Truth in Lending Forum and Ice Cream Social News
A 7 30 p m July 15 forum on Truth in Lending will be hosted by Peoples National Bank in the Green Room of Ottawa University Student Union with regulatory agency panelists taking audience questions. Faith Lutheran Church hosts an ice cream social July 13 from 5 to 8 p m at 316 E 12th. Army Spec 6 Gordon R Stump, son of Mr and Mrs Clifford R Stump Osawatomie RFC 1, shipped to the 31st Engineer Battalion near Phuoc Vinh Vietnam May 23 as a mess steward. his wife Marilyn resides in Paola. TOM L ELDER of Wellsville transfers from Ransom Memorial Hospital to KU Medical Center for tests. Gilford Diamond of Pomona is a patient at Stormont Vail Hospital, Topeka, room 403 West Hall. James L Vanfossan Ottawa RFD 4 Carol W Anderson 22 Rockwood Dr and Sarah H Killough 326 S Elm were among 278 KU freshmen at the second KU Preview session planning to enroll in the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences.
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Peoples National Bank
Ottawa University Student Union
ARMY
Gordon R. Stump
Clifford R. Stump
Osawatomie Rfc 1
31St Engineer Battalion
Phuoc Vinh
Vietnam
Marilyn
Paola
James L. Vanfossan
Ottawa
Carol W. Anderson
Rockwood Drive
Sarah H. Killough
S. Elm
University of Kansas
College of Liberal Arts and Sciences
Soldier of the Month for 86th Engineer Battalion Vietnam
Spec 4 William H. Kramer 23, Melvern Kansas, named soldier of the month for the 86th Engineer Battalion near My Tho Vietnam on June 2. An awards clerk in Headquarters Company he was chosen for soldierly appearance knowledge and duty performance. His wife Nancy lives in Orchard Lake Michigan. Also a dance at VFW Hall Saturday at 9 p.m. featuring Johnny Smith and his Western Strings.
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ARMY
SPEC
William H. Kramer
Howard M. Kramer
Melvern
My Tho
Vietnam
Kramer
Nancy
Orchard Lake
Mich
Valkomna Jaycee DHIR Production Record Achieved
Valkomna Jaycee a junior 2 year old registered Guernsey cow owned by Howard H Johnson Ottawa completed an official DHIR record of 10110 lbs milk and 529 lbs butterfat in 305 days, milked twice daily. Testing was supervised by Kansas State University.
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Valkomna Jaycee
Howard H. Johnson
Ottawa
DHIR
American Guernsey Cattle Club
Kansas State University
Pomona Council Meeting Set for July 14 at 7 PM
The City of Pomona schedules a council meeting for July 14 at 7:00 p.m. The notice is for public attendance and discussion of agenda items.
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City of
Pomona
Centennial Cabin hosts and museum reception line
MISS MARGARET Prunty and Mrs. W. K. McCall will serve as hostesses Sunday at the Centennial Cabin in City Park. Receiving guests at the Old Depot Museum will be Mrs. C. E. Buckner, Mrs. Adah Telfer, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Gillette and Mrs. E. V. Lash. Assisting them in the old schoolroom will be Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Wilson.
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Margaret Prunty
W. K. McCall
City Park
Old Depot Museum
C. E. Buckner
Adah Telfer
Glenn Gillette
E. V. Lash
L. A. Wilson
Red Barn Hours and Menu Highlights Ad
Local ad announces Red Barn open Sunday 11 to 4 and Friday Saturday 5 to 6. Menu features specialty fish chicken steaks and Bar-B-Q with advertisement emphasis.
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Red Barn
Ottawa trio and four others complete Kansas State fall enrollment
Ottawa residents David Nelson David Mudrick Sara Wollen Jay Yoglund Terry Broers Martha Christie and Sandra Yates along with William Dieterich of Princeton finished fall semester enrollment at Kansas State University Manhattan. During July enrollment new students are introduced to the campus and university personnel.
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David Nelson
David Mudrick
Sara Wollen
Jay Yoglund
Terry Broers
Martha Christie
Sandra Yates
Ottawa
William Dieterich
Princeton
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Kenneth Toumberlin and The Country Playboys at Red Barn
Kenneth Toumberlin and The Country Playboys will perform Friday and Saturday nights at the Red Barn with advance tickets available.
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Kenneth Toumberlin
Country Playboys
Red Barn
Private plane owned by state senator wrecks at Lawrence airport
A single engine private plane owned by State Sen. Wint Winter of Ottawa performed a forward somersault and landed on its back at Lawrence airport amid 120 mph winds. The aircraft, owned for only a week, was deemed demolished. Alan Lee Van Loenen, son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Loenen, moved to Montgomery Ward in Kansas City after graduating from Kansas State Teachers with a business degree last January.
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Wint Winter
Ottawa
Lawrence
Winter
Alan Lee van Loenen
Henry van Loenen
S. Oak
Montgomery Ward
Kansas City
van Loenen
Kansas State Teachers
Emporia
Freshmen Preview At Kansas State College Pittsburg
Marilyn Gwyn Steere and Merle Henry Taylor join 221 prospective freshmen to attend the second of four KSC Previews in July 2021 at Kansas State College Pittsburg. During previews the students will pre-enroll for the fall semester.
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Marilyn Gwyn Steere
Merle Henry Taylor
Jdr
Kansas State College
Pittsburg
Ohio Days events set for Waverly July 14 to 16
Waverly prepares its 73rd Ohio Days with a 9:30 a.m. horse show in Park Arena featuring 38 classes, a 8 p.m. parade themed Memories, the Ohio Days queen crowning, a Tuesday 8 p.m. free stage show with The Pleasant Valley gang from WIBW, a Wednesday 7 p.m. baby show and 8 p.m. Dale Easton Players stage act, plus nightly 9 p.m. dances at the open air pavilion with Midnight Blues from Topeka.
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Waverly
Park Arena
Pleasant Valley” Gang
WIBW
Dale Easton
Midnight Blues
Topeka
Osawatomie considers Highway 169 eastern route plan
Osawatomie city commission favors an easterly route close to city limits for the new Highway 169 after lengthy debate. Strong support for a westerly line was rejected due to high cost. The plan includes an interchange at East Main Street and would use flood control dikes under construction.
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Osawatomie
Load Peaks at Osawatomie Plant in Heat Wave
Osawatomie Power Plant reports a peak load of 4050 kilowatts per hour as hot humid weather grows. Superintendent Howard Matney notes this is below last year’s 4200 kilowatts peak but remains elevated for two weeks. Air conditioning drives the higher electricity use.
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Osawatomie
Howard Matney
Matney
Voting Rights Support Asked for Nationwide Law
Washington AP reports that the Nixon administration seeks a nationwide voting rights law to replace the 1965 act, aiming to extend it five years and apply to all states. A Senate subcommittee hearing featured Attorney General Mitchell defending the proposal amid clashes with Sen. Thurmond and NAACP concerns.
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Washington
House
Nixon
Senate
John N. Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
House Judiciary
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Clarence Mitchell
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
NAACP
New York
Indiana
Thieu proposes free elections in Vietnam with VC participation
President Thieu urged internationally supervised elections to end the Vietnam war allowing Viet Cong participation if they renounce violence and accept results. He called for an election commission and a timetable while noting no reaction from Paris talks. Observers doubt it ends stalemate as Hanoi and the NLF demand U.S. troop withdrawal and Thieu’s ouster first.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Thieu
Viet Cong
Paris
Hanoi
United States
Thieu
National Liberation Front
Revolutionary Government
North Vietnam
Nixon
South Vietnam
Weather Across Cities Report From The Associated Press
Weather data from multiple cities shows varied conditions with highs and lows. Albany 79 68 cloudy. Albuquerque rain. Atlanta 93 cloudy. Boston 83 67. Chicago clear 72. Denver clear. Fort Worth 101 cloudy. Honolulu 87 77 cloudy. Los Angeles 81 cloudy. Miami 89 82 clear. New York 67 cloudy. Philadelphia 69 cloudy. Phoenix 168 unclear. Richmond cloudy. St. Louis 74 cloudy.
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Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
New York
Okla City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Report
Hospital notes show admissions for Glen Shepard and dismissals for Mildred Brinkmeyer and others. Births note a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sloop. Funerals list Minnie Frances Swift and Ethie May Waldo with service details and survivors. Local market and crime briefs follow with cattle and egg prices, bail, and several court actions. Marriage licenses recorded for Larry Roth and Barbara Ripplinger.
Pressure Maintained in Vietnam War Amid Lull
In the 3rd Corps area from Saigon to the Cambodian border American forces press the fight against four enemy divisions. The alert targets Tay Ninh City and An Loc as potential NVN and Viet Cong objectives while US B52s strike suspected staging grounds. Terror attacks in Saigon and Can Tho cause civilian and soldier casualties as clashes continue north of Saigon.
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Saigon
3Rd Corps
Tay Ninh City
An Loc
U.S
Tay Ninh
Mekong
Can Tho
Osawatomie Starts $1 Million Sewer Project
Construction has begun on Osawatomie s one million dollar sewer project with four contractors issued work orders June 30 All parties are at work on two main sewer lines north and south sections of the city from west to east A new sewer plant rises on high ground east of the Marais des Cygnes River while the current plant west of the river will be abandoned.
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Osawatomie
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa Police Court Actions Report
Ottawa Police Department charges James W. Mills 39 of Ottawa RFD 2 with driving while under the influence. In jail. Michael L. Henry 24 of 903 S. Mulberry charged with walking on the wrong side of the road. Bail $10. Kenneth V. Coons 32 of 821 N. Oak charged with driving while license suspended. Bail $100. John R. Bailey 22, proceeds not shown.
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Ottawa Police Department
James W. Mills
Ottawa Rfd
Michael L. Henry
S. Mulberry
Kenneth V. Coons
N. Oak
John R. Bailey
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Wellsville
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the Daily Report
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RFD
Floyd Jacob
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Carbondale
Minnie Frances Swift
Calif
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Lewis R. Hearne
Ethie May Waldo
Samaritan Lodge
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Sterling College
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First Presbyterian Church
Hutter
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Nichols
S. Main
Sam D. Lankard
Gary Davis
Robert L. Davis
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Robert J. Conaty
Larry Lee Roth
Allentown
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Vietnam War
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Robert Bechtel
Mount Calvary Cemetery
Lengel
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Police News
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Ottawa Savings and Loan Association
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Kansas
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F.S.L.I.C
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Chester A. Worl
Jess R. Gilmore
Joetowner’s Chapel
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Pomona Cafe
Pence North
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