Council Meeting At City Hall 8 PM Monday
City Hall meeting room hosts 4H Council gathering at 8 p.m. Monday. Emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital for Marvin Smith and Cindy Johnson after injuries at work and cheerleading clinic. City Band concert tonight at City Park features selections from My Fair Lady Washington Post overture and God and Country overture. Advertisement notes air conditioner price drop to 299.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Marvin Smith
Sycamore
Cindy Johnson
Wichita
Ottawa University
City Band
God and Country
Washington Post
City Park
Weary Old Open Wound The Federal Budget Narrative
An analysis of the fiscal year ending June 30 and the next year’s plan shows tax revenue shares and spending. President Johnson requests 12.9 billion for the next year while interest and debt service exceed 12 billion. The piece explains how government spending shapes daily life and itemizes the dollar’s 41 cent defense share, 26 cent trust funds, 7 cent interest, 4 cent veterans and space, 3 cent foreign affairs, 2 cent agriculture, and 13 cent other categories.
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Johnson
Congress
Johson
John Q
America
Viet Nam
Check Charge Against Man In Ottawa County Court
A 20 year old Ottawa man received one year probation after pleading guilty to writing a $6 bad check to Harvey Hahn drawn on Peoples National Bank dated June 30. Michael R. Warhurst of 1607 S. Oak admitted the offense in county court yesterday.
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Ottawa
Michael R. Warhurst
S. Oak
Harvey Hahn
Peoples National Bank
Mrs Miller's Strange Hit Rise Stirs Hollywood Attention
Hollywood AP reporter Bob Thomas details Mrs. Miller of Claremont California whose odd beatles style cover of Strangers In The Night tops teen sales. Capitol rushes Elva Miller version. Mrs Miller tours TV, records, and a Tahoe nightclub debut as she moves toward Glendale to pursue entertainment life.
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Hollywood (Ap
Frank Sinatra
Mrs. Miller
Capitol Records
Elva Miller
Claremont
Calif
Hollywood
Fred Bock
Yeure
Sonny and Cher
Ed Sullivan
Merv Griffin
Mike Douglas
Art Linkletter
Griffin
Sally Rand
Glendora
Claresmont
Lake Tahoe
Deaths GAIL V. LOUK and others in Ottawa region
Obituaries list Gail V. Louk 89 of Michigan Valley near Osage County died at Rawson Memorial Hospital after three years of failing health. Funeral at Michigan Valley Methodist Church with burial at Valley Brook Cemetery. Also Ira Dean 77 of Peoria died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Mary James 74 of Ottawa died at home. services at Townar’s Chapel and burial at Antioch Cemetery Wellsville. Survivors and dates listed for each.
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Gail V. Louk
S. Main
Rawson Memorial Hospital
Michelgan Valley Methodist Church
John Patterson
Valley Brook Cemetery
Michigan Valley
Emery Giles Louk
Emily Sarah (Cole
Dorothy Wateson
Topeka
LaVey M. Louk
Main
Dora Miler
LaVeun M. Louk
TRA
Ira Dean
Peoria
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral
Rosedale
Martin Luther Dean
Venona J. (Johns Son
Mary James
S. Locust
Ottawa
Townar’s Chapel
Antioch Cemetery
Wellsville
Marshall
Andrew Thoms
Cara
Shores) Thoms
W. J. James
Paola
Worth J. James
Kansas City
Kan
Robert Cordell
Grandview
Darlene Mancuso
Camdenton
Clifford
Floyd
Claude
Spring Hill
Raymond
Edgerton
Hattie Cahill
Ethel Seamends
Della Denney
Yakima, Wash
Blanch McMahan
Ft. Morgan
Calif
Floy James
la. Fayette, Cola
Mary Myrtle James
Towner’s Chapel
Kansas
Michigan Valley Church
Dean
Lamb Funeral Home
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions include Mrs Harold Wallace Mrs Ronald Thomes and others across Ottawa area with several Cedar and Princeton listings. Dismissals note Frank McGlaughlise Lillian Coen Oren Aldridge Martha Winter among others. A birth to Mr and Mrs David Kile Ottawa RFD 1 a son weighing 7 lbs 10 oz Monday.
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Harold Wallace
Frank McGlaughlise
Cedar
Lillian Coen
Ottawa
RFD
Oren Aldridge
Willow
Ernst Ralston
Princeton
Martha Winter
Richmond
Tueseay
David Kile
Police News: Local Drivers Charged on Main Street Blocks
Officers charged or cited four drivers in the South and North Main blocks. Raymond Holmstrom, 23, Bristol Connecticut, faced careless driving. Robert Weary Jr., 18, Junction City, cited for careless driving. Jesse Sayler, 21, 1410 South Main, charged with speeding 36 mph. Virg M Fiaccavento, 41, Pittsburg, charged with 36 mph radar check in North Main.
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Raymond C. Holmstrom
Bristol
North Main
Sick Child Sees Flipper in Miami Parade
Cathy Wainwright seven from Penderson North Carolina traveled with family to Miami for a Flipper filming event. Neighbors raised six hundred dollars for the trip after the girl, who had her right arm amputated last month due to cancer, got her wish to see the dolphin program.
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Miami
Fla
Cathy Wainwright
Flipper
Cathy
Penderson
N.C
Lee Flipper
Mini Skirt Rebellion at Miss Universe finals
Fifty seven Miss Universe contestants in Miami Beach weighed the mini skirt issue during semifinals rehearsals. While some favor the style, others oppose it, with opinions varying by country and body type.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Carol Whiteman
England
Gemini 10 Astronauts Preflight Key Tests At Cape
Gemini 10 astronauts W. Young and M. Collins donned space suits for two-day rocket and spacecraft tests ahead of Monday's double rendezvous and space walk. The plan includes launching Gemini 10 at 6 21 p m EDT aboard Titan 2 and targeting Agena at 4 41 p m EDT. Backup crew Bean and Williams also participate in the last major tests before liftoff. Collins will perform two 55 minute EVA periods, including detaching a micrometeorite package and assisting rendezvous with Agena 8.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Navy
Cmdr
W. Young
Air Force
Michael Collins
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Alan L. Bean
Marine Maj
Clifton C. Williams Jr
Collins
Funeral services for Howard A. Mitchell in Wellsville
Howard Alfred Mitchell of Wellsville died July 6. Funeral services were held July 11 at Towne s Chapel at 2 p.m. Rev. William Weber officiated. Soloist Mrs. H. A. North, pianist Mrs. D. M. Milgore. Casketbearers included Ray Wyatt Andy Good Eldon Sood William A. Lytle Junior Gorsage Ray Brickhesen. Burial followed at Wellsville Cemetery.
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Howard Alfred Mitchell
Wellsville
Towneers Chapel
William Weber
H. A. North
D. M. Milgore
Ray Wyatt
Andy Good
Eldon Sood
William A. Lytle
Junior Gorsage
Ray Brickhesen
Wellsville Cemetery
KC Market Report Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep
KC Market in Kansas City reports cattle at 4,000 head with calves 100. Heifers and cows show uneven to steady movement, feeders and steers mixed with high to good grades. Hog prices drop with barrows and gilts 25.0 to 25.25 and sows steady. sheep and lambs slightly lower or steady with prices for spring lambs and shorn ewes listed.
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Kansas City
Agricultural market quotes from Kansas City coop
Local Market Mile reports closing prices for oats barley wheat soybeans and rye from Tuesday at the Cooperative Marketing Association in Kansas City. Prices listed include oats 180 and 660? barley, wheat 4. and 1 88, soybeans 4. and 3.85, rye 1.08, with notes indicating reading issues in OCR.
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Cooperative Marketing Association
Kansas City
US Big Business Growing Rapidly
US industry reports the 500 largest corporations handle 60 percent of sales and 70 percent of profits, totaling 298 billion in sales and 20 billion in profits for 1965. Profit growth outpaced sales, with the top 50 dominating assets and earnings while small firms climb into the top 500.
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New York
U.S
Fortune Magazine
United States
Bridge Winners Elks Club Results Featured Local Pairs
First place north south partnership was Mrs Robert A Anderson and Lyle Hanes with second place going to Mrs Gene Bush and Mrs Robert S Miller. In east west flight, winners were Mrs Dick Peters and Merle Price with second place awarded to Mrs Jess Gilmore and Hal Halsted in Kansas City.
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Elks Club
Northssouth
Robert A. Anderson
Lyle Hanes
Gene Bush
Robert S. Miller
Eastewest
Dick Peters
Merle Price
Jess Gilmore
Hal Halsted
Kansas City
Underwood Remodeling Building Adds Planned Tenants
The Ottawa Tranter and Store age Company building at First and Main is being wing remodeled by Underwood Plumbing and Trenching Contractors. Plans call for plumbing and distribution businesses to be housed there with a taxi cab office in front. Work should finish in about a month. The Underwood Plumbing business has operated at 11045 Walnut for seven years.
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Ottawa Tranter and Storeage Company
First
Underwood Plumbing and
Underwood Plumbing
Walnut
Ottawa Kansas Sale Dates Advertise Goods and Livestock
Franklin County sales company lists weekly auctions in Ottawa and Pomona with addresses and times. July events include Mrs Anna Russell household goods in Williamsburg and Loren Latimer antiques, Lloyd Shuck dairy sale, plus Jersey cattle and farm machinery near Williamsburg starting 10 a.m. Weekly livestock auctions run at Council Grove Livestock Auction and Osage City.
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Anna Russell
Williamsburg
Kans
Loren Latimer
South Main
Ottawa
Penn
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Kansas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Clare Sowers
Jersey
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