Local Briefs Highlight Hospital Admissions and Community Events
Chester Woodrum and Mrs W G Hegarty admitted to Lawrence Memorial Hospital this week with room numbers. Faith Bible Church schedules Vacation Bible School May 1 to June 11 for children ages 4 12. Milliken named IFYE to the Philippines will present slides Sunday at Trinity Methodist Church at 7 30 p m. Kansas scholarships awarded to Mary Ellen Crawford and Patricia Ann Kiefer for future teaching careers. County Health Office last day open for oral polio vaccine June 11 with September follow up. VFW and WCTU notes, plus local travel and civic notices.
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Faith Bible Church
Milliken
Franklin County
Philippines
Avill
Trinity Methodist Church
KC Markets: Livestock prices rise across cattle hogs
AP market roundup from Kansas City shows cattle with steers and heifers up about 25.75, cows steady to 50 higher, calves steady, feeders strong to 50 higher. Good to prime steers 22.00 28.35, heifers 21.00 26.50, cows 14.50 17.00. Lambs steady, ewes scarce, good to prime lambs 24.00 27.75, hogs mixed with barrows and gilts up to 25, sows steady.
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Kansas City
Deaths shift through a cluster of local obituaries
Mrs Sadie Ely 83 of Franklin County dies at home after two-year illness. Services Tuesday at Towner Chapel with burial in Highland Cemetery. Survived by daughter Hazel Harrison son Clarence Ely 18 grandchildren seven great grandchildren and brother Charles Smith. H W Keene 75 of Lawrence dies after short illness. funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Rumsey Funeral Home. Elsie Kring 87 of Garnett dies at Boyd Nursing Home. arrangements later. Lexie Droddy 59 of Beaumont Texas dies after three months illness. funeral in Beaumont.
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Sadie Ely
Sadie Lucretia Ely
RFD
Towner Chapel
Willard Neumann
Highland Cemetery
Ely
Frankelin County
Dexter Ely
Centropolis Baptist Church
Hazel Harrison
N. Cedar
Clarence J. Ely
Charles Smith
S. Locust
H. W. Keene
Lawrence
Lawerence Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
Rumsey
Keene
Haynes and Keene
First Baptist Church
Helen Okeson
Kenneth
Odessa
Tex
Richard
Kansas City
Charles Springfield
Wallace Ottawa
B. B. Phillips
D. L. Carver
Ottawa
Elsie Kring
Garnett
Boyd Nuresing
Hamilton
Ohio
Towner’s Chapel
Edith Wells
Lexie Droddy
Beaumont
Carroll Droddy
Hickory
Peking Moscow Link Weakens Over Viet Nam War
Soviet and Chinese leaders traded sharp accusations amid a fraying alliance over Vietnam. Pravda warned against a world war while Peking accused Moscow of aiding U.S. peace talks and sidelining the Vietnamese struggle, signaling a potential long term impact on Southeast Asia.
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Moscow
Viet Nam
Peking
Southeast Asia
Soviet Union
Kremlin
Pravda
U.S
Insurance Rates Rise in Kansas Homeowner Policies
Kansas Insurance Commissioner Frank Sullivan said an average 16 percent rate increase was approved for homeowners insurance policies. He noted that policies issued for 13 000 or less may see higher hikes, and rejected an across the board 23 percent request by the Kansas Insurance Bureau representing member companies.
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Topeka
Frank Sullivan
Kansas Insurance Commissioner
Sullivan
Kansas Inspection Bureau
Kansas
Ed White to use spacegun on Gemini 4 rendezvous
Ed White will deploy a spacegun to move within about 20 feet of an orbiting spent rocket during the Gemini 4 mission. It would mark the first space rendezvous. Space agency officials announced the plan amid discussion of White leaving the capsule. If successful the U S will achieve a feat not yet attempted by the Russians.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
Edward H. White
White
Space Agency
George E. Mueller
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Listed
Admission list includes David Garman Sr and Jr, Nellie Munckton Slater Mo, Cec il McArdle 124 N Locust, E O Ivey 221 E 3rd, Della Shaffar 1017 N Hicks, William Nelson 724 S Locust with Friday notes. Dismissals include Ralph Fanning Pomona, Robin Dunn Wells ville, Beverly De Wald Cherry, Lisa French Ottawa, Lyle Wasserman Ottawa with Saturday notes. Births show Gordon Hansen Pomona Mulberry 6 lb son, Clifford Adkin Pomona RFD 2 daughter, Jimmy David Ottawa S Cedar son, Joseph Swinehart Main son.
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David G. Garman &Sr
Ralph Fanning
Pomona
Robin Dunn
Wellsville
Beverly de Wald
Cherry
Lisa French
Ottawa
Lyle Wasserman
Gordon Hansen
Mulberry
Clifford Adkinson
Jimmy David
S. Cedar
Joseph Swinehart
Funeral services for Mrs Chris Pickert in Richmond
Mrs Chris Pickert died Friday and funeral services are set for 9 30 am Monday at St Therese Catholic Church in Richmond. Rosary will be recited tonight at Farris Funeral Home Garnett and again Sunday night at her Richmond home. Burial will follow in Garnett Cemetery.
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Chris Pickert
St. Therese Catholic Church
Richmond
Farris Funeral Home
Garnett
Garnett Cemetery
Women s Golf Final pairings at Country Club Tuesday
The document lists tournament matchups for the women s club championship. Championship Fighd-Sue Wolgast faces Doris Peters in the final. Consolation Final Mada Morrisey versus Esther Goss. Second Flight Final Elodie Reed against Rosemary Malouf. Several finals results are incomplete and reservations or changes can be made by contacting Alice Hysom or Virginia Johnson.
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Fighd
Sue Wolgast
Doris Peters
Mada Morrisey
Esther Goss
Elodie Reed
Rosemary Malouf
Rene Lyman
Dorothy McKelvey
June Foulks
Deloris South
Alice Hyesom
Doris Elder
Elizabeth Kelsey
Virginia Johnson
Mary Kay Johnson
Beulah Shepard
Helen Casida
Irvalene Hashagen
Alice Hysom
Editor Change At Ottawa Herald Names Wigglesworth City Editor
Zeke Wigglesworth is named city editor of the Ottawa Herald effective June 1, replacing Terry Murphy who will join the Harris newspapers executive training program. Murphy will study mechanical operations at nearby papers and relocate later. Don Black and Sue McKinley join the Herald summer staff. Black will do photography and reporting after previously working on the Herald. McKinley returns as a summer reporter.
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Zeke Wigglesworth
Ottawa Herald
Terry Murphy
Robert B. Wellington
Murphy
Harris Newspapers
Wigglesworth
Herald News
The
Courier
Champaign
William Allen White
Maple
Herald
Tribune
Chaenute
Kan
Harris
11Th
Hutchinson
Salina
Burlington
Iowa
Don Black
University
Kansan
Black
Sue McKinley
Police notices list multiple speeding and license violations
Ray Cates 22 of 712 Pecan cited for speeding 40 mph in a Miles per hour zone in the 500 block of East Logan. Edward R. Tegtmeyer 16 of 427 S Poplar cited for driving without a valid license in the 1600 block of South Main. Bonnie L. Larios 19 of 921 N Hickory cited for permitting an unauthorized person to operate a motor vehicle in the 1600 block of South Main. Walter A. Rylee 22 of Kansas City Missouri cited May 28 for speeding 46 in a 30 mph zone and operating a vehicle with posted bond. Larry W. Beer 21 of Eudora RFD 2 cited for suspended license, disobeying a red light and siren, and speeding 80 in a 30 mph zone with a bond posted.
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Ray Cates
East Logan
M.p.h
Edward R. Tegtmeyer
S. Poplar
South Main
Bonnie L. Larios
Hickory
Walter A. Rylee
Kansas City
Larry W. Beer
Eudora Rfd
Harry Brink to Retire After 38 Years as City Superintendent
Harry Brink, longtime superintendent of distribution for the city, will retire June 8 after 38 years in service. A Garnett native, Brink came to Ottawa in 1927 and plans to spend accrued vacation until July 31. He turns 65 on June 2 and cites fishing as his upcoming pursuit with wife Eva, daughter Mrs. Thomas Whitefield of Dallas, and grandson Greg.
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Harry Brink
Cedar
S. Cedar
Brink
Garnett
Ottawa
Leavenworth
Eva
Thomas Whitefield
Dallas
Tex
Grege
U S Sends Aid to Dominican Republic in Civil War
Washington reports more than ten million dollars in U S assistance to the Dominican Republic since civil war began. The aid covers money, food, and medical supplies to feed the hungry aid the ill and wounded and to keep the government functioning as rival factions vie for control. U S officials avoid detailing use while maintaining neutrality and seeking to prevent chaos under the civilian junta. Secretary of State Dean Rusk emphasizes preserving life and government amid the upheaval.
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Washington
United States
Dominican Republic
U.S
Dean Rusk
New Books At Carnegie Catalog Highlights Cat Memoir And More
Carnegie adds several new titles including The Silent Miaow by Paul Gallico translated by Gallico with photos by Suzanne Szasz featuring Cica the cat giving household guidance. Also Penelope by E V Cunningham about a naive wife turned thief, Night of Camp David by Fletcher Knebel on presidential power, We Are Not Alone by Walter Sullivan reviewing life beyond Earth, Invitation to Linguistics by Mario Pel, He Who Hesitates by Ed Moe Bain in 87th Precinct style, Listened to Your Heart Beat by John Glenn a letters collection with his reflections.
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Paul Gallico
Cica
Suzanne Szasz
Penelope
E.V. Cunningham
New York
Camp David
Fletcher Knebel
Washington
Knebel
United States
Walter Sullivan
C. P. Snow
Walter Sulivan
Mario Pel
Ed Moe Bain
87Th Precinct
John Glenn
US To Keep Its Troop Control in Dominican Republic
In Santo Domingo the Inter American peace force appoints a Brazilian commander as Gen Hugo Panasco Alvim Arrives to head a force of 21,000 U.S. troops along with 1,170 Brazilian soldiers, 21 Costa Ricans, 250 Hondurans and 159 Nicaraguans. The United States maintains tactical control despite the leadership change.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
United States
Hugo Panasco Alvim Arerives
U.S
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Poemona
Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers
Emporia State Teachers College
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Ben Kiefer
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Platte County
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Garland
Marcia Bellus
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Zeke
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