Franklin County Candidates for August 4 Primary
States for the August 4 primary are final with six local candidates for governor attorney general state senator and state representative. Names include Jules V. Doty Don White William S. Bowers Wayne Angell Dan W. Lickteig and many county and city posts across Ottawa and area townships.
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Jules V. Doty
S. Oak
Don White
S. Cedar
William S. Bowers
W.7
Wayne Angell
Ottawa University
Dan W. Lickieig
Richmond
Farmer
Y Bruce Spears
LaVey
Maxine Look
Velma Powers
tMain
Ofelita Ivey
Myron Ss
Jack) Steere
S. Mulberry
Robert L. Pinet
Lauren Y. Gaddis
Christina Wake
Logan
George Atchison
Dale Bones
Princeton
L. O. Fabert
RFD
Donald Averill
Wellsville
Earl Link
Earl Link, Rfd4, Farmer, County Commissioner From Third District; Donald Averill
Joe Ferns
S. Main
Maurice
Ponton
Ash
Cecil Vining
Ottawa
Max Pierson
E. Wil Son
Gladys Loyd
N. Oak
Hazel F. Hough
N. Cedar
Larry D. Wassmer
S. Cherry
Ethyl Seymour
James W. Grogan
S. Poplar
Harry Brink
Ss. Cedar
Vernon R. Chesbro
Hickory
Joseph B. Mickey
Nancy M. Winter
R. Cheney
Elm
Rights youths seek protection in Mississippi civil rights work
Explosions injuring two civil rights workers in McComb Mississippi prompted calls for protection of youths involved in civil rights efforts. About 500 youths from other states are engaged. Parents in California urged President Johnson and local leaders to ensure safety for young workers.
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Associated Press
McComb
Miss
Mississippi
California
Johnson
Edmund G. Brown
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Columbia
Tenn
Flo F. Fleming
Congress
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Gro
Claude C. Bond
Danville
Memorial Hospital
San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Philadelphia
Mass
St. Augustine
Fla
Scranton Keeps Trying In West Scranton Keeps Trying In West
William W Scranton traveled to San Francisco to rally delegates for his presidential bid saying the GOP must be responsible and rational not radical. He emphasized equal rights Social Security nonproliferation support and the party’s Lincoln Taft conservative tradition during receptions with supporters and delegates.
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San Francisco
Pennsylvania
William W. Scranton
Scranton
GOP
Republican Party
United Nations
Lincoln
Robert A
Taft
Colorado Reapportions To Align With Court Ruling
Colorado completed legislative reapportionment by population after the Supreme Court voided a geographic seat plan. Gov. Love hailed the move as aligning with June 15 Court decisions, shifting power from rural to urban areas and completing an eight day GOP driven session.
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Denver
Colo
Colorado
House of Representatives
Senate
Supreme Court of the United States
John A. Love
Supreme Court
New York
Alabama
Maryland
Del
Aware
Virginia
Shaw Improved After Lake Garnett Grand Prix Practice
Graham Shaw of Columbia, South Carolina, 27, improved from critical to serious after his car overturned during Lake Garnett Grand Prix practice in Kansas City. He suffered multiple rib fractures three fractured vertebrae and internal injuries at St Luke's Hospital.
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Kansas City
Lake Garnett
Sonic booms magnified by clouds in Oklahoma City tests
FAA engineers warn that cloud layers winds and air density can magnify or mute sonic booms, complicating forecasts for overland supersonic flights. Off course distortions may exceed expectations while ground areas directly below show more predictable results. No plans to extend Oklahoma City flights beyond next month.
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Washington
Oklahoma City
Federal Aviation Agency
FAA
N. E. Halaby
Halaby
Cubans Escape By Boat Again
Miami AP reports forty two Cuban refugees arrived in five small boats this week despite tougher Cuban coastal fortifications. Fishermen from Havana Province cited a hundred mile stretch of the north coast as solid with concrete fortifications trenches cannons machine guns and tanks. The Cuban Refugee Center said total small boat escapees reached seven thousand since June 1961.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Uavana
Famous Voice 86 Not Giving Advice on Birthday
H V Kaltenborn, aged 86, declines to offer advice for the young, saying everyone must learn from their own mistakes. The veteran radio news analyst reflects on a globe-trotting career, health, family, and a peak earnings period of eight to nine thousand dollars weekly. His record includes coverage of the Munich crisis and early radio work starting in 1922, with long-running influence on American news commentary.
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Stony Brook
N.Y
H. V. Kaltenborn
Pye
Long Island
Kaltenborn
Lowell Thomas
Tibet
Olga von Nordenflycht
Radio
Milwaukee
Baron Rudolph van Kaltenborn
America
Merrill
Wis
4Th
Wisconsin Volunteers
France
Harvard University
Harvard
Berlin
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
Clover Farm Store Opens Grand Refit and Service Counter
Clover Farm grocery at 1536 S. Main reopened after a two week remodel formerly Cheney's Farm Market. Manager Bill Adcock described mahogany paneling on three walls new fixtures and a revived old fashioned meat counter with self service for bacon and packaged meats. A new front and Clover Farm sign were installed and automated checkstands added.
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Clover Farm
Cheney’s
S. Main
Adcock
Powder Puff Derby winner overcame fear to fly cross country
Mary Ann Noah of Mission Kansas won the 18th Powder Puff Derby in Atlantic City New Jersey after admitting she hated flying. Her copilot Mary Atkins of Wichita Kansas helped her complete the 2 573 mile, 17 hour cross country race. Judy G Wagner of Palos Verdes Estates California finished second sailing solo through the event based on total air time and plane handicap.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Mary Ann Noah
Mission
Kan
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