Local Briefs From Ottawa Area News
Mrs Eldon Good of Gar nett reports her son Jimmy nine is in serious condition after brain tumor surgery at Ochsner Foundation New Orleans he is in room 434 operation lasted about ten hours surgeons cautioned outcome could not be determined for 30 hours R H Curby of Ottawa hospitalized in Kansas City in room 350 public sale by George W Downs Paola postponed to Jan 29 due to weather Rev and Mrs G B Nelson to visit Santa Barbara Calif Elks bridge winners listed Santa Fe rail figures weekly carload totals and connections compare with prior year local wind breaker sighting at Garfield School reported Ottawa airman Bill Dawson home visit Electronics shows trio of local guests Leroy P Martin Iowa Falls cited for DUI and related offenses training session in Lawrence Don Brown and other notes Eddie LeRoy Martin acquitted of grand larceny Kenneth Burgoon cited for public intoxication David Kelly charged for running red light vagrancy pleas and jail term for three Md men.
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Eldon Good
RFD
Garnett
Ottawa
Friends
Jimmy
Ochsmer Foundation
New Orleans
Test Ban Talks Open Amid New Push for Agreement
Washington reports a renewed effort by the United States, Britain, and the Soviet Union to break the nuclear test ban deadlock. Key issues include on site inspections and France joining the pact. Khrushchev signals two to three inspections. Kennedy calls it a major goodwill step.
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Washington
United States
Great Britain
Soviet Union
U.S
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
France
State Department
William C. Foster
U.S. Arms Control and
Britain
Sir David Ormsby Gore
England
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Salary Bill Up To Governor
The Kansas House approved the legislative pay bill and sent it to Gov. John Anderson. The measure would pay lawmakers the equivalent of 2000 dollars yearly plus a mileage allowance for trips between home and Topeka, replacing the prior 650 dollar annual limit and daily allowances.
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Topeka
Kansas House
John Anderson
John Conard
Greensburg
Senate
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals
Admissions include Glenn Ware from Wellsville on Monday, Robert Bowlby and Anna Smith with addresses listed for Tuesday. Dismissals include Mrs Etta Fogle from Williamsburg and Mrs Mayme C Bullock at 1017 South Main on Monday.
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Glenn Ware
Wellsville
Robert Bowlby
Anna Smith
King
Etta Fogle
Williamsburg
Mayme C
Bullock
S. Main
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep
KC Markets report from Kansas City shows cattle 4500 head with calves steady to 25 lower. yearling steers to 26.75, good to choice 23.00-26.25, cows 14.00-16.50. vealers 23.00-28.00. Hogs 4500 head steady to 25 higher with 1-3 185-240 lb barrows and gilts 16.00-16.50. sows 13.75-14.50. Sheep 800 with lambs 25-50 lower, good wooled 18.00-19.00, prime 19.50, ewes 6.00-7.50.
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Kansas City
New Rash Of Auto Collisions
Multiple fender benders reported across town. At least four drivers including Jerry Cromwell and Max D Likes suffered major damages, with other incidents at 17th Main 5th Oak and Third Street near Willow and 7th Hickory corners, involving several residents and minor to moderate vehicle damage.
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Jerry Cromwell
E. 4Th
Max D. Likes
Walnut
5Th-Oak
Cromwell
Oak
Likes
Fifth Street
Maxine L. Thompson
W. 19Th
Lewis McManmnns
N. Oak
Third Street
Bernice I. Livengood
Willow
Rodney Fritts
RFD 2
Ottawa
Fritts
Miss Livengood
Opal Hancock
RFD 1
Danny D. Smith
Williamsburg
North Main
Main
Virginia Wallace
S. Oak
Hickory Corner
Franklin Mathes
Princeton
Honor minister from Korwa celebrated in Wellsville event
WELLSVILLE An informal reception in Hays Hall of the Wellsville Methodist Church Saturday night honored Rev. Choon Young Kim native Korean pastor. Mr Kim was an overnight guest at the Ross Gault home. He preached at the morning worship hour yesterday.
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Wellsville
Hays Hall
Wellsville Methodist Church
Choon Young Kim
Ross Gault
Court To Study Reapportionment In Kansas Senate
The Kansas Supreme Court opened a reapportionment review Monday after a district court found the Senate unfairly apportioned. The case, brought by Kansas newspaper executives led by John P. Harris, could shift Senate control to a majority based on population. If the Legislature does not act, elections in 1964 may be at large.
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Topera
Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Senate
High Court
Senate
Atty
William Ferguson
Kansas House
Funeral Services for Ernest L Johnson in Wellsville
Funeral services for Ernest L Johnson are set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Coughlin Funeral Home in Wellsville with Rev Gordon Norris officiating. Burial will follow in Pleasant Hill Cemetery Centropolis.
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Ernest L. Johnson
Ernest Johnson
Coughlin Funeral Home
Wellsville
Gordon Norris
Pleasant Hill Cemetery
Centropolis
A Better Mouse Trap Is Two
Mrs. Lloyd Robbins Sr. of Pomonas says a two trap setup solved her mouse problem. After failing with one trap she baited and reset, then set two traps. The mouse was killed by the first snap and, tossed into the second, ended up caught in both traps.
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Lloyd Robbins Sr
Pomona
Mrs. Robbins
Advertising Salesman Position Open at Ottawa Herald
Advertising salesman sought for permanent display department. Requires experience, own car, includes paid vacation life and health insurance, salary plus bonus and profit sharing retirement. Submit resume and experience to Jack Day Advertising Manager Ottawa Herald Ottawa Kansas.
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Jack Day
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa
Kansas
Multiple Farm and Livestock Sale Dates Listed in Ottawa Area
A series of farm and livestock sale dates and locations are listed including sales near Richmond Eas Pomona LeLoup Ottawa and Overbrook Kansas. Highlights include Mrs Lee Perkins Farm Sale January 20 Vernon Fitzgerald Dairy and Farm Machinery February 12 Kenneth Coffman Farm Sale January 25 February listings for Neosho Livestock and a weekly Overbrook Livestock Auction with details for contact persons and addresses.
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Pranklin County Sale Company
Ottawa
Lee Perkins
Richmond
Eas
Vernon Fitzgerald
Pomona
Kas
Kenneth Coffman
LeLoup
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