Democrats to caucus at Williamsburg on Wednesday
News briefs report a Democratic caucus set for Wednesday June 18 at 8 p.m. in Williamsburg. Other items note divorce proceedings for John B Carlton from Wava Carlton, a State Line Peace Officers meeting in Buller Missouri, and local notices including teaching assignments, sales, club meetings, and community events across Ottawa and surrounding areas.
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Williamsburg
Lloyd Greaves
Don White
Josephine Evans
Buller
Summit Conference Scuttled Amid Secret Talks
Washington and allies disclosed their failed bid for a summit as Khrushchev publicly denounced Western efforts. Moscow released a June 11 letter and other top secret materials, calling for broad demands while the West pressed for suspending tests and tighter controls. Ambassadors were recalled for consultations as talks stalled. no progress on setting date or venue.
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Washington
United States
Britain
France
Moscow
Khrushchev
Andrei Gromyko
Llewellyn Thompson
Patrick Reilly
Maurice Dejean
Russia
Kremlin
Deaths of Infant Carol Ann Yakle in Ottawa
Infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert D. Yakle of 805 N. Cherry died at birth at 1 45 a m in Ransom Memorial Hospital. Surviving: parents a sister Janet Louise Yakle and grandparents Mr and Mrs J L Montgomery Ottawa and Mr and Mrs Claude Yakle Pomona. Graveside rites set for 10 a m tomorrow at Highland Cemetery with Rev Jerold Tyler officiating.
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Carol Ann Yakle
Robert D. Yakle
N. Cherry
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Janet Louise Yakle
J. L. Montgomery
Ottawa
Claude Yakle
Pomona
Highland Cemetery
Jerold Tyler
Backus Files For Lieutenant Governor
Bethel resident Kimball Backus files for the Republican nomination for lieutenant governor in Topeka. The race features Robert Jennison of Wichita and incumbent Democrat Jos. Henke, with Backus seeking to join the ticket as the GOP hopeful.
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Backus
Topeka
Kimball Backus
Bethel
Leutenant Govenor
Robert Jennison
Twelve traffic cases heard at Ottawa Police Court
Twelve traffic violation cases were processed in Ottawa City Police Court this morning. Seven violators pleaded guilty and were fined. Details include June Brice Wilshire fined $5 for a red light violation and others fined up to $10 for accidents and yielding violations. Several defendants failed to appear, bonds forfeited, including Robert J. Fickel and Alfred E. Kretzchmer. A 16-year-old Lawrence youth and Harold Gumm also forfeited bonds.
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Ottawa City
Brice Wilshire
S. Cedar
7Th
Main
E. Morgan Williams
James G. Given
S. Walnut
2Nd
Roger McLoud
Huntsville
Ark
Sylvester Levare Hess
Pomona
East 2Nd
Kansas City
Alfred E. Kretzchmer
Clyde Brockus
Lane
Joe Ed Taul
Baldwin
Lawrence
James A. Wise
Harold Gumm
Box
Ottawa
August Draft Call Sets 10000 Man Quota
The Army today issued a draft call for 10,000 men in August. This is the same quota previously announced for June and July.
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Washington
Army
Pomona Welcomes New Pastor Robert Starbuck
Robert Starbuck, newly appointed pastor of Pomona Methodist Church, comes from Leavenworth where he served seven years with the U S Penitentiary and the Public Health Service. He has been a lay leader at First Methodist Leavenworth and prior church school superintendent. He and his family will reside in Pomona while he attends Baker University. He belongs to the American Legion and Masons, with a Kansas Masonic Branch officer role in 1955. his brother is a minister in Le Harpe Illinois and an uncle is a retired minister.
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Robert Starbuck
Pomona Methodist Church
U. S. Penitentiary
Leaverworth
U. S. Public Health Service
First Methodist Church
Leavenworth
Baker University
American Legion
Masonic
Kansas Masonic
Beirut Under Fire In Basra Rebel Clash News Update
Heavy shooting erupted in Basra within Beirut lasting about an hour. An eyewitness said rebels fired into Mehzeiach, mainly Christian, using rifles submachine guns and pistols. The clash follows two days of calm as a cabinet minister said the government will seek UN backing for a security cordon along the Syrian frontier and Mediterranean coast. Prices and fines listed for various local offenses follow in the same column.
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Beirut
Basra
Mehzeiach
United Nations
Kant Cox
Desee Despensena G Sas
Downey
Ottawa
Taul
Kansas
Nearmyer
Mike Martin
W. 5Th
Jerry Salvens
RFD
Herbert Jansen
Willow
Five Youths Plead Guilty In Ottawa Loitering Case
Five youths among eight arrested for lingering on Ottawa streets at 2:45 am pleaded guilty and were fined in Ottawa City Police Court. Jon Alterman 18 of 607 Cleveland received a $75 fine with $65 suspended. Judge Winter extended probation to one year. Also pleading guilty were Tom Marks 18, Donald Downey 17, Roger Taul 17, and Roger Nearmeyer 16.
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Ottawa City
Winton A. Winter
Charles Ratliff
North End
South End
Sgt. Ratliff
Jon Alterman
Cleveland
Winter
Tom Marks
RFC
Ottawa
Donald Downey
Baldwin
Roger Taul
Roger Nearmyer
Hospital Notes Admitted and Dismissed Entries
A hospital notes list admits including Kenneth Allen Burgoon 847 Ash George Gagle Wellsville Mrs A M Smith 619 Cleveland Miss Sallie Rogers 910 East Star H L Bachelor RFD 2 Pomona Mrs Robert Yakle 805 N Cherry Mon day Dismissals include Andrew Garrett 822 S Locust Mrs Earl Higdon Williamsburg Mrs Bep Myers and infant son 634 N Oak Mrs Gary Déskins and infant daughter Mel vern Sidney Blankenship Rantoul Sharon Sue Dicks Ottawa today
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Kenneth Allen Burgoon
Ash
George Gagle
Wellsville
A. M. Smith
Cleveland
Sallie Rogers
H. L. Bachelor
RFD
Pomona
Robert Yakle
N. Cherry
Andrew Garrett
S. Locust
Earl Higdon
Williamsburg
Bep Myers
N. Oak
Gary Déskins
Melvern
Sidney Blankenship
Rantoul
Sharon Sue Dicks
Ottawa
U S Fleet Keeps Eye on Lebanon Crisis
United States seeks to preserve Lebanon's independence with possible military action if needed. Dulles notes 6th Fleet and Marines in the Mediterranean monitor the situation as U N officials move in area. He emphasizes support for Hammarskjold proposals and cites other contingencies without detail.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Lebanon
U. S
Mediterranean
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Carlos P. Garcia
Princeton Kansas approves ten year street light contract
City of Princeton Kansas grants Kansas City Power and Light Company rights to install and operate incandescent street lamps for ten years. The city will pay per lamp yearly rates, with 6 percent late fees and monthly installments due by the 10th. The company must indemnify the city against damages, and the city must maintain annual tax levies for street lighting.
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Missouri
Btate of
Kansas
Foreign Corporation
Aaid City
Princeton
Kanbab
Kansas City Power & Light Company
Kansas City Fower & Light Company
C.p
Kansas City Powers& Light Company
State of
Pénlalary Highland, Walsh
Erecta Ltte
Hope
Per
Care Water & Light Reserve
Peter Bene
Gotetsene
Sersesive
Biecine Ligne Works
Nerool
Gonda
Gemielery — Highland
Ordinance on Public Electric Lights in Princeton Kansas
A 1058 ordinance details street lighting by Kansas City Power and Light Company for Princeton Kansas. It governs installation, lamp types, rates per lamp per year, and contract terms, including city resolutions and company acceptance. It allows city supplied own posts at set annual charges and covers amendments and terms for ten years.
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Kansas City Power & Light Company
City
Prince
Ton
Kansas
Kansas City Power
Neves- Nish
Princeton
Kansas City
Is & Corporation
Kahsas City Power & Light Company
Princeton, Kansas
Kanage City Power & Ulgat Company
Kanana City Power & Light Company
Kanaan
Kansan City Power & Light Company
Fts Associates
Kangan City Power & Light Company
Kannas City Power & Light Company
Ima
Funeral notices for Floyd Milton and Luther Brumley
Mrs Floyd Milton died in Melbourne Florida age 37 from a brain hemorrhage. Funeral services were held in Knoxville with interment at Kyhnnhurst Cemetery. Luther J Brumley 75 father of Mrs Warren Milton died June 11 at Wyandotte County Rest Home Kansas City. Services were at Montanye Funeral Home with burial in Highland Cemetery Osawatomie.
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Floyd Milton
J. A. Milton
Kenneth
Milton
Edna Milton
Knoxville
Warren E. Milton
Raymond Brooks
Keneth Milton
Truman Milton
Ottawa
Carl Cates
Baldwin
Osawatomie
Luther J. Brumley
Brumley
Warren Milton
Brooks
Wyandotte County Rest Home
Kansas City
Kas
Missouri
Creighton
Parker
Montanye
Highland Cemetery
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Wava
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Jay Scott
Pinder
Effingham
Ottawa Herald
Presbyterian Women's Organization
Ralph Curby
Jerry Bowman
Smorgasbord N. Amer
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R. D. Spears
F. F. Fockele
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Drake's Bakery
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Hickory
University of Kansas
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School of Liberal Arts and Sciences
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Max Stankard
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James L. Bunch
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Sherman Adams
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Earl Nelson Higdon
L. J. Coffelt
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Chuck Lemaster
Mike Mulcahey
le Harpe, Ill
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Imre Nagy
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Nagy
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Tito
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S. Main St
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Gordon B. Noland
Mgr
Walt Disney
Parner
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Cartoon and News
Total Reserve Fund
Donald FR
Cat City
Pbr
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Ronnie
Ricky
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Luther J. Brumlay
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