Ottawa News Briefs Highlight Local Clues and Moves
Don Huls and daughter Cindy from Chadron Nebraska visited Ottawa friends before heading back to Chadron. F D Huls works at KAKE Wichita. Cindy attends Kansas University. Pledges at Kansas State University include Steve Smith Ottawa and Farm House members Larry Anderson Williamsburg and James M. Milliken Williamsburg. Army privates Cooper and Sloop stationed at Fort Rucker and Fort Detrick, with local family ties. Obituaries, court actions, and local notices cover leukemia, a $31.36 suit, forged checks case, and Home Economics Days at Kansas State University.
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Don Huls
Cindy
Chadron
Nebr
Ottawa
Wichita
F. D. Huls
KAKE
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Nebraska State College
Hull
Chadron Record
Williamsburg
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Steve Smith
Delta Upsilon
Farm House
Larry Anderson
James M. Milliken
Kennedy to Hold News Conference Wednesday
President Kennedy plans a news conference for 4 p.m. EST on Wednesday. The session will not be broadcast live on television or radio but may be taped or filmed for later use.
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Washington
Kennedy
Castro Credits Soviet Help For Success Of Revolution
Fidel Castro says the Cuban revolution could not have survived without Soviet and socialist camp support. In Pravda Izvestia interview, he blames U.S. policy for tense Cuba relations and defends Latin American peace aims amid OAS ministerial talks in Punta del Este.
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Castro
Moscow
Communist Party
Pravda
Izvestia
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Soviet Union
Socialist Camp
Latin America
United States
Mudrick Commissioned as Second Lieutenant at MU
Steven N. Mudrick son of Mr and Mrs David S Mudrick was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army at a ceremony in the University of Missouri student union. MU engineering graduate will join the state highway department in Stockton California and report to Fort Sill Oklahoma for active duty April 15.
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Army
Dale W. Sloop
Lyle L. Sloop
Lyndon
U. S. Army
Fort Detrick
Sloop
Fort Leonard Wood
Lyndon High School
Washburn University
Topeka
Steven N. Mudrick
David S. Mudrick
Steven
Davy
University of Missouri
MU School of Engineering
Elmer Ellis
State Highway Department
Stockton
Calif
Fort Sill
Okla
Local Markets Report Grain and Dairy Prices
Soybeans and wheat show varied quotes with soybeans around 1.84, wheat 1.90, corn around 1.05, oats 1.05, barley steady. Butterfat and eggs also listed with eggs at 20 and graded eggs at 32, 26, and cocks and hens each at 08.
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Cceesaees Seccesaees
KC Markets Kansas City Livestock Summary
AP report from Kansas City on cattle hogs and sheep market results with price ranges. Cattle steady to mixed as cows down and feeders steady, vealers and heifers varied. Hogs higher on barrows and gilts with sow prices softer. sheep steady to prime with feeders and ewes noted.
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Kansas City
Funeral services for Florence Robinson
Miss Florence Robinson died January 24. Funeral services were held January 27 at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev. Leopold Hoppe officiating. Pallbearers were Robert L. Pinet Jr, Robert B. Anderson, Robert H. Killough, Loren Latimer, Tom Porter and Don J. Madison. Mrs. J. R. Hennig played organ selections. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Florence Robinson
Lamb Funeral Home
Leopold Hoppe
Robert L. Pinet Jr
Robert B. Anderson
Robert IF. Killough
Loren Latimer
Tom Porter
Don J. Madison
J. R. Henning
Highland Cemetery
Services for Mrs Emma R Fischer at Sacred Heart Church
Mrs Emma R Fischer died Jan 23. Services were held Jan 27 at Sacred Heart Catholic Church with Rev Henry J Beier officiating. Honorary pallbearers listed. active pallbearers named. Rosary recited Friday evening by Rev Beier. Burial in St John’s Cemetery Homewood.
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Emma R. Fischer
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Henry J. Beier
Bernard Fischer
Cecil Dunn
Bill Dunlap
Roy Schaub
Sherm Smith
Vern Berger
Jim Spooner
Frank Mages
Truman Milton
Ed Hoffman
John
James
Duane
Kenneth Biehler
Glenn
Percy Schrader
St. John’s Cemetery
Homewood
Rev
Beier
Castro Out Of Family Castro Out Of Family
In Punta del Este Uruguay the foreign ministers of the American states agreed in principle to suspend Fidel Castro's Cuban regime from hemisphere family councils. Argentina and Chile joined Brazil and Mexico in supporting a majority view on suspension procedures, with the US hoping for 17 to 18 of 20 votes in a policy statement declaring Castro's regime unfit while it adheres to communism.
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Uruguay
Fidel Castro
Hemisphere
Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
United States
Three Thefts Reported In Local Police Blotter
A trio of larcenies were reported to police Saturday. George Ferguson of Richmond lost spinner hub caps from his car in the 200 block of South Hickory. E G Grace of McLouth reported a stolen radio from a car behind Moore's Chevrolet. A wrist watch was stolen from a locker at Wilson Field House on the Ottawa University campus.
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George Ferguson
Richmond
South Hickory
E. G. Grace
McLouth
Moore
Chevrolet
Wilson Field House
Ottawa University
Kennedy Kin Rivalry Surfaces in Massachusetts Senate Race
Democratic National Chairman John M. Bailey faces a heated rival case between Edward M Kennedy’s brother and House Speaker John W McCormack’s nephew Edward J McCormack Jr The elder McCormack urges neutrality while Eddie seeks the Senate nomination held by Benjamin A Smith II with Eddie expected to pursue the seat. George Cabot Lodge and Laurence Curtis have announced Republican bids backed by party redistricting.
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Boston
John M. Bailey
Kennedy
House
John W. McCormack
Bailey
Massachusetts
Democratic State Committee
Edward Jr
Edward M
McCormack
Democratic Committee
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John M. Lynch
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Senate
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Harvard
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Rep
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Lodge
United Nations
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Curtis
Sabbath Not Peaceful On Highways
Several traffic incidents marred a Sabbath in Franklin County as sheriff and Highway Patrol logged four accidents. A 1959 milk truck and a 1955 sedan collided on K59 north of Ottawa with no injuries. A 1957 sedan went into a ditch near Rich mond after ice caused loss of control. A collision on US 50 west of Homewood left minor damages to a truck and a car with one driver cited. A cattle truck tumbled onto US 50 slowing traffic for hours. no injuries reported.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Emory W. Deaton
Grover Brumfield
Baldwin
Brumfield
Deaton
Mann
US 50
Homewood
Earl A. Giffin
Waverly
William Frazer
Lansing
Kas
Giffin
Frazer
MYF Council Holds Retreat in Topeka Kansas
The MYF Council retreat occurred Friday and Saturday at Lowman Memorial Methodist Church Topeka with Rev James Nabors Ottawa district youth director and Ruth Ann Cobb Ottawa district MYF president in attendance They planned the Kansas Conference annual MYF workbook as a major achievement.
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Kansas
Lowman Memorial Methodist Church
Topeka
James Nabors
Ottawa
Ruth Ann Cobb
MYF
Goldwater Set to Speak at Kansas GOP Rally in Wichita
AP reports Sen Barry Goldwater will address a major Republican rally in Wichita on March 31 as Kansas GOP leaders discuss the interim U S Senate appointment to succeed the late Andrew Schoeppel. Gov John Anderson offered no firm choice, with Marie Schoeppel drawn as a possible candidate, while Avery Arn Landon and Darby appear as potential contenders or observers.
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Topeka
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Wich
Ita
Kansas
Don Schnacke
Goldwater
GOP
State Committee
Anderson
Schoeppel
Marie
Marie Schoeppel
Senate
Harold Chase
William Miller
New York
William H. Avery
Ed Arn
Wichita
National
Harry Darby
Kansas City
U.S
Alf Landon
Hospital Notes and Births Admisions and Dismissals
Hospital notes list admissions at multiple towns including Williams burg Baldwin Richmond Cedar House Garnett and Tecumseh. Births report Gene Maxwell son weighing 7 lb 5 oz. Dismissals name several patients and babies discharged to Lawrence Richmond Quenemo and local addresses.
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A. E. Norton
Williamsburg
Loren Wade
Baldwin
Clyde Peters
Richmond
Anna Robinson
Cedar House
H. H. Day
Garnett
Chester Dean Fredricks
A. Peace
Beech
William Kleinsorge
Westphalia
Henry Dehn
RFD
Quenemo
Clyde Foraker
N. Cedar, Sunday; Mrs. Ralph Hopkins, 717 Olive; Patty Kay Jones
Tecumseh
Eugene Erickson
N. Main
Joe Button
Pomona
Howard R. McCurdy
S. Main
Gene Maxwell
RFC 1
WSCS Meeting Postponed By Snow In Pomona
Pomona notes report the WSCS meeting last Thursday was canceled due to a snowstorm. The next gathering is set for Thursday February 1 at the regular time.
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Methodist Wscs
Charge Two In Collisions
Police cited two drivers after Saturday night wrecks. George R. Doherty, 16, of Paola, was charged with reckless driving after his car hit a parked vehicle owned by Glen Gould at 9th and Main. John C. Briles, 68, of Pomona, was charged with failing to yield at 7th and Main in his westbound car. Major damage occurred to Briles, Gould, and Doherty vehicles.
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George R. Doherty
Paola
John C. Briles
RFD
Pomona
Doherty
Glen Gould
Main
Briles
Merle G. Eversmeyer
Gould and Doherty
Resume Classes At Southern U Baton Rouge
Southern University in Baton Rouge reopened with hundreds of students heading to classes despite earlier threats of classroom boycotts. Some students believed the boycott call by a student leader would fail.
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Baton Rouge, la
Southern University
Ottawa couple obtains marriage license
James E. Lancaster aged 21 and Virginia J. Carey aged 21, both of Ottawa, have secured a marriage license.
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James E. Lancaster
Virginia J. Carey
Ottawa
Executor Appointed in Jo Wolf Estate Probate Case
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Jo Broderick Wolf deceased. Robert S Hill named executor of the will and qualified January 16 1962. Creditors heirs devisees and legatees urged to file claims within nine months from first publication January 22 1962. If not filed they will be forever barred.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Jo Broderick Wolf
Robert S. Hill
Robert 8. Hill
Overbrook and Ottawa Livestock Sales Schedule
Weekly livestock sale notices across Overbrook Ottawa and Franklin County Kansas. Listings include Overbrook Livestock Sale Gordon James Ottawa Market Sale Locust and Wilson Jan 29 Franklin County Sale Co Locust Wilson Ottawa Osage City Sale Myers Bros Claude Howard Ottawa RFD 4 Mrs Lohman Farm Sale 7 miles SE Ottawa Printy Ben Printy Cap CH phones and addresses for community auctions.
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Gordon James
Ottawa
Main
Wilson
Ernest Arnold Overbrook
Kansas
Franklin County Sale Co
Locust and Wilson
Osage City
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Locust & Wilson
Kas
F. G. Lohman
Printy
Ben Printy
N. Main
Fire blamed on cigarette fire at Willow Street home
A cigarette started a major house fire at 434 Willow Street early today. Fire Chief Harry Gilliland said a chair in the upstairs apartment of Harold Gumm was the likely source, with chair remains found in the owner L O Taggart's apartment after the blaze was put out around 5 a.m.
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Willow
Harry Gilliland
Harold Gumm
Gilliland
L.O. Taggart
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