Local News Briefs Spotlighting Community Happenings
DAN SEYMOUR of Topeka ages 204 E 8th remains a patient at Stormont Vail Hospital room 502. Kenny Toumberlin performs at VFW Dance Saturday 9 p.m. Adv. RONALD SCOTT of Overland Park in serious condition at Bethany Hospital after his car skidded into a sign on I-35 near K-68 Thursday. Iris Acres ad invites readers to see its glory 1130 Underwood. BILL DIETRICH of Princeton and David Thayer of Ottawa High School named Boys State counselors for this year. both alumni seniors. Eagles Lodge dance Saturday 9:30 to 12:30 p.m. Country Sounds. SHARON GULLY of Muskogee initiated into Alpha Samba Delta at Bethany Nazarene College Oklahoma City, a scholastic honor society. daughter of Claude and M O Guy.
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Ronald Scott
Overland Park
Bethany Hospital
Scott
Bill Dietrich
Dale Dietrich
Princeton
David Thayer
Frank Thayer
S. Hickory
Ottawa High School
Sharon Gully
Claude E. Guy
N. Sycamore
Bethany Nazarene College
Oklahoma City
M. O. Guy
Muskogee
Okla
Law on liquor by the drink tied to IRS decision
Deputy Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board chief says whether liquor can be sold by the drink hinges on IRS ruling. The 1969 Kansas law, effective July 1, lets Class A private clubs record only dollar totals of liquor sales, replacing age brand and volume data. If IRS says the change allows drink sales, clubs may avoid federal stamps. otherwise they risk violating state law.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Internal Revenue Service
Lawrence G. Zukel
IRS
Dallas
Tex
Wichita
Zukel
Murder Trial in Wichita: Cluck Pleads Guilty in Slaying Case
Ralph E. Cluck pleaded guilty in Sedgwick County District Court to being an accessory in the February killing of Kenneth Ketter, 20. Sentencing stayed pending testimony in the murder and kidnapping trial of four youths. Judge James Riddel ordered five to 10 years to run consecutively with any sentence for Cluck. Ketter’s partially clothed body was found in the Minnescah River near Wichita. four others face multiple charges including murder and kidnapping.
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Wichita (Ap
Ralph E. Cluck
Kenneth Ketter
Sedgwick County District
B. Mack Bryant
Cluck
James Riddel
Jidge Riddel
Bryant
Gluck
Chester E. Mefford
Robert B. Campbell
John L. Phillips
Ketter
Minnescah River
Wichita
Delegates Expected at Peace on Earth Assembly in Kansas City
More than 36000 delegates from 34 area congregations will attend an eight day International Assembly of Jehovah's Witnesses in Kansas City. Thomas Woodmas says the Ottawa congregation presiding minister, noting the event is one of seven in the United States with 26 more planned worldwide.
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Jehovah’s Witnesses
Kansas City
Memorial Hall
Municipal Stadium
Ottawa
Carol
Margaret
Willard Lee
Ash
Peace On Earth
International Assembly of Dehorah's Witnesses
Thomas Woodmas
United States
New Convention Ideas For Democratic Noms
Washington AP James G O Hara urged a 27 member commission on rules to consider unconventional reforms for the 1972 Democratic convention including locating the event on a university campus and allowing the nominee to draft the party platform. He noted proposed pre hearing drafts and regional hearings, with testimony from four professors.
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Washington
James G. O'Hara
Commission On Rules
O'Hara
Fred R. Harris
O’hara
theChicago
Policy Council
Carl A. Auerbach
University of Minnesota Law School
Paul T. David
University of Virginia
Alexander M. Bickel
Yale University School of Law
Robert G. Dixon
National Law Center
George Washington University
Hospital Admissions and Emergencies Report
The Daily Report lists admissions Teresa Holden and Grant R. Carey with addresses in Princeton and Lyndon, discharges including Mrs. Mary Fitzgerald to Cedar House Nursing Home, and emergencies such as Roger Burgoon cut leg, a US-59 collision near Richmond, and a pair of two vehicle accidents near Ottawa. It notes citations for running stop signs and failure to appear, plus a Kansas City cattle and hog market summary in AP style.
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S. Poplar
Grant R. Carey
Princeton
Tilden Minnick
S. Main
James Beatty
Lyndon
Mary Fitzgerald
Cedar House Nursing Home
William Allen III
Wellsville
Walter A. Rice
Spring Hill
Dean Kirkland
Rollo Hughes
Quenemo
Richard Sipe
Ottawa University
Roger Burgoon
Two Service Notices Honor Local Vets and Widow
Nellie V. Scott of Pomona died Wednesday. Funeral services were held Friday at Towner's Chapel with Rev. Ernest Scott officiating and organ accompaniment by Mrs. J. M. Kilgore. Pallbearers included A. E. Scott Frank Scott Charles Ingle Kenneth Ingle James Lindsey and Howard Burnett. Burial followed at Woodlawn Cemetery Pomona. Charles G. Stultz 21 of Quenemo killed in action May 12 in Vietnam to be buried at Oak Hill Cemetery after services at Quenemo High School. Stultz born Feb 13 1948 Ottawa son of Frank F. and Mavis Stultz survived by parents two sisters two brothers and grandmothers. An accident report notes one man injured and two vehicles damaged Friday.
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Nellie V. Scott
Pomona
Towner’s Chapel
Ernest Scott
J. M. Kilgore
A. E. Scott
Frank Scott
Charles Ingle
Kenneth Ingle
James Lindsey
Howard Burnett
Woodlawn Cemetery
Charles Gilbert Stultz
Charles G. Stultz
Quenemo
Vietnam
Quenemo High School
Oak Hill Cemetery
Stultz
Ottawa
Frank F
Mavis Stultz
Michigan Valley
Carol Bolen
Madison
Nancy Stultz
Donald
Howard Stultz
Bertha Likens
Topeka
Elmer Stultz
Dunkirk
Ind
Berkeley clashes over People s Park rock campus unrest
Police and National Guardsmen patrolled an 18 block Berkeley area after two bloody riots near the UC campus and a Stanford Research Institute protest. Twelve injured remained hospitalized, 30 hit by birdshot, five by rifle fire. police arrested 16 at SRI as damage was reported. In Los Angeles 500 UCLA students disrupted a Regents meeting supporting Berkeley administration efforts to clear the park.
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Associated Press
Stanford Research Institute
Berkeley
University
Sproul Plaza
Stanford
Charles A. Anderson
SRI
Los Angeles
UCLA
Board of Regents
Th Berkeley
No Death Report Delayed In Lawrence Youth Case
Lawrence AP report says no coroner ruling expected for days after the death of 18 year old Ron Casteel found in a car with exhaust connected to the interior. He was among seven youths arrested April 17 in a raid on a Lawrence apartment house. his father Ralph Wasteel is a former city police officer.
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Lawrence, Ran
Ralph Wasteel
Ron
Young Casteel
Lawrence
Pearson opposes immediate ABM deployment
Overland Park Kansas Senator James B Pearson told the Kansas Savings and Loan Association annual convention that he favors continued ABM research but opposes immediate construction and deployment. He questioned the system’s need reliability and cost saying funds would come at the expense of upgrading conventional weapons.
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Overland Park, Kan
James B. Pearson
No One Shot In Raids At Algiers Motel Trial
Karen Malloy, a 20 year old white prostitute, testifies she did not see anyone shot during the Algiers Motel raid at Detroit riot peak. Ronald August, a suspended officer, is tried for first degree murder over a 19 year old killed by shotgun blasts. He admits killing Pollard, claims self defense.
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Mason, Mich
National
Algiers
Detroit
Karen Malloy
Ronald August
August
Aubrey Pollard
Miss Malloy
Gerald Kiss
Pollard
Kiss
Au-gust
Bradley Papers to Fortify Wartime History Archive
Historians may gain new insight into World War II decisions by studying Gen. Omar Bradley private papers planned for the Army's new history collection at Carlisle Barracks Pennsylvania. The set could illuminate Truman’s dismissal of MacArthur, interservice battles over the B36, and Bradley's role as Army chief in the late 1940s and first Joint Chiefs chair.
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Washington
Omar Bradley
Bradley
Army
Carlisle Barracks
Pennsylvania
Harry S. Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Department of Defense
Europe
House Armed Services Committee
Army War College
Ted Clifton
John F. Kennedy
Degree recipients to attend Kansas State Teachers College
More than 1,100 graduates are due to receive degrees at Kansas State Teachers College next Friday. Among them is Mabel Jones Wright a 50 year old Topeka woman who started her bachelor's study in 1896 when the school was Kansas State Normal School and finally earned her degree.
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Emporia
Kan
Kansas State Teachers College
Mabel Jones Wright
Topeka
Kansas State Normal School
Ottawa to bid on Parking Lot C contract
City of Ottawa Kansas invites sealed proposals for Parking Lot C construction. Bids due 7:00 p.m. May 28, 1969 with 5 percent bid bond. Bidder must enter contract and furnish bond if awarded. Governing body may reject bids and waive technicalities. Orlin W. Smith City Clerk.
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City OF Ottawa
Ottawa
Kansas
City of
Kansas Bank of Trust Company
Public Works
Probate Court hears final estate settlement for Ralph E Jones
In Franklin County Kansas the Probate Court schedules a hearing on May 24 1969 to settle the will of Ralph E Jones deceased. Co executors Tha Gleason and Paul Jones seek approval of accounts and fees and to determine heirs devisees and legatees entitled to the estate. Defenses must be filed by June 2 1969 at 1 30 pm in Ottawa Kansas. Attorneys Gleason Pinot Suite 10 Professional Bldg Ottawa Kansas represent petitioners.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ralph E. Jones
State of
Tha Vi. Gleason
Paul Jones
Ralph Wi. Jones
Guttormey
Ralph E Tones
Ottawa
Classified Ads Price List and Deadlines
Local classified ads offer ten percent discounts and are prepaid by 5 p.m. the day before publication. Five line ads accepted until 9 30 a.m. day of publication Saturday 9 a.m. Two column ads two days prior. Rates per word for want ads and insertions, display rates, minimums, and special contracts listed. Blind ads and lodge notices have specific per line or per insertion charges. Out of trade territory pricing applies.
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