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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1966

Page

5

Buddhist political talks amid Viet Nam unrest face rioting

South Viet Nam's military government and Buddhist opponents agreed on a temporary political compromise but rioting persisted. Twenty monks and nuns were blocked from self immolation as protests surged around Hue and the Buddhist Institute amid threats of further violence.

Saigon South Viet Nam Buddhist Unified Church Buddhist Institute Viet Nam Nguyen van Thieu Nguyen Cao Ky National Leadership Council U.S Hue Johnson U. S

Richard Allen to Receive ME at Washburn University

Richard Lee Allen will receive a Master of Education in School Administration from Washburn University at its 101st commencement exercises Sunday. He is the son of Marshall and (name) Allen of Ottawa and a 1956 Ottawa High School graduate. He earned a BS from Emporia State in 1962, taught in Topeka schools for four and a half years, and serves as director of the Head Start Follow Through program for Topeka Public Schools. He is married to May Lou Pahlman, daughter of Harry and (name) Pahlman.

Richard Lee Allen Washburn University Allen Is Marshall Allen Ottawa High School Emporia Topeka May Lou Pahlman Harry Pahlman

Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Summary

Hospital notes show admissions for Mrs Richard Fisher Mrs George Shader Ruth Anna Welton Terri Smith on listed days with dismissals including Albert Kraft David Barkley Tammy and Kenneth New and Mrs John Lee and son. Births include a daughter to Mr and Mrs Charles Williams weighing 5 lbs 12 oz and sons to Mr and Mrs Robert Stanfeer and Mr and Mrs Harold Kennington with weights 7 lbs 12 1 2 oz and 5 lbs 8 oz respectively.

Richard Fisher Cypress George Shader S. Elm Ruth Anna Welton Terri Smith S. Poplar Albert Kraft Beech David Barkley Pomona Tammy Kenneth New Richmond John Lee and Son Charles W. Williams Highland Robert Stanfeer Wellsville Harold Kennington N. Main

Twain royalties persist worldwide despite USSR ban

Still Popular New York AP reports that Mark Twain works continue to generate royalties in most countries, including Hungary and Czechoslovakia. Attorney Thomas G Chamberlain, trustee of Twain's estate, says Russia pays no royalties even though books are published there. Twain died in 1910.

New York Mark Twain Hungary Czechoslovakia Thomas G. Chamberlain Mark Twain Association Russia Twain

Inflation Causes The Most Worry Across Sectors

New York AP report shows economists split by sector over inflation and poverty. Among 340 university economists and 220 business economists, a majority cite inflation as the top issue, with 54 percent of business and 51 percent of professors naming it.

New York Chase Manhattan Bank of New York Uniersity

Civil Defense Meeting in Kansas City Reports Tornado Focus

Mrs. Jean Phares, secretary at Franklin County Civil Defense, attended Johnson County officials meeting in Kansas City. Alien Pearson, director at the U S bureau severe weather center, spoke on recent tornado activity. Johnson County eyed Ottawa's black mother program, with Hawthorne and Eugene Field schools employing about 130 mothers. Attendees included Earl Guist and Larry Kraft.

Jean Phares Franklin County Civil Defense Office Johnson County Kansas City Alien Pearson United States Bureau Ottawa Hawthorne Eugene Field Earl Guist Larry Kraft

Weekend accident roundup at Ransom Memorial Hospital

Three mishaps last weekend sent patients to Ransom Memorial Hospital. Roxie Luschen, 73, suffered a broken hip in a fall. Diana Dale, KU student, was treated and moved to University of Kansas Medical Center after a horse fall near Pomona. Lou Ray Kinsey, 10, Shawnee, was bitten by a snake at Pomona reservoir and received anti venom after the attack.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Roxie Luschen Diana Dale University of Kansas Medical Center Pomona Lou Ray Kinsey Shawnee Pomona Reservoir

Nocturnal Owl Varieties Describe Owls Flight

The passage outlines several owl kinds, nocturnal birds of prey, noted for their silent, moth like flight and stealthy hunting habits. It emphasizes their nocturnal behavior and predatory nature without detailing specific species.

Transfer petitions stall as Garnett district waits decision

County residents await the state’s ruling on District 288 transfer petitions. State officials like Keith say 215 cases remain and District 288 could shift school territory, risking the Garnett plan for a $1.14 million central complex. Board members and petition supporters push for timely action.

Keith Herbert McClure

Prowlers Reported At Two Ottawa Homes

Police investigated two overnight prowler incidents in Ottawa. Glenn Underwood reported a basement intrusion after midnight as a garage door was left ajar. Fred Kaiser said a man prowled his 1953 Ford, stealing items from the dash before heading north on Cedar Street. No suspects yet.

Ottawa Eugene Flaherty Glenn Underwood S. Hickory Underwood Fred Kaiser S. Cedar Kaiser Cedar Street

Rent-A-Girl Sounds Like A Fine Idea

New York AP notes a film titled Rent-a-Girl sparks discussion on renting a person on credit. The piece hints at corporate interest in executives personal lives signaling shifting attitudes toward private matters in business culture.

New York

Modern George and the rented wife illusion

New York reports on a satirical idea of changing looks via wigs and a hypothetical service renting a wife for business dinners. The piece links wigs to social climbing and outlines a comical scheme where a man can hire a replacement wife for a single evening to impress a boss, with delivery and return logistics.

New York George Mark Traynor Traynor Watusi

Building Permits At-a-Glance From May Dates

A list of building permits shows multiple properties in town obtaining approvals from May 23 to May 31. Projects include doors, garages, a carport, a patio, a storage shed, and a trailer site across addresses on Mein Mulberry Oak Lith Tremont Walnut Cedar and more, with estimated costs ranging from 50 to 18 000 dollars. Named applicants include Eugene Saffron Allen Loyd Jr Mrs Dale Ackerman Eldon Rader Lamar Fowler Charles E Ebeck Forrest W Ledom Walter L Murray Mrs E J Capps W H Rodgers and C J Pence.

Eugene Saffron N. Mein Bennett Retail Allen L. Loyd Jr S. Mulberry Carl Senter Dale R. Ackerman N. Oak Eldon Rader Lamar Fowler N. Mulberry Bobby Crawford Charles E. Ebeck Poplar Forrest W. Ledom Ss. Poplar Robert McDaniel Allen Loyd Jr E. Lith Ann L. Greer Walter L. Murray Tremont E. J. Capps S. Main W. H. Rodgers Walnut C. J. Pence S. Cedar

Police News Citations For Noise And Speed In City Block

Police cited Robert Dean age 23 of 326 Wale nut May 31 in the 700 block of South Main for operating a motor vehicle producing excessive noise. Gary L. Knight 18 of Wellsville RFD 2 was cited May 31 in the 400 block of West Tenth for excessive exhaust noise. Larry E. Madison 18 of Ottawa RFD 4 was cited today in the 100 block of South Hickory for speeding 30 in a 20 mph zone.

Robert Dean Wale Nut South Main Gary L. Knight Wellseville

Bridge Winners Elks Club Duplicate Bridge Results

North-South winners were first David Lage and E. W. Crandall, second Mrs David Lage and Mrs John Wassmer. East-West winners were first Mrs F P Hufstedler and Mrs Lyle Hanes, second Robert F Miller and D F Kyle.

Elks Club David Lage E. W. Crandall John Wassmer F. P. Hufstedler Lyle Hanes Robert F. Miller D. F. Kyle

KC Markets Cattle and Hogs Prices Mixed Across Kansas City

AP reports varying livestock quotes with hogs steady to up 25, barrows and gilts 23.25 to 26.00, sows 18.50 to 20.25, spring lambs 25.00 to 26.50, cattle steers 25.25 to 26.00, good cows 23.00 to 24.50, and feeder steers 24.25 to 26.50 amid market shifts.

Kansas City

River Pollution Control Plan to be Unveiled

The Delaware River Basin Commission will reveal a pollution control plan after years of study at a July 27 conference in Philadelphia. The commission said the program targets river pollution through comprehensive measures.

Trenton N.J Delaware River Basin Commission Philadelphia

Cape Cod National Seashore Park Dedicated

Eastham Massachusetts AP reports the 13000e acre Cape Cod National Seashore Park was dedicated. Secretary of the Interior Stewart L Udall called the dedication a new era of conservation in America.

Eastham Mass Cape Cod National Seashore Park Secretary of the Interior Stewart L. Udall America

Deaths Mrs Dora Watts at Bellingham and Maude Alberta Brown

Death notices report Mrs Dora Watts died Sunday at her home in Bellingham Washington with services set for Monday June 6 at the Towner Chapel Ottawa Presiding minister Marvin Parnell of the Morton Church. Also noted are services for Mrs Maude Alberta Brown who died May 28 with rites May 31 at the Towner Chapel officiated by Rev Jack Dennison. Pallbearers named and hymns sung with burial in Evergreen Mound Cemetery.

Watts John Dora) Watts Towner’s Chapel Pres Marvin Parnell Union Cemetery Centropolis Kan Dora Watts Bellingham Wash Towner Chapel Ottawa Moreton Church Mauder, Brown Maude Alberta Brown Jack Dennison Jesse Fetty Dannie Ames Ralph Coltrane Russell Wiggins Howard Johnson Robert E. Shrum E. R. Simmons Rosalee Simmons J. M. Kilgore Evergreen Mound Cemetery

Executor appointed in Lundstedt estate in Ottawa Kansas

In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas the estate of Frank J Lundstedt deceased. Lawrence Frank Lundstedt named executor on May 13 1966 and creditors must file claims within nine months of first publication or be barred. Attest Bowers Bowers Attorneys Ottawa Kansas May 13 1966.

Frank J. Lundstedt State of Kansas Credntors Frank J.landstedt Lawrence Frank Lundstedt Ottawa Franklin County

Community Auction Notices in Ottawa Area Listings

Sale dates and auctioneer contacts for Clifford R Hobbs Gardner Finch Osage City and Ottawa area sales include weekly events at North Ottawa Highway 59 and Council Grove Livestock Auction every Saturday, with specific items such as Jersey cattle farm machinery and household goods, plus dates June 4 July 30 and June 11 for estates and homes in Ottawa Kansas and surrounding towns.

Jack Nelson Pomona Kans Council Grove Osage City Harold Stewart Gen Phil Hart Mulberry Ottawa Kansas Clare Sowers Williamsburg Kan

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