Ottawa Girl 20 Dies in Sports Car Crash
Priscilla Jane Carey, 20, of Ottawa died when the sports car she rode in overturned south of town. Driver Barry L. Showalter, 20, was thrown clear and listed in satisfactory condition. The crash occurred at 3 15 a m in the state roadside park near the highway patrol office. Funeral services will be Monday at First Methodist Church with burial in Highland Cemetery. The family suggests contributions to the Kaw Valley Heart Association. Carey was a 1965 Ottawa High School graduate and attended the University of Kansas and Baker University. She is survived by her parents and three brothers.
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Ottawa
Priscilla Jane Carey
Miss Carey
Charles DB. Carey Jr
S. Mulberry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Barry L. Showalter
S. Cedar
Stephen Lott
Showalter
The
Highway Patrol
Harold Bennett
Highway
Baker University
First Methodist Church
Frank Carey
Jay Carey
Clark Carey
Charles D. Carey Sr
S. Hickory
L. T. Pattie
Williamsburg
Nixon Faces First Ballot Push At Convention
AP reports GOP chair Melvin Laird says Nixon is about 39 votes short of a first ballot nomination and could clinch with a late push. Laird cites polls showing Nixon trailing Dems will shift after the convention. July 4 campaign lull noted as Rockefeller and Nixon take a pause. Rockefeller golf exploits highlighted. Humphrey and McCarthy in campaign moves.
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Washington
House Republican Conference
Richard M. Nixon
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Nixon
Dick Nixon
Laird
ABC Radio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Eugene J. McCarthy
Iowa
Hubert H. Humphrey
Philadelphia
Hawaii
Rockefeller
Mauna Kea
Haworth Wins Bravo Bid And Lands For New Park
Ottawa bids reveal Dwight Haworth Construction Co. low on asphalt lot 100 block South Walnut at 23 854 95 with two rivals higher. City buys 1.5 acres from E E Dunn for West Fifteenth Street park entrance. Planning Commission to study zoning Sept 3. Stop signs recommended at four intersections. Local attorney general candidate Marion W Chipman attends meeting.
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E. E. Dunn
Fifteenth Street
Dwight Haworth Construction Co
Ottawa
South Walnut
Haworth
Lawrence Asphalt Co
Killough-Clark Construction
City Planning Commission
Marion W. Chipman
Attorney Considers Insanity Plea for Ray in MLK Case
London AP Alabama lawyer Arthur J. Hanes met with James Earl Ray at Wand sworth Prison and said Ray felt well with good mental attitude. Hanes claimed Ray might plead innocent or not guilty by reason of insanity, but stressed the identity issue with Ramon George Sneyd. He noted the U.S. government must prove otherwise and that extradition status remains unsettled. lawyers plan appeal within 15 days.
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London
Alabama
Arthur J. Hanes
Wandsworth
James Earl Ray
Tennessee
Martin Luther King Jr
Hanes
Ray
Ramon George Sneyd
U.S
King
Memphis
Tenn
Scotland Yard
Sneyd
Bow Street Court
Frank Milton
United States
NY sniper case yields thin facts and blurred portrait
A blurred Central Park sniper portrait emerges as prosecutors seek motive. The shooter, a quiet man with a quick temper, used a 45 caliber revolver owned by Kiril Dimitroz of New Jersey to kill a woman and wound three others in a Wednesday spree. Police link the weapon to An gelo Angelof, a Bulgarian national, with ties to Kyril Dikov. Dikov, in Queens hospital after an industrial accident, and Angelos reportedly knew each other through shared circles in New Jersey and New York. Angelos, traveling on a Greek passport since 1966, recently worked as a book distributor in Queens before quitting last Tuesday. The gunman killed Lilah Kistler, 24, in a Central Park restroom, then wounded 80-year-old Charles Bach during a later shootout with officers.
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New York
Central Park
Kiril Dimitroz
Jackson
N.J
St. John’s Hospital
Queens
Dikov
Angelof
Rova Farms
Freehold
Angelos
Lilah Kistler
Charles Bach
County Weather Forecast with Mild Weekend
Variable clouds and mild conditions through Saturday with lows tonight in the upper 60s and Saturday highs near 90. Wednesday high 85 and Thursday low 53 with Thursday high around 90. today’s low 58. Year-ago highs and lows were 70 and 58, and records stood at 109 high in 1911 and 48 low in 1915. Hourly temps end at 8 am today.
Carving Career of Lois Smith’s Princeton Woodworker
81 year old Claude Spencer, retired carpenter from Princeton, shows a lifelong hobby turning diverse wood into art. He crafts long chains from pine, cages with balls, candle holders, bowls, and marble boards from walnut, maple, cherry, and more, often sourcing wood from his property or local scraps and even a grapefruit tree.
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Claude Spencer
Princeton
Spencer
Middle Creek
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Demos
Pacific Ocean
Honolulu
McCarthy
Corning
National Farmers Organization
NFO
New Park
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Lamar Phillips
Eugene Flaherty
Dundee
Cedar
Hickory
Grant
Mulberry
Commission
Pam
Sam Eves
B.maresserene
Lois Smith
Richmond
Anderson County
Indiana
Willard Smith
Smith
Spencers
J. Clifford Spencer
Alamosa
Colo
A. E. Lyons
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