North Viet Nam Regime Tightens Control Despite Turmoil
The piece notes persistent unrest in South Vietnam and contrasts it with a North Vietnamese regime that claims stability through a long built Communist structure. It cites indoctrination, mass organizations, pervasive surveillance, and a top Politburo directing village to zonal levels, with a strong emphasis on unity and discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L
Ryan
South Viet Nam
Red
Ngo Dinh Diem
South
U.S
Politburo
le Duc Tho
Hanoi
Viet Nam
Ho Chi Minh
Communist Young Pioneers
Uncle Ho
George Washington
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
Tonkin
Stock exuberance watched closely in New York markets
New York AP reports mixed signals as early year exuberance fades. Government economists see cooling possible while stock traders watch income and payroll data for clues. Despite slower pace in April and May, personal income hits a record 563.1 billion annual rate and factory payrolls rise, supporting consumer spending opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Detroit
Death leaves KC sister of Mrs Margaret Irene McDer mand
Ellis Piano Tuning and Jerry Harford were summoned to Kansas City today by the death of Mrs Margaret Irene McDer mand at 11. The Ottawa Herald Senior Section sponsor for Harvey Dean Nicholson should have read Ottawa Steel Products Daybrook Ottawa Corporation 1313 N Hickory CH 2.2200.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Harford
Kansas City
Margaret Irene McDermand
Harvey Dean Nicholson
Ottawa Herald
Ottawa Steel Products
Daybrook
Ottawa Corporation
Village rejects federal aid for talking typewriter program
Freeport New York residents in a 40 000 population village rejected a million dollar grant from the Federal Office of Economic Opportunity intended to fund an experimental talking typewriter program to teach reading arithmetic and other subjects. The Freeport school board turned down the offer and it was relocated to New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeport, N.Y
Long Island
Federal Office of Economic Opportunity
Freeport
New York City
Poland Expels Two Americans From Warsaw Embassy
Poland has expelled three American Embassy military attaches from Warsaw and the United States has expelled three Polish military attaches from Washington according to a U S Embassy spokesman.
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Warsaw
Poland
United States
Washington
U.S
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharging Several Patients
Admissions include Mr and Mrs C W Taylor 410 Walnut Saturday Mrs Mabel Williamson 205 Ss Cedar Sunday Danny and Ida Jane Milburn Waverly RFD 2 Mrs Jerry Brown Ottawa RFD 2 Monday Dismissals list Mrs F E Duffy Waverly Mrs Ruth Vickers Baldwin Saturday Joseph Sassaman Overbrook Monday Births report Cecil Greer Rantoul a son 8 lbs 10 ozs Saturday Dewayne SchoeBerlin Michigan Valley a son 10 lbs 10 oz Sunday Norman White 823 S Cherry a son 7 lb 18 ozs Sunday
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C. W. Taylor
Walnut
Mabel Williamson
Ss. Cedar
Danny
Ida Jane Milburn
Waverly
Jerry Brown
Ottawa
F. E. Duffy
Ruth Vickers
Baldwin
Joseph Sassaman
Overbrook
Cecil Greer
Rantoul
Dewayne Schoeperlin
Michigan Valley
Norman White
S. Cherry
College Prefs Income Rising in Higher Education
Washington AP reports rising pay for college and university faculty with new 100000 annual chairs in New York State. Notable hires include Dr. C N Yang at State University of Stony Brook and Arthur Schlesinger Jr at City University of New York. The ninth annual AAUP survey shows Harvard leading with over 17500 dollars yearly for full time faculty, Parsons near 3600 at its start, while the overall average for 905 schools is 9816 for nine months.
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Washington
Salaiss
New York State
C. N. Yang
State University
Stonybrook
New York
American Association of University Professors
Harvard University
Parsons College
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons
Association
Drivers A Very Gay Bunch SAN FRANCISCO AP
San Francisco AP reports on the Golden Gate Bridge toll policy, where drivers unable to pay a 25 cent toll must post bond or sign a pledge, with 156 million crossings since 1937 yielding $113 million. Capt Edward R Moore oversees 64 toll collectors handling wallets and abandoned items to be redeemed.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Ion
Edward R. Moore
Ree
Local court fines for speeding and related offenses near Ottawa
A series of Ottawa area traffic pleas and fines include Eddie Casteel 19 cited May 15 for speeding 73 in a 60 zone fined 13 dollars plus costs. Albert Wurtz 19 cited April 15 for speeding 95 in a 50 zone and failure to stop at a sign, fined 50 and 10 plus costs. Others include Nolam McIntosh 21 fined 10 for driving left of center, Ray Franks 18 fined 20 for headlights and license, Barbara Neal 32 fined 15 for following too closely, Cletus Wiederholt 22 fined 18 for speeding 75 in a 60 zone, Glen Crowley 44 fined 20 for speeding 80 in a 60 zone, Robert Moore 40 fined 15 for speeding 85 in a 70 zone, Wayne Richardson 54 fined 12 for speeding 72 in a 60 zone, Darrell Burkdoll 28 fined 5 for improper passing, Bruce Shuman 29's speeding 85 in a 75 zone dismissed, Halgoay Clyde Thomas 25 forfeited 5 bond for failing to stop at port of entry, Alfred Cather 28 forfeited 15 bond for log book and safety violations, James Williams Jr. 26 fined 110 for no current registration and suspended license, with dismissal of license charge.
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Ottawa
Nolam
McIntosh
Garnett
Ray B
Franks
Olathe
Barbara J
Neal
Garenett
Princeton
Cletus E
Wiederholt
Maple
US 59
Glen E
Crowley
Williamsburg
Darrell L. Burkdoll
Kansas City
Kan
Bruce W. Shuman
Overland Park
Shalgoay Herman Clyde Thomas
Taylorville
N.C
Alfred R. Cather
Ft. Worth
Tex
Wellsville
James L, Williams, Jr8
Sycamore
Ottawa Man Dies by Own Exhaust in parked car
A 28 year old Ottawa man Eulis Monroe Foulk was found dead in his car from what investigators call accidental carbon monoxide poisoning. The body was discovered Sunday afternoon eight miles east and three quarters of a mile south of Ottawa by a man checking on his cattle. A flexible exhaust pipe led into the trunk through the floor board. Foulk was last seen Saturday morning. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Towner's Chapel. He was born January 26, 1938 in Ilma Missouri and had lived in Ottawa twelve years. He leaves three sisters, one brother, a half sister, a half brother, and a step father.
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Ottawa
Eulis Monroe Foulk
E. 10Th
Kit Harbison
Max Gilmore
Faulk
Gilmore
Chester H. Strehlow
Foulk
Funeral Services for Homer C. Clary Held in Baldwin
Homer C. Clary died May 19 and funeral services were held May 22 at Ives Chapel Baldwin with Rev Charles L Coldsmith officiating. Pallbearers included Steve Clary Lyle Sutton Elwood Burns James Barkley Robert Embrey Homer Barkley and Orville Embrey. Rev Fred Doerge sang hymns with Mrs Doris Hobson. Burial followed at Prairie City Cemetery Baldwin.
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Homer C, Clary
Homer C. Clary
Ives Chapel
Baldwin
Charles L Coldsmith
Steve Clary
Lyle Sutton
Elwood Burns
James Barkley
Robert Embrey
Homer Barkley
Orville Embrey
Fred Doerge
Doris Hobson
Prairie City Cemetery
KC Markets Kansas City AP Market Report
KC markets report steady to higher across livestock eggs and butter amid mixed movement. Hogs cattle and sheep prices listed by weight classes with notes on steadiness and gains, including barrows gilts sows and various lamb and calf values.
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Kansas City
Mrs Ray O Cooper obituary notices
Mrs Ray O Cooper 67 of Lawrence former Ottawan died Sunday in Lawrence. She and her husband served at Ottawa Wesleyan Methodist Church. Services 1 30 p m Wednesday at Lawrence Wesleyan Methodist Church burial Memorial Gardens Cemetery Lawrence. Call 4 p m Tuesday at Fulton Nichol Funeral Chapel Kansas City Kan and at Lawrence church after 11 a m Wednesday. Survived by husband a son Dale E Cooper Overland Park two grandchildren two brothers Victor Dennis Clay Center Frank Dennis Green Kans and a sister Mrs Eva Wolf Topeka
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Ray O, Cooper
Ray O. Cooper
Lawrence
Dale E. Cooper
Overland Park
Victor Dennis
Clay Center
Frank Dennis
Green
Kans
Eva Wolf
Topeka
Legal Hearing on Warrants for Unforeseen Budget Expense
The hearing on June 6 1966 will decide authority to issue warrants for unforeseen expenses beyond the adopted budget for Unified School District No 288. Warrants may not exceed 25 percent of potential levy funds. The hearing is at the Board of Tax Appeals State Office Building Topeka at 11 00 a m. All interested may attend or submit evidence. Cecil E Vining President and June Betz Clerk attest.
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The
Board of Tax
Topeka
Kanesas
Unified School District No
Bys- Cecil E
Vining
Classified Ad Rates And Deadlines For Local Notices
Classified columns detail deadline 5 p.m. the day before publication and 5 line ads accepted until 9 30 a.m. on publication day. Rates per word vary by insertions from 6c to 90c with cash minimum and card of thanks options. Local and national listings apply per line or per word with discounts and special contracts available.
Card of Thanks for Kind Deeds and Sympathy
We thank everyone for expressions of sympathy during the illness and death of our dear sister. Grateful for the dinner provided by the ladies of Tally Baptist Church. It is hard to express how much friends mean to us at times like this. Sincerely, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Ramsey Route 2 Ottawa Kansas.
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Tally Baptist Church
Jessie Ramsey
Ottawa
Kansas
Local Auction Dates and Listings in Ottawa Kansas Area
A dense page lists auction dates and sales in and around Ottawa Kansas across many venues. Items include household goods farm implements and estate sales at addresses in Ottawa Gardner Finch Centropo s and Williamsburg with times mostly 1 pm. Weekly auctions occur Tuesdays and Thursdays at Printy and Son and neighboring venues with specifics on locations and contact numbers.
Hearing Notice for Unified School District 288 Warrants
Unforeseen expense triggers hearing before Kansas Board of Tax Appeals for USD 288 Franklin County. General Fund amount listed as 5045.54. Notice covers authority to issue warrants under K.S.A. 79-2939 with dates published May 23 1966 and May 24 1966.
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Board OF Tax Appeals
State OF Kansas
Unified School District
Franklin County
Kansas
Board of Tax Ap
Foulk Family to Gather at Towner’s Chapel for Service
Friends of Eulis M. Foulk will meet at Towner's Chapel at 2 p.m. for a graveside service conducted by Rev. Jim Anderson. The event obituary notes the family’s schedule and honors the deceased.
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Fred Reed JR
Fred Reed
Navy
San Diego
Calif
Norge
Main
Henry Dutcher
American Legion
Wichta
Patrick J. Finley
Gambles. Adv
Retarded Children's Association
First Methodist
Mike Newmaster
Kansas Association For Retarded Children
Manhattan
Bruce Spears
Luella Parrott
Kofo South
Adv
Mabe
Williamson
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
K. U. Medical Center
Fritzie
Franklin County Humane Shelter
Wall Street
Ellis
Arthur Schlesinger Jr
White House
John F. Kennedy
Albert Schweitzer
City University
University of Chicago
Eddie A. Casteel
Albert Edwin Wurtz
Towner’s Chappel
Jim Anderson
North Baptist Church
He Was
Ilma, Mo
Son
John Harold Foulk and
Ruby McCulley Foulk
Shirley Ferris
Gebreta
Beer
Mary Foulk
Illmo
Richard Foulk
Himo
Brenda Jamison
Rosbert Jamison
Howard D. Jamison
Louis Dengel
Don
Betz
Clifford R. Hobbs
Gardner Finch
Peoria
Furniture and Misc
Myers Bros
Centropo
Claude
Howard
Franklin County Sales Company
F. ¢. Sanford
15Th Street
E. J. Gaynor
C.W. Newcomer
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy’s Auction House
George Haas
Jack Nelson
Pomona
Council Grove
Osage City
Jim
Brady
Ottawat
Harold Stewart
Phil Hart
Mulberry
Clare Sowers
Jersey
Cotwner
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