Prince Philip Tops Charity Tour Stop in Chicago
Prince Philip, the Duke of Edinburgh, 44, attended a Variety Clubs banquet in Chicago as part of a charity tour raising about $520,000 from Miami, Houston, and Chicago events. The drive aims to reach $1 million for international work aiding underprivileged children, with future stops listed in New York, Toronto, and Chicago. Hollywood stars spotlighted the event, and attendees pledged substantial support through the night.
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Los Angeles
Louis Armstrong
Philip
Dolly
Prince Philip
Elizabeth H
Duke of Edinburgh
Chicago
Miami
Houston
New York
Toronto
Hollywood
Celebrityestruck
Joey Bishop
Shirley
US May Get Knocks In British Election
London reports that Prime Minister Harold Wilson sets a March 31 election to widen Labor's parliamentary margin while Britons debate ties to Washington. Parties across the spectrum plan to frame the campaign around U.S. policy on Vietnam Red China and Europe, with Heath urging genuine British economic independence.
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London
Sam
Britain
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Washington
Wilson
U.S
Viet Nam
China
Europe
Suez
Edward Heath
United States
Laborites
Niagara Falls Slowed For Debris Removal Inspection
The Army Corps of Engineers will slow the American side of Niagara Falls on Saturday to help remove river debris and inspect erosion remediation plans. Flow will drop from 35,000 to about 17,500 gallons per second while control gates divert water to Horseshoe Falls on the Canadian side for the survey and data gathering.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Army Corps of Engineers
Arthur B. Williams
Commission
American Falls
Horseshoe Falls
United States
Hearing for Esther Berg Erickson estate in Franklin County
In the Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas a petition by John A Erickson administrator seeks final settlement and heir determination for the estate. Defenses must be filed by April 8, 1966 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. Bowers and Bowers attorneys represent the administrator.
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State of
Kansas
Franklin County
Said
Esther Berg Erickson
John A. Erickson
Esether Berg Erickson
Ottawa
Executor Petition Seeks Probate of Nels Olson Will
In Ottawa Kansas Franklin County petition filed by R M Clogston as executor named in the will of Nels August Olson dated March 15 1965 with a codicil May 4 1965 requesting probate of the will and appointment of Clogston as executor without bond defense due by April 8 1966 at 10 30 am in court. If not, judgment will be entered. Also notes a separate item listing celebrities including Natalie Wood Cary Grant Jack Benny Dean Martin Tony Martin Gregory Peck Kirk Douglas Danny Kaye and Jack Lemmon encountered during a 65 hour Southern California visit with coverage of an honorary doctor of laws degree at UCLA where he spoke of leisure and education by degrees.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Nels August Olson
R. M. Clogston
Ottawa Kansas resolves assessments for improvement bonds
The city governing body adopts a resolution on March 2 1966 to levy assessments on property chargeable with the cost of improvements. Assessed valuation for the first year will guide costs and be retained for future bond installments. Charles Williamson mayor and Donald R Capper city clerk attest the action.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Charles Williamson
Nelson’s Place
Franklin County
Frankelin County
Inter
Ottawa Kansas voter registration notice March 1966
To the electors of Ottawa Kansas you are notified that voter registration books will be kept open March 21 to March 25 1966 from 8 am to 9 pm and closed March 25 at 9 pm for voting in the April 6 1966 city election. If never registered you must register, if you previously registered but did not vote in November 1964 you must re register, if you moved or changed your name you must re register. You must appear in person at City Hall and special arrangements may be made for the sick disabled or absentees from the state.
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Ottawa
Kansas
State of
Hall
Ottawa approves paving plan and real estate take for parking
City of Ottawa Kansas orders acquisition and improvement of blocks in Block 58 for off street parking. The plan includes demolition, grading, asphalt paving and lighting with estimated cost of 160000 dollars funded by city and bonds.
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City of
Ottawa
Kansas
Ottawa franchise clause limits pole lines and requires joint use
The document outlines franchise conditions for a grantee in Ottawa. It restricts aerial pole lines parallel to City Water and Light and Southwestern Bell lines, requires use of designated communication space, and mandates plans approved by city officials. It requires joint use agreements with the City and Company, restoration of streets, maps on file, careful pole placement, liability insurance, and city notice of demands. The grantee may set reasonable rates with caps, and the city may regulate facility placement and future street grade changes.
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Ottawa Cablevision Systems, Inc
Ottawa
Kanesas
Kansas
City Water and Light Department
City of Ottawa
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
City of
Franchise Terms for City Cable Grantee Detailed Conditions
The text outlines franchise terms for a city grantee including relocation of poles at own expense, obedience to city police powers, annual payments of 25 dollars plus 3 percent of gross receipts, semi annual reporting of gross receipts, and temporary removal costs for moving buildings. It forbids selling radios or televisions, requires service to city residents, and mandates clear reception, multiple channels, FM radio capacity, educational programming to schools, and at least 50 percent of outstanding votes.
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Teleevision
Grantee
Board of Education
Ottawa Kansas franchised microwave service ordinance passage 1966
The document details the Ottawa Kansas city ordinance granting a Grantee exclusive rights to microwave distribution, with conditions. It requires bona fide residents to own and run the Grantee, sets deadlines for engineering surveys, FCC permits, and construction, and mandates a $5,000 performance bond. Termination rights, audit access, assignee restrictions, and publication costs are outlined. The ordinance, approved March 9, 1966, becomes effective after required publication and state conformity.
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Grantee
Ottawa
Grantee Corporation
Kansas
Federal Communications
FCC
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
K.S.A
State of
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Kan
L. C. Briggs
Ments
Enoch Powell
Germany
Japan
Willliam Warbey
Robert Carr
Carr
BOAC
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
Donald R. Capper
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