Firemen quell trash blaze at Berle L Herren home
Firemen were called to extinguish a trash fire at 124 S. Oak, the Berle L Herren residence, about 9 30 p m yesterday per fire department records. No damage reported. Snyder Pharmacy on Main reported a broken wrist for a neighborhood softball game participant admitted briefly to Ransom Memorial Hospital for X rays and wrist setting.
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S. Oak
Berle L. Herren
Gene Ramsey
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Welfare Bill In State Up Topeka Plan Sets 58.7 Million Budget
County welfare departments plan to spend 58.7 million in the coming fiscal year, with federal funds at 286 million, state funds 16 million, and county taxes 14 million. The Welfare Board has approved most county budgets, with increases for some and reductions for others, reflecting shifts in aid to the elderly, dependent children, and general assistance. The aging relief is rising in cost due to medical and nursing home care while rolls are expected to similarly grow for children and some categories, even as overall elder relief declines under the Local Security program.
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Topeka
Marvin E. Larson
Welfare Board
Jewell
Kearty
Leak Repairs To Be Costly At State Office Building
Topeka AP reports total bids amount to 51520 to seal leaks in the 12 story state office building. Lowest bids include Mid-Continental Waterproofing Co Fort Scott 10800 for pointing and water proofing stonework Chamberlin Kansas City Mo 16500 for caulking and Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co Topeka 24120 for re glazing the curtain wall.
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Topeka
Mid-Continental Waterproofing Co
Fort Scott
Chamberlin, Kintsay Cis. Mo
Cautiunp
Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co
Wellsville Folk Enjoy Big Two-Week Cedar Rapids Lodge Catch
Wellsville residents report a big fish catch upon return from Cedar Rapids Lodge near Bemidji Minnesota. Lulu Slusher led the trip with photos of a morning’s haul as son Raymond Wiggins and daughter-in-law joined from Kansas City. Other guests included Virgil Wiggins Ottawa and Tyrel Ford recently released from Lawrence Memorial Hospital.Additional updates include departures to San Diego for health reasons and visits from Alexander White City and Layton family members, plus a fireworks stand setup by Louis H. Hanson Post 194.
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Cedar Rapids Lodge
Bemidji
Minn
Lulu Slusher
Slusher
Raymond Wiggins
Kansas City
Wellsville
William Schmuck
Virgil Wiggins
Ottawa
Hospital Notes and Births in Local Areas
Admissions list includes Atle Wood Princeton Mrs Bertram Mitchell RFD 4 Char lie Simmons RFD 4 Tuesday Philip Ray Christon RFD 2 Osawatomie Mrs Charles Gor acke Pomona Wednesday Births to Vernon L Wei mer Oliver a daughter 7 lbs 13 oz Jack L Porter 32 Olive a daughter 7 lbs Lowell Hinderli ter RFD 4 a son 7 lbs 10 7 Mrs Fred Scott 1037 N Sycamore a daughter 7 lbs 3 ozs Cecil Kohler Lawrence a daughter 6 lbs 3 ozs Discharges include Dave Gilliam Wichita Joan Hartpence 908 W Tih Tuesday
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Atle Wood
Princeton
Bertram Mitchell
RFD
Charlie Simmons
Philip Ray Christon
Osawatomie
Charles Goracke
Pomona
Vernon L. Weimer
Oliver
Jack L. Porter
Olive
Lowell Hinderliter
Fred Scott
N. Sycamore
Cecil Kohler
Lawrence
Khrushchev Warns West on Berlin and Peace Talks
Premier Khrushchev warned in Moscow that Western mobilization over Berlin could trigger measures to increase Soviet combat might. He urged equal basis with the West, rejected fear tactics, and pressed for disarmament while noting a possible East German peace treaty. He described Laos tensions as caused by U.S. interference and cited the Zurich pact as a starting point. The speech also named local individuals and establishments in passing.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Germany
Berlin
Kremlin
Soviet Union
West Germany
John Burrell
Cheney
Wellsville
Southeast Asia
Zurich
United States
Laos
Youth Charged With Larceny in Local Case
Gary L. Aull, 18, of Princeton, posted $10 bond after a petty larceny arrest reported yesterday. Hull, duty 6, is charged with stealing merchandise valued around $20 from Peace Food Center where he worked. Officers state Hull admitted taking 20 firecrackers, two sport shirts, three phonograph records, and a spray paint can between June 1 and 26.
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Gary L. Aull
RED
Princeton
Hull
Peace Food Center
Trains Halted as French Farmers Riots Spread
In Beziers France trains were suspended after farmers blocked routes and clashed with riot police. The revolt against government agricultural policy began in Brittany three weeks ago and has intensified across central and southern France, with farmers demanding a larger share of produce prices.
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Beziers
France
Brittany
Open Cancer Drive Here in Franklin County
The Franklin County Cancer Society fund drive launches with a kickoff meeting. Mrs. Howard Henderson chairs the crusade with about 60 volunteers canvassing the county from today until July 15. Howard J. Doyen reports strong early contributions and a campaign wrap by Saturday. Donations accepted at the county treasurer Robert M. Clogston at First National Bank or via coin cans in local business outlets. Other officers include Mrs. William Osburn and Mrs. Bruce Allison.
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Franklin County Cancer Society
Howard Doyen
Advanced Gifts
Don Woodward
Howard Henderson
County Crusade
Franklin County Crusade
Howard J. Doyen
County Advanced Gifts
Robert M. Clogston
First National Bank
William Osburn
Bruce Allison
Local Market Fragments Reflect Mixed Grain and Egg Quotes
Fragmented OCR lists several agricultural items and prices including soybeans wheat corn oats barley and milo, with butterfat eggs and hen categories. The text is garbled but indicates quoted market data and product categories prevailing in a local market report.
Kansas City Market Report Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Move
KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle numbers 1 800 head calves 89 steers and heifers strong cows steady to weak other classes unchanged good to prime steers 20.5 23.00 good to premium heifers 20.50 22.75 unity cows 15.90 16.50 vealers 23.00 28.00 feeders 21.50 hogs 3 500 barrows and gilts steady to 15 higher sows mostly steady to 25 higher 2 3 100 250 ih harrows and gilts 17.26 18.00 1 3 270 450 ih sows 15.75 15.25 sheep 4 800 lambs steady to 25 higher ewes steady good to prime lambs 17.75 19.95 cull to good ewes 1.00 4.95.
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Kansas City
Nursing Aide Course Planned At Local High School
A 60 hour program titled How to be a Nursing Aide in a Nursing Home will begin July 5 and run each Monday Wednesday and Friday in July from 1 to 4 pm. Open to anyone 16 or older, the course is sponsored by state departments of vocational education social welfare and health and nursing homes with Mrs Arla Lickleig teaching at the high school.
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State Departments of
Vocational Education, Social — Welfare, and Health and Nursing Homes
Arla Lickleig
Funeral services for L. A. Al Wendorff held Saturday
Funeral services for L. A. Al Wendorff, who died Monday, will be Saturday at 2 00 p.m. at McVey Dengel Mortuary with Rev. Charles P. Knight officiating. Burial will be in Highland Cemetery.
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L. A
al Wendorff
al” Wendorff
McVey- Dengel Mortuary
Charles P. Knight
Highland Cemetery
Freedom Rider Officials To Continue Campaigns
CORE field director Gordon Carey said the Freedom Rides will continue in Jackson and other Southern cities, viewing segregation as a living factor and pressing for moral, legal, and educational advances. The group screened prospective riders, while Rev. Wyatt Tee Walker and 161 others faced breach of peace convictions. Judge Sidney Mize refused to free Elizabeth Wyckoff, directing state court action first. her attorney planned an immediate appeal to the 5th Circuit.
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Gordon Carey
New York
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
Jackson
Mass
Carey
Wyatt Tee Walker
Atlanta
Mize
Mississippi
Freedom Riders
Miss Wyckoff
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Probate hearings over minor estates in Ottawa Kansas
First published June 24 1961 notice to all persons concerned in Franklin County Kansas probate court hearing petitions for sale of real estate and household goods belonging to minors Bonnie Jean Baker and Ross Eugene Baker and also to Mary Beda Allen deceased estate executor J W Dickerson seeks orders to sell undivided interests in Lots 2 4 and 6 Block 122 City of Ottawa and Lots 14 16 Block 2 Park Place Addition Ottawa with defenses due by July 21 1961 at 10 a m in Ottawa court. failure to appear may lead to judgment.
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Franklin County
Bonnie Jean Baker
Ross Eugene Baker
City of Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa
Dessie T. Baker
Guardian
State of
Said
Mary Beda Allen
Mary B. Allen
J. W. Dickerson
Park Place
City of
Arabs Line Up Against Iraqs Claim
Arab leaders unite against Iraq claiming Kuwait, with the U A R and Saudi Arabia opposing annexation. Jordan and Kuwait receive backing while the Arab League may hold emergency talks, and Kuwait seeks accelerated membership in the league after independence.
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Iraq
Cairo
Kuwait
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
U.A.R
Arab League
Sir Abdullah As-Salim
As-Sabah
Abdel Harim Kassem
Baghdad
Kassem
Beirut
League
Britain
Calf and Car Crash on I-35 Details
A 1952 car struck a 400-pound calf on K-35 about three quarters mile south of Interstate 35 late yesterday. Driver Samuel E. Caylor, 18, of Rantoul said he did not see the calf while heading north around 10:30. The car was damaged and the calf, owned by Bill Coughenour, was killed.
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Samuel E. Caylor
RFD 1
Rantoul
Caylor
Bill Coughenour
Final Candy Sale Push for Jaycee Little League
Jaycee Little League players plan a house to house candy sale Friday at City Park starting 5 30 pm to raise funds for new uniforms. Larry Walburn says only about 20 workers showed up yesterday. $800 more is needed to cover uniforms costing 131 sets, with $1900 already collected. A winners’ prize will be awarded, followed by a coaches umpires and players meeting on league procedures.
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Jaycee Little League
Larry Walburn
Jaycee
Walburn
Ben
Overbrook Alvestock Sale Schedules in Kansas
Pomona and Overbrook host weekly livestock sales with Jack Nelson phone contact. Every Wednesday in Franklin County, a local sale occurs. Saturdays feature Locust and Wilson in Ottawa, Ras. Local buyers and sellers advised to note locations and participation details.
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Overbrook Alvestock
Overbrook
Kansas
Pranklin County Sele Company
Locust & Wilson
Ottawa
Ras
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Harvey F. Hedges
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Ross Nelson
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University of Kansas School of Fine Arts
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Frank Taylor
Lou Cayot
St. Luke's Hospital
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White City
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Don Dumler
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Jim McFadden
Tula
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169
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Pomona, Kas
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Albert
Harald
Lyndon
Ottawa Livestock Com. Co
Weston Wilson St
Printy and Sons
Ben Printy
Cap
Nellie Jones
Walnut St
N. Matin
N. Malo
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RAM
Royal Arch
Harry E. Brink
E.H.P
Melvin J. Sellers
Sec
Wiloma Babcock
Beautyland
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