Counter Complaints In Forest Park Disturbance Fight
Three additional assault charges have been filed following a Tuesday Forest Park disturbance after a City League softball game where Black Express lost to Peoples National Bank. Plaintiffs Vernell Horn Lexie Covington and Willis R Moten target Matney and Miller, with arraignments set for Thursday morning in municipal court.
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Forest Park
Black Express
Peoples National Bank
Vernell Horn
Lexie Covington
Willis R. Moten
Daniel Miller
Harold Matney Jr
Horn
Matney
Peoples
Miller
Virgil Horn
S. Poplar
Willis
R. Moten
Poplar
Willie Williams
Williams
Municipal Court
ORC Meeting to Address Forest Park Game Incident
Ottawa Recreation Commission and City and Church League softball managers meet today at 5 15 at the Youth Center. Orlis Cox says the public meeting will discuss Tuesday nights disturbance at Forest Park and a series of assault and battery complaints and cross complaints from adult softball games this summer.
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Ottawa Recreation Commission
Orlis Cox
Commission
Forest Park
Sudan Returns Numairi To Power In Khartoum
Cairo report via MENA quotes Omdurman radio saying Maj Gen Jaafar Numairi is back in control after a leftist coup ousted him Monday. A detachment seized the broadcasting station and Numairi’s aide read a statement. A state of emergency and nationwide curfew were declared.
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Cairo
Jaafar el Numairi
Khartoum
Egypt
Middle East
Omdurman Radio
Mohammed Kasbawi
Numairi
Ibrahim Abou el Kassem
Rail unions settle with C and NW as other strikes drag on
The UTU reached a tentative contract with Chicago & North Western covering wages benefits and work rules over 42 months. Strikes continued against Union Pacific and Southern lines with federal mediators reporting no progress. Bell Telephone workers also held out challenging pension overtime and other terms while Steelworkers weigh a copper industry offer and Wheeling Pittsburgh warns of broader shutdowns. GE plans a 26 percent cut on aircraft engine staff as travel declines.
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United Transportation Union
Chicago & North Western Railway Co
UTU
Union Pacific
Southern
C&nw
Norfolk & Western
Southern Pacific
Bell Telephone System
Afl-Cio Communications Workers of America
Bell System
New York State
Arizona
New Mexico
Wisconsin
Florida
Ohio
Missouri
Colorado
Wyoming
United Steelworkers Union
Kansan Rep Opposes Lyons AEC Waste Bill Amendment
Not enough to stop Lyons waste repository funding. Rep. Joe Skubitz, R-Kan., argued the amendment by senators would not effectively delay Atomic Energy Commission action. The Kansas official commented during discussions in Topeka.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
Atomic Energy Commission
Lyons
Joe Skubitz
AEC
New Fire Truck Ordered For City
Ottawa City Commission met Wednesday to announce a new fire truck to be ordered from Seagrave Company at 53309. Fire chief G A Diamond Jr. said the 15 year old pumper will be retired to reserve. Delivery expected in about 15 months.
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Jewel Scott
Ottawa City Commission
Orlin Smith
Seagrave Company
Clinton
Wrs
G. A. Diamond Jr
Chamber of Commerce Retail and Promotional Committee
Smith
Commissioner's
Chamber
Fredric B. Zook
Wichita drug raids net 2 arrested in citywide sweep
Wichita agents led by Vern Miller arrested 2 adults and 1 juvenile in a large narcotics operation after undercover buys of heroin marijuana hashish LSD and other drugs. Police and federal and sheriffs deputies executed 40 warrants and recovered multiple drugs in the city rise.
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Wichita
Kan
Kansas
Attorney General’s Office
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Sedgwick County Sheriff’s
Wichita Police
Vern Miller
KBI
Miller
South Wichita
Hearing Set for Bulmer on August Second
A preliminary hearing for Rick Bulmer on two counts of illegally selling a narcotic drug is scheduled for 1:30 p.m. on August 2. Attorney Robert A. Anderson was appointed to defend Bulmer after a Wednesday arrest across the state. An attempt to lower a $5,000 bond was denied. Several youths attended the courtroom proceedings.
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Rick Bulmer
Robert A. Anderson
Bulmer
Anderson
Weather Forecast for County with Scattered Thunder Showers
Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Low tonight in the middle to lower 70s. High Friday in the middle 90s. Precipitation probables 30 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday. Also includes high and low records and hourly temperatures ending today.
Viet Search Force Engages North Vietnamese in Cambodia
A 10,000 man South Vietnamese unit clashed with North Vietnamese bases in eastern Cambodia today. U.S. forces reported a helicopter crash near Fire base Mary Ann, killing 21 South Vietnamese and injuring 31, with five American crew injured. U.S. B52s and artillery backed the operation, aiming to curb infiltration ahead of the National Assembly election and the presidential race.
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Saigon
Cambodia
U.S
Mary Ann
da Nang
Krek
South Vietnam
Nguyen van Minh
National Assembly
U.S. Command
Buckley Reveals National Review Hoax On Vietnam Papers
William F Buckley Jr editor of the National Review says the magazine forged Vietnam era documents to test plausibility and media reaction He admits the spoof aimed to show forgeries could be accepted as genuine if content seemed credible The Times questioned some authors and noted some memos were lifted from real Times material
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New York
William F. Buckley Jr
The
National Review
Buckley
Pentagon
CIA
LBJ
New York Times
Washington Post
Dean Rusk
Daniel Boorstin
the Times
Yale University
New York City
John V. Lindsay
Connecticut
England
God
Man
Yale
Hudelson Proposes Horseowner Precautions Over VEE Outbreak
Kansas livestock commissioner Dr. John Hudelson urged owners to keep valuable horses home and employ insect control amid concerns about Venezuelan type encephalitis. State officials say no Kansas animals tested positive yet and vaccines for humans are not yet available for use in Kansas.
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Peka
Kan
John Hudelson
Kansas
State Animal Health Department
Texas
Huderson
Donald Wilcox
Wilcox
Robert Docking
San
Hudelson
Oklahoma
Louisiana
Arkansas
New Mexico
Docking
Hudelseon
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Wheeling
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General Electric Co
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Don Gibson
Western Electric
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Communications Workers of America
Ottawa Sheriff's Department
Williamsburg
Us-50
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Tracy Welch
Douglas Welch
Janice Welch
Timothy M. Welch
West New York
N. J
Viet Search Force
the Nation
the New Leader
New Republic
Maxwell Taylor
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