Sealed bid sale of Alderman Construction Co assets
Notice of tax seizure and public sealed bid sale for Alderman Construction Co Inc Ottawa Kansas. Bids opened May 16 1966 at 10 30 am in Room 411 12 North Seventh Street Kansas City Kansas. Property includes Lots 54 56 58 60 Pomona City Franken County Kansas. Inspection in Pomona Kansas. Bids must use Form 2222 and be submitted to the revenue officer before opening. Payment rules apply with full balance due on acceptance. District Director Harry F Scribner and Revenue Officer Donald E Randles listed for information.
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Alderman Construction Co, Inc
Ottawa
Kansas
North
Seventh Street
Kansas City
Pomona City
Franken County
Pomona
Internal Revenue Service
Internal Revenue
Harry F. Scribner
Donald E. Randles
North Seventh Kansas City
District to seek budget increase under 1965 Kansas act
The above district will file an application with the School Budget Review Board for authority to raise operating expenses beyond the limit set by Senate Bill No. 281. The district projects a maximum existing budget of 401,491 with a requested increase of 39,229, and an estimated tax levy rise of 2.5 mills. The request cites unforeseen costs from unification that would impair educational programming if denied. Roy E. Herring, President Unified District 287. Attest Jewell Spratt, Clerk. First published May 4, 1966. last published May 18, 1966. State of Kansas Franklin County. In Probate Court for the county and state, the matter of the estate of Robert Kerr, deceased. Annie Crawford, executrix, petitions for final settlement, approval of acts, and determination of heirs, devisees, and legatees. hearing May 27, 1966 at 10 a.m. in Ottawa. Attorneys Bowers & Bowers.
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School Budget Review Board
Kansas
Isle School Foundation
State of Kansas
Franklin County
Sad
Robert Kerr
Dee
Ottawa
Hare There For Share Hare There For Share
U S Asst Secretary of State Raymond Hare arrived from Cairo for discussions with Greek Premier Stephanos Stephanopoulos and U S Ambassador Phillips Talbot in Athens. The talks focus on U S economic aid to Greece, Greek Turkish relations and the Cyprus issue. Hare will depart for Washington Thursday.
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Athens
Greece
U.S
Ford Says Auto Industry Should Have Acted Sooner
Henry Ford II told a national purchasing agents convention that the auto industry should have pushed highway safety earlier. He credited congressional hearings for public awareness but argued critics overemphasize design and urged broader focus on highway and driver improvements.
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Henry Ford
Detroit
Henry Ford II
Ford
Students After Sukarno in Indonesia Amid Youth Tells of Change
An Indonesian student organizer, alias Ali, says youth will strip Sukarno of titles and decree powers. He argues the Provisional People’s Consultative Congress wrongly granted life presidency and rule by decree, signaling a new generation determined to curb the Bung’s authority.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Ali
Peoples Consultative Congress
China policy dangle fuels Viet Nam dissatisfa ction in Congress
AP Washington analysis notes two decades of frustration in dealing with communist powers from Stalin to Red China. It cites discontent over the Viet Nam war, fears of China, and scant U.S. relations, with Kennedy and McGovern proposing a blue ribbon commission while State Department says China not seriously pursuing better ties.
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Kyoichi Sawada
United Press International
Viet Nam
Stalin
Congress
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
George McGovern
South Dakota
U.s.china
State Department
Dean Rusk
China
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Roy E. Herring
Unified District
Jewell Spratt
Annie Crawford
Bowers & Bowers, Attorneys
House Commerce Committee
Associated Press News
Washington
Hitler
Russia
Johnson
Clover Farm
Tyan cuaNer
Great Western
Ugar
Ottawa Clover Farm
Wellsville
Bennett's
Kraft’s Butterscotch
Charmin
Dar
Rolis
Kitty Clover
Calif
Florida
Swift’s
Jello Pudding 3 Inc
S. Main
N. Main
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