Morford wins air rifle in national contest
GEORGE E MORFORD of 804 Spruce won an air powered rifle in a national contest sponsored by Clinton Engines Corporation Kodak Finishing Wrights Studio Adv The annual IOOF Pomona picnic will be held July 9 11 Evening features include Clark's Greater Shows and a dance There will be concession stands drawings for prizes and other entertainment Also notes new arrivals Mrs Alberta Deshazers return from Research Clinic and patients at K U Medical Center are listed including Mrs Ida Williams of Cedar House nursing home
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George E. Morford
Clinton Engines Corporation
Clark
Ida Williams
Cedar House Nursing Home
Richmond
K. U. Medical Center
Romney on GOP Visit to Kansas City and Missouri
Gov. George Romney of Michigan promotes a moder ate Republican platform in Kansas City and Missouri. He attends an economic conference with four Midwestern governors and aims to influence state GOP delegates on civil rights collective bargaining and foreign policy. Romney says he has no VP thoughts and plans to lead an uncommitted Michigan delegation to the national convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
George Romney
Michigan
Kansas
Missouri
Romney
Republican Party
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Gov. Scranton
Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Army Removes Racial Designations From Most Forms
The Defense Department ordered racial listings removed from 24 to 25 personnel forms. Deputy Assistant Secretary Alfred B. Fitt said the action, taken in April, targets discrimination and aims to ease Negro servicemen's treatment near bases. Forms affected include security questionnaires, discharge reports, personal history statements, WAC and WAF evaluations, Navy enlistment forms, and certain medical records.
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Washington
Defense Department
Alfred B. Fitt
Fitt
Associated Press
Pentagon
Navy
Laury Appointed County Health Officer After Henning Death
Dr. David Laury was appointed by the county commission to fill the vacancy left by Dr. Joseph Henning. The county health office will be closed for several days. Emergency calls are redirected to the county clerk’s office, and the courthouse closes the afternoon of Dr. Henning’s funeral.
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David Laury
County Commission
Joseph ‘Henning
Special Shoes Built By Wellsville Shoemaker Frank Reavis
Frank Reavis owns Service Shoe Shop in Wellsville and specializes in orthopedic and custom footwear. He sources hides and lasts from Wichita and Kansas City, rebuilds braces, and has shod clients nationwide and abroad, including military bases in Guam and Japan. Reavis served in World War II, worked at Hyer's Boot Factory, and bought his shop ten years ago.
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Bernice Holden
Frank Reavis
Wellsville
Reavis
East
Jonesboro
N.C
Wichita
Kansas City
Orthopedic Association
United States
Hyer’s
Olathe
Lawrence
Guam
Japan
Atheist Son Weds Abramovitz Girl in Baltimore Court Turmoil
William Murray an 18 year old ally of Madalyn Murray wed Susan Abramovitz 17 in Frederick Maryland amid a bitter custody and assault case. The ceremony followed a weekend melee at Mrs Murray’s Baltimore home and a courtroom session involving Susan’s parents and Mrs Murray’s family.
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Baltimore
Madalyn Murray
U.S. Supreme Court
Susan
Murray
Maryland
Murrays
Market Report From Kansas City Beef and Egg Prices
KC markets show hogs up to 17.00 for barrows and gilts 100-250 lb with sows higher. Sheep trade steady with prime lambs at 23.00-50 and ewes at 4.50-6.00. Cattle and calves mixed with steers up to 24.25 and prime 23.75-24.00. Eggs and poultry listed with large eggs 25-30 and wholesale large eggs 32.34. butter at 67-68 cents.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Court Invalidates Travel Rule Against Communists
The Supreme Court ruled unconstitutional a provision denying passports to members of officially designated Communist organizations. Justice Goldberg noted the section is too broad and indiscriminately restricts travel, abridging constitutional liberty. The decision cites Elizabeth Gurley Flynn and Herbert Aptheker in its appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Elizabeth Gurley Flynn
Communist Party of the United States
Herbert Aptheker
Political Affairs
Car dives over bridge during opening in Milford
A driver from Scranton, Raymond Spinosi, 28, drove into an opening drawbridge on U S 1 over the Housatonic River in Milford. He landed upright on the other bridge section, uninjured but with a damaged car. Police said a lever that unlocks the mechanism apparently tripped accidentally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milford, Conn
Raymond Spinosi
Scranton
U.S. 1
Housatonic River
Spinosi
Youth Attend Institute at Baldwin First Methodist
First Methodist youth attend the Baldwin MYF Institute with Dan Fleming Linda Fouts Gary Mavity Sherry Schultz Becky Warnock Janice Wittmeyer and Jane Wollien. Mrs Nelle Stout director will attend as staff member and Terry Wollen plus Rev Charles P Knight will attend the second session July 5 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist
Baldwin Myf Institute
Dan Fleming
Linda Fouts
Gary Mavity
Sherry Schultz
Becky Warnock
Janice Wittmeyer
Jane Wollien
Nelle Stout
Ottawa
Car Hits Pole and Flips After Collision near Ottawa
No injuries reported in a Saturday one car crash on US 50 when Mary A. Bradshaw, 23, Ottawa RFD 3, swerved to avoid a slowing vehicle and struck a pole, overturning a 1952 Chevrolet. Passengers Leon Callahan 18 RFD 3, Carol Richardson 16 Pomona, and Sylvia McAlexander 19 716 Pecan were present. no arrests or further damages noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary A. Bradshaw
Ottawa
RFD
Sheriff’s
Leon Callahan
Carol Richardson
Pomona
Sylvia McAlexander
Bike Hits Car at Ist and Main No Injuries Reported
Police report a bicycle car crash at Ist and Main Saturday afternoon. Pedestrian David Watkins, 10, ran a red light and struck Rolla A. Hagerty’s car, 64, of 721 Princeton. Watkins fell but escaped to the curb. no arrests were made.
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Ist
Main
Rolla A. Hagerty
Princeton
Hagerty
David Watkins
Cypress
Police cite eight for careless driving and speeding
Police arrested three for careless driving and two for speeding over the weekend and Monday morning. Names include Gary W. Malburg 18 Williamsburg and Jerry L. Adkisson 20 1033 N Main both cited for radar speeding, with others charged for defective mufflers inattentive driving and liquor related offenses.
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Gary W. Malburg
Will Liamsburg
Frankie Franks
Nelson Hotel
David E. Ott
Eugene Mitchell
Ottawa
Wilkins Warns Against Hasty Civil Rights Tactics
Roy Wilkins of the NAACP warns that gains from the new civil rights bill could be diminished if testing enforcement is done with loud, unwise methods. He urges measured, swift action and moderation to prevent a vacuum after enactment while preparing to address the 55th NAACP convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roy Wilkins
Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Deaths of Nick Kipper and Glida Duvall in 2 notices
Nick Kipper 60 of Chicago died today at 2 a m in a Chicago hospital where he had been a patient since June 18. Richmond relatives attend the service Wednesday noon in Chicago. Surviving: brothers Dan and Frank Kipper of Aurora Indiana and sisters Mrs Mary Steinbacher San Diego and Mrs W D Sullivan Chicago. Glida Demoret Duvall 81 died June 21 in Fresno after a long illness. Mother of Clarence L Duvall Richmond she lived in Franklin and Anderson counties for years. A son Lea will attend memorials in Berryville Arkansas June 27 at 1 p m. Clarence Duvalls drive to Berryville for the funeral.
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al Kipper
Richmond
Nick Kipper
Chicago
Kipper
Anderson County
Scipio
Daniel
Catherine Wolken Kipper
Dan
Frank Kipper
Aurora
Mary Steinebacher
Glida Demoret Duvall
Fresno
Calif
Clarence L. Duvall
Richemond
Franklin
Anderson
Lea
Berryville
Ark
Clarence Duvalls
Hospital Notes Admissions List With Names and Streets
A long admissions list records patients and their residences, including Elizabeth Plaschka of Pomona, Tommie Tschantz at 815 S Sycamore, Maime Wimner at 627 S Cedar, Mrs David Garman of Princeton, Mrs Ralph Kampschroeder at 1119 N Hickory, Mrs Max Caldwell at 609 King, Cecelia Reyes at 104 S Oak, George W Reed at 519 N Cedar, Charles Gillette at 1433 S Cedar, Mrs Richard Welch of Princeton, Elmer Hull at 942 S Locust, Mrs Dennis Trittlet and baby daughter at Colony, Eugene Gaddis of Richmond, Marela Holmes at 526 N Mulberry, Francis Russell at 1107 S Hickory, Mrs John Scott of Quenemo, Tommie Tschantz again at 815 S Sycamore, and Guy Snedaker at 804 W 6th.
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Elizabeth Plaschka
Pomona
Tommie Tschantz
S. Sycamore
Maime Wimner
S. Ceedar
David Garman
Princeton
Ralph Kampschroeder
N. Hickory
Max Caldwell
King
Cecelia Reyes
S. Oak
George W. Reed
N. Cedar
Charles Gillette
Richard Welch
Elmer Hull
S. Locust
Dennis Triplett
Colony
Eugene Gaddis
Richmond
Mare la Holmes
N. Mulberry
Francis Russell
Hickory
John Scott
Quenemo
Guy Snedaker
Rights Bill Repetition of a Hundred Year Fight
James Marlow argues that Congress and the Supreme Court are revisiting civil rights efforts first attempted after the Civil War. He recounts postwar amendments and 19th century rulings, noting how 1875 protections faded into segregation and later reforms in 1954 1957 and 1960, now paving the way for another civil rights act to bolster voting rights and prohibit discrimination in public accommodations affecting interstate commerce.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
America
Court
KSU Hunts Twin Calves
Kansas State University seeks identical twin beef calves for rumen and grass utilization studies. Dr. Earl Farmer notes that 8 to 10 twin sets yield one identical pair, and 30 to 40 sets may be needed to obtain three or four more identical pairs. Identical twins are same sex and exactly alike in body form and even hair twist.
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Manhattan
Kan
Kansas State University
Earl Farmer
Cuba Requires English for All Students in Seventh Grade
Havana AP reports Cuban students begin English in seventh grade with mandatory study through ninth. From tenth grade, those with English proficiency may switch to French. Russian is experimented in special schools at Liberty City near Havana. Liberty City, formerly Camp Columbia, houses education centers for about 7,000 students in a socialist system that portrays the Soviet Union as a leader of the free world.
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Education Ministry
Liberty City
Havana
Camp Columbia
Fulgencis Batista
Cuba
Soviet Union
Incomplete log fines for two motorists in county court
County Court fined Walter Barron of LaSalle Michigan 10 dollars plus costs for an incomplete log and fined Robert W Gadwood of Shawnee five dollars plus costs for disobeying a stop sign one mile east of Ottawa on K.68.
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Walter Barron
LaSalle
Mich
Robert W. Gadwood
Shawnee
Ottawa
Doty Governor Club Organized Names Officers
Rodney McCliay of 419 S Cedar was named treasurer of the Jules Doty for Governor Club at an organizational meeting in Lawrence. Doty, Ottawa lawyer, seeks the Democratic nomination for governor. Officers include Karl Brueck Paola president Pam Morey Lawrence vice president Ernestine Brennan Fort Scott secretary Tom Corcoran Overland Park state campaign coordinator. Brueck is vice chairman of the Kansas delegation to the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City. He said officers will begin naming county chairmen.
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Rodney McCliay
S. Cedar
Jules Doty
Lawrence
Doty
Ottawa
Karl A. Brueck
Paola
Pam Morey
Ernestine Brennan
Fort Scott
Tom Corcoran
Overland Park
Brueck
Kansas
Atlantic City
N. J
Local Office Places More Local Office Places More
The Ottawa office of Kansas Employment Service placed 66 persons in agricultural jobs in May, up 16 from May 1963. Serving Franklin, Anderson, and Miami counties, it logged 180 referrals for 143 openings plus 98 other placements. New applications were 181 vs 188 a year ago, with total job seekers 358 this year and 348 last year. Unemployment claim weeks totaled 716, near last year, while state-to-state returnees rose to 79 from 40 in 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kansa Employment Service
Franklin
Andereson
Miami
Five Spokane kids tow water skier across ditch
In Spokane a caravan of five children moved along both sides of an eight foot irrigation ditch at high speed while a sixth child rode a water ski across the water. The stunt drew astonished Sunday motorists as the group demonstrated a bold challenge to machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Porter-Spears Insurance Agency dissolves in Kansas
State of Kansas confirms Porter Spears Insurance Agency Inc filed its Resolution of Dissolution with the Secretary of State. Registered office is Ottawa in Franklin County. Dissolution filed and recorded June 18, 1964.
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Porter-Spears Insurance Agency, Inc
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
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Research Clinic
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Glida Duvall
Try
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Governor Club
Blecha
Frank J. Blecha
First Methodist Church
Highland Cemetery
Legals
State OF
Office of the Secretary of State
Myers Bros
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Howard
Franklin County Sale Company
Charles Carey
Printy
Ben Printy
Jack Nelson
Kas
Overbrook
Allen County
Gas City
Council Grove
Harold Stewart
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