Actress quits Trujillo yacht amid marriage rumors
Ensenada Mexico AP actress Lita Milan rode home from a Caribbean yacht party with Gen Rafael Trujillo for the second time in a week. She was driven 220 miles to Los Angeles by a Dominican aide after leaving the ship. A Civil Judge Torres said there were no marriage plans and the general planned to travel to Acapulco once weather allowed.
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Ensenada
Mexico
Lita Milan
Rafael Trujillo
Los Angeles
Caribbean
Miguel Santos Torres
Torres
Trujillo
Miss Milan
Acapulco
Public Auctions and Local Notices From Ottawa Area
Public auctions planned at 1021 Cottonwood Balataays on July 26 and at 61% miles north 144 miles east and 1 mile north of Ottawa on July 25. Parish picnic and potluck set for July 27 at Clare and Mrs Sowers home near Williamsburg. Community notices include hospital observation for Mrs. Mable Service and several local officials at a Stateline Peace Officers meeting in Mound City. Ottawa Herald reports divorce filing by Jay and Jane Rogers and various social and civic events, meetings, and upcoming sales in Franklin and surrounding counties.
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Chagteg .Loney
Ottawa
Kansas Jersey
Clare Sowers
Williamsburg
Wilky
Stateline
Mound City
Jay Brown
Josephine Evans
James Richardson
Henry Clay
Wellsville
Hospital Notes Admits and Births Reported in Local Journal
Hospital notes list admissions for Mrs Lucy Garrett of 911 S Main and Mrs CGM Hallock of Springdale Ark. Births include Mr and Mrs Willis Cramer of WM Main with a son born weighing 4 lb 15 oz, and Mr Kenneth Cuadrz and partner with a baby daughter in Williamaburg. Dismissals include Roy Boyer of 1116 W 7th and Pamela Reddick of 224 W 7th.
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Lucy Garrett
S. Main
CG. M. Hallock
Springdale
Ark
Willis Cramer
Main
Roy Boyer
Mondey
Pamela Reddick
Kenneth Cuadrz
Williamaburg
Youth buried in wheat bin at Conway Springs Kansas
12 year old John Lauren Small suffocated while unloading wheat from a bin on his parents farm. 16 year old Ronald Pletcher of Wichita attempted rescue after Small shouted for help. Coroner Dr. B J Myers cites shoveling toward the augur as cause. Survivors include father Donald A Small a Wichita teacher mother two sisters and a brother.
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Conway Springs
Kas
John Lauren Small
Ronald Pletcher
Wichita
B. J. Myers
Young Small
Phstcher
Small
Donald A. Small
West High School
Slays Wife And Himself In Wichita Tragedy
At a Wichita bottling plant Roy Lewis Wells 57 shot and killed his wife and then himself after filing for divorce July 16. Wells had moved to a trailer court and workers noted their recent silence at work. He returned to the wife’s work area after lunch and five shots were fired at her before a single bullet killed him, according to coroner Jim Bratt.
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Wichita
Roy Lewis Wells
Wells
Dan J. Mull
Funeral for Otto Milam Held at Lamb Funeral Home
Otto Milam died July 18 and funeral services were conducted at Lamb Funeral Home on July 21 with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Hymns were sung by Mrs. R. D. Nichols and Mrs. R. K. Walters, accompanied by Mrs. J. R. Henning. Pallbearers were Emil Johnson, Charles T. Geiger, Deen Berlin, George E. Lister, Milo Nordyke, Lawrence Ogg, Verne Alden and Clarence A. Day. Burial followed in Hope Cemetery.
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Otto Milam
Lamb Funeral
Charles P. Knight
R. D. Nichols
R. K. Walters
J. R. Henning
Emil Johnson
Charles T. Geiger
Deen Berlin
George E. Lister
Milo Nordyke
Lawrence Ogg
Verne Alden
Clarence A. Day
Hope Cemetery
Polio Foundation Expands To Other Health Fields
New York AP The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces a expansion into five medical areas polio virus research nervous system disorders arthritis and birth defects Basil OConnor president says no duplicative effort and will pursue breakthroughs as they arise The Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation rejects merger and the polio group will be renamed the National Foundation
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New York
National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
Basil O'Connor
Arthritis Research
Arthritis and
O'Connor
Arthritis
Polio Foundation
Polio Organization
National
Three Fined In Ottawa Police Court
Three of eight charged with traffic violations pleaded guilty and were fined in Ottawa Police Court. Others failed to appear. an attorney for Jon Alterman pleaded not guilty to reckless driving and a trial was set for Aug. 5. A bench warrant was issued for Alterman on a parole violation after he fled.
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Howard W. Curtis
Tremond
Franklin County
C.C.F. Hall
Cedar
Ottawa
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
Alterman
Winton A. Winter
Kenneth D. Matteson
S. Cedar
Edward J. Lynch
Kansas City
Kas
Alice L. Brady
Okla
Jerry Slavens
RFD
Brady
Lynch
Slaven
Death of Carl Smith After Accidental Gunshot Wound
Mrs. E R Crawford and Cal Crain of Ottawa received news of the death of Carl Smith aged 32 son of their niece Mrs Eunice Crain Smith of San Diego California formerly of Ottawa. Smith died from gunshot wounds when a shotgun was accidentally discharged during a trip into the mountains with friends who were viewing a local resident’s gun collection while searching for rock specimens.
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Carl Smith
E. R. Crawford
S. Mulberry
Cal Crain
N.main
Eunice Crain Smith
San Diego
Calif
Ottawa
Smith
Farmer to resign as U S district attorney next month
Kansas City report states William C Farmer will resign as U S district attorney for Kansas to return to private practice in Wichita. The move comes as Congress members from Kansas receive urging letters backing a candidate for a federal post.
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Rumor Farmer
Kansas City
The
Kansas City Star
William C Farmer
U. S
Kansas
Wichita
Congress
Wilburn ‘Leonard
Council Grove
Aberdeen
Star
Jack Army
Williams
Washington
Ernest Shult
Leonard
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Shult
Southern Ilinois University
Southern Illinois
Ft. Lee
Army Chemical Center
Edgewood
Weapons Research Division
Carl C. Lindegren
Atom Bomb Scare Hits Vienna Radio
Vienna radio listeners were shocked Monday night by a hoax message urging residents to flee as an atom bomb would be dropped tomorrow. Police traced it to a prank by an amateur radio operator and could not locate the transmitter.
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Vienna
Pomona Resident Elmer Gimneral Dies at Home
Shea Elmer Gimneral of Pomona, a well known resident, died this morning at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced later.
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Shea —Elmer
Resi
Dent of
Pomona
Takes Funds From Daughter WICHITA 1957 Guardian Charged
In June 1957 Mrs. Mary Murphy of Wichita was badly injured in a car train collision. her husband and infant son died. Joe S. Morris, her father, was appointed guardian to collect insurance for the woman. The railroad settled for 8500 dollars, insurance payments raised the total to over 11000 dollars, all paid to Morris. Sedgwick County authorities named Morris in a warrant charging four counts of embezzlement. He has not been found and the funds in the guardian account have been withdrawn. Mrs. Murphy was left nearly penniless.
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Wichita
Mary Murphy
Joe S. Morris
Morris
Sedgwick County
Guardian
Kansas agronomist dies in Colorado mountains
Alvin Lowe aged 43, a veteran Kansas agronomist, died after a heart attack yesterday in Colorado Springs. The Colorado hospital reported the death occurred in the mountain area as authorities investigated the sudden collapse. Lowe was affiliated with Kansas agricultural research services and had contributed to soil and crop studies across the region.
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Colorado Springs
Colo
Alvin Lowe
Kansas
Telephone Rate Hearing Delayed in Kansas
TOPEKA AP A hearing on Southwestern Bell Telephone Co an increase in long distance and other charges has been postponed several weeks. Commission Chairman Marion Beatty said the hearing set for July 28 will be delayed. The company seeks a May 26 increase estimated to yield 960 000 a year.
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Topeka
Southwestern Bellsone
Oeee Es 'Telephone Co
Long Lowe
Kansays
Garden City
Kansas Corporation Commission
T Tree
Commission
Marion Beatty
Washington
Federal Power Commission
Hutchinson
Chicago
Southwestern Bell
Special Registration Notice for Ottawa Kansas Voters
Special registration notice to Ottawa Kansas electors announces registration books open 8 am to 10 pm from July 21 to July 25 1968 with final closing at 10 pm. Voters new or re registering must appear in person at the city office with changes of address name or prior non voting history noted. arrangements for sick or disabled electors possible.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Minte
Lions clash at Slater Park Zoo in Pawtucket clash
Zoo troubles mount at Slater Park Zoo Pawtucket as two African lions separated by a partition clawed through iron bars while a Canadian black bear and a polar bear in adjacent cages also tangled, prompting concern over safety measures.
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Pawtucket, R. I
Slater Park Zoo
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Monroe Coutts
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Kansas State College Dairy Department
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Sycamore
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University of Kansas Law School
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Kansas Peace Officers Training School
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Princeton
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Stewart
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K. E. Andrews
Donald R. Capfer
Zoo Troubles
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S. Main, Ohawa
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Ruby Bcre
Démocratia
Eloyd B. Greaves
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Sherift
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Clark
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Register of Deeds, S. Republica
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