Joint Venture For Matinees At Plaza Theater
The Plaza Theater and the Ottawa PTA Council will host five Wednesday matinees for local youths with half price admission of 25 cents. Shows start at 2 p.m. The lineup includes Trouble With Angels on June 23, McLintock on July 7, Mr Hobbs Takes A Vacation on July 21, Indian Paint on August 4, and Five Weeks In A Balloon on August 18.
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Plaza Theater
Ottawa Pta Council
PTA Council
Trouble With Angels
McLintock
Mr. Hobbs
Market Dips Steady After Morning Slump On Wall Street
Wall Street in New York saw a lower trading day with the Dow Jones at noon down 5.69 to 883.47 after an earlier drop of over 8 points. Declines outnumbered advances on the NYSE by about 5 to 1 as volume cooled from the brisk morning pace.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Obituary News From Kansas Towns
The Daily Report notes death of Artie C. Cleaveland 75 of Princeton RFD 1 at Veterans Hospital Wadsworth Kan. Survived by sister Mary Banks and brother Ernest. services at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with burial Mount Hope Williamsburg. Also reported are funeral notices for Minnie Kierulff 88 of Lyndon. multiple police citations in Ottawa. a divorce filing in County Court. local emergencies and county agri market summaries with Kansas City prices for eggs butter cattle and hogs.
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Artie C. Cleaveland
Princeton
Veterans’ Hospital
Wadsworth
Kan
Jackson County
Kansas
Cleaveland
Franklin County
Mary Banks
Kansas City
Ernest B. Cleaveland
Princeton Rfd
Lamb- Roberts
Paul Pentz
First United Methodist Church
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Lamb- Roberts Funeral Home
Medal of Honor winner says he was stoned during combat
Detroit AP report quotes Vietnam Medal of Honor recipient Peter Lemon, 21, saying he fought Viet Cong on April 1, 1970, while high on marijuana. He describes combat, dragging a wounded buddy, and his later reflections on war, Nixon's ceremony, and three fallen comrades.
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Detroit
America
Peter Lemon
Tawas City
Free Press
Howard Kohn
Lemon
Portland's Civic Fountain Draws Crowds in Downtown
In Portland Oregon at the Civic Auditorium Forecourt a half million dollar fountain complex attracts a mix of crowds from hippies to families. Lawrence Halprin, its architect, spoke amid jeers praising communal city life as water flows 13 000 gallons per minute. by evening the pumps are off and a light rain adds a quiet hush to the scene.
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Portland
Ore
Civic Auditorium
Lawrence Halprin
San Francisco
Halprin
Sharon Guthman
Market oriented U S farming push expands exports aim
The Agriculture Department shifts from a production driven to a market oriented approach to U S agrifood exports. It seeks to study overseas wants, stimulate export initiative, and better promote U S origin products to meet world demand amid rising farm shipping totals. Denmark leads Scandinavian soybean imports with 534 769 metric tons, Norway and Sweden also rising. USDA jobs total 289 with four women, vacancies slated this year, and Nixon orders boost female appointments, including minimum one quarter of advisory boards filled by qualified women.
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U.S
Agriculture Department
Department
U.S. Com
Kenneth K. Krogh
Foreign Agricultural Service
Krogh
United States
Washington
Scandinavia
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
U.S. Agriculture Department
Nixon
Secretary of Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
USDA
Wild Start In Medina Pretrial
A former Charlie Company sergeant at My Lai testified in Capt. Ernest Medina’s pretrial hearing that high ranking Army officers threatened to charge him with crimes at My Lai unless he testified against Medina. S. Sgt. Charles Lacroix said Col. Henry Olk first questioned him about the massacre, and Maj. Gen. Bernard Rogers offered immunity if he testified. He said he refused, risking a court martial, while charges listed included premeditated murder and illegal use of prisoners. Bailey argued improper command influence tainted the case and sought to drop the charges.
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FT. Mcpherson, Ga
Charlie Company
My Lai
Ernest Medina
Medina
Charles Lacroix
Ft. Carson
Colo
Henry Olk
Ft. Riley
Kan
My * Lai
Lai
Lacroix
F. Lee Bailey
Bernard Rogers
Rogers
Bailey
Aubrey Daniel
William Cailey
Albert O. Connor
McPherson
Memorial Record of Ruth G. Bavis and Artie C. Cleaveland
Funeral services for Ruth G. Bavis will be at Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Tuesday at 2:00 p.m. with Rev. Leon Nelson officiating. Interment in Greenwood Cemetery southwest of Ottawa. Artie C. Cleaveland, longtime Princeton area resident, died yesterday at Veterans Hospital Wadsworth. Services from Lamb-Roberts Funeral Home Wednesday at 2:00 p.m. Rev. Paul W. Pentz officiating. Interment in Mount Hope Cemetery Williamsburg. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday from 11:00 a.m. until service time.
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Cleaveland
Artie C. Cleaveland
Princeton
Veterans Hospital
Wadsworth
Lamb-Roberts
Paul W. Pentz
Mount Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Friends
Dry Run In OJHS Break In Details
A break in at Ottawa Junior High School was found Sunday noon. An west window was broken and several interior windows damaged. Desks were searched in the principal counselor metal shop and craft rooms, according to police.
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Ottawa
Area Man Reports Twister Near Williamsburg
A funnel cloud was sighted Sunday afternoon by Joe Strange of Williamsburg and reported to the Ottawa Police Department. The report was relayed to the Weather Bureau in Topeka, whose radar indicated no activity. Police noted multiple calls around 4 p.m.
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Joe Strange
Williamsburg
Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Topeka
Notice of Probate Hearings for Anna M Smith Estate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Nell Bullock executor seeks final settlement and heirs with hearings set in Ottawa on June 1971 defenses due July 1 1971. Attorney William S Bowers P O Box 344 Ottawa Kansas 66067 listed. First published June 2 1971 and last July 4 1971. Also notice of hearing for Lillian J Wood estate descent of real estate in Franklin County with July 9 1971 defense due and Skoog Latimer attorneys. Leave of final settlement for Paul McCray estate noted.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Anna M. Smith
Nell Bullock
Anna MM. Smith
Ottawa
Kansas
Lillian
Wood
Lillian J. Wood
Jarry L. Vickers
T.ta
Paul McCray
Paul
McCray
Offa
Jerry L. Vickers
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