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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1961

Page

7

Farm Birds Thrive On Kansas Land But Guns Are Banned

A 10 acre game bird farm west of Abilene Kansas houses 9000 birds including pheasant quail chukar partridge and wild turkey in wire pens with a ceiling on 10 foot posts. The operation led by Bernie Janssen with partners Gene Lundgren and John Rhodes began in 1957 as a sideline and grew into a major commercial venture supplying game birds to markets preserves and hunting clubs. Eggs are incubated weekly from April to August with careful breeding and testing while 1000 wild turkeys are raised to be released when fully grown. Local site Sand Springs supports feed from weeds sunflowers and watermelons and the Sun Ranch near Brookville hosts a shooting preserve.

Abilene Bernie Janssen Kansas U.S. 40 Solomon Sun Janssen Sundgren Rhodes Here

Minnesota Bridegroom Named AP Back of the Week

Sandy Stephens of Minnesota, freshly married two days earlier, earns AP Back of the Week as he helped the Gophers beat Michigan State 23 20 with 63 rushing yards a touchdown 45 passing yards and a two pass conversion. Close contenders include Hade Hoppmann Hall Ferguson Miller Benz Trammell and Wilkinson.

Minneapolis Sandy Stephens Minnesota Associated Press Michigan State Gophers Stephens St. Paul, Minn Michigan Dervish John Hade Kansas Dave Hoppmann Iowa State Galen Hall Penn State Bob Ferguson Ohio State Ron Miller Wisconsin Larry Benz Northwestern Pat Trammell Alabama Jay Wilkinson Duke

Bowling Scores Night Owl Royals Rise in Late Games

In a dense bowling score page, players like Davis 610 and Cordle 603 appear with high 10-30 marks across teams such as Engineers Paterson Gambles and Ottawa. Multiple line items show individual scores, team rankings, and high game figures, including 455 and 578, across a chaotic listing of names and venues.

Night Owl Royals Trout Davis Jones Miller List & Clark L. Istas K. Liegerot Gorton E. Wolgast D. Cordle Paterson J. Peterson Royal T Gkelgas J. Moody Sunrise E M. Pierson Best Lister Medlin Ottawa Bennett Bundy D Heckman Gambles B. Nelson Maracaibo K. Cordle Bell Servicee

Guitarist Alirio Diaz To Play At Ottawa University

Classical guitarist Alirio Diaz, famed for Bach and Scarlatti interpretations and a wide Latin American repertoire, will perform at Ottawa University auditorium at 8 p.m. tomorrow. The free concert invites all, highlighting Diaz’s mastery of folk based works and concertos.

Ottawa University Alicio Diaz Bach Scarlatti Europe North America Cert Diaz Alirio Diaz Vidalas Mexico

Knicks Rally Past Royals In Fourth Quarter

New York Knicks improved to four wins in six starts after a 131-127 victory over the Cincinnati Royals. Willie Naulls led with 37 points including 12 in the fourth quarter as the Knicks erased a deficit and tallied 34 in the final period. Hal Greer starred for Syracuse in the other game, scoring 18 in the third quarter to fuel a 107-90 win over the St. Louis Hawks.

New York Knickerbockers Cincinnati Royals Willie Naulls St. Louis St. Louis Hawks Syracuse Nationals Lenny Wilkens Knicks Naulls New York Hawks Hal Greer Syracuse

Tragedy at Anoka Halloween Parade

In Anoka Minnesota a car driven by a dying man plowed into parade participants amid Halloween festivities. Two women died and eight were hospitalized with some in critical condition as about 7 000 spectators watched the 42nd annual parade.

Anoka Minn Joseph Lindberg Otto Erickson Minneapolis

Winning Battle Against Fire in Sierra Madre

Firefighters gained 80 percent control of a brush fire above Sierra Madre California burning 1260 acres of watershed. The blaze caused over 2 million dollars in damage while residents evacuated and then began returning to hillside homes valued between 25 000 and 50 000 dollars.

Sierra Madre Calif Los Angeles U.S. Forest Service

Evacuation Plan Abandoned for Nuclear Fallout

Washington reports the federal government has abandoned evacuation of city dwellers before nuclear attacks. The Pentagon will not prevent local authorities from planning evacuations, but emphasizes fallout shelters over mass evacuation. Fleeing to countryside would not shield populations from major radioactive fallout even with warning.

Washington Pentagon Office of Civil Defense

Satisfaction Guaranteed Furniture Upholstering Ad

Robert Barnes offers upholstery services including truck seats canvas tarps and combine canvas repairs and awnings from 826 Ash contact CH 2-3243 for service.

Robert Barnes

Oklahoma City Expands to Lead Nation in City Area

Oklahoma City grew by 42.75 square miles on Tuesday, boosting total area to 475.55 square miles and surpassing Los Angeles at 457.95 square miles to become the largest city by area in the United States.

Oklahoma City United States Los Angeles

Milk and Dairy Drivers Union Leaves Teamsters

In Cincinnati, Ohio, 1,664 members vote to quit the Teamsters and join the AFL-CIO. The secret ballot Tuesday was supervised by the National Labor Relations Board following a rebellion within the milk and dairy drivers group.

Cincinnati Ohio Independent Milk and Dairy Drivers Union Teamsters Union Afl-Cio National Labor Relations Board

Cincinnati unions revolt against Hoffa led Teamsters Local 98

Led by James T. Luken, a Cincinnati revolt split from the international Teamsters. Local 98 voted 1,798 to 2 to leave Hoffa’s leadership on August 16. Officials charged the vote was railroaded and unfair without a chance to present their position. Luken and three other locals cited policy disagreements with Hoffa and aides.

James T. Luken Teamsters James R. Hoffa Cincinnati Teamsters Luken Teamsters Local 98 International Hoffa

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