Binns Receives NASA Graduate Fellowship in Science
Walter R. Binns of Williamsburg is one of 21 CSU graduate students awarded NASA science research fellowships. A 1958 Williamsburg High School graduate, he will join peers at Colorado State College to pursue NASA backed studies this year.
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Walter R. Binns
W. R. Binns
Williamsburg
Colorado State College
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Binns
Williamsburg High School
Back Yard Sale At Mulberry Street Home
Thursday and Friday from 9 to 5 at 1229 S Mulberry. Items include Playpen baby goods clothing and an air conditioner. Adv Mr and Mrs Willard Wallace 908 N Main have a special interest in ball games featuring the Los Angeles Angels. Their granddaughter’s husband Paul Shaal is the Angels third baseman. She is Judy Wallace formerly of Lynwood California, daughter of Carl and Judy Wallace.
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S. Mulberry
Willard Wallace
N. Main
Los Angeles Angels
Huse Band
Paul Shaal
Judy Wallace
Lynwood
Calif
Carl Wallace
Wright Studio Ad Promotes 4H Council Meeting and Rummage Sale
A notice lists a 7:30 p.m. 4H Council meeting at First Methodist Church and a rummage sale at 119 S Cedar on May 20 21 22. Candles and Wright Studio are mentioned in the advertisement.
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First Methodist Church
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
A hospital notes column lists admissions including Aaron Drumright 422 E 14th Henry Geiler 723 Willow Theobald Redwood Court Mrs Charles E Gillette 1433 S Cedar Sunday Mrs Willard Lee 946 Ash Monday along with dismissals Raymond Wolken 824 S Main Mrs William Sink 220 W 10th Mrs Alvin Starkey 103 S Los cust Minnie Shawver 747 S Locust Margaret Henning 420 E lith Sunday
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Aaron Drumright
Henry Geiler
Willow
Conerad Theobald
Redwood Court
Charles E. Gillette
Cedar
Willard Lee
Ash
Raymond Wolken
Main
William Sink
Alvin Starkey
Los Cust
Minnie Shawver
Margaret Henning
Building Permit for Cyrus Hughes at 616 N Poplar
Cyrus Hughes received a permit today to alter a bathroom at 616 North Poplar, with an estimated project cost of 500 dollars. The filing records note the address and scope of work as a bathroom alteration under local building rules.
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Cyrus Hughes
N. Poplar
Kansas City market report shows mixed price movements
AP summary notes eggs, hogs, cattle, and lambs across Kansas City. Eggs large and small ranges vary by grade, wholesale eggs quoted, live hogs at farm and delivered prices, hogs barrows and gilts lower, sows steady. Cattle and calves entries list steer heifer and prime and good grades with price ranges. Lambs steady to higher, spring lambs up to 27.25.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Arkansas
Ottawa University Students Earn Honors in First Semester
Joe Binns of Williamsburg and Laurel Diaz along with Mary Ann Hewitt Campbell James Anderson John Hoppe William Kohler Larry Pound and Richard Winchester of Ottawa earned semester honors. Students gained honors in mathematics political science child development oral interpretation accounting and botany with their addresses and parent names listed.
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Joe Binns
Williamsburg
Laurel Diaz
Mary Ann Hewitt Campbell
James Anderson
John Hoppe
William Kohler
Larry Pound
Richard Winchester
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Joe
W. R. Binns
Diaz
Campbell
Richard Hewitt
James
Blackhawk
John
L, H. Hoppe
Elm
William
A. E. Kohler
Logan
Larry
Main
Richeard
Robert Wincheseter
Police News in Topeka and Ottawa area arrests and incidents
Mike D. Brown 21 of Topeka jailed early Sunday on DUI reckless driving open bottle and muffler defects, released on 375 bond. John R. Bailey 18 Ottawa RFD 3 cited for defective mute flers in 1600 block of South Main. Duane F. Pedrow Jr. 18 Richmond RFD I cited for careless driving. Terry L. Silvius 25 cited for speeding 44 in a 30 zone. Harold G. Drybread 22 cited for failing to display current registration. Mike Mustain reported loss of a red Hiawatha bicycle parked at Ottawa University campus. Charles J. Rhoades reported theft of a three foot tall concrete statue of a little girl valued at 25 dollars.
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Mike D. Brown
Topeka
John R. Bailey
Ottawa
Hiawatha
Ottawa University
Charles J. Rhoades
County court fines listed for speeding and traffic infractions
A county court on May 9 to May 10 fined motorists for speeding and traffic infractions. Names include Mardeane A Thomas of Manhattan and Irene L Bellefeuille of Williamsburg, with charges varying from 52 to 83 mph and stop sign disobedience. Several defendants pleaded guilty or were found guilty and assessed fines plus court costs.
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Mardeane A. Thomas
Manshattan
Princeton
Harvey C. Arb
Bonner Springs
Ottawa
Irene L. Bellefeuille
Williamsburg
Carl, O. Ricketts
Lawes Rence
Virgil L. Salman
Fifteenth Street
Julian Baca
Rocky Ford
Colo
Divorce Granted in Ottawa District Court Cross Petition
Divorce granted on a cross petition in Ottawa District Court. Willis W Gilliland of Ottawa RFD 3 was also granted a divorce, from Be tween Gilliland, Colorado Springs, Colorado, with Friday proceedings noted in the same court.
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H. Roberts
Ottawa
Willis W. Gilliland
RFD
Gilliland
Colorado Springs
Colo
Presbyterians Weigh Predestination Doctrines Change
In Columbus Ohio the General Assembly of the United Presbyterian Church in the U S A nears a pivotal vote on major doctrinal revisions. Proposals shift salvation from predestination to divine love and allow nonliteral Bible interpretation. If approved, the changes would mark the deepest reform since founding and take effect in 1967. The gathering, starting Thursday, includes 2000 leaders and 935 delegates, with Tuesday and Wednesday set for evangelism and stewardship talks. The election of a new moderator to succeed the Rev Ede ler Hawkins is also on the agenda with three candidates: the Rev W Sherman Skinner William P Thompson and the Rev Elmo Montag.
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Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Dee
Edeler G. Hawkins
New York City
W. Sherman Skinner
St. Louis
William P. Thompson
Wichita, Kan
Elmo Montag
Beaver
Ku Klux Klan rallies draw thousands in North Carolina
Dee troit civil rights worker slaying case figures loom as Leroy Wilkins and two others, earlier tied to a hung murder trial, sign autographs at Dunn and Sanford rallies. Alabama attorney Matt Murphy Jr. leads crowd efforts, touting a new KKK drive for membership and funds and proposing a Farmville march.
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Dunn
Alabama
Matt Murphy Jr
Wilkins
William O. Eaton
Eugene Thomas
Sanford
North Carolina
KKK
Robert Jones
Granite Quarry
Murphy
Farmville
Viola Liuzzo
Montgomery
Funeral services for Mrs Linetta Mee Brier held at Bethany Chapel
Mrs Linetta Mee Brier died May 13 and funeral services were held May 15 at Bethany Chapel Baptist Church with Rev S E H op e officiating. Pallbearers included Pearl Edwards Henry Edwards George Small Frank Armstrong William Roberts and Alvin Ellis. Church choir sang hymns with Mrs Hopkins as soloist and Mrs Thadia Vann at the piano. Burial followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Linnetta McBrier
Linetta Mee Brier
Bethany Chapel Baptist Church
S. E. Hopekins
Pearl Edwards
Henry Edwards
George Small
Frank Armstrong
William Roberts
Alvin Ellis
Hopkins
Thadia Vann
Highland Cemetery
Car Hits Tree On Armory Lawn In Ottawa
A 19 year old, Ray M. Pope, reportedly escaped injury after his 1963 Pontiac struck a Locust tree on the front lawn of the National Guard Armory around 1 a.m. Sunday. Police note the tree damage at 300 dollars and car damage at 200 dollars. No arrest was made.
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National Guard Armory
Ray M. Pope
Ottawa
RFD
West Seventeenth Street
Pope
National Guard
Opening of Old Depot Museum draws 400 plus visitors
More than 400 people attended the season kickoff at the Old Depot Museum while the Centennial Cabin drew 163 visitors. Preliminary winners in a Franklin County seat contest were announced, with Doug Bennett of Ottawa and Bud Ransom with Terry Collins of Williamsburg sharing prize money. A short program featured the Sweet Adelines, and Mr. and Mrs. Franklin P. Baker were honored with life memberships. Visitors came from Shawnee Mission and Lawrence as officials and hosts welcomed guests. Museums will be open Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m.
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Old Depot Museum
Franklin County
Franklin County Historical Socety, Inc
Doug Bennett
Ottawa
Bud Ransom
Lawrence
Ben Park
The
Historical Society
Presidend
Guy Snedaker
Don Madison
J. E. Hardrode
Loren Latimer
F. H. Parks
W. R. Lancaster
Rollie New
Police Nab Noisy Cars in muffler crackdown
Twenty six persons have been cited since May 1 for defective mufflers or exhaust systems. Police Court Judge Robert Pinet said cited drivers must appear in police court and then have 48 hours to repair and pass a muffler check at the police station. Only one person reportedly failed the check. if unpaid, further time may be granted with driving limited to home.
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Police Cort
Robert Pinet
Pinet
Gas blast in Welsh coal mine kills 28 workers
Bulletin from Tonypandy reports a gas explosion deep in a coal mine causing at least 28 miners to die. Officials note the mine was slated for closure soon.
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Tonypandy
Wales
Bell Programs To Be Given The Speech Chain Demonstrations
T H Popplewell of Topeka and Southwestern Bell staff will present at Rotary Club Wednesday and Kiwanis Family Night Thursday at Mears Park. The program features talking machines, singing computers, and devices that compress telephone conversations by slicing bits of words.
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Rotary Club
Kiwanis
Mears Park
T. H. Popplewell
Topeka
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
KU Demonstrators Trial Opens In Lawrence
A Douglas County photographer testified that demonstrators at the University of Kansas sat in without resisting arrest during a March 8 sit in at Strong Hall. Three KU students face disturbing the peace charges as the first of 110 to be tried, with the case potentially guiding the remaining trials.
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Lawrence
Kan
Douglas County Sheriff's Office
University of Kansas
Douglas D. McCleery
Elbert Jean Rinkel
Scott City
Pamela C. Smith
Kansas City
University
Walter Scott Egoya
Ngara
Tanzania
Court of Dist
Frank R. Gray
McCleery
Strong Hall
No Worry On Teachers In Franklin County Schools
County Superintendent Lauren Y. Gaddis said there are apparently no teacher shortages in the county and a fuller report would come next week. He noted rural Franklin County boards are considering school consolidation this year, potentially on the ballot at the annual meeting with consolidation effective July 1 if patrons vote yes. His office is currently involved with district budgets.
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Lauren Y. Gaddis
Franklin County
Gaddis
Minting Dollars to Start at Denver Mint This Week
Denver AP reports the Denver mint will start producing silver dollars soon after preparing machinery and ordering materials. Mint superintendent Fern Miller says production cannot begin before Tuesday or Wednesday, with no silver dollars minted here since 1934. Philadelphia and San Francisco mints produced some in 1935. Miller declines to estimate the time to mint 45 million dollars as crews continue around the clock on smaller coins.
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Denver, Colo
Denver Mint
Fern Miller
Mint
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Miller
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