Local notices from a Midwest paper
Dennis D Harkins has enlisted in the Navy and reports to San Diego. Tommy Whitacre remains in room 602B at KU Medical Center. Marvin Durbin elected president of Ottawa Recreation Commission, with Harold Gahagan as VP and Tom Porter as secretary. Mrs Mary Gates transferred to Crestview Nursing Home. Yard sale at 823 Cedar, Flight June 26 from 9 to 4. W G Snedaker admitted to St Luke's Hospital. Heisin in room 383.
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Dennis D. Harkins
Dennis M. Harkins
Rantoul
Navy
U. S. Naval Recruit Training Center
San Diego
Marvin Durbin
E. Wilson
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Harold Gahagan
Orchard Drive
Tom Porter
W. Ltd
Mary Gates
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Crestview Nursing Home
LBJ Welcomes Greek Premier for Cyprus Talks
Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou arrived in Washington to begin a two day phase of President Johnsons diplomacy aimed at resolving the Cyprus crisis. Johnson seeks direct negotiations between the competing sides after a productive session with Turkey's Ismet Inonu. Papandreou landed on the Ellipse and was greeted with full military honors before a conference in the White House.
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Washington
George Papandreou
Johnson
Cyprus
Turkey
Ismet Inonu
Torn
Papandreou
Williamsburg
White House
Simon
Executive Mansion
NAACP Leader Attacks Youth Violence in NYC
New York AP report quotes Roy Wilkins executive secretary of the NAACP denouncing teen hoodlums who undermine progress by hundreds of Black and white youths jailed for human rights actions. Writing in the Amsterdam News he calls the youths punks foul mouthed smart alecs and Harlem and Brooklyn morons.
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NEW York
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Amsterdam News
Wilkins
New York City
Harlem
Brooklyn
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported
Admissions list includes Steven Hinton 1137 S Cedar Joseph Moody 608 N Cedar Mrs Emil Johnon 11428 Cedar Donna Diana Jackman Pomona Mary F Harlan 1121 N Main Tuesday Patricia Cox 930 N Main Mrs James W Hollon 119 Willow Wednesday Births to Mr and Mrs James Dykstra 1431 S Main daughter Tuesday weight 7 lb 8 oz dismissals include Mrs Desmond Whithite and baby daughter 904 Maple Tuesday Mrs James Young 1445 Elm Wednesday
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Steven Hinton
S. Cedar
Joseph Moody
N. Cedar
Emil Johnon
Cedar
Donna Diana Jackman
Pomona
Mary F. Harlan
Patricia Cox
James W. Hollon
James Dykstra
Desmond Whithite
James Young
Truman Cancels Trip To St. Louis
Former President Harry S. Truman has canceled a planned trip to St. Louis, Missouri, according to AP reports. No rescheduled date announced.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
St. Louis
Two-car city crash injures three. no arrests
About 50 spectators watched police handle a two car collision last night. Injured were Nova N Pavia ch 42 with a bruised hip Mary Harlan 56 facial cuts and chest bruise Linna F Swords 60 with cuts to eye and nose. Pavlack drove a 1951 Chevrolet north on Main toward 700 Stock. Swords in a 1963 Chevrolet tried to turn left at Main Street Seventh Street. Pavlack car skidded 22 feet. Mary Harlan was a passenger. Damage estimated 30 dollars to Pavlack, 250 to Swords. No arrests.
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Nova N. Paviaech
S. Weir
Mary Harlan
N. Main
Linna F. Swords
Deerfield
Pavlack
Swords
Pavelack
Main
Nona Pavlack
S. Oak
Lime Swords
Glen White
Fred Espinosa
Mrs Hodson In Serious Condition After Ottawa Crash
Mrs Hodson 68 remained in serious condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a Saturday morning crash one mile north of Ottawa. Her husband 76 was treated for bruises. The Hodson car pulled across US 59 to turn at Redwood Inn corner and was struck by a southbound 1963 pickup driven by Theodore Haas 44. Haas had minor cuts. his vehicle damaged. The Haas pickup hit the Hodson car pushing it into a 1951 Hudson driven by Bobby Soper 30 who was not injured. Thane Hodson 10 rode with grandparents and was uninjured. Damages estimated at 1000 to 1500 for the Hodson car, 350 for the Haas pickup, 100 for Soper. No citations issued.
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Thomas Hodson
Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Hodson
US 59
Redwood Inn
Theodore J. Haas
RFD
Haas
Bobby J. Soper
Soper
Highway Patrol
Thane Hodson
Woman Home After Wreck Near Rantoul
Mrs Glen Stottlemire of Wellsville RFD 1 returned from Ran som Memorial Hospital after a week in hospital following a one car crash three miles north of Rantoul and two miles west at about 10:30 p m June 17. Her 1958 Ford went out of control on loose gravel struck Hickory Creek bridge, overturned, burned, and was a total loss. She suffered facial cuts bruises and a sprained ankle and knee.
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Glen Stottlemire
Wellsville
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Rantoul
Government Emergency Beef Purchase Funds Allocated
Agriculture Department officials testified they have used about 80 million dollars for an emergency beef purchase program this fiscal year. An additional 170 million will be available to use for the next fiscal year starting July 1 if needed. They said prices to ranchers and feeders have improved and further buying may not be necessary. Funds come from customers receipts on agricultural imports and the beef supports school lunches and related aid programs.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
S. R. Smith
Department
Johnson calls six day work week to aid convention
Washington AP reports President Johnson urged Congress to work six days a week until the Republican national convention, triggering GOP protests led by Charles Halleck and Melvin Laird. The plan aims to pass about 30 proposals including civil rights, education, foreign aid, and welfare measures before adjournment.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
United States
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
GOP
San Francisco
Atlantic City
Summer playground dress-up days and activities schedule
Ottawa Recreation Commission outlines a summer program across city schools with Friday and Saturday dress-up days. Activities include wheel parade on July 2 and 3, cartoon showings on July 10 11 and 24 25, hobby day July 17 18, swimming demonstrations July 21 22, and contests July 24 featuring bean bag throwing and sack races. The program closes August 1.
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Orlis Cox
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Garfield and
Eugene
Lin
Coln
Hawthorne
Cox
Commission
Train Levers Boy's Limbs on Slow Moving Train
In Los Angeles a 13 year old boy, Walter Felder, leaped between cars on a slow train. He slipped and was dragged under the wheels, losing both arms and legs. Mrs. Lois Walsh shouted for him to lie still as ambulances and five surgeons fought to save him after coroner was called. The boy was hospitalized after initial spark of life was detected.
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Los Angeles
Lois Walsh
Walter Felder
Walter
Five Railroads Sue Over Washington Full Crew Law
Five railroads including Milwaukee Road Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Spokane Portland Seattle Railway file in U S District Court Seattle for a permanent injunction against enforcing the 1911 Washington full crew law. They argue the act conflicts with a November 26 congressional arbitration board decision that 90 percent of five men’s jobs can be eliminated and estimate a $4 million annual saving if crew sizes are reduced.
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Seattle
U.S. District Court
Washington
Congressional Arbitration Board
Milwaukee Road
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Spokane, Portland & Seattle Railway
Deaths MIKE MULCAHEY 81 Emerald area resident dies at home
Mike Mulcahey 81 lifelong Emerald area resident dies at his Garnett rural home. Services set for Friday 9 a m at St Patrick’s Emerald with burial in Emerald Cemetery. Rosary at Farris Funeral Home Garnett Thursday 8 p m. Survived by sons O M Mulcahey Ottawa Raymond Williamsburg James of home. five daughters including Mrs Tom Angold Kansas City Mrs Harold MacDonald Williamsburg Mrs George Hallemann St Louis and 18 grandchildren.
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Mike Mulcahey
Garnett Rfd
Emerald Vicinity
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Emerald
Emerald Cemetery
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
O. M. Mulcahey
Ottawa
Raymond Mulcahey
Williamsburg
James Mulcahey
Mildred Mulcahey
Tom Angold
Kansas City
Harold MacDonald
Helen Mulcahey
Home
George Hallemann
St. Louis
Funeral services for Frank J Blecha
Frank Joseph Blecha died June 19 and funeral services were held June 23 at First Methodist Church with Rev. Charles P Knight officiating. Pallbearers included Ted Johnson Floyd Bishop Lindel Chism Harold Johnson Phil Mc Cracken and Lloyd Eckenroed. Dean Zook sang hymns with Sherwin J Snyder on piano. An American Legion service led by Commander Gene Mavity followed. Burial was at Highland Cemetery.
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Frank J
Blecha
Frank Joseph Blecha
First Methodist Church
Charles P. Knight
Ted Johnson
Floyd Bishop
Lindel Chism
Harold Johnson
Phil Mc.Cracken
Lloyd
Moon Glows Red Tonight Over Cadillac Mountain
Moonwatchers in Mount Desert Maine expect a vivid red lunar eclipse tonight the first of two total lunar events this year. Cadillac Mountain offers one of the best vistas with eclipse phases from 5 48 p m penumbra start to totality 7 16 p m to 8 57 p m and partial exit 11 14 p m, as viewers await the December 18 total eclipse.
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Mount Desert, Maine
Cadillac Mountain
Mount Desert
Maine
Six Accept Teaching Jobs at Baker University Alumni
Baker University announced the names of graduates who will take teaching positions next year in the Ottawa area. Donald Ball of Lawrence will teach math at Ottawa High School. Donna Brassfield will teach in elementary schools. Lynn Chanay of Baldwin will teach math at Wellsville High School. Janie Knight of Ottawa will teach biology at a Madison Wisconsin high school. Donald Reid will serve as Superintendent of Wellsville schools. Dan Weiskirch of Baldwin will teach math and physics at Derby schools in Derby.
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Baker University
Ottawa
Donald Ball
Lawrence
Ottawa High School
Donna Brassfield
Wellsville
Lynn Chanay
Baldwin
Wellsville High School
Janie Knight
Madison
Wis
Donald Reid
Dan Weiskirch
Derby
Benny, Livingstone welcome third grandchild in Hollywood
AP reports Jack Benny and Mary Livingstone celebrate their third grandchild. Their daughter Jean, wife of film executive Robert Blumore, gave birth to a son Tuesday at a Hollywood hospital.
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Hollywood
Jack Benny
Mary Livingstone
Benny
Jean
Robert Blumore
Eight Crafts Offered At Extension Play Day
Eight handicraft classes will be taught July 7 at the Home Makers Play Day sponsored by Franklin County Extension Council at Ottawa University. Attend by June 30 via the county extension office, with noon luncheon tickets available that day. Instructors include Marlene Leinmiller Lawrence for figurine painting and Faye Heth Williamsburg for tube textile painting, among others from Ottawa and Lawrence.
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Franklin County Extension Council
Ottawa University
Marlene Leinmiller
Lawrence
Faye Heth
Williamsburg
Alice Carrow
Hugh Hines
John Pineney
Ottawa
W. C. Harding
Ira Hunzicker
William Bryan
Notice of Hearing in Domnanish Estate Kansas Kansas Probate Court
First published June 17 1964 and last July 1 1964 in Franklin County Kansas notice to guardians and heirs that Wilma L Davidson guardian seeks court order to sell 1.15 acres and grant a 30 foot water pipeline easement along John Brown Highway Center line Middle Creek and adjacent sections in Section 12 Township 18 Range 19. Defenses due July 10 1964. Attorney Winton A Winter Pomona Kansas. Also livestock sale listings for Overbrook Allen County and Council Grove.
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John Brown
Middle Creek
Section 12
Franklin County
Kansas
Kennedy Was Near Death After Plane Crash
An aide to Sen. Edward M. Kennedy said he had no pulse and near nonexistent blood pressure when brought to Cooley Dickinson Hospital after a Saturday plane crash. Kennedy, 32, is immobilized in an orthopedic bed to heal an injured back, with doctors expecting to keep him in the device until about July 6. The aide credited Dr. Thomas F. Corriden with saving his life. the aide, Moss, and pilot Zimny were killed, while Sen. Birch Bayh and his wife were injured.
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Northampton
Mass
Edward M. Kennedy
Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
Edward Martin
Martin
Thomas F. Corriden
Massachusetts
John F. Kennedy
Sen. Kennedy
Edward S. Moss
Edwin T. Zimny
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Marvella
Care Center Board Awaits Decisions on Seats
The Baptist Committee organizing the Franklin County Day Care Center awaits word from prospective board members. Mrs George Lister, committee chair, said several invited citizens have not yet replied. She expects all 18 seats filled by early next week as the board now reviews the program funded by an 11933 state grant to launch the center.
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Baptist Committee
George Lister
Franklin County Day Care Center, Inc
State Department of Welfare
Students Attend KU Previews in June 1964
About 241 prospective students attended the third KU Preview on June 22-23 at the University of Kansas. Ottawans Sally Jean Corlis Carol Ann Moherman Teresa Joan Morrisey Sheri Ben Seright and Linda Joy Smith plus Princeton’s June Aliene Sutton were named among attendees. A total of 649 people have joined previews so far to take placement exams meet advisors arrange housing and tour campus. Eight more previews remain.
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Stuents
University of Kanesas
Sally Jean Corlis
Ash
Carol Ann Moherman
Teresa Joan Morrisey
S. Mulberry
Robert Kent Nordyke
N. Cherry
Sheri Ben Seright
S. Poplar
Linda Joy Smith
S. Oak
June Aliene Sutton
Princeton
Excise Tax Cut Planned on Furs Cosmetics and Jewelry
Senate Finance Committee endorsed a plan to trim excise taxes on furs cosmetics handbags and jewelry by 260 million dollars annually. The substitute shifts 10 percent levies from retail to manufacturer price basis starting October 1, 1964, lowering revenue by about 260 million versus full repeal.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
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Kas
Overbrook
Allen County Livestock Auction
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Council Grove
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Homewood
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Brown’ & Ite
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