Ottawa Briefs and Community Notes
Local items report Tom Miller and family en route to Italy to rejoin S-Sgt Miller, with a March 30 Masonic Temple gathering for relatives. Other briefs cover elections in farming groups, a Korea promotion for Benford Scott, medical and education events, local traffic crash details near Ottawa, court filings, license tag payments, and club notices from Lincoln P.T.A. to the Ottawa Barbershop Chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Miller
Masonic Temple
Steven
Sandra
C. J. Farris
McGuire
N. J
Taranto
Italy
S-Sgt. Miller
GOP Passes Resolution On State Democrats
The Second District Republicans, meeting Saturday, passed two resolutions. One backed Jarry Darby for national committeeman. the other condemned Kansas Democrats, accusing them of division, intolerance, and alleged misgovernance under their governor. The document urges Republicans to uphold fair laws and unity to restore public trust in the party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jarry Darby
Kansas City
Kas
Democrats of
Kansas
Prairies
Democrat Party
Anatomy of a Murder Named Best Film of 1959
Film Daily, a trade newspaper, named Anatomy of a Murder the best movie of 1959 in its annual critics poll. The AP report notes the industry vote reflecting critical acclaim for the courtroom drama.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Film Daily
Khrushchev Surrounded By Crowd In Marseille
In Marseille an enthusiastic crowd breached police lines as Soviet Premier Khrushchev left a school yard. He misread a car door and was swept into a crush where shouting red flags swirled around him. Police intervened and he avoided any handshakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marseille
France
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Nng
Multiple births and admissions mix with Khrushchev tour notes
Hospital notes list admissions Paulette Wood Ramona Hubbard Connie Saling and births for Mrs Adkins and Mr Farrar. The narrative shifts to Khrushchev’s France visit with crowds in Pau and Marseille. Descriptions cover street greetings and a police escort amid praise for Soviet achievements. A school election notice follows with petition deadlines and eligibility rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paulette Wood
Walnut
Ramona Lou Hubbard
Rantoul
Connie Darlene Saling
RFD
Juanite Adkins
Walt Times
Nut
Dallas Farrar
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Adults To Blame For Youth Problems Says Conference
Washington AP reports 7000 delegates at the White House Conference on Children and Youth opened with a shared view that adult behavior causes youth issues. Speakers blamed apathy and poor examples among older generations, urging moral reform as the cure for the young. Miriam D. Hanks of Salt Lake City and Abraham Heschel of the Jewish Theological Seminary voiced the theme in speeches for the assemblies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Conference On Children and Youth
Miriam D. Hanks
Salt Lake City
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Dismissals List From Local Nursing and Care Homes
Dismissals include Robert Knoeppel 1427 S Oak. Mrs Mabel Topping Cedar House nursing home. Mrs Mamie Hamilton Williamsburg. David Hughson 627 S Mulberry to K U Medical Center Saturday. Mrs Raymond Wagner and baby daughter Richmond. Mrs Roy A Bates RFD 4. Mrs Hugh Coons 710 Cypress. Robert L Dale 539 Birch Sunday. Harry C Smith Crestview nursing home. Joseph Hemple Crestview. Mina V Whitney 627 Beech. Mrs Marion Williams RFD 4 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Knoeppel
S. Oak
Mabel Topping
Cedar House Nursing Home
Mamie Hamilton
Williamsburg
David Hughson
S. Mulberry
K. U. Medical Center
Raymond Wagner
Richmond
Roy A. Bates
RFD
Hugh Coons
Cypress
Robert L. Dale
Birch
Harry C. Smith
Crestview Nursing Home
Joseph Hemple
Crestview
Insanity Defense Declared in Clutter Family Killings
Garden City Kansas AP Richard Hickock and Perry Smith seek temporary insanity as their defense in the Clutter murder case. The trial pauses to allow closing arguments and jury instruction preparation after court-appointed attorneys rested their case. A psychiatrist testimony was limited by the prosecution, with one witness noting the defendants likely knew right from wrong. The defense presented the prisoners as mentally impaired, while the state argues the motive was robbery and violence. Perry Smith’s keeper Reverend James Post testified about a Jesus portrait the condemned man had painted.
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Garden City
Kan
Clutter
Richard Isogne Hickock
Perry Edward Smith
Hickock
Smith
Herbert W. Clutter
Holcomb
Roland Tate
Chitter
Rattorney
Harrison Smith
Jones
James Post
Kansas Penitentiary
Post
Jesus
Perry Smith
Funeral services for Mrs W C Maxwell Wellsville 85
Mrs W C Maxwell 85 died at home RFD 2 Wellsville and funeral services were held March 26 at Coughlin's Chapel Wells ville with Rev Lowell Dickinson officiating. Elvera Austin and Marijean Dickinson sang duets with Vibra harp by Aston. Interment in Wellsville Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Also noted funeral for John B Doudna died March 23 at Towner's Chapel with Rev Wayne Caldwell officiating. Choir singing by As Williams with accompaniment by Mrs Lawrence Olt. Burial in Fontana Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Maxwell
RFD
Wellsville
Coughlin’s Chapel
Lowell Dickinson
Elvera Austin
Marijean Dickinson
Savious
Mrs. Aston
George Ackroyd
Eldon Whiteaker
Donald Fichler
Jess Collins
Marvin Shoemaker
Bill Kyle
Wellsville Cemetery
John RB. Doudna
John B. Doudna
Tawner
Wayne Caldwell
Williams
Lawrence Olt
Jim LeValley
Ralph Hopkins
Joe
Dan
John
George
Charles
Delbert
Kenneth Toumberlin
Worman Swearingen
Fontiana
Deaths in Ottawa area: Cates and Compton
Carl William Cates 54 died at home west of Baldwin after a short illness. He lived in the Michigan Valley area till 1949 and is survived by Edna Fern Milton his wife of Ottawa, two sons Richard and Wayne, two daughters Neela and Carol, his mother Minnie Cates, one brother Jess of Tacoma, three grandchildren, and a son in law. Services Wednesday at 2 p.m. Lamb Funeral Home Baldwin with Rev. Paul Wienert officiating. Burial Sutton Cemetery. Margaret D. Compton 87, formerly of Ottawa, died in Kansas City where she had lived since 1942. She was born April 23, 1872, married Otis H. Compton who died March 29, 1994. Surviving are two sons John D. Kansas City Kansas and T. C. Topeka, four grandchildren, 12 great grandchildren, one great great grandchild, and brother H. E. Davis El Paso. Services at Lamb Funeral Home tomorrow at 2 p.m. Dr. Raymond Jennings officiating. Burial Hope Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Cates
Carl William Cates
Baldwin
Michigan Valley
Edna Fern Milton
Ottawa
Richard
Wayne
Lawrence
Neela
Carol
Minnie Cates
Jess
Tacoma
Wash
Lamb Funeral Home
Paul Wienert
Worden E. A. B. Church
Sutton Cemetery
H. Compton
Margaret D. Compton
Kansas City
Kas
Orlando Davis
Otis H. Compton
First Baptist Church
John D
T. C. Topeka
Steat
H. E. Davis
el Paso
Tex
The
Raymond Jennings
Hope Cemetery
Wellsville Pastor Attends Rural Church Emphasis Week
Wellsville church leaders gather for the 11th annual Rural Church Emphasis Week at Central Baptist Seminary in Kansas City Kansas. Dr Calvin Schnucker of Dubuque Seminary spoke. Clarks Grove Baptist Church named Rural Church of the Year. Talks covered church education, funeral service panels, and community responsibility with Eisenhower quoted on youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowell Dickinson
Wellsville Baptist Church
Central Baptist Seminary
Kansas City
Kas
Calvin Schnucker
Dubuque Seminary
Dubuque
Iowa
Clarks Grove Baptist Church
Clarks Grove
Minn
Gem. Kas
Hope Screen Strike Will End Today
Hollywood AP negotiators for the Screen Actors Guild and the Association of Motion Picture Producers seek what could be the final week of talks in the 16 000 actor strike begun March 6. Progress was reported Saturday and both sides are reviewing proposals offered then. The core issue is whether actors receive a share of studios proceeds from recent film sales to television.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Screen Actors Guild
Assn
Notice of Appointment in Estate of Jessie Barnhill
The Probate Court of Franklin County Kansas publishes that Dathula Day was appointed Administratrix of the estate of Jessie Barnhill deceased on March 18 1960. Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred. Ottawa Kansas date March 18 1960. Bowers & Bowers Attorneys.
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State of Kansas
Frenkin County
Jessie Barnhill
Helra
Dathila Day
Tessie Barnhill
Ottawa
Franklin County
Kansas
Dathula
KC Livestock Market Report Kansas City Cattle Hogs and Sheep
KC Livestock in Kansas City shows cattle 25-60 higher on steers and heifers with cows up to 26 higher, bulls scarce. vealers steady. Hogs 25-50 higher for barrows and gilts, sows up. 1-3 barrows and gilts 16.00-60, sows 34.00-70. Sheep steady to mostly steady with woolled and spring slaughter lambs 20.00-22.50, spring slaughter lambs 22.76-23.00, shorn lambs 19.00-20.00, ewes 4.00-3.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anke
Plan for International Disarmament Organization proposed
Italian delegate Cavaletti at the ten nation disarmament conference unveiled a Western plan for a global body to supervise all steps of disarmament. The proposal calls for permanent surveillance of budgets and maneuvers, plus control of satellite and missile launches, far beyond simple army cuts. Soviet envoy Zorin avoided comment proposing initial focus on general disarmament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Goldsmith
Geneva
Francesco Cavaletti
Cavaletti
Valerian Zorin
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Paola
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Kincaid
Francis Wempe
Snyder Pharmacy
Benford Scott
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Quenemo
Korea
F. A. Trump
Kansas Tuberculosis and Health Association
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Louisburg
R. §. Roberts
Boston
Harvard
Roland Melvin
Davison
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Robert Watkins
Emporia
H. R. Conrad
Conrad's
Spray Painters
Robert S
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Singer Sewing Machine Shop
Rosemary Crist
Mar
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Roy W. Browning
0.A
Earl Fuller
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Janet Read
Earl Read
K.U
Hoch Auditorium
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Scottsdale
Ariz
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H. M. Johnson
George Hamilton
Phoenix
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N. Oak
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Jessie Mae Jones
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Bentonville
Ark
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Collison Funeral Home
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GOP
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Bertha Hall
Prairie Village
Richard C. Byrd
Odd Williams
Nikita
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Ottawas
Rue de Cannebiere
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Norris Burke
G. K. Hodenfield
Wellsville News
Bernice Holden
Donald Coughlin
Minneapolis
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N.E.D.A
Kansas State Board of Embalming
Allied Funeral Service
Russell Lambert
Esther Todd
Elmer Sieg
Olevia Sieg
Dale
Sieg
Kathy Sieg
Nancy Taylor
Clark's
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Woodward, Okla
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520al Oak St
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Wellsville Garden Club
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Mark Coughenour
Kansas City” Star
Elmo Turner
Kaw Valley Association
East Central
Tryside Christian Church
Sion
Eisenhower
Mteat
Bowers & Bowers, Att
Orne
KC Livestock
Kransasa City
Limb Funeral Home
Tory
Ae Femional
Rento Yarde
Ine
Wre
Dincmsrate
Ottawa Tractor & Imp. A
Terense
Noeth Campbell
la Hudson
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
A.M
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Gordon M. Renfro
Sidney O. Morris
Ray Lindsay
A. G. Glean
P.O. Box
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Texas
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City of
Watkins Products, Inc
Winona
Bob's Hill House
Ottaewa Herald
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