OTTAWA Briefs Include M P Return and Local Events
News items note Jon Hamilton son of Don Hamilton returning to Ottawa after a year as an Army MP in Saigon. Community groups plan meetings at the school and Wilkey's Pottery, with dances by the Johnny Mack Band and the Rhythm Ramblers. Memorial events and a rummage sale are scheduled for May 22 at Memorial Auditorium.
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Jon Hamilton
Don Hamilton
S. Mulberry
Ottawa
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Guidelines Set For Foundation Finance In Kansas Districts
Topeka attorney general Robert Sonderholm outlines methods for calculating tax levies under the new foundation finance law. He notes most districts face misaligned fiscal and tax years, requiring 18 month budgeting and potential state aid adjustments. The opinion stresses accounting for fourth foundation distributions and federal public laws 388 and 874 to avoid underfunding local budgets.
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Topeka
Kansas
Foundation Finance
Atty
Robert C. Sonderholm
Kansas City
Sonderholm
Supreme Court
Dominican junta claims absolute control of country
Santo Domingo regime leader Brig. Gen. Antonio Imbert Barrera announces the junta has absolute control and calls for unconditional surrender of rebels led by Col. Francisco Caamano Deno. A 12 hour cease fire is arranged to permit Red Cross relief as fighting winds down in the U S occupied zone.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Antonio Imbert Barrera
U.S
Imbert
Congressional Palace
Junta
Francisco Caamano Deno
Caamano
U.N
Red Cross
Building Permits for Rex Fulton and Jesse Fetty
Rex Fulton seeks a May 19 building permit to alter a commercial building at 120 E. 15th owned by Lillard McClay for an estimated $500. Jesse Fetty applies on May 19 to place a trailer at 880 S. Cherry for an estimated $5,000.
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Rex Fulton
E. 15Th
Lillard McClay
Jesse Fetty
S. Cherry
Suit Seeks $25,000 in Ambulance Collision Case
A damage suit filed in District Court seeks $25,000 plus costs from Towne r's Funeral Chapel Jerry Hawks Merle Wilshite Tommie J Fritts and Iris Fritts. They claim their eight year old son Tommie J Fritts II died in a December 18 1963 ambulance collision at Seventh and Main. Trial date is not set.
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Joel Towner
Towner’s Chapel
Fritts
Jerry Hawks
Merle Whitshite
Seventh
Main Streets
Fragmented OCR passage on tests and experiments in sound and pressure
The readable text describes an experiment setup with piezoelectric or acoustic testing, mentioning frequency, pressure, and a speaker. It references an observer or participant named Watts and a location tied to OU, with notes on preparation weeks and data like eightieth portions and test steps.
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Doe
Watts
Vin
Police Court To Hear Five DUI and Related Cases
Five cases in Police Court were continued to June 3 for driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or drugs and related charges. Marjorie N. Welen pleaded guilty to DUI and received a 200 fine plus 36 days suspended sentence with a one year license suspension. other defendants faced continuances and pending verdicts.
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Urvalga
Mike K. Brown
Fopeku
Girane Fyeditay
Rielamend Rede
Esredess Dideial
John Ry Bailey
Oluava Rel
Weas
Tuiaak Apis Ob
Poli Red 8
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Kansas City Auction Market Price Fragments
The report lists livestock quotes with cattle and hogs priced for feeder and fattening categories. Barrows and gilts, sows, steers, and heifers have varied bids, with cattle receipts and steadier trends noted. some portions are garbled but show typical early 20th century auction shorthand and ranges for weights and grades.
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Kansas City
Franks pleaded on forgery charges in county court
The Kansas County Court at Hutchinson set May 26 for Frank Franks to face two forgery and passing instrument charges. Judge Poletti stated Franks would remain in county jail pending trial.
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Kansas
Hutch Franks
Poletti Tance
Franks
Vera
Vunril Tic A
Ottawa Association annual meeting held at Red restaurant
The Ottawa Association held its annual meeting and election at the Red restaurant. Miller was elected president with Dave named first vice president, Craven as secretary, and Robert Shields as second vice president. A slate including Bigelow, Burroughs, Robbins, and others was elected to the board of directors and committee roles.
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Ottawa Association
Red
Miller
Dave
Craven
Trosaast
Robert Shields
Wetion
Teeman
Bob Bully
Electretit Board of
Bigelow
Gon Burroughs
Robbins
University sees six candidates in June communencum race
Three students from Kansas State University lead the June 6 communencum race, with candidates Ralph Deuce, Jill Hutchison, and James Dung for education and restaurant management. Two other area students, Larry Anderson of Wiltisburg with a B.S. and Judy McClure of Richmond with home economics, also appear among the contenders.
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Crsi
Kansas State University
Rualdh Deuce
Jill Hutchison
JA. Tlmes
James Dung
Larry Anderson
Wiltisburg
B.S
Judy NcClure
Richmond
Marriage License Issued for Simms and Hubbowa Pair
Charles V. Simms, 20, of Gitawa, and Juanita Pearl Hubbow a of Rantoul obtained a marriage license. The filing lists both parties and their ages as official records indicate.
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Charles V. Simms
Gitawa and
Juanita Pearl
Hubbow
Rantoul
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