Post Office route changes and local notices in Ottawa
Rural Richmond MeO Pedse and Way Drought home from the VA hospital in Kansas City appear in local briefs. Public notices urge contact with police over dog incidents, announce State Rep and Lt Governor candidates, and remind voters about municipal mail forward holds. Community events include a court house lawn cream social, trap shooting, a garage sale, and political campaign notices for Pinet, DeCoursey, and Poizner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meo Pedse
Richmond
Kansans City
Wednesadow
Franco Leaves Madrid for Summer in Northern Spain
Generalissimo Francisco Franco and his family departed Madrid today for their customary two month sojourn in summer capitals of northern Spain. The trip follows routine travel patterns and includes the head of state and his household venturing to familiar regional locales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Spain
Francisco Franco
Students Nabbe: Rhodesia raid at Salisbury University
Police raided Salisbury University at dawn and arrested nine white lecturers and 10 students. The arrests followed discipline actions against 31 students suspended earlier for demonstrations at a graduation ceremony. Cabinet ministers and guests were jeered as clashes occurred between white and African students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Salisbury University
German Steel Mill Earns Hearty Boos From The Senate
The Senate voted 56-33 to censure West Germany over financing a privately run steel mill in Red China, seen as a rebuke linked to support for troops in Viet Nam. Supporters highlighted backing for service members, while opponents warned against pressuring allied nations. The vote split along party lines with many incumbents voting to back the censure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
West Germany
U.S
Viet Nam
Bonn
Red China
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Ds Va
Byrd
China
Kuchel
Ruchel
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Australia
Sen
Roman J
Hruska
Re Neb
Fulbright
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Rigged Gambling Gear Found In Tulsa Raid
Federal agents uncovered a cache of rigged gambling equipment in Tulsa after the FBI raid on a local manufacturer tied to nationwide shipments. Charges target Jack E. Kress on conspiracy and interstate trafficking. seized items include marked cards, loaded dice, card readers, and a card holdout device linked to major Las Vegas and Reno establishments. Casino operators deny ordering or using the gear and several named hotels and clubs are no longer in business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Ina
FBI
Jack E. Kress
Kress
Federal
Ed Gisen
Nevada Gaming Control Board
Mater
Nevada
U.S
Comepisedaner
United States
Stardust Casino
Riviera Hotel
Las Vegas
Citizens Club
Hot Springs
Ark
Stardust
Louisiana Club
Riverside Hotel
The
Dunes
Commercial Hotel
Golden Club
Reno
Crumley Hotel
Elko
Elbow Room
Wells
Aibitie Oy
Joplin Joos New Project at Fourth and Main
JOPLIN MO AP Hundreds visit nightly to Joplin downtown park at Fourth and Main donated by a local businessman. A marble statue of an early miner with pick and shovel stands at the park center, symbolizing the district’s bold mining era and its legacy as a lead zinc powerhouse. The park sits opposite the Connor Hotel, on land once home to a famous mining era entertainment spot.
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Joplin
Fourth
Main Streets
Tri State
Aiu
Empire
New City Park
Cattle Hogs and Lambs Market Report From Kansas City
Kansas City market summary shows cattle at 1,500 head steady with high choice fed steers around 26.00 to 25.00, heifers 23.00 to 25.00, cows 16.00 to 17.00. Hogs 2,500 head rally 25 higher for barrows and gilts, sows up 1 to 1.50, prices 23.25 to 26.50. Sheep 200 head, spring lambs 25 higher, 22.25 to 24.00 for choice and prime, ewes 6.00 to 6.50.
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Kansas City
Funeral service for Edward Abeldt at Towner Chapel
Edward Abeldt died July 1 23. Funeral held at Towner Chapel with Wotter officiating. pallbearers included Ted Payne J P David Gelss Don Marconett. Mrs A H North Soyo and Mrs PEE accompanied. Burial followed in local cemetery.
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Mio
Edward Abeldt
Cae Towner Chapel
Kev. Wotter
Ted Payne
J. P
David Gelss
Don Marconett
H. North
Pee Even
Unclear residents listed in Wellsville address snippet
Fragmentary OCR notes show multiple names and street addresses in Wellsville and Ottawa RFD area including Lucille Roberts, Mrs Tilford Simmons, William Lancaster, Mrs Ronald Myers, and Mrs Elisha Nunez with various street abbreviations and a Wednesday reference.
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Ne Vincent
Maple
Lis
Lucille Roberts
Tilford Simmons
Ottawa
Rfd
William Lancaster
Poplar
Ronald Myers
Elisho Nunez and Son
Oak
Deaths in Kansas area claim two longtime residents
John Mark Haight 80, retired farmer west of Paola, died after a brief illness at a son’s home in Raytown Missouri. Services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Wilson Funeral Home Paola with burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah Alice Finch. three sons Donald Haight Sacramento CA Max Haight Raytown MO Norris Haight Santa Ana CA. sister Nora Murphy Wellsville MO. Stella Mae Heminger 83 of 511 South Hickory died at 9:10 a.m. in Ransom Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Funeral Friday at Lamb Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery. She was born December 12, 1882 in Nashua Iowa. married Bert C. Heminger March 26, 1920 Liberty MO. The couple lived in Ottawa 12 years previously from Rantoul. She was a member of First Methodist Church. Surviving husband Bert, one sister Cena Flooke Garden City, one brother Floyd Loney Long Beach CA, and several nieces and nephews.
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Joan M. Haight
John Mark Haight
Paola
Max Haight
Raytown
Wilson Funeral Home
Highland Cemetery
Sarah Alice Finch
Donald Haight
Sacramento
Calif
Norris Haight
Santa Ana
Nora Murphy
Wellsville
A.m
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb Funeral Home
Charles P. Knight
Heminger
John
Anna
Elmore) Loney
Nashua
Iowa
Liberty
Bert C. Heminger
Ottawa
Rantoul
City Bus and Car Collide at Mulberry Intersection
Police report a city bus driven by Esther N. Cooper and a car driven by Clyde A. Wyatt collided at 6th and Mulberry. No injuries were reported. Wyatt failed to stop in time. The bus was northbound on Mulberry and the car eastbound on Sixth. Wyatt is 71 from Williamsburg. Cooper is 41 from 520 S. Cedar.
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6Th
Mulberry
Esther N. Cooper
S. Cedar
Muleberry
Clyde A. Wyatt
Willamsburg
Wyatt
Correction on Carnegie library staff names and assignments
The new children's librarian at Carnegie Free Library is Mrs. Lawrence J. Wilson, not Mrs. Wright as previously reported. Mrs. Wilson, her husband, and stepson Larry Wilson, 10, reside at 609 N Main. Mrs. T. K. Keelin, who had been children's librarian, has moved to the adult section.
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Carnegie Free Library
Lawrence J. Wileson
Wright
Wilson
Stepeson
Larry Wilson
N. Main
T. K. Keelin
Vultures Describe Features of Eagle Like Birds
Vultures are large blackish birds with small naked heads set apart from eagles and hawks by their distinctive head size and shape.
West Franklin District 287 budget hearing set for August
Public notice states the West Franklin District 287 governing body will meet on August 6 at 7:30 PM at Pomona Elementary to hear objections and questions on the proposed budget and tax levy. It lists funds, revenues, and expenditures, including general fund and bond considerations, with related state payments and receipts.
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West Franklin Distr
Cmeot
Franklin
County
Pes _M
wPomona
Comaideris
Eileen Rowman
Rollin Starosta
Salonen
Pope
A.V
Eatimatad
General County
Beate School Foundation
Fur
Junie
Food Service
Secial Security
Fatimatet
Fatimatead
President Kenyatta Recovers At Home After Illness
Nairobi reports President Jomo Kenyatta aged 75 is resting at home after a week of illness. Dr Njoroge Mungal, his personal physician, said the president has recovered and is feeling much better.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
Njoroge Mungal
Printy Auction Listings for Ottawa Community Lots
Classified ad notices for Printy and Son run two sale days weekly in Ottawa. Auction houses at 11386 N Main and 1486 N Main list Tuesday and Thursday evening sessions starting 7 p.m. with community items and general goods.
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Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Ottawa
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Sith Main Street
East Second Streets
Ule
Brpoest Watkins
Pinet
Cundis Hite
Chile
Pott
Polich
Tava
Polier
Poliec
Er- Watkins
Aean
I DP
Perfir
Adv
Jennifer Roblez
Hickory
Forest Park
Ranesom Meimorial Hospital
Jesse Garcia
Williamsburg High School Alumni Association
Robert L. Pinet
Pol
S. Oak
James DeCoursey
Joe Poizner
Congress
Joe
Franco
Nabbe
Clark Underwood
Apple Lane
University of Kansas
George Stewart
S. Mulberry
Stewart
Oklahoma
Riverside
Holden Bank
Commercial
Crumley
Lake Tahoe
Nev
Joplin Joos
KC Market
Elyv
Abeldt
Lissmiis
Pizza Hut
S. Main
John Butler
Lawrence
Stella M. Heminger
Stella Mae Heminger
S. Hickory
FUNDA
General Boeial Security
Bali County
Colle Nesk Tor
Tad
Lavy
Louis Lengelion
Stella
Mae Heminger
Frankelin County
Higheland Cemetery
Lamb
Sunflower
Will
Jessie Harris
KU Medical Center
South Main
Kan
Ann Morris
Emsporia DI
General Services
Standard Rendering Co
D Vis
Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
Wilmer Brockway
Franklin County
Loren Latimer
Kans
Lloyd Shuck and Son
Franklin Co
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Harold Stewart
Clare Sowers
Jersey Cattle and Farm Machinery
Williamsburg
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