KU Student Leads 8th Annual Model United Nations
Kathy Hill, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert S Hill, a KU sophomore political science major, serves as secretary of the steering committee planning KU's 8th annual Model United Nations session. The event draws about 350 students representing nations in simulations of U.N. meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathy Hill
Robert S. Hill
Dacust
University of Kansas
Stuents
U.N
New York
Basement sale at 504 Logan this Thursday
A basement sale is planned at 504 Logan on Thursday March 14 from 1 to 6 PM. Proceeds may benefit local groups. No other details available.
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Logan
Thur
Wellsville VFW Honors Defensive Driving Graduates
The Wellsville VFW post awarded diplomas and pins Sunday evening to graduates of its defensive driving course. Post commander Roy Lambert and instructor Gerald Beach of Kansas City Kansas led the presentations. Henry Hart, Richmond, was admitted Sunday to the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas. An NFO open meeting will be held at 8 p.m. Wednesday at the Anchor Savings and Loan building to hear the latest NFC holding action tapes.
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Wellsville
VFW
Roy Lambert
Gerald Beach
Kansas City
Kan
Henry Hart
Richmond
University of Kansas Medical Center
NFO
Anchor Savings and Loan
NFC
Ravi Shankar says hippie movement is dead in Bangkok
AP report from Bangkok says Ravi Shankar, India’s sitar maestro and hippie idol, declares the hippie movement dead and criticizes drug use in music. He notes Americans chase waves of trends and has long opposed drug use in music. The piece also mentions 300,000 Cubans fled Cuba for the United States since Castro rose to power in 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Ravi Shankar
India
Shankar
America
Fidel Castro
United States
Bridge Winners and Notices From Elk's Club Night
The Elk's Club hosted bridge winners with NortheSouth and EastWest victors. Ottawa figures appear in top positions. local admissions, dismissals, and emergencies are listed alongside probate items including Pauline Blankenbaker's obituary and burial details.
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The
Elk’s Club
NortheSouth
Freda Gilmore
Marie Hufstecher
Ottawa
Dorothy Miller
Lois Hazlett
Lawerence
EasteWest
John Butcher
Robert Post
Baldwin
Virginia Leavers
Awe Rence
Mary Jo Hanes
Funeral service for George V. Gingerich
George V. Gingerich died March 9. Funeral services were March 11 at Towner Chapel with Rev. Willard Braker officiating. Honorary pallbearers named. active pallbearers listed. Detwiler and wife provided hymns. Burial in Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Franklin County courthouse employees attended. Contributions to cancer fund requested.
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George V. Gingerich
George V. Ginegerich
Towner Chapel
Willard Braker
Don White
Max Crable
John Bowen
John Heimer
Jerry Schick
Clare Shadle
Richard Hultz
Jeremy Cochran
J. E. Luddreth
Richard Skoog
Howard Steele
H. J. Nicholson
Myron Steere
Eyeman Dobbs
Floyd Coffman
Daverell Schultz
Charles Kovacic
Wendell Davidson
Bert Detewiler
Detwiler
Woodlawn
Pomona
Franklin County
Cancer Fund
Rights Passage Urged In Civil Rights Bill Move
Washington AP The House has received a Senate passed civil rights bill with open housing and antipilot provisions. After Senate approval 71 to 20 House leaders met to plan passage to the President. The bill expands federal protection to Negroes and civil rights workers and broadens housing coverage to about 80 percent by 1970.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Senate
Johnson
Barnard Ends U.S. Stay Returns to South Africa
Dr. Christiaan Barnard, famed heart transplant surgeon, ended his American visit Monday night to fly home to South Africa. En route he will pause two days in Lisbon, noting he learned much from colleagues and predicting rapid advances in transplants abroad.
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New York
Christiaan Barnard
South Africa
Lisbon
Judge to hear cause on petition in Ottawa Kansas
Legal Notice states the cause will be heard and a judgment entered in due course upon the petition. Joe Campbell is Administrator with Myrone Steere as attorney, for Administrator, at Court House in Ottawa Kansas.
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Joe Campbell
Planes Press North Viet Nam in 76 Missions
U S warplanes flew 76 missions against targets in North Vietnam on Monday. An Air Force F4 Phantom was downed with two crewmen missing. Navy AG Intruder bombs hit the radio stations and nearby sites. In the ground war near Tam Ky and Dong Ha, American and South Vietnamese troops reported gains with significant Viet Cong casualties. Korean forces reported 1,759 Viet Cong killed since the lunar offensive began.
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Saigon
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Air Force
Navy AG
Yen Bat
Panhandle
Dong Trieu
Nam Dinh
Haiphong
Ha Dong
Thanh Hoa
Cam Pha
South Vietnam
Khe Sanh
196Th Light Infantry Brigade
Tam Ky
Dmz
Gis
Dong Ha
Nam
Ottawa Kansas election notice and probate hearing
Published notices list candidates for Ottawa mayor in the March 19 1968 primary and announce a probate hearing for the Jack Campbell estate seeking court authorization to sell described real property in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas with defenses due March 22 1968.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Jack Campbell
State of Kansas
Joe Campbell
Ottawa
Kane Sas
Poles Protests Erupt Over Censored Play Riot Roars in Warsaw
In Warsaw thousands of students clashed with police after authorities closed a 19th century play about czarist oppression. Rioters hurled rocks and bottles around the Communist party HQ, tear gas and water cannons used, as dozens were reported injured or detained. Cardinal Wyszynsky canceled a sermon to ease tensions. Demonstrations spread from campus to downtown, with workers at a nearby plant protesting and calling for reinstatement of expelled students and freedom from government censorship.
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Warsaw
Poland
Polish Communist Party
Tne
Dem
Stefan Cardinal Wyszynsky
St. Ann’s Church
Warsaw University
Trybuna Ludu
Communist Party
Copper Settlement Fades as Copper Strike Delays
The 8 month long copper strike drags on as AFL-CIO United Steelworkers leaders delay action on Phelps Dodge 1.07 per hour wage offer and push for company wide bargaining. About 5,000 workers at Arizona mines and El Paso refinery would be covered. others not included. Union seeks simultaneous contract dates. company argues no further bargaining until the offer is accepted or rejected. The strike involves over 50,000 workers across four firms, with Kennecott near a similar offer and all firms resisting company wide bargaining. President Johnson urged resolution, warning economic harm and potential impact on Vietnam weapons supplies.
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Washington
Phelps Dodge Corp
Arizona
el Paso
Tex
New York
Arkanesas
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott Copper Corp
Kennecott
Anacone da Co
American Smelting & Refining Co
Ottawa Herald March 12 1968 Page Eight
An item from the Ottawa Herald dated Tuesday March 12 1968 on page eight presents a brief regional news notice with several readable details about local events and entities, including names and places common to 1960s Ottawa reporting.
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Ottawa Herald
Actress Gayle Hunnicutt brings dogs to Britain past rules
London AP reports American actress Gayle Hunnicutt admitted drugging her two pet Yorkshire terriers Cathy and Heathcliffe and smuggling them to Britain to bypass the six month quarantine, a plan echoing Elizabeth Taylor and Richard Burton who used a yacht as a kennel.
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London
Gayle Hunnicutt
Elizabeth Taylor
Britain
Miss Hunnicutt
Cathy
Heathcliffe
Richard Burton
Thames
Registration notice for Ottawa Kansas voters in 1968
Ottawa Kansas voters are advised registration books will open March 18 to March 22, 1968 daily 8am to 9pm for the April 2 municipal election. New registrants must be 21, Kansas resident six months, ward 30 days, and appear in person at City Hall. Those previously registered and not voting since 1966 must reregister. Special accommodations available for sick or absent from state. City Clerk Donald R. Capper.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Kanesas
State of
Donald R. Capper
Classified Ads Rate Card and Deadlines
Local newspaper classifieds outline per word rates for want ads and card of thanks with minimums. Dates show deadlines, line and blind ad charges, national rates, and special discounts including out of trade territory and lodge notices pricing.
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Carl Butler
Kenneth L. Hamilton
R. E. Hameilton
Princeton
McChord Afb
Wash
Korea
Okinawa
APO
San Francisco
Retired Teachers Association
C. D. Burgess
Jaycee Jaynes
ARMY
Milton R. Welch
24Th Infantry Division
Augsburg
Germany
Catherine
Paola
Poemona City Hall
Ottawa Memorial V.F.W
P.S
the Daily Report
Wilbur Lauver
Willow
Lisi Downey
E, Logan
Theron Johnson
Main
Earl Noreton
Quenemo
Theodore Owens
Williamsburg
William Poeverlein
Earl Porteer
Lane
Ken Schroeder
Hattie Robinson
COTN
Donald B. Chavez
Coloado Springs
Patricia Ann Astley
Colorado Springs
Robert E. Smith
Elizabeth Carol Scott
Pauline Blankenbeker
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Andio
Ind
Harey
Nora (Parker) Goodwine
Harley Blankenbaker
Lawrence
Otetawa
United Presbyeterian Church
Max Blankenebeker
Jean Kennard
Garenett
Beryl Beckner
Deloris Phillips
S. Locust
Gayle Miller
RFD
Carl Goodwine
Welda
Fremont Goodwine
Denever
Antioch Cemetery
Judiciary Committee
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
John W. McCormack
da Nang
Donald R
Copper City
Hungary
Arately
White House
Vietnam
Blankenbeker
Pauline Blankeneeker
Jaeter
Louis Lengel
Jon Mertuang
Parma
OEE Vwov
Lodge
Ottawa Council
R& S.M
Stated Assembly
Raymond E, Stankard, J.M, Gerald B, Harford
Rec
RAM
Allen Troutman
H.P, Gerald B
Harford Lecy
Order of the White Shrine of
Jerusalem
Lynnette Dale
W.H.P
Lanah Cameron
W. S
Everett W. Edwards
Weidner Mowbil
South Main
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