Kansas State College grads earn all A grades in spring
A list of 21 Pittsburg State College graduates receiving all A grades in the spring semester is released. Other items note Ottawa Lodge plans for a June 28 grand master visit, plus local announcements of reunions, travel, and community events across Garnett Osawa Tomie and nearby towns.
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Martha Ellen Wycoff
Garnett
Max Eldon Sullins
Osawatomie
Kansas State College of Pittsburg
Ottawa
Joof
Noble
Jay Brown
Kansas
Chester A. Doles
Newton
Baldwin-Lester Groom to join Baker University faculty
Lester H. Groom will join Baker University in September as assistant professor of music and fine arts, succeeding Ronald Dawson who left for a position at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Kansas City. Groom, a Wheaton College and Northwestern University graduate, has five years on Blue Mountain College faculty and is noted as an accomplished organist and author of sacred works. The Groom family plans to move to Baldwin in August.
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Baldwin
Lester H. Groom
Joihe Baker University
Groom
Ronald Dawson
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Wheaton College
Northwestern University
Blue Mountain College
Blue Mountain
Miss
Settlement Reaches Laos Factions For Coalition Government
Prince Souvanna Phouma announced that Laos factions reached agreement on all points delaying a coalition cabinet. He would lead the coalition and said the Cabinet would be installed Saturday, renewing hopes for a neutralist leftist leadership amid Cold War tensions. The prior compromise collapsed within 24 hours.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna Phouma
Souvanna
Breeding Votes For Farm Bill Ends In House Reprimand
Congress kills the administration farm bill as Kansas and Missouri Republicans join the majority to send the measure back to the Agriculture Committee. Only Kansas Democrat Breeding and Missouri Democrats voted for passage. Oklahoma Democrats split, and one Nebraska Republican backed the bill.
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Washington
Missouri
Kansas
House
Agriculture Committee
J. Floyd Breeding
Oklahoma
Jarman and Steed
Rep
Belcher
Rep. Weaver
Nebraska
Traffic Toll Topeka 24 Hours to 9 A M Friday
Kansas traffic death log for 24 hours ending 9 a m Friday records 31 deaths for June 1962 compared with 256 in the comparable 1961 period and 239 previously.
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Topeka
Kansas
Hospital Notes And Births And Dismissals
Admissions list multiple names with addresses on various days Tuesday Thursday Friday. Births report Mr and Mrs John Smith at 912 North Sycamore with a Thursday birth at 7 pounds 1402 ounces. Dismissals include Joe Yockey Jr at 727 North Sycamore and several others across towns such as Waverly Wellsville Vernon Bethell and Mrs R E Cook with addresses on Main and Cypress.
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John Allen
RFD
Mabel Hay
W. 6Th
Elsa Towe
North American Hotel
Lloyd Taggart
Willow
John Smith
Sycamore
Son
Joe Yockey Jr
N. Sycamore
George Stewart
Waverly
Vickie Evans
Cypress
Clyde Weaver
Main
Vernon Bethell
Quene
Terry Greaves
Wellsville
Land
R. E. Cook
N. Main
Climbers Found in Nepal Safe but Weak Four Americans and a Swiss Located
White House reports the four climbers including Woodrow Wilson Sayre have been found in Khum Jung near Namche Bazar, Nepal. They are in weak condition and request helicopter evacuation. The group includes Norman Hanson, Roger Alan Hart, and Hans Peter Duttle.
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White House
Woodrow Wilson
Nepal
Army
Katmandu
Khum Jung
Namche Bazar
Pierre Salinger
State Department
U.S
Salinger
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Francis B. Sayre Jr
Washington Cathedral
Tufts University
Norman Hanson
Boston
Roger Alan Hart
Tufts
Hans Peter Duttle
Horse Adopts Calf Stuns Rural Family
RANTOUL The Warren Bruner family faced a startled scene as a young mare adopted a baby calf, luring it into the horse’s stall. Neighbors helped separate the pair, a relief to the calf’s real mother and a moment of consternation for the horse husbandry.
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Rantoul
Warren Bruner
Bruners
New Terror Campaign In Oran
In Oran five explosions rocked the western Algerian city with smoke and fire from terrorist blasts. Two women trapped on a terrace were rescued from wreckage. Overnight explosions also hit Bone as terrorists defy a cease fire. The Secret Army Organization repeats its refusal to recognize the ceasefire and hints at other dealings without detail. In Algiers life returns to normal amid threats of further clashes with French gendarmes.
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Algiers
Oran
Secret Army
Seastorn
Bone
Secret Army Organization
Algeria
Doctor says all tobacco forms are bad in cancer link
Kansas City AP report notes Dr Kenneth D Devine of Mayo Clinic testified in a $250000 suit against Philip Morris that there is a medical probability smoking caused John Ross’s throat cancer. Ross, a long time Kansas City Better Business Bureau employee, alleges exclusive cigarette use led to his cancer. Court recessed for long weekend. trial may run weeks.
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Kansas City
Kenneth D. Devine
Mayo Brothers Clinic
Rochester
Minn
John T. Ross
Philip Morris Co
Philip Morris
Ross
Kansas City Better, Business Bureau
KU Honor Students Named From Area Communities
The University of Kansas spring honor roll lists three Osawatomie seniors Eugene H. Caylor Karen Lynn Caylor and George W. Robinson and Ottawa junior Ward 440 E 11th Ward son of Mr and Mrs Reid Ward among School of Business honorees Also two Ottawans Larry D Arnold 806 N Mulberry a senior and David Rybolt Jr 1023 N Cedar a sophomore named to the School of Engineering Architecture honor roll plus Wellsville sophomore John T Stephens RFD 2 named to the group
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Osawatomie
Ottawa
University of Kansas School of Business
Eugeneh. Caylor
Karen Lynn Caylor
George W. Robinson
Lauren
Ward
Reid Ward
School of Engineering Architecture
Larry D. Arnold
N. Mulberry
David Rybolt Jr
N. Cedar
John T. Stephens
RFD 2
Wellsville
Reward Offered for Missing Brittany Spaniel Penny
Mrs. Denny D. Burgess of Wamego offers 100 dollars for information leading to the return of Penny a two year old female Brittany Spaniel missing from the area. Penny is small orange and white 17 inches tall with a fully orange left muzzle and a white right muzzle and a V notch in her right ear from an old infection.
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Denny D. Burgess
RFD
Wamego
Franklin County Humane Society
Penny
Local Market Prices For Agricultural Commodities
Market listing shows soybeans at 2.00, wheat around 2.26, and miscellaneous grain prices with corn and eggs also noted. Indicates daily price quotes with fragile OCR rendering and several unreadable segments.
Eisenhower to target Kennedy policy at $300000 fundraiser
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower is expected to attack the Kennedy administration’s domestic program at a $300,000 Republican fundraiser. The event, arranged by Rep. Bob Wilson’s campaign committee, sold out 3,000 seats at $100 each, with 75 percent to House and 25 percent to Senate candidates. Eisenhower is emphasized as a rallying national figure for GOP efforts to retake the House in November.
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Washington
Dwight D. Hisenhower
Bob Wilson
California
Republican Congressional Campaign Committee
House
Senate
Eisenhower
White House
KC Markets Report from Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices
KC Markets in Kansas City lists cattle with 600 head steady, calves none. Slaughter steers at 25.50, good and choice 22.90-26.00, good helfers 23.75, utility cows 13.00-16.00. Hogs total 4,200 with barrows and gilts down 25-50, sows 25-0 lower. Barrows and gilts 1-3 at 17.78-18.23, 2-2 at 16.00-17.75, 1-3 sows 12.50-18.25. Sheep 100, market untested.
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Kansas City
Ottawa couples obtain marriage licenses
Frederick Eldon Schnoke aged 18 and Catherine Louise Ralston aged 18, both of Ottawa, Gary FR, along with Millbern aged 21 and Janet Helen Schmoe aged 19, both of Ottawa, were issued marriage licenses.
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Frederick Eldon Schnoke
Catherine Louise Ralston
Ottawa
Gary FR
Millbern
Janet Helen Schmoe
Slayer Of Girls In Morris Township Murder
Police probe the bludgeon slaying of high school girls Margaret Ann Kennedy and Noreen Buckley near a wooded Morristown area. An 18-year-old acquaintance was questioned and released after admitting casual conversation at a soda shop. Autopsies found death by severe head blows. A tire iron was located nearby as possible murder weapon.
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Morris Township
N.J
Frank C. Scerbo
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
William F. Costello
Deaths of Stanley Spratt at Olathe
One year old Stanley Spratt, son of Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Spratt, died at a friend's home in Olathe. He was the grandson of Mrs. Sadie Spratt of Ottawa and Mr. and Mrs. E. Saunders of Homewood. Surviving are his parents and two brothers, Marc and Lindsey. Dr. Glenn Thompson of Topeka’s First Methodist Church will officiate graveside services at Antioch Cemetery.
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Don Miskimen
Are. Ray Miskimen
Pittsburg State College
Stanley Spratt
Eugene Spratt
Friends
Olathe
Topeka
Sadiele
Spratt
Ottawa
E. “. Sanders
Homewood
Marc and
Lindsey
Glenn Thompson
First Methodist Church
Antioch Cemetery
Break Off Railroad Negotiations Indicate Labor Strife
Chicago report says the nation's railroads cut off talks with five operating unions over featherbedding claims. J E Wolfe, chief spokesman for the rail lines, said no progress could be made by prolonging the current negotiations. The unions total about 200,000 with engineers firemen trainmen conductors and switchmen.
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Chicago
J. E. Wolfe
Bridge Plan Approved for Eudora on Kansas River
Douglas and Leavenworth counties voted in a joint session to replace the collapsing ice damaged bridge at Eudora six miles east of Lawrence. The $700,000 project will be financed by a two county bond issue with Douglas County bearing about 60 percent of the cost while financing method remains under study.
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Lawrence, Kan
Douglas
Leavenworth
Kansas River
Eudora
Douglas County
Notice of Hearing on Probate of Lars Nelson Will
First published June 22 1962 and last July 6 1962 in Franklin County Kansas. Hazel L. Fitch seeks probate of the will of Lars C Nelson dated December 30 1958 and appointment of R M Clogston as executor without bond. Defenses must be filed by July 6 1962 at 10:00 a m in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys for Petitioner: Anderson and Byrd.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Lars v. Nelson
Lars
Nelson
R. M. Clogston
Kansas
Maid County
Harry Whitewsck
Ottawa
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