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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1969

Page

3

Nephew Burned. Local News Briefs Include Events

Edwin Church of Jetmore is seriously burned and hospitalized at St. Francis in Wichita. Henry van Loenen reports the incident. Church is in Room 225. Ottawa Recreation offers swimming season tickets at half price. Myrna Sue Shepherd of Ottawa Insurance Agency will attend the Girl Friday School at Kansas State University in Manhattan with 80 agency secretaries to gain new skills in insurance. Nancy Gaynor, 17, daughter of Paul and Mrs. Gaynor, competes for Abdallah Shrine rodeo queen at Kansas City Kansas July 22-26. riding judging July 21 and final judging on opening night. the 1969 rodeo queen will be crowned during opening ceremonies.

Henry van Loenen S. Oak Edwin Church Jetmore Church St. Francis Hospital Wichita Myrna Sue Shepherd Ottawa Insurance Agency Kansas Association of Independent Insurance Agents Kansas State University Manhattan Nancy Gaynor Paul H. Gaynor S. Cedar Abdallah Shrine Wyandotte County Fairgrounds Kansas City Kan Meadow Oaks Country Club Kansas Margo Sue Schroeder Hillsboro Pratt Wichita State University Miss Schroeder Atlantic City N. J

Ice Cream Social at Court House Lawn and Church Event

Ice cream social listed for Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. on the Court House lawn hosted in conjunction with Sunshine Class at First United Methodist Church. Advance notice included.

Court House Lawn Wed First United Methodist Church

Senate Hassle On ABM System Still Continues

Washington AP Sen Winston L Prouty supports the Safeguard ABM program narrowing the path to Senate approval while critics push for compromise. Vermont Republican Aiken says adding radar site limits could win 10 votes without arming missiles yet. Williams undecided McIntyre shifts, Mansfield opposed. Agnew would break ties if needed. Prouty sees a narrow margin and envisions a second button for Nixon in a nuclear scenario.

Washington Winston L. Prouty Senate George D. Aiken Prouty Vermont Associated Press John J. Williams R-Del Thomas J. McIntyre D-N.h McIntyre Spiro T. Agnew Aiken Mike Mansfield Pacific United States Montana Rth Dakota Minority Leadership Nixon

Area People Injured in Two Vehicle Crash Near Lawrence

Eleven people from the James Findley family of Overbrook were hospitalized after a two vehicle crash five miles east of Lawrence on a sunny afternoon. Barbara Findley fractured her left shoulder while James Findley Sr. and Wanda Findley were admitted for observation and back, with children Janell, James Jr., Susy, and Penny treated for injuries. A separate early Sunday incident two miles northeast of Baldwin involving Dean D Richards III left him and another passenger with minor injuries.

Lawrence James Findley Overbrook Barbara Findley James Findley Sr Janell Findley James Findley Jr Susy Findley Penny Findley Douglas County Dean D. Richards III Baldwin State Lake Road Richards

Watershed Boundaries to Be Set in Garnett Area

Lewis C. Jordan of the Kansas State Board of Agriculture Division of Water Resources will visit the Garnett area this week to establish the boundaries of the Pottawatomie Watershed District. The fourcounty authorization covers Anderson, Franklin, Miami and Coffey, with a district size of 346,974 acres including 31,625 acres of flood plain.

Lewis C. Jordan Kansas State Board of Agriculture Division of Water Resources Garnett Pottawatomie Anderson, Franklin, Miami and Coffey

Daily Report Admissions and Birth Notices

Admissions list names multiple residents with dates including Monday and Tuesday. Birth notices report two newborn daughters, with parental names and weights. Emergency reports list minor injuries to Thelma Atchison Linda Norton Kathryn Loyd. Funeral notice for Frank R. Myers from Garnett Methodist Church with pallbearers and burial details. Local livestock and goods market figures follow with cattle hogs sheep prices and wholesale eggs butter quotes. Legal entries note pleas and trial dates for Robert Dean and Charles Simmons.

Thelma Atchison Princeton Linda Norton Kathryn Loyd Willow

Ky says US delayed South Vietnam force buildup wrong

Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky told South Vietnamese officers the United States erred in delaying modernization of the ARVN and that most U.S. troops could have been withdrawn in 1969. He criticized US air force modernization and ground force buildup while urging continued ARVN replacement. He warned Paris talks concessions risk surrender and did not name President Thieu.

the War College South Vietnam United States U.S Saigon Vietnam ARVN Paris Thieu

Israel Must Hold Land Threats Face Regional Lines

Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan urged maintaining control over the Golan Heights, the West Bank, the Gaza Strip, and the Tiran Strait, linking these areas to Israel by territorial continuity. He opposed the phrase quest for secure and agreed borders and favored integrating occupied territories economics with Israel. In separate incidents, two Arab guerrillas were killed inside Israel southeast of the Sea of Galilee, and Jordanian sources reported Israeli fire on Jordanian forces in the northern Jordan Valley, wounding two civilians in Um Qais.

Tel Aviv Moshe Dayan Israel Golan Heights Syria Jordan River West Bank Gaza Strip Egypt Tiran Strait Red Sea Dayan Elath Tiberias Sea of Galilee Amman Jordan Valley Um Qais

Mary Aston Wilson Death Notice in Daytona Beach

Mrs. Mary Aston Wilson 62 of Daytona Beach formerly Ottawa died Monday at a Daytona hospital. Services at 11 a.m. Wednesday at Cardwell Funeral Home Port Orange Fla born September 9 1906 in Ottawa daughter of J E Adams. Survived by husband Harry E Wilson and cousin Mrs John H Morton 410 S Mapl e.

Mary Aston Wilson Daytona Beach Fla Ottawa Daytona Cardwell Port Orange Wilson J. E. Adams Harry E. Wilson John H. Morton S. Maple

Elks Club Bridge Winners Prompt Local Notices

Rosella Cox suffered bruises and abrasions after an 8 21 p m accident in the 1200 block of North Hickory. Bridge winners at the Elks Club Monday night included North-South first Gene Price and John Butcher. second Mrs. James Seaver and Lyle Hanes. East-West first Kenneth McNabb and Verlin Bolling. second Mrs. Lyle Hanes and Mrs. F P Hufstedler.

Rosella Cox Hickory North The Elks Club Gene Price John Butcher James Seaver Lyle Hanes Kenneth McNabb Verlin’ Bolling F. P. Hufstedler

Local Traffic Offenders Listed With Fines and Bond

Paul H Johnson of Overland Park 29 posted 2 dollar bond for illegal parking. Donald L Wolverton 29 of Spring Hill cited for 92 mph in 75 mph zone fined 30 dollars plus 10 cost. Marion A Hamilton 28 of Princeton cited for 90 mph in 70 mph zone. Roy R McCulle 22 of 109 E 8rd charged with defective muffler and improper registration fined 10 dollars and 30 days jail released Monday to parole supervision.

Paul H. Jacobson Overland Park Donald L. Wolverton Spring Hill Marion A. Hamilton Princeton Roy R. McCulle

Little Dutch Boy Revisited in Missouri Levee Rescue

John J. Buehrle, 19, of St. Charles, a Red Cross volunteer, wedged his body into a failing levee near the confluence of the Missouri and Mississippi rivers to stop a widening leak. He lay down to form a human dike as men placed sandbags, preventing a potential collapse until help arrived.

West Alton John J. Buehrle St. Charles Buehrie Red Cross Missouri Mississippi Buehrle

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