Osawatomie Soldier Reenlists In Germany
PFC Thomas Armstrong son of Mr and Mrs Oscar J Armstrong of Osawatomie Kansas reenlisted for three years in the Regular Army on June 3 while with the 2d Armored Cavalry Regiment in Germany. The 18 year old graduate of Osawatomie High School in 1964 serves in the military community news brief style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Ss. Armstrong
Oscar J. Armstrong
E. Chestnut St
Osawatomie
Kan
2D Armored Cavalry Regiment
Germany
Osawatomie High School
Market report from Kansas City in AP format
KC Markets Kansas City AP hogs and sheep prices listed with barrows gilts sows and spring lambs. Cattle feeder steers and steer heifers prices shown. Egg and dairy quotes include large A eggs and wholesale butter. Missouri Arkansas fryers farm and delivered plant prices noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
National Debt Limit Raised to 928 Billion
Washington AP report notes the Senate voted 61 to 26 to raise the legal debt limit to 928 billion dollars for the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The current limit is 924 billion and would fall to 885 billion without action. The bill passed by voice vote with a Republican call for a reconsideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
City Vows (Continued from page 1) Trusting action on contracts
City officials discussed potential cancelation of a contract for city trucks and urged contacting top personnel to avoid year long delays. Police reported fewer traffic accidents but a rise in serious crimes this month. The council debated building permits as a right and outlined steps for signing permits before work proceeds. Orchard Heights street paving advances after weather delays. Cars on west Second Street to be auctioned to highest bidder. Drag strip legality debated and ordinance book updates planned for 1966. Hickory block improvements approved for future program. Group seeks alternative health insurance beyond Blue Cross and Blue Shield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omeaha
Nebru
Gilebland
Corlis
Segraves
Eugene Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
James
Orchard Heights
David Pratt
West Second Street
Bob Anderson
Pratt
Charles Wilamson
Williamson
Anderson
Ottawa
State Department
N. Hickory
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Dedication Set For Redmond Dam Weathered by Floods
Burlington Kansas AP reports the John Redmond Dam withstood rising waters from three inches of rain. Flood gates closed as Cottonswood and Neosho rivers poured into the reservoir, lifting the lake 26 feet. Clyde Carter, a local auto dealer, calls the dam the greatest thing that happened to them and credits it with preventing greater trouble ahead of Saturday’s dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kan
John Redmond
Clyde Carter
Cottons Wood
Neosho
Cuban women on farms in Oriente Province face pay gap
Havana Radio reports that of 57,833 Cuban women working on farms in Oriente Province only 12,270 are paid. The rest are volunteers. The figures were released at a Cuban Womens Federation meeting in Santiago de Cuba and monitored in Miami on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Havana Radio
Oriente Province
Cuban Womens Federation
Santiago de Cuba
County Weighs County Cars for Deputies Purchase
County commissioners opened bids to buy patrol cars for the sheriff’s department. Bob White Motor Co was low at 5954.32 with Moore Chevrolet-Oldsmobile 5996.52 and Robertson Motors high at 6034.68. If bought, fuel and depreciation costs shift to the county. current mileage reimbursement would be replaced by county ownership and gas at county shop. Leasing was considered but bids indicated about 260 per car monthly, not feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Lister
Bob White Motor Co
Robertson Mostor Co
Moore Chevrolet-Oldsmobile
Sheriff's Department
Robertson's Motor Co
Moore Chevrolet Oldsmobile
Don Capper
Five plead guilty at police court on traffic charges
Mary L. Wilson and four others pleaded guilty to traffic violations. Fines ranged from 10 to 20 dollars. Carl LeRoy Anderson was dismissed on a charge of driving without a license. Larry Beers’s case was continued. A theft report noted a .22 revolver missing from a pickup. Police recovered five bicycles from a well and two more elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Wilson
Quenemo
Hickory
Seventh Streets
Roger D. Callaha
Elm
Forest Park
Kenneth P. Jason
Pomona
RFD
South Main
John A. Thompson
Carl LeRoy Anderson
Denison
Tex
Floyd R. Smith
Charles Gonce
S. Maple
Ottawa Steel
East Second Street
Local Boy In Army Training At Fort Riley
Joel Weigand, one of 68 Kane State University seniors, joins ROTC summer training at Fort Riley from June 26 to Aug 6, as Col. Thomas Badger notes. The camp emphasizes leadership, field exercises, weapons operation, land navigation, patrolling, and physical training. Weigand is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kurt Weigand of Ottawa RFD 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joel Weigand
Kanesas State University
Fort Riley
Thomas Badger
Weigand Is
Kurt Weigand
Ottawa
RFD 3
Girl Scout Camp Set For June 21
Franklin county leaders prepare Day Camp at Mears park on June 21 with about 150 girls from Ottawa and Wellsville registered. Mrs Gene Lesh and Mrs Marion Callhan will direct a 9 am to 3 pm program daily, with 20 adult leaders and three aides.
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Franklin County
Mears Park
Gene Lesh
Marion Callhan
Wellsville
Ottawa
Lesh
Leningrad A Contrast To Most Soviet Cities
AP reports on Leningrad showing a blend of czarist baroque and Soviet culture. The city hosts Peter and Paul fortress, the Hermitage, and the Admiralty while maintaining low six to seven story buildings, unlike Moscow. Foreigners see it as cultured and slower paced, a distinct northern capital with hints of Paris and Moscow’s rival.
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Leningrad
U.S.S.R
V. L
Lenin
Russia
Peter the Great
Cathereine the Great
Peter and Paul
Moscow
Comemissars
Leninegrad
Neva
Admiralty
Paris
Hermitage
Louvre
Nicholas I
St. Petersburgh
New York
Rusesia
Boy Driver Hits Light Pole In North Main Crash
Michael D. Stansbury, 16, of 829 N. Poplar, drove a 1963 Dodge north on North Main in the 400 block when he turned to wave at a friend and struck a light pole. A 16 year old passenger sustained a forehead bump. no hospital visit. Damages estimated at 250 for the car and 100 for the light pole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael D. Stansburgy
N. Poplar
North Main
Stansbury
Stutterers Sought at KU for Dissertation Interviews
Roy J. Timmons, PhD candidate in speech correction at the University of Kansas, seeks about 30 adult stutterers for one hour interviews. Preference for Lawrence campus participants, possibly KU Medical Center in Kansas City. Volunteers contact Timmons at the KU Speech and Hearing Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy J. Timmons
University of Kansas
Lawrence
K.U. Medical Center
Kansas City
Mons
K.U. Speech and Hearing Cinic
Welcome for Astronaut James McDivitt Stirs Jackson
Jackson city manager Paul L White led the planning for a parade that drew about 125,000 spectators to greet astronaut James McDivitt. Mrs White wrote to Dr Jonas Phyne Davis detailing the town being in orbit over the visit. White, a University of Kansas city management graduate, hails from Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James McDivitt
Jackson
Mich
Paul L. White
McDivitt
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Hospital notes list admissions Mrs Thomas Morse 839 8 Sycamore Ivan Brown Ottawa RFD 2 Troy Young 616 Ash Thursday. Dismissals Keith Whitacre 946 Cypress Floyd Hulse 309 Ash Thursday. Births Mr and Mrs Melvin Hoover 215 Red Jacket a son weight 7 pounds 9 ounces Tuesday. Mr and Mrs William L Bancroft Lawrence a daughter weight 4 pounds 10 ounces Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Morse
Sycamore
Ivan Brown
Ottawa
RFD
Troy Young
Keith Whitacre
Cypress
Floyd Hulse
Ash
Thurseday
Melvin Hoover
William L. Bancroft
Lawrence
Acknowledgments After Hospital Stay From W. H. Geiler
W. H. Geiler thanks friends and relatives for cards calls and flowers during hospitalization. Special gratitude is given to Dr. Trump and the nurses aids and hospital staff for the excellent care provided.
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Dr. Trump
Community Auction Notices in Ottawa Area
A cluttered listing shows multiple auction announcements around Ottawa Kansas and nearby towns. Dated June events include household goods tools furniture and real estate with dates from June 19 to June 29. Auctioneers include Printy and Son, Harold Stewart, T J Oakley Parker, Mae Canfield, Alfred Dane caster, Jack Nelson and Osage City and Emporia sales companies. Local properties and items such as house lots and furniture are featured along with weekly sales every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
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Harold Taylor
Ash St
Ottawa
A. B. Taylor
Highway 59
Princeton
Kaw
Harold Stewart Gen
Clifford R
Hobbs
Kansas
T. J. Oakley
Parker
Mae Canfield
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Jim Brady
Emporia Livestock Sales Co
Emporia
Osage City Livestock Sales
Osage City
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F.O.E. Aux
Richel Englund
Topeka
Durbin
N. Main
Janet Duncan
Howard N. Duncan
Orchard Drive
Bob Pence
Apple Lane
Marais Des Cygnes
Kaw Council
Boy Scouts of America
Robert Miller
Paola
Bill Baldwin
Carnegie Library
S. Cedar
City Vows
Redmond
Cuba
Edith E. Chism
Ruth V. Carlson
C. R. Wolford
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Joe Ferns
Harry Hendriz
James A. Richardson
Max R. Gilmore
Roscoe Ates
Louis Dengelson
Ottawa Herald
Thomas Forrer
Richard Forrer
Lamar Forrer
W. H. Geiler
Dad Shaffer
Mom Shaffer
Eletha Shelley
Bill Butts
Shaffer
Trancred Commandery No. 11
Ver
K.T
Jack B
Stephenson
E.C
Gerald B
Harford
Rec
B. F
Heidner
Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
North
Davy School
Wileson Street
Ye mi
Printy
Ben Printy
Main
Shoger Estate
Olive St
Alfred Danecaster
Williamsburg
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