Johnson Budget Message Shows A Rosy Picture
AP News Analyst James Marlow notes President Johnson presents a booming economy in a $135 billion budget while urging caution on home programs. He cites 1966 gains including a 5.4 percent rise in GNP and 3 million new jobs, yet flags inflation and a potential 6 percent tax surcharge to finance the Vietnam war.
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James Marlow
Washington
Johnson
America
Vietnam
Congress
Annual Report of Township Treasurer to Auditing Board
Ohio Township Franklin County Kansas submits the 1966 year end financials detailing receipts expenditures and indebtedness. The report shows a balance at start and end of year 415.27 331.30 and expenses total 883.97 with items including Ottawa Herald annual report 518 and mileage payments to Melvin Stockard 70.30. The officer swears the figures are a full true account for the year ending December 31 1966 and the period served.
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Ohio Township
Franklin County
Kansas
Bank Bal
Ottawa Herald
Melvin Stockard
Ty, Ss
Richmond Township
Harrison Township
Harrison Towneship
Tower of London Raven Legend Costs and Care
Rising costs add 42 cents weekly to the Tower of London budget for horser meat for six captive ravens. The birds, part of a centuries old legend, are cared for by Beefeater keeper Henry Thomas Johns. Ravens sourced from Cornwall Wales and Scotland, age spans from 21 to 44 among the flock.
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London
Tower of London
Tower
Britain
Crown
Henry Thomas Johns
William the Conqueror
White Tower
Charles II
Tower Hill
Charles
Cornewall
Wales
Scotland
Cora
Legal matter and financial reconciliation notice in Harrison Township
The document notes fail therein judgment and decree will be entered upon petition for Milton Cam Tinsley and Victor Jay Tinsley with Vada N. Tinsley as natural mother. It lists Harrison Township finances with balances and receipts totaling 320.15 and expenditures 251.81, treasurers, and a 6.00 payment to Verne White.
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Vada N. Tinsley
Milton Cam Tinsley
Victor Jay Tinsley
Winton A. Winter
First National Bank Bldg
Ottawa
Kansas
Township Trustees Final 1966 Expenditure Summary
A partial 1966 financial record lists payments to Ralph Sand 6000, Max Hunter 6000, Ottawa Herald 2, Everett Finch cemetery care 100, Verne White 600, Tallman Printing 1125, Cate sceneenese 100, totaling 251.81 dollars. The document ends with a 1967 signing statement by Ralph Sand and Verne White.
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Ralph Sand
Max Hunter
Ottawa Herald
Everett Finch
Verne White
Tallman Printing
Publica
Cate
Sceneenese
Hearing Notice in Estate of Adda Abbie May
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by Joel Towner creditor seeks appointment of an administrator for Adda Abbie May deceased Case No 11 659 requires written defenses by February 1967 10:00 a.m. in Ottawa Kansas at which time the cause will be heard Attorneys Gleason Doty and Pinet for Petitioner
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Adda Abbie May
Joel Towner
Dee
Ottawa
Probate Notice of Harold Stewart Estate and Name Change Petition
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas Dorothy Stewart named Administratrix of Harold Stewart deceased nine months to file claims. Ottawa Kansas January 11 1967. Also a court filing to change the names Milton Cam Tinsley and Victor Jay Tinsley to Milton Cam Perry and Victor Jay Perry with pleadings due by March 1 1967 at 1 30 p m in Ottawa Kansas.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Harold Stewart
Dorothy Stewart
Ottawa
Milton Cam Tinsley
Victor Jay Tinsley
Vada N. Tinsley
Milton Cam Perry
Victor Jay Perry
Distinguishing the sexes in modern life
A NEW YORK AP column humorously examines how gender lines blur in appearance and behavior. It offers a poking guide to tell males from females using quirks like scowling, clothing lint, or reactions to yes and no questions, then notes the difficulty of reliable differentiation.
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New York
Leslie
Kim
Chris
Tony
Pat
Jerry
Coolidge
Endless Summer Breaks Through With $50,000 Budget
Dana Point AP writer notes Bruce Brown's low budget documentary The Endless Summer rose to No. 10 on Variety's weekly money list, rivaling epics like The Sound of Music and Doctor Zhivago. Eight months after its New York premiere the film plays at Kips Bay Theater and tops city records. Oscar nominee for best documentary 1966. Brown enjoys sudden wealth and mobility with a small crew and modest costs.
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Bob Thomas
Dana Point
Calif
Variety
Fellini
New York Times
Bergman
Time Magazine
Bruce Brown
New York
Kips Bay Theater
Manhattan
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Wescecevsss
Publicaton
Richmond
Clyde Berry
Oscar Newmaster
Dee V
Spaulding
Franklin Coun
Hal Boyle
Tyes
Her
Him
Business and Professional Guide
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Optometrist
A. G. Madison, O.D
Olin G. Wollen, O.D
Rodney McClay, O.D
Medical Directory
J. F. Barr, M.D
Medical Arts
Main
D. C. Hadley, M.D
Chiropractors
Don L. McKelvey
D.C
S. M. Brockway
15Th St
J. C. South, D.C
S. Main
Frank A. Trump, M.D
Internal Medicine
Louis N. Speer, M.D
L. J. Mathey
Chiroptratic
Homer N. Flora, D.O
David G. Laury, M.D
Zellner
David L. Young
Physical Medicine
Briscoe
Richardson’s
R. A. Gollier
Medical Arts Building
C. H. Strehlow, M.D
Victor J
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Sylva Lofgreen, M.D
Physicians and Surgeons
Walnut
Henning Bros
Anthony Clinical Laboratory
Gladys Anthony
Ottawa, Kansas
Stylart Beauty Salon
Joe
Judy Hamilton
Grace Allard
Goldie Daugharthy
Beautyland Styling Salon
Eloise Milton
Marion Maxwell
Shirley James
Wilema Babcock
Everett’s
Everett Stark
John W. Rea Walkein
Joseph B. Mickey
Lucile Prunty
Hickory
Towner’s
J. Rodgers—I
Jones Licensed Surveyors
S. Oak
Hess, Franklin
Mann-Bell
N. Main
A-1 Cab CO
City Cab
Bundy Insurance Agency
Vance
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Aed
Merce