Chester Martin and Richmond enter Anderson County Hospital
Brief notices list Chester Martin of Richmond entering Anderson County Hospital Garnett on Monday. Other items note off street parking at Damron Towner Chapel and a Franklin County Welfare Advisory Board meeting led by Charles Chilcote with speaker Mrs. Alice Kaiser and staff Luella Parrott Judy Thomas and Clairbel Cecil. Ads mention Sears Ottawa washers dryers sale and a Boeing London talk by Joe Gault.
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Franklin County Board of Social Welfare
Charles Chilcote
Alice Kaiser
Amiss Luella Parrott
Judy Thomas
Clairbel Cecil
Wall Street Hesitates Amid Moderately Mixed Trading
The noon Dow industrials rose 0.47 to 93.95 as the market wavered in moderate session. The AP 60-stock average gained 0.6 to 214.0 with mixed moves across sectors as investors awaited first quarter results and economic recovery signals. Notable changes included Sony down 1.25 at 23.75 and Alleghany up 1% at 15.00, with several issues showing gains or losses on the Big Board and AMEX.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Sony
Natomas
Alleghany Corp
Bausch & Lamb
Flying Tiger
Ethyl Corp
American Stock Exchange
Extendicare
Kaiser Industries
Syntex
Republic Mortgage Investors
Olathean Arraigned in First Degree Murder Case
Napoleon Bell Sr., 40, of Olathe was arraigned on a first degree murder charge in the shooting death of Leslie H. Duncan, 22, of Olathe. Duncan was killed by a .22 pistol after a dispute over a car blocking the street. Bell held without bond pending a preliminary hearing April 8.
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Olathe
Kan
Napoleon Bell Sr
Leslie H. Duncan
Duncan
James A. Wheeler
Bell
Ottawa High School Grad Named Marine of the Quarter
Cpl. Craig A. French, son of Mr and Mrs Harold E French of Ottawa RFD 1, was named Marine of the Quarter by service officers. Stationed in Iceland for six months, he is a 1968 Ottawa High School graduate who joined the Marines in 1969. His address lists the Marine Barracks Iceland unit and FPO number.
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Cpl
Craig A. French
Harold E. French
Ottawa
Privacy Is Rare in Kansas City
Russell F. Millin, former U.S. attorney, warns that at least 18 agencies collect private citizen data in Kansas City and blasts a proposed wire tapping bill as a vast privacy invasion. He recalls FBI monitoring and asserts officials often lack awareness, urging press vigilance and curiosity about information gathering methods.
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Kansas City
Russell F. Millin
U.S
Northwest Missouri Law Enforcement Assistance Council
American Civil Liberties Union of
Western Missouri
Millin
Missouri
Senate
FBI
Robert F. Kennedy
Priory
Accidents and notices from Beloit district events
A parked Beloit vehicle owned by Don W. Beeler was in an accident in the 200 block of South Main Monday. Rita L. Fisher, 27, of 745 Pine, driver of the second vehicle. Pamela Kay Kline filed for divorce from Harley Eugene Kline seeking custody of a minor. Citations: Brenda J. Cox 17, failure to stop at stop sign, fined $10 plus costs. James L. Sexton 19, Emporia, speeding 80 in a 70 mph zone, fined $10 plus costs. The Daily Report notes service for Roger Q. Kimmel, 79, Downey, died Sunday at V A Hospital Downey. Burial at Highland Cemetery. Kimmel born April 5, 1891 in Ottawa. WWI veteran. Santa Fe Railroad retiree. VFW member. Survivors: three sisters, one brother, and a sister-in-law. Pomona High School honor roll listed by class for third nine weeks, with names of students and staff.
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Don W. Beeler
Beloit
South Main
Rita L. Fisher
Pine
Brenda J. Cox
N. Main
James L. Sexton
Emporia
Bridge Winners at Elk's Club Monday Night
Bridge results list North-South winners Gene Bush and wife first place with Lysle Hollaway and Roger Byers second, and East-West winners Duane Patton and Ruth Montgomery first with Bob Montgomery second. Local admissions dismissals births and emergencies follow with names and addresses.
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The
Elk's Club
Gene Bush
Lysle Hollaway
Roger Byers
Lawrence
Duane Patton
Bob Montgomery
Kansas City Livestock Prices Report AP Kansas City
KC MARKETS seen Cattle numbers and varied classes with steadiness noted. Feeder steers and steer calves show range for different weights and qualities. Hogs sown and gilt prices largely steady to down. Sheep and lambs show limited volume with spring lambs and prime wool lambs priced to market.
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Kansas City
Jersey KKK Armed, Ready
A New Jersey Klan case study centers on Hightstown with a non‑ hooded man armed with a double barreled shotgun declaring a racial blowup. The piece traces Klan activity since cross burnings began in January, noting arrests, recruitment talks, and police responses while detailing historical Klan presence in New Jersey and regional distrust of its size and reach.
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Hightstown
New Jersey
Ku Klux Klan
Trenton
New Jersey Turnpike
Princeton
West Trenton
Col
David B. Kelly
Mason-Dixon Line
New York City
Frank W. Rotella Jr
King Kleagle
North Jersey
Rotella
Newark Teachers Strike Drags Into Ninth Week In City
Newark NJ AP The citys longest walkout continues into its ninth week as union and Board of Education clash over binding arbitration and nonprofessional duties. Teachers rally outside Mayor Gibsons office while mediators resign, and students face uncertain instruction and college prospects. The dispute stems from the February contract expiration and board changes since the Mayors election.
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Newark
U.S
Newark Teachers Union
Board of Education
Kenneth A. Gibson
David Selden
American Federation of Teachers
Gibson
Jesse Jacob
NTU
Jacob
Gustave Heningburg
Greater Newark Coalition
Heningburg
Jonas Silver
Brezhnev Outlines Soviet Policies At 24th Congress
In Moscow Brezhnev lays out Soviet aims to preserve Communist states, aid Third World liberation movements, and promote peaceful coexistence while pledging to rebuff imperialism. He backs North Vietnam's struggle, notes limited China relations, and defends Czechoslovakia as part of anti-Socialist forces. Delegates from across the USSR attend as foreign guests arrive.
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Russia
Soviet Communist Party
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Brezhnev
Kremlin
North Vietnam
Soviet Union
China
Peking
People’s Republic of China
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Nikolai Podgorny
Red China
Albania
Explosions Hit New Gas Main In Kansas City District
In Kansas City downtown two blasts from a four inch gas main testing under high pressure injured four men slightly and overturned a truck. The explosions occurred 150 feet apart in the 700 block of Minnesota Avenue and were almost simultaneous. Cause is unknown.
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Kansas City
Kan
The
Gas Service Co
Minnesota Avenue
Dowdy Returns To US House After Illness And Trial Plan
Rep. John Dowdy of Texas resumes his House seat after seven months away skint and weak from illness and a back operation. He faces a May 3 perjury and bribe trial in Baltimore while pledging to continue leading the education subcommittee on the District of Columbia committee. Dowdy walked with effort into the cloakroom and sat on a couch as reporters spoke.
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District of Columbia
Dowdy
House
Olin Teague
Richard White
el Paso
East Texas
Baltimore
Texas
D.C
John McMillan
D-S.c
Probate Court Hearing on Bowman Estate in Pomona Kansas
Petition by Dorothy W. Lindsey seeks descent of real and personal property of Pansy A. Bowman in Franklin County Kansas including Lots 17 19 21 and 23 on Fast A Street Pomona with a hearing set for April 8 1971 at 1 30 PM in Ottawa Kansas. Also listed is a separate notice for Edith Virginia Jaggers seeking a 1 2 interest in Hamblin College Addition Ottawa Kansas with defenses due by April 8 1971 at 2 00 PM.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Pansy A. Bowman
Kansas
Pomona
Ottawa
Hamblin
Wednesday's Witnesses in County Grand Jury Subpoenas
Thirteen county residents and two Anderson Countians were subpoenaed to appear Monday before the county grand jury investigating alleged irregularities in last November's general election. The sixth session of the 16 member jury included morning and afternoon dockets listing twelve named individuals from Garnett Pomona Ottawa and Williamsburg areas.
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Anderson
Carl Rollana
John Ferris
Garnett
James Parks
John Lederer
Mildred Burgess
May Steele
Leonard Humphrey
Pomona
Ted Clark
Baldwin
Ludell Nielson
Edwin Henry
Ottawa
Vern Sink
Charles Neal
Williamsburg
Ralph Ikenberry
Mary Black
Sycamore
Ira Bonine
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Downey
Veterans’ Administration Hospital
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Highland Cemetery
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Milton D
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Santa Fe Railroad
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Kay Kimmel
Albuquerque
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V. J. Johnson
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Colo
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L. M. Kimmel
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Terry Denker
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Orchard Gane Nursing Home
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Towner
Itawa
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Roy C. Wood
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