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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1965

Page

5

Campus entry and local events in brief form

Cindy Frey 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs Velorus Rhodes 14268 Elm entered the University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City July 3 in Ward 6B Room 603 An interview with Yuri Gagarin is included in a 8 p m showing of Walk the Tightrope a documentary on the Communist Youth Festival in Helsinki Finland at Williamsburg Free Methodist Church Candles Wrights Studio hos tesses at the Centennial cabin and Mr and Mrs W D Dunlap at the Old Depot Sunday afternoon Museums open 2 to 5 p m Red Rooster pizza ad mentions Ray

Cindy Frey Velorus Rhodes Elm University of Kansas Medical Center Kansas City Helsinki Finland Will Liamsburg Free Methodist Church Yuri Gagarin God John Glenn United States Carrie Adams Robert J. Spencer W. D. Dunlap Old Depot

Private Douglas V. Phillips Completes Training at Fort Sill

Private Douglas V. Phillips 18 son of Mr and Mrs Paul Phillips Waverly RFC 3 completed advanced training as a cannoneer at the Army Artillery and Missile Center Fort Sill Oklahoma on July 8 He graduated from Waverly Rural High School in 1964 and was employed by General Motors Kansas City before entering the Army.

Pvt Douglas V. Phillips Paul Phillips Waverly

Seminary students push for change at Baptist school

Louisville AP report quotes Rev. Dr. Duke McCall of Southern Baptist Seminary saying students challenge old yardsticks and defy dogmatic statements. They demand open inquiry, faster progress, and world impact, seeking peaceful ideals and immediate solutions to labor issues and arms disbandment.

Louisville Duke McCall Southern Baptist Seminary McCall Southern Baptist Seminaries

Cattle and hog markets report from Kansas City stockyards

KC Markets reports cattle 400 and calves 10 not enough for test with steers and heifers 25 to 50 lower. Choice steers 26.65 to 27.85, good and choice 27.00 to 27.85, good heifers 23.50. Hog prices steady to higher with 200 to 260 lb barrows and gilts 24.75 to 25.25, 260 to 286 lb 23, 71 5 to 24.50, 295 to 300 lb 22.75 to 23.00, 300 to 400 lb sows 20.75 to 22.00, 400 to 600 lb 19.75 to 20.75. Sheep about 200 with lambs steady. choice spring lambs 24.00 to 24.75, good and choice 22.75 to 24.00. Other classes too scarce for test.

Kansas City

Fugitives Surrender Guns In Oregon 3 Day Chase

Two Oregon murder kidnap suspects surrendered meekly to highway patrolmen in a dramatic three day chase that spanned Oregon Northern California and Nevada. The gunmen Wilbur Grey and Carl Bowles released two hostages Marie Champion and her infant daughter. Champion was wounded in the hip by a Bystander during the capture. Federal agents planned to transport Bowles and Grey to Sacramento for a hearing while a bystander exchanged fire at Tonopah Club Tore.

Tonopah Nev Oregon California Nevada Benton Agricultural Inspection Station California-Nevada State Line Wilbur Marion Grey Brunswick Carl Cletes Bowles Amarillo Tex Marie Champion Champion Cal Pion Grey Bowles Ralph Marks Marks Chamelion

Market Puzzling By SAM DAWSON AP Business News Analyst

A Wall Street debate pits easy money advocates against the Federal Reserve in a discussion of credit policy. The administration supports looser credit to sustain growth while the Fed worries about overheating and debt levels. Pros and cons of an inflationary boom versus a controlled expansion frame the outlook for jobs incomes and overall economic stability.

Sam Dawson AP Business News NEW York United States Wall Street Federal Reserve Board Pele Easy Money

County Court reports plea deals and fines in local cases

Ronald L. Noyes, 24, of Locust Avenue, pleaded guilty July 5 east of Ottawa to a two axle trailer with no lights and paid a $10 fine plus court costs. Clarence E. Leach, 41, Wagons er, Oklo, pleaded guilty June 18 on US 50 west of Homewood to DUI and open container violations and reckless driving. fined $236 total, court costs, and a one year license suspension.

Ronald L. Noyes Ottawa Clarence E. Leach Wagonser Oklo Homewood Leach

Police Jailings Reported for Public Drunkenness in Ottawa

Harold Hughes aged 58 of Ottawa RFD 2 was jailed at 6 56 p m Thursday on a charge of being drunk in public at the North American Hotel Francis D Evans 41 of 209 E Logan was jailed at 4 45 p m for drunkenness in public in the 100 block of East Third He was released on a 50 bond

Harold Hughes Ottawa

Deaths of Jean Fiske and Chester Brown

Mrs. Jean Fiske 61 Kansas City died today at her home born June 28 1904 in Ottawa she was secretary at Cline Construction for over 20 years and belonged to the Christian Church Surviving are a sister and three brothers. Chester Floyd Brown died in Hutchinson of a heart attack while visiting friends funeral services set in Ottawa with prior service in Hutchinson born August 2 1905 in Garnett he moved to Ottawa then Hutchinson in 1942 and is survived by a step mother a brother two sisters and a sister in law.

Jean Fiske Kansas City Ottawa Fiske Cline Construction Company The Christian Church Lucille Perez Roberts John Knox Cleveland Frank Knox New York Ted Knox New Orleans Chester Floyd Brown Hutchinson Church of Christ N. Poplar Highland Cemetery L. R. Wilkinson Florence M. Humphrey Ewart Brown RFD Marjorie Humprey Warren Ark Roberta Tomer

Hospital Notes Admissions And Dismissals List

Admissions include Lloyd Daugharthy Ottawa RFD 4 Tuesday Mrs W T Mackin 209 E 5th Samuel Kimbrel 832 Burroughs Thursday E C Riley Pomona Dave S Triplett Pomona Frankie Lynn Green Melvern Friday Dismissals list shows David Bones Princeton Mrs James Leach Pomona Thursday Troy Young 616 Ash Lloyd Daugharthy Ottawa RFD 4 Vickie Allen Williamsburg RFD 1 Loretta Mundell Ottawa Chester Burgoon 113 N Hickory Friday

Lloyd Daugharthy Ottawa Rfd W. T. Mackin Samuel Kimbrel Burroughs E. C, Riley Pomona Dave S. Triplett Frankie Lynn Green Melvern Dismisslas David Bones Princeton James Leach Troy Young Ash Vickie Allen Williamsburg Loretta Mundell Chester Burgoon Hickory

Johnson Names Moyers Press Secretary Amid White House Scrutiny

AP News Analyst James Marlow reports President Johnson tapped Bill Moyers, 31, as press secretary to replace George Reedy, citing Moyers as a bright close aide with no major news experience. The move follows questions raised by New York press and White House concerns over Johnson’s personality and leadership style.

James Marlow Washington New York Johnson Bill D. Moyers George E. Reedy Moyers Reedy White House Congress New York Herald-Tribune Douglas Riker Riker Tom Wicker New York Times Mr. Johnson Moody Alan L. Otten Wall Street Journal

Lions Install New Officers at Ottawa Lions Dinner

Ottawa Lions Club installed officers at a North American Hotel dinner meeting. Lee Shelden presided as past president, naming Don Lauver as president and several officers including Charles Barnes first vice president Jack Day second vice president Marvin Forker third vice president Julius Raffelock secretary and directors for two years. Truyn Bischoff treasurer and other members received attendance pins and long service tabs. Raffelock earned the club secretary award.

Ottawa Lions Club Lee Shelden Don Lauver Charles Barnes Jack Day Marvin P. Forker Julius R. Raffelock Don la Mont George Kramer Carl Seaton Tom Seaton Guy Briscoe Truyn Bischoff Los Angeles Calif Leo Heller Lion Tamer Shelden Preston Thompson Briscoe Raffelock Bischoff

Ottawa Man Sues Over Tire Shop Accident Injuries

Garnett-Romanus Miller, a farmer north of town, files a $50,000 suit in district court against Dorothy Garrett, Ottawa, alleging injuries from a tire shop incident at Garnett Oil Company on July 31, 1964. He cites $1,732 in hospital costs and claims employees Lawrence Lickteig and David Hall were negligent. Trial date not set.

Garnett Romanus Miller Here Friaday Ottawa Ottawan Dorothy Garrett Garnett Oil Company South Oak Here Miller Anderson County Ableges Lawrence Lickteig David Hall Oil Roy L. Cole Douglas G. Hudson Fort Scott

Pickups Collide at West Hall and North Coolidge

Two pickup trucks collided at the West Hall and North Coolidge intersection six miles west of Ottawa at about 2 10 p m Thursday. No injuries were reported. Harris Murray aged 76 of Pomona RFD 2 drove a 1959 Dodge westbound and Arthur C Johnson aged 59 of 614 N Sycamore drove a 1961 Chevrolet southbound. Both drivers saw each other too late to avoid impact. Estimated damage was 50 dollars to Johnsons pickup and 15 dollars to Murrays.

West Hall North Coolidge Ottawa Harris Murray Pomona Johnson Murray

Printy and Son Ben Printy Cap Auction House Ottawa

Community notices advertise Printy s Auction House at 1136 N Main Ottawa hosting weekly Tuesday and Thursday auctions at 7 p m plus a July 10 estate sale for Mrs Josephine Phillips five room modern house and furniture 7165S Hickory Ottawa real estate live stock and miscellaneous items listed with Harold Stewart Clifford R Hobbs Jack Nelson Pomona and Council Grove venues weekly sales in Kansas cities including Ottawa Pomona and Council Grove with dates times and contact details

Printy Ben Printy Cap N. Main Ottawa Josephine Phillips Hickeory Harold Stewart

Classified Ads Discount and Deadline Notice

Local ads receive a 10 percent discount if paid by 6 p.m. the following day. Classified deadline is 5 p.m. the day before publication, with 5 line ads accepted up to 9:30 a.m. on the day of publication.

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