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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1965

Page

8

Air Attacks in North Viet Nam Face Mixed Results

McNamara says air strikes slow Viet Cong flow while U.S. sources admit they have not halted large movements of men and supplies. Joint command in four corps areas formed. MiGs briefly appeared, weather improved, and planners eye expanded campaigns with more jets and carriers.

John T. Wheeler Saigon South Viet Nam Robert S. McNamara North Viet Nam U.S Red China Gulf of Tonkein North Viet Nam U.S. Air Force Chu Lai Big da Nang Far East Navy 7Th Fleet da Nang Tack

Bike Rider Hits Car Collision Injures Boy in North Main Area

An 11 year old boy Dennis Brooks of 938 S Maple was northbound on North Main when he collided with a 1963 Chevrolet driven by Ralph Kampschroeder of 1119 N Hicksory as he started to turn into a parking stall. The boy sustained bruises to the left arm and side but was not hospitalized. No arrests were made and there was no damage to either vehicle.

Dennis Brooks S. Maple North Main Ralph Kampschroeder N. Hicksory Main Kamschroeder Dennis

Winter Elected WICHITA Kansas Junior Bar Group

Winton Winter ter of Ottawa was elected president of the Kansas Junior Bar Association at a Thursday meeting held with the Kansas Bar Association. Wayne Stratton of Topeka was named president elect, William Dye of Wichita as vice president, Robert Wise of McPherson as secretary, and Ed Chapman of Leavenworth as treasurer.

Wichita Winton Wineter Ottawa Kansas Junior Bar Association Kansas Bar Association Wayne Stratton Topeka William Dye Wichetta Robert Wise McPherson Ed Chapman Leavenworth

Police News on Tickets and Lost Watch Report

Kenneth V. Coons was cited for defective mufflers at Fifteenth and Lincoln. Doris J. Grimm posted bond on a warrant for unpaid parking tickets. Cecil W. McArdle Jr. posted bond on a warrant for unpaid parking tickets. Mrs. Ray Paul reported the loss of a Gruen 17 jewel wrist watch valued at $49 from her home, believed taken from a television top between 2 and 3 p.m. Sunday.

Kenneth V. Coons N. Oak Fifteenth Lincoln Doris J. Grimm Cedar Cecil W. McArdle Jr N. Locust Ray Paul N. Hicke Ory

Fragmented numeric totals from an archival ledger

A sequence of large monetary figures appears, including sums like 1 030 669 33 and 51 500 41, interspersed with decimals and spacing. The data resembles an old financial ledger fragment with multiple line items and totals.

Menninger cited for distinguished service by APA

Dr. Karl Menninger, chief of staff at the Menninger Foundation in Topeka, received the American Psychiatric Association's distinguished service citation for the most singular and exceptional contributions to the advancement of psychiatry.

Topeka Karl Menninger The Menninger Foundation American Psychiatric Association Menninger

Cattle and hog market report from Kansas City AP

KC Markets Kansas City AP reports hogs 2,000 barrows and gilts up 50.75, sows steady. Barrows and gilts 1 190-260 lb range 19.50 to 20.00, 1-3 260-285 lb 19.00 to 50. Sows 15.50 to 17.50. Sheep none. Cattle 500 calves none. Slaughter steers steady. limited other classes. Choice slaughter steers 26.05-20, good and choice 25.00-70, good 22.40-24.40.

Kansas City

Former Horse Opera Star Eager To Get In Saddle

Former TV western star Peter Breck promotes ABCs Big Valley set in 1870s California San Joaquin Valley with Barbara Stanwyck as matriarch and sons Nick Jarrod Heath. Breck previews career return while CBS plans Streisand and Channing specials with VE Day memorials and political program reviews on NBC and CBS.

Horse Opera New York Peter Breck Televivision Yesteryear ABC Big Valley Barbara Stanwyck Peter Breck California San Joaquin Valley Barbara Stanewyck Empire Nick Jarrod San Francisco Heath CBS Carol Channing Miss Channing Gameeshow Europe Dwight D. Eisenhower Field Viscount Montgomery London NBC Republican Party

Steel Plan May Change

London shares fell as hints the Labor government may alter its plan for outright steel nationalization. Investors speculated a 51 percent government stake could be adopted, leaving private holders in the minority and provoking selling. A parliamentary debate near end triggered confusion and pressure as the government offered to listen to other plans for control. The vote stood 310 to 306 in a closely divided House of Commons.

London London Stock Exchange Labor Party Ian Mikardo Tom Driberg Michael Foot House of Commons Labor

Statehouse Birds Gone TO PEKA

A pest control contract ended the Statehouse roost of pigeons and starlings. Wichita area lawmakers including Rep. F H Geiger and three colleagues reviewed cleanup plans and building repairs. Officials said north and south steps, stone facing, dome windows, copper roofing, and John Stuart Curry murals will be restored or refurbished in phase one.

Peka Kansas Statehouse Statehouse F. H. Geiger ReEverest House Reps Laverne Spears ReRosseville Oscar Nowlin Re Holton Elmer Holt D.wellington John Stuart Curry

Earning Tax Windfall for KC Finances

Kansas City earnings tax brings in 8.99 million for the first full fiscal year. The half percent levy targets wages, salaries, business profits, and nonresident income. Major share came from wages for about 215,000 workers. business profits yielded 1.27 million. individuals 919,038. The tax began January 1, 1964, after a 1952 push for a one percent rate failed.

Kansas City Rollin F. Agard

Ad Agency Convicted in Fraud Case Over Regimen Tablets

A New York federal jury convicted Kastor Hilton Chesley Clifford Atherton and related parties on multiple counts for promoting Regimen tablets as a weight loss cure without dieting. The Drug Research Corp. and its president John Andreadis were also found guilty on counts. Sentencing is set for June 25.

New York Kastor Hilton Chesley Clifford & Atherton U.S Drug Research Corp John Andreadis John R. Bartels

Faculty Plea To Save Fraser Hall At KU

LAWRENCE Kan AP faculty members at the University of Kansas urged a two month moratorium on construction to craft a master plan for the campus They proposed a crown like artificial top over Fraser Hall linking campus buildings with pedestrian walkways and planter gardens The group urged saving Old Fraser while opposing a planned seven story replacement for the historic building, hoping future generations remember the founders dream and architectural excellence

Fraser Hall Old Fraser Frazier

County Court Fresno lists multiple speeding cases in Ottawa region

County Court records show Marvin A. Jones of Overland Park cited May 2 one mile west of Homewood on US 50 for speeding 58 in a 50 zone. pleaded guilty with $15 fine plus costs. William S S Culbertson of Lawrence cited May 1 on US 59 for speeding 60 in a 50 zone. fined $10 and court costs. Lester E Valentine Jr of Overland Park cited May 4 near Ottawa on K 68 for disobeying a stop sign. fined $5 and costs. Paul E Hammond of Olathe cited May 3 northeast of Ottawa on L 35 for speeding 85 in a 75 zone. fined $10 and court costs. Carol J Ratliff of Garnett cited May 3 near Ottawa on Il 35 for speeding 81 in a 75 zone. fined $6 and costs. Wayne A Gray of Kansas City cited May 3 near Wellsville on 16 35 for speeding 85.

Marvin A. Jones Overland Park Homewood William S&s. Culbertson Lawrence Ottawa Lester E. Valentine Jr Paul E. Hammond Olathe Carol J. Ratliff Garnett Wayne A. Gray Kansas City Wellsville

Permits Issued for Homes and Shops in Local Area

Joe Scott of 743 S Locust seeks permit to build a garage and patio costing 900 dollars. Glenn King of 1004 W 7th requests a permit to erect a refrigerator repair shop at 922 W 7th with an estimated 3000 dollars. Processed May 6.

Joe Scott S. Locust Glenn King

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