Adolescent unit backs horse show plus local notices
Blaze the Adolescent unit and Four County Saddle Club sponsor a horse show at 1 p.m. Aug. 4 on the Osawatomie State Hospital grounds. Public invited to attend and enter. Also notices of a big family garage sale at 3138 Locust on Tuesday Aug. 5. Louis Dale at 539 Birch entered St Lukes Hospital in Kansas City Friday. Social Security reps will help at Youth Center 115 W 4th from 9 a.m. to noon to file claims. Williamsburg Lions ice cream social Mon July 29 at 7 p.m. Major Dan E. Karr of Paola completed CGSC course at Fort Leavenworth July 6. Bob Moody and Orchestra perform Sat night July 27 at VFW Hall with Kenny Toumberlin on steel.
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Four County Saddle Club
Osawatomie State. Hospital
Weddings in color Mickey photographer 839 W. 5th
A brief wedding service feature notes photographer Mickey at 839 West Fifth for color wedding pictures. An adjacent ad promotes piano tuning services from Butlers, inviting calls for tuning needs.
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Mickey
Cuba's Fifteenth Is Woeful
In Santa Clara Cuba Prime Minister Fidel Castro marked the 15th anniversary of the revolution and admitted food and consumer shortages. He said people need things and the revolution cannot give what it does not have, urging fair distribution at a mass rally in Las Villas Province.
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Santa Clara
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Revolutionary Movement
Las Villas
Kennedy Refusal Opens Veep Race After Kennedy Statement
Sen Edward Kennedy rejects the vice presidency soon after his Boston note, leaving Humphrey’s path to the nomination exposed. McCarthy Harris Shriver emerge as possible running mates amid constitutional limits and regional concerns.
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Washington
Edward M. Kennedy
Sens
Eugene J. McCarthy
Fred R. Harris
France
Sargent Shriver
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Kansas
Kennedy
Boston
Massachusetts
McCarthy
Humphrey-McCarthy
Minnesota
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Shriver
Texas
John B. Connally
Austin
Tex
Sen
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N.y
Steel Strike Plot Grows With Wildcat Threats
In Pittsburgh AP reports wildcat strikes loom over steel labor talks if incentives pay is not extended to all workers. Locals threaten picket lines, potentially spreading to dozens of plants nationwide. Top negotiators are silent on overall economic figures though optimism in hotel corridors grows over a tentative offer.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworker
California
Deaths of Ruby M Harris and Frances Arnold
Obituaries for Ruby M Harris 69 of Waverly and Frances S Arnold 67 of Ottawa list funeral details, birthplaces, family survivors, and burial arrangements. Harris daughter Venita Tyson and sons Donald and Lowell. Arnold wife of George T Arnold and mother to Robert A Arnold. police report notes Melvin Bogus charged with running a red light.
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Ruby M. Harris
Waverly
RFD
Bethany Church of Christ
Jones
Harris
Gentry County
George and
Margaret (Barnes) Smith
Charles A. Harris
Albany
Donald E. Harris
Topeka
Lowell D. Harris
Venita Tyson
Ottawa Police Department
Melvin B. Bogus
Maryland Heights
Johnson urges wage price restraint without controls
The Johnson administration asked for wage and price restraint to stabilize the economy, with no talk of government controls. The Cabinet Committee on Price Stability wrote to business and labor leaders warning of inflation from upcoming contracts in steel, aerospace, ports, coal, airlines, and railroads, urging leaders to act in an “especially critical time.”
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New York
Johnson
Leonard Woodcock
United Autoworkers Union
UAW
McDonnell- Douglas Corp
United Steelworkers of America
Church to bathe Great Unwashed in Hollywood
The West Hollywood Presbyterian Church plans a bath in next week allowing people to wash themselves and their dirty clothes in a parking lot beside the church. Rev Rose Gree described it as a regular Monday project aimed at helping those in need.
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Hollywood
Calif
West Hollywood Presbyterian Church
Rose Gree
Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals Summary
Hospital notes list several admissions including Gloria Britain of 530 Mulberry and Mrs Harold Peffley of 1010 N Oak, Glen Shepherd, Mrs Kenneth Burgoon, and Judy Mays with Rantoul RFD 1. Dismissals include Madge Marcell of Cedar House and Nellie Mae Nordyke of Pomona RFD 2. Emergency entry Leah Wall of 8 Richmond.
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Gloria Britain
Harold Peffley
N. Qak
Glen Shepherd
Elm
Kenneth Burgoon
Judy Mays
Rantoul
Eldon Roeckers
Baldwin
James Yerkes
Lane
Madge Marcell
Cedar House
Nellie Mae Nordyke
Pomona
Marion Schmoe
Richmond
Quenemo Man Hurt In Wreck
A Quenemo man Jack Collins aged 43 suffered a broken shoulder and chest injuries after an accident about a mile south of Pomona after 11 p.m. Friday. The driver fled the scene. Collins did not know what happened. The pickup crashed through a woven wire fence and damaged a hedge post on N. V. Hudelson’s Pomona property, and Collins was found in the field at 7 a.m. Estimated pickup damage was $1,200.
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Quenemo
Pomona
Jack Collins
Quenemo Rfd 1
Collins
N. V. Hudelson
Hudelson
Senate approves study panel to streamline government
The Senate approved by voice vote a bill creating an eight member bipartisan commission to study the entire executive branch and propose modernization options. The measure moves to the House for action.
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Washington
Senate
House
Two-vehicle Crash Involving Roberts Siblings No Injuries
A Friday morning crash at Hickory and Red Jacket involved Gloria A. Roberts 17 and Ricky W. Roberts 16. Gloria's southbound car halted at a stop sign. Ricky's car struck from behind on a muddy street, causing minor damage to the left front fender and radiator of his vehicle. No injuries or citations reported.
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Hickory
Red Jacket
Gloria A. Roberts
S. Cedar
Ricky W. Roberts
Robert
Kansas City Market Prices for Cattle Hogs and Lambs
AP report shows cattle steady across most weights with calves at 28.60 to 32.80 for select grades. hogs higher with barrows and gilts mostly 20 to 21.25 per cwt and sows 16 to 18.50. sheep and lambs mostly lower with lambs at 25 to 26.00 and ewes around 4.50.
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Kansas City
Classified Ad Rates and Deadlines
Classifieds outline per word rates for local ads with a five pm deadline the day before publication. Various per word charges apply for 1 to 26 insertions and minimum cash or card minimums. Nonlocal and lodge notices have separate per word or per line pricing with emblem and discounts.
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Louis Dale
Birch
St. Lukes Hospital
W. 4Th
Williamsburg
Lion's Club
Ball Park
Adv
Army National Guard
Dan E. Karr
Tra M. Karr
Paola
U. S. Army Command and General Staff College
Ft. Leavenworth
Bob Moody
VFW Hall
Kenny Toumberlin
Steel
Ady
Call Butlers
Peace Corps
Walter F. Mondale
D-Minn
Oklahoma
Tom Kish
Halfway Creek
Kish
Weather Bureau
Kansas River
Jouis Argelsfon
Associated Press
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Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
Los Angeles
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Cleveland
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New Orleans
Des Moines
Okla
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Detroit
Omaha
Fairbanks
Philadelphia
Fort Worth
Phoenix
Helena
Army Brothers—Army
Charles R. Hicks Jr
Earier
Vietnam
Charles R. Hicks
N. Sycamore
Calvin Hicks
Hawaii
Ft. Jackson
Hicks
11Th QM Co
8Th
Inf. Div
Apo
N. Y
Germany
the Daily Report
Lester Smith
Paul Cellar
William Shilling
Elmer Harris
Frances
Arnold
Chestnut
Dengel and Son
Highland Cemetery
Garnett
Frank L
Scottie
Rowland) Bingaman
Ottawa
George T. Arnold
First United Methodist Church
National Association of
Civil Service Employees
Otis G. Simman
Houston
Howe
U. S. 101St Airborne Division
Hue
LBJ
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
U.S
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Man
Shaw-Barton
Coshocton
Ohio
Ottawa-Emporia
K. C. Armor
Troost
Leah Wall
Quenemo Man
Ottawa Herald
East B Street
Norge
Bissell
General Electric
George Honn
Myers Bros
Neil Baxter
Ransom Hospital
Lofgreen
Alvin West
Gary West
Davis Paint Store
Marie
Cedar and
Wilson
Vassar Area
Pomona Lake
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