Ottawa news briefs highlight local candidacy and incidents
Ottawans attend a kick-off dinner in Mound City for Gib Manty’s state commander run of the American Legion Kansas group. Other items note a drunk in public citation, bicycle theft, fires behind a fireplace and a 1956 car fire, a lawsuit against the Employment Security Board, Rock Chalk Revue leadership, and a Kansas official tax help session in Ottawa with dates in January and February.
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Mound City
Gib Manty
American Legion of Kansas
Jules V. Doty
Merlin Casteel
Joel H. Towner
Doty
Ind
American Legion
Casteel
Warren Black
Towner
Hutchinson
Beck Wins New Trial In Tax Case
Beck, former Teamsters president, won a new trial on the income tax evasion count totaling over 240000 dollars. The U.S. Court of Appeals reversed that conviction and remanded for a new trial. The court upheld the false union returns conviction. Beck remains free on bail in Seattle and faces five years and a 60000 dollar fine unless the false returns sentence changes. He plans to appeal to the Supreme Court if rehearing is denied.
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San Francisco
Dave Beck Sr
Teamsters Union
U.S. Court of Appeals
Beck
Seattle
Wash
Jack Obenaur
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Piper Laurie Weds Reporter in California Home Wedding
Actress Piper Laurie aged 30 and Joseph N Morgenstern 25, a New York Herald Tribune reporter, wed Sunday at the home of Morgenstern’s sister in Long Beach California. They plan a 10 day honeymoon in Morocco. This is the couple’s first marriage for each.
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Long Beach
Calif
Piper Laurie
Joseph N. Morgenstern
New York Herald Tribune
Morocco
Deaths of local residents leave multiple families in grief
The obituary notices report the deaths of Valentine J. Bures in Richmond at 82 with 11 surviving children and 48 grandchildren. Mrs. Belle B. Juleson, Ottawa born, dies at 79 in Cedar House after a long illness. Richard Tinsley, 32, Ketchum Idaho, dies in a car crash. Mrs. Gladys Russell of Gardner dies, with several stepchildren and grandchildren. Ellis Dougherty, former Ottawa resident, dies in Los Angeles after a heart condition.
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Belle B. Juleson
Ottawa
Cedar House
Ft. Worth
Tex
George W
Nancy (Harris) Bailey
Oklahoma
Frank J. Juleson
Juleson
True Kindred
Jericho
Good Samaritan
Order of True Kindred
Order of Eastern Star
California
Otawa
Ida Caleb
Helen
Donaldson
Montebello
Calif
Georgia Toussaint
Los Angeles
Florence Troutman
Mc-Vey-Dengel
William Weber
Highland Cemetery
Richard Tinsley
Harry Cochrane
Ash
Ketchum
Idaho
Billie Mae Bryant
Arthur Bryant
Debbie
Terri
Billy
Gladys Russell
Gardner
Bruce Chapel
Gardner Cemetery
Russell
Dean Driscoll
Marjorie Mbeck
Osawatomie
Elma
St. Louis
Glenn Russell
Leavenworth
Frank Russell
Hannibal
Arthur Hermon
Ellis Dougherty Fillis Dougherty
George Dougherty
Franklin County
Paul Shannon
RFD
Elmer
Karl
Salida
Cole Ernest
Pueblo
Cole
Bert
Denver
Cale
Shannon
Wellsville Methodist Men Plan Pancake Supper Feb 21
Ronald Quellhorst of Paola spoke at the Wellsville Methodist Men meeting which planned a pancake supper for February 21 at 6 30 p.m. in Fellowship Hall. The committee set up event duties and noted pancakes sausage and coffee.
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Ronald Quellhorst
Paola
Fellowship Hall
Wellsville Methodist Church
F. Schowengerdt
Forrest O'Neil
Larry Averill
California Attends Funeral in Anaheim This Thursday
A notice states that California will attend a funeral to be held in Anaheim on Thursday. The brief confirms the location and day without revealing additional details.
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West Windy
California
Anaheim
Interstate Link Planned Through Nebraska Route Proposal
Rep Phil Weaver of Nebraska introduces a bill authorizing a 400 mile north south interstate through eastern Nebraska linking Sioux Falls South Dakota to Salina Kansas with a spur to Sioux City Iowa and connecting with Nebras kas One Interstate near Lincoln No cost estimate was available as the route has not been studied by the Bureau of Public Roads Weaver said Nebraska is the only midwestern state without a north south link.
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Washington
Nebraska
Phil Weaver
Sioux Falls
St. 10
Salina
Kan
Sioux City
Iowa
Lincoln
Bureau of Public Roads
Weaver
Midwest
Serviceman To Germany
Sp. James O Connor, son of Mr. and Mrs Ralph O Connor, left for Germany after a 30 day leave. He visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Lawrenz and grandmother Mrs Clara O Connor. He expected to return to Nellingen where he had been stationed and has 20 months more Army service. He works on heavy equipment repair and will fly from New York to Brussels with a nine hour layover for a city tour. Address: Sp James W O Connor RA 17575490 H and Company 64th EN BN APO 154 New York NY.
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Wellsville
Spt
James O'Connor
Ralph O'Connor
Germany
Henry Lawrenz
Clara O'Connor
O’connor
Nellingen
O'Connor
New York
Brussels
Belgium
James W. O'Connor
Southern University to reopen after protests at Baton Rouge
Southern University prepares for the delayed second semester with registration Jan 29 to Feb 3 for 4200 students. President Felton Clark cited vandalism and harassment as reasons for closing the campus and barring seven student leaders from the term. Sixty six jailed students may resume once cases are resolved. seventy three arrests were made in December during demonstrations against segregation.
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Baton Rouge
Southern University
Felton Clark
Southern
Clark
Explosion hits French Ministry in Paris likely IRA blast
AP reporting an explosion under an arch at the French Ministry of Foreign Affairs in Paris killed one and wounded several. Police consider a bomb possibly planted by the Algerian Secret Army Organization. The blast shattered glass across the ministry, National Assembly, and nearby areas. The U.S. Embassy heard the blast across the Seine.
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Paris
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Secret Army Organization
Assembly
U.S
Seine River
Place de la Concorde
Foreign Ministry
National Assembly
Missionary Irene Garrett to Speak at Wellsville
Irene Garrett a Columbia South America missionary arrives on furlough after twenty years with Evangelical Alliance Mission to speak and show slides at Wellsville Baptist Junior Church Sunday morning January 2 and again at Sunday School. She travels from Houston Texas en route to Moody's Founders Week in Chicago Illinois. Garrett is Moody Bible Institute graduate and an old friend of Mrs. Wiley Broers and Mrs. Joe Broers from mission work in Venezuela and Colombia.
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Wellsville
Irene Garrett
Columbia
South America
Wellsville Baptist
Miss. Garrett
United States
Evangelical Alliance Mission
Wiley Broers
Joe Broers
Venezeula
Miss Garrett
Houston
Tex
Chicago
Ill
Moody
No Comfort To US Yet
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said the United States should not assume the Moscow Peiping rivalry offers any comfort to the U S at the present time He said the split is a world revolution of communism with different procedures to achieve its goals and noted the dispute is now a public record for all the world to view and discuss
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New York
Dean Rusk
United States
Moscow
Peiping
Rusk
Nbc-Tv
Went For Hat Lost His Life
A Jacksonville man Percy Fisher drowned after leaving a car to retrieve a hat blown into a creek. The incident occurred Sunday when the car crossed a bridge and the hat flew into the water.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Percy Fisher
Fisher
Richmond 4-Hers Speak To Lions On Driving Life Saving
Two Berea 4-H members spoke at the Lions Club meeting Theron Hornburger discussed Drinking and Driving and Connie McClure addressed Life Saving Challenge in America Today. Other notes include hospital visits and local club activities with names and places across Richmond and nearby communities.
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Berea 4-H
Lions Club
Theron Hornburger
Connie McClure
America
Louise Crick
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Hospital Admissions and Discharges Notice
Hospital notes listAdmissions include Mrs Dewey McClay RFD 2 Friday Kenneth Richardson Jr Pomona Mary Roatch Richmond Saturday Mrs Bruce Fleming 430 Beech Mrs Kenneth Cook 729 W 5th Sunday Mrs Frank H Hughes Pomona Walter E Larson 906 King Miss Florence Robinson Cedar House Monday Births to Mr and Mrs Michael Lee Mason Pomona a daughter weight 6 lb 4 oz Dismissals include Mrs Maude Shofner Williams burg Mrs Jewelle Rice Princeton Mrs Leona Chesser 1018 Hickory Mrs Roy B Dixon 847 Ash Saturday Mrs Katherine Everett 2218 Elm Barton Betz 422 Ash Howard Fisher 725 N Mulberry transferred to St Luke s Hospital Mrs Terry Herman and baby son Waverly Mrs C Roger Brown and baby son 517 N Mulberry Sunday Mrs Charles Brock and baby son 302 FE 8th F C Sanford RFD 2 Lyle Hunt Pomona Mrs Dorothy Evans 210 Oak Lester Fulks 616 E 15th Mrs Harold Curtis and baby daughter 115 W 71th Monday
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Dewey McClay
RFD
Kenneth Richardson, Jr
Pomona
Mary Roatch
Richmond
Bruce Fleming
Beech
Kenneth Cook
Frank H. Hughes
Walter E. Larson
King
Florence Robinson
Cedar House
Maude Shofner
Williamsburg
Jewelle Rice
Princeton
Leona Chesser
Hickory
Roy B. Dixon
Katherine Everett
Elm
Barton Betz
Ash
Howard Fisher
N. Mulberry
St. Luke’s Hospital
Terry Herman
Waverly
C. Roger Brown
Charles Brock
F. C. Sanford
Lyle Hunt
Dorothy Evans
Lester Fulks
Harold
Curtis
Cattle Hogs and Sheep Auction Report from Kansas City
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle and calves slow to mixed with steer margins 23.00 26.00, heifers 23.00 25.00, cows 14.50 16.50, vealers 23.00 27.00. Hogs 5 000 with barrows and gilts 17.25 18.00, sows 14.50 15.25. Sheep 1 200 lambs steady to weak, ewes steady, good to prime lambs 16.00 17.50, cull to good ewes 3.50 5.50.
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Kansas City
Balaguer Seeks Exile With Papal Nuncio Aids
Ex-President Balaguer has taken refuge with the papal nuncio and asked the new Dominican governing council for safe conduct to join other Trujillo era leaders in exile. A palace spokesman said the request has not yet been acted on. President Bonnelly said Balaguer and ex-armed forces chief Gen. Pedro Rodriguez Echevarria would face justice if investigations show involvement in last week’s abortive attempt to install a military junta.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillo
National
Rafael Bonnelly
Balaguer
Pedro Rodriguez Echevarria
Armed Forces
Kansas governor says budget session farther along than any before
Gov John Anderson announced during the third week of Kansas 30 day fiscal session that the legislature is farther along than any prior budget session. He backs a $398.7 million no tax increase plan and expects final finances for the year starting July 1. He notes a clash with school boosters over emergency aid and says no new revenue is likely.
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Topeka
Kansas
John Anderson
Anderson
legisHature
Ex-General Karl Wolff Held on Crimes Against Jews
STARNBERG Germany AP Former Gen Karl Wolff 62 a pivotal figure in 1945 Nazi era peace talks is detained on suspicion of complicity in mass murder of Jews No further details provided Wolff who sought contacts with Allies in 1942 and later met OSS chief Allen Dulles in Switzerland in 1945 helped pursue a Western alliance against the USSR His denazification court imposed four years but he did not serve time and later ran an advertising agency in Cologne
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Starnberg
Germany
Karl Wolff
Bavarian
Justice Ministry
Wolff
Europe
Sweden
Switzerland
Allen W Dulles
OSS
Soviet Union
Italy
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Cologne
Adenauer Stricken by Grippe in Bonn
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 86, was confined to his home with the grippe and a fever. A government spokesman said all appointments for the week were canceled.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
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