramsey and Dr Robert Wright Stopford. Fisher has led Canterbury since 1945.
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London
Geoffrey Fisher
Canterbury
Church of England
Fisher
Lambeth Palace
Archbishops of Canterbury
Elizabeth
Macmillan
Michael Ramsey
York
Robert Wright Stopford
Peterborough
Protest in Tokyo Against U.S. Intervention in Laos
About 3000 Japanese leftists gathered in Hibiya Park downtown Tokyo to protest U S armed intervention in Laos. The rally voiced antiwar demands and urged U S policy change.
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Tokyo
Hibiya Park
U. S
Laos
Franklin County Real Estate Board Renames to Realtors
The Franklin County Real Estate State Board met last night and changed its name to the Franklin County Board of Realtors to conform with national regulations. Olen A. Streebin was elected president succeeding Al Williams with Don F. Jones as vice president and E. E. Haley named executive secretary treasurer.
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Franklin County
Real Est State Board
Franklin County Board of Realtors
Olen A.streebin
al Williams
Don F. Jones
E. E. Haley
GOP Transition Ball Dull Affair In Washington
AP dispatch from Washington reports a small Republican transition ball with dancing and a jazzy 18 piece band. Presidents Eisenhower and Nixon did not attend, nor did national chairman Thruston Morton, surprising many in a Democratic inaugural week. Ohio lawmakers Ayres and Bow joined a skit on news commentators while bars featured decor like Going Out of Business Barr and New Frontiers Here with drinks named for electoral figures.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Lyman _ Brownfield
Columbus
Ohio
William Ayres
Frank Bow
Hearing Set On Bad Check Charge In Richland
Walter Love of Richland faces a preliminary hearing January 26 in Justice Court after being charged with writing a bad check for 57.40 to Heathman Oil Co. Bond set at 250 dollars. Ronald Fabian near Pomona is charged with passing two five dollar checks and one ten dollar check in 1960 and has been allowed to pay the checks and court costs.
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Walter Love
Richland
Justice Court
Heathman Oil Co
Ronald Fabian
Pomona
Democrats Seek Revisions In Ike Budget After Recession
Democratic leaders forecast the Kennedy administration will request substantial changes to President Eisenhower's 80.9 billion budget. Senator Mansfield warned the plan underestimates housing, urban renewal, and education funding, noting likely House action on aid levels and postal and fuel tax revenues.
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Washington
Kennedy
Eisenshower
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Hisenhower
John F. Kennedy
Mansfield
Hisenshower
Stansfield
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Operator Of Liquor Store Is Slain In Hold Up
MONETT Mo AP Hilmer Stellwagen 59 died after a liquor store holdup. Prosecutor Joe Ellis will file murder charges against brothers Ralph Overton 49 and Ronald Overton 21. They were arrested about 40 minutes after the Saturday night incident. Stellwagen said he gave one masked bandit about 113 dollars before the gunfire. The bandit fired eight shots as Stellwagen reached for his billfold. Stellwagen tore off the bandit's mask. A stolen pistol and 118 dollars were found at the Overtons home.
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Monett
Hilmer
Stellwagen
Joe Ellis
Ralph Overton
Ronald Overton
Bill Hemphill
Overtons
Mild dry weather to linger in state
The Weather Bureau said mild dry conditions will persist across Kansas for the next several days as Pacific air keeps southern moisture away. A recent warm spell brought highs from 64 at Hill City to 41 at Pittsburg, with 25 to 35 degree night lows. Expect sun in most areas with highs near 60 and 20s to 30s for tonight’s lows.
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Topekap
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Hill City
Pittsburg
Topeka
Hutchinson
Concordia
McCone to Join Firstamerica Board After AEC Retirement
Los Angeles AP reports John A. McCone retiring chairman of the Atomic Energy Commission will join the board of directors of Firstamerica Corp., a bank holding company.
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Los Angeles
John A. McCone
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Firstamerica Corp
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals listed
Admissions include Mrs John Ward 516 N Oak Mrs A M Spears 716 E Uith Elroy Kaub RFD 4 Mrs Lema Goldsmith Crestview nursing home George E Hop kins 619 Willow Robert L Barnes 826 N Cedar Clarence E Castleberry 925 S Oak Claude V Reitzel Princeton. Dismissals list Kelly Marie Dunham Wells ville Henry M McFadden Pomona Mrs Donald L Farmer and baby son 1531 S Main Monday Mrs John W Keller 628 Maple Mrs Fred Griffin 916 N Oak Mrs Franks Cannady RFC 1 Walter W Robe 614 W 4th transferred to K U Medical Center Mrs Seth R Knight Centerville.
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N. Oak
A. M. Spears
E. Uith
Elroy Kaub
Lema Goldsmith
Crestview Hursing
George E. Hopkins
Willow
Robert L. Barnes
N. Cedar
Clarence E. Castleberry
S. Oak
Claude V. Reitzel
Princeton
Kelly Marie Dunham
Wellsville
Henry M. McFadden
Pomona
Donald L. Farmer
Baby Son
S. Main
John W. Keller
Maple
Fred Griffin
Franks
Cannady
RFC
Walter W. Robe
W. 4Th
K. U. Medical Center
Seth R. Knight
Centerville
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