Ot tawa University conductor to attend Peninsula Music Festival
Prof William Kloster of Ottawa University music department is among 20 conductors chosen for a directors conference at the Eleventh Annual Peninsula Music Festival in Fish Creek Wisconsin this August. They will work under Dr Thor Johnson and perform with a top professional orchestra. A Tractors for Burma supper at New Hope Baptist Church on Tuesday June 4 from 5 30 to 8 p m. The price is a gift to the project and the public is invited.
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William Kloster
Ottawa University
Fish Creek
Wis
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Burma
New Hope Baptist Church
Officer Must Give Up Ballroom in Kansas Clash
CLATHE Kan AP Captain Edward Bowers faces a choice to quit his sheriff's office job or exit a teen dance club he runs off duty after a fight at the Soc Hop in Lenexa injuring several youths. About 100 youths clashed. three hospitalized. Sheriff Burger says two county auxiliary policemen were on duty for the event and criticizes arrest decisions.
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Clathe
Kan
Edward Bowers
Johnson County
Burger
Bowers
Mike Weaver
And Why Isn't Meat Cheaper
Kansas City AP report says cattlemen urge fast congressional inquiry into beef prices. They cite cattle price drops earlier year and accuse national chain grocers of keeping retail meat high. Meeting in Washington March 27 promised a probe.
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Kansas City
Washington
National Chain Grocers
Beaihes
New Hours At Grace Church Summer Services Outline
Grace Church Episcopal announces summer worship times at 7 and 9 30 am on Sundays starting tomorrow June 2 through September 1. A nursery for kindergarten age and younger children will be provided at the 9 30 am service.
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Grace
Episcopal Church
Begi
Herald offers weekly prize for best reader tip
The Herald announces a weekly prize of five dollars for the best news tip submitted by a reader. The incentive aims to encourage tip culture and prompt reporting of noteworthy local events to improve coverage.
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the Herald
Guilty Plea in Driving Barge Case Summary
Kenneth Burgoon of 503 N. Sycamore pleaded guilty in Emre court to driving while intoxicated and was fined 100 dollars with his license suspended for a year. Shank of 603 S. Poplar pleaded guilty to parking near a fire plug and blocking a sidewalk. fines were suspended. Larkin of 424 S. Wil pleaded innocent to failing to yield and was set for trial in June. Maxwell, Ottawa RED 1, fined 10 dollars and set for June 27 trial after pleading to a traffic signal violation. Seright pleaded guilty to following too closely in an accident and paid 15 dollars. Cathcard paid 25 dollars for careless driving and driving without a license. Bays paid 35 dollars for careless driving and driving without a license. Falham pled guilty to trespassing on private property and paid a fine. Wilts pled guilty to care and inattentive driving with 25 dollar fine but claimed innocence to leaving the scene. trial set for July 11. Downy pled innocent to a money charge with 50 dollar bond. trial set for June 27. Forfeitures listed for several offenders including Benitz 5 dollars, Snyder 50, Mil 25, Mer rin stop violation 10, Kennedy 50, Erickson 25, Moody 10, Nutt 10.
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Nneth Burgoon
N. Sycance
Rary Maxwell
Ottawa Red 1
Sheri Seright
Eoplar
Harry Cathcard
Ash
Drivand
Clifford Bays
S. Main
Falham
Lank
S. Oak
Land Wilts
Lawrence
Mit
Donald Downy
S. Hickory
M Aney
Gordon Benitz
S. Cedar
Charles Snyder
Mon“I
Bill Mil
Willow
Bobby Merrin
Richmond
Samuel Kennedy
Maan
Erickson
Xy Moody
Maple
Danny Nutt
Police check in Ottawa clears 270 cars at safety lanes
Police checked about 270 cars passing through safety lanes in the 500 block on Main last night. Police Chief E W Flaherty said the count will be announced this month and urged anyone checked to visit police at any time. Officers from the Franklin County sheriff and two Civil Defense auxiliary units assisted. May was designated safety-check month in Ottawa.
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Eth
E. W. Flaherty
Franklin Zmaty
Flaherty
Ottawa
OU Debaters Observe 50th PKA Founding at Luncheon
Ottawa University hosts a noon luncheon in the Commons to mark Pi Kappa Alpha's 50th founding anniversary. Dr. Georgia Bowman of William Jewell College and Dr. John Randolph of Westminster College attend to present a bronze plaque. Alumni include Leland Jenks, John Shields, and Charles Battin. An alumni banquet follows in Wilson Field House as part of the 98th anniversary commencement season.
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John E. King
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Ottawa University
Oi Kappa Delta
Memer
Georgia Bowman
William Jewell College
Liberty
John Randolph
Westminster College
Fulton
Ollawans
Pi Kappa
Leland Jenks
Riverside
Calif
John Shields
Seymour
Ind
Charles Battin
Buies Creek
N. C
Wilson Field House
Myers Library
Field House
First Baptist Church
Pretty Names For Evil Sisters
Hurricane season starts June 15 and the Weather Bureau names developing Atlantic storms. Air Force and Navy reconnaissance aircraft monitor conditions that could spawn storms during the June to November period. Names include Arlene Beaulah Cinda Debra Edith Flora Ginny Irene Janice Kristy Laura Margo Nona Orchid Portia Rachael Sandra Terese Verna Wallis.
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Miami
Fla
Weather Bureau
Air Force
Navy
Atlantic
Arlene
Beaulah
Cinda
Debra
Edith
Flora
Ginny
Hannah
Irene
Janice
Kristy
Laura
Margo
Nona
Orchid
Portia
Rachael
Sandra
Terese
Verna
Wallis
Deaths Berta Edith Hamilton 80 Michigan Valley
Mrs. Berta Edith Hamilton 80 of Michigan Valley died early today at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Born August 16 1882 she lived in Michigan Valley her whole life. Survived by daughter Ruth and sons Volney Ralph Marshall, two brothers and nine grandchildren. Services at Michigan Valley Methodist Church with burial in Valley Brook Cemetery. Burial details announced by Towner's Chapel.
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Berta Edith Hamilton
Michigan Valley
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Hamilton
Milton Hamilton
Ruth Hamilton
Volney Hamilton
Benton Harbour
Mich
Ralph Hamilton
Pomona
Marshall Hamilton
Overbrook
Frank Wadsworth
E. C. Wadsworth
Sacramento
Calif
Michigan Valley Methodist Church
Ray Finley
Valley Brook Cemetery
Towner’s Chapel
Berta E. Hamilton
Two Herald Staffers Depart as Ramsey Takes Tribune Post
Gene Ramsey, long time mechanical boss of The Herald, becomes editor and manager of The Tribune in Crawford Nebraska, after purchasing half the weekly. Don Hull holds the other half. Ramsey and his family moved Friday. Mrs. Fred Hartman resigns as proofreader to travel and be a housewife. Jack Allen and Dorothy Baker named as successors in respective roles.
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The
Herald
Gene Ramsey
Fred Hartman
Ramsey
Oak
Tribune
Crawford
Neb
Don Hull
Chadron
Ottawa Herald
Hartman
RFD
Overbrook
Jack Allen
Dorothy Baker
Cedar
Crackdown on Young Drivers in Ottawa
Ottawa police chief E W Flaherty announces a concentrated drive to stop under 16s from driving with restricted licenses. No school, thus few reasons for youths to drive. those picked up go to juvenile court, parents cited in police court for permitting unauthorized drivers. Highway patrol and Franklin County sheriff assist, per Ottawa City Commission request.
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Ottawa
E. W. Flaherty
Highway Patrol
Franklin County Sheriff’s Office
Ottawa City Commission
Hold Girls Riding In Stolen Car
Three juvenile girls aged 15, 16, and 17 were stopped for speeding on Interstate 35 two miles north of Ottawa. Officers learned the Minnesota plate and car were stolen and two girls were listed as missing. The trio, from Bloomington, Minnesota, were held for Bloomington officials.
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Ottawa
Joe Ferns
Franklin County
Minnesota
Bloomington
Minn
Ferns
Socialist Move In Old Mexico
Mexico City AP reports Vicente Lombardo Toledano of the Popular Socialist party says his group has finalized a merger with the Worker-Farmer party and intends to invite the Mexican Communist party to join, aiming to form the sole labor party in the country.
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Old Mexico
Mexico City
Mexico
Worker-Farmer Party
Vicente Lombardo Toledano
Popular Socialist Party
Mexican Communist Party
Traffic Toll Topeka Report May 3 1962 Traffic Deaths
Kansas traffic death log covers 24 hours to 9 am Saturday May 3 1962. Toll shows 0 fatalities in Topeka and 3 listed elsewhere. Data compares to prior periods with counts for 1936 and 1966 figures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Tony Martin Sick. Gobel Steps In At Riviera
Singer Tony Martin is ill with a virus and will not perform at the Riviera Hotel in Las Vegas. George Gobel will fill in as he did Friday night, a hotel spokesman said, after Joe E. Lewis substituted Thursday when Martin first fell ill.
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Las Vegas, New
Tony Martin
Riviera Hotel
George Gobel
Joe E. Lewis
Martin
Kennedy plans two bills to accelerate school desegregation
The Kennedy administration intends to ask Congress for a two bill package to speed desegregation in schools and public accommodations. A public accommodations bill would bar racial discrimination by interstate businesses to ease tensions from sit in protests. The school measure would implement the 1955 Supreme Court directive with local timetables under federal guidance and court review.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Robert F. Kennedy
House Judiciary Committee
New Pomona Summer Columnist Caller and Local Society News
Mary Hudelson announces James Baxter as Pomona news summer correspondent. In Grand Lake at Humphreys Store, readers may report items. Rebekahs meet May 28 elect Lena Hougland noble grand Fern Burns vice grand. officers to be announced. Birthday party for 16 members followed with seven Odd Fellows present. Danny Servaes, son of Ernest and Mrs Servaes, graduates Iola Junior College and plans to enroll at KSTC Emporia next fall.
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Mary Hudelson
James Baxter
Pomona News
Grand Lake
Colo
Humphreys
Rocky Mountain Park
Rebekahs
Lena Hougland
Fern Burns
Ruth Jones
May Burch
Lena Hogland
Odd Fellows
Danny Servaes
Ernest Servaes
Pomona
Iola Junior College
Servaes
Vicki
Leonard Hookes
Anna Bunyan
Danny
KSTC
Emporia
Pomona High School
KC Markets Kansas City livestock price report
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports mixed livestock futures with cattle and hogs showing varied gains. Slaughter steers and heifers rise modestly while calves and feeder cattle show strength. hogs and sows gain, and spring lambs and ewes post higher bids across classes.
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Kansas City
Senior Club Meets At Youth Center In Ottawa
The Ottawa Senior Club gathered Friday at the Youth Center with Mrs. Myrtle Graham leading. Twenty nine members attended as out of town guests from Yates Center Hutchinson Garden City Hackensack N J Ottawa RFD 2 and multiple Kissinger and Keith family members performed piano and violin solos. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Williams Mrs. Sands and Mrs. Batdorf.
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Ottawa
Myrtle Graham
Margaret Williams
W. L. Johnson
Yates Center
Frances Argunbright
Hutchinson
J. M. Martin
Garden City
Robert Kerr, Jr
Hackensack
N. J
Barbara
Carolyn
Diana Kissinger
Fred Kissinger
RFD
Ann Keith
Clarence Keith
Cars Damaged In Double Collisions On Main Streets
Two separate accidents reported in the city. Clyde Hopkins of Williamsburg backed from a curb into a parked car owned by Robert Harris at 100 North Main, causing damage to the other vehicle. Hopkins cited for driving without a license. Harris cited for double parked. In a second crash on South Main, Henry Herrill of Princeton collided with a parked car driven by Cleda Jones of Blue Mound. Estimated damages: 75 dollars to Herrill and 35 to Jones. No citations issued.
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Clyde Hopkins
Williamsburg
Robert Harris
Logan
North Main
Hopkins
Harris
Henry Herrill
Princeton
Cleda Jones
Blue Mound
South Main
Herrill
Night Consignment Horse Sales and Local Auctions Noted
May 29 Haroldson Imple Co Used Machinery Ottawa Kansas 12:30 p.m. June 4 Night Consignment Horse Sale Neosho Livestock Commission Co Neosho Missouri June 10 Night Consignment Horse Sale Lawrence Livestock Sale Co East 11th Street Lawrence Kansas
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Haroldson Imple, Co
Main
Ottawa
Kas
Neosho Livestock Commission Co
Neosho
Lawrence Livestock Sale Co
East 11Th St
Lawrence
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Ottawa Christian Youth Council
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Clarence Bledsoe
Monroe Court
W. E. Miskimon
Overland Park
A L. Miskimon
Wichita Southeast High School
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Berta E, Hamilton
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Allen Glenn
Sales Knight
Council Bluffs
Iowa
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Blanche Lamb
Bob Roberts
Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Late Company
Mvery Lethany
North
Glenn Sundin
Wellsville
Jack Nelson
Allen County
R. A. Trowbridge
Methodist Church
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Leona Gibbons
Melvern
Harold Stewart
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Chas. T. Bishop
Towner's Chapel
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