Rockefeller Winds Up New Hampshire Campaign Drive
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a people oriented campaign to win the New Hampshire presidential primary on March 10 as he opened official campaign headquarters in Concord. He acknowledged being the underdog but predicted success through a fast paced tour meeting workers at three plants and presenting his views directly to voters. Senator Barry Goldwater remained noncommittal about running though favored to win NH convention support. Senator Margaret Chase Smith publicly weighed a third option to challenge both Rockefeller and Goldwater.
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Nashua
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New Hampshire
New York
Rockefeller
Albany
Washington
Maine
Margaret Chase Smith
Goldwater
Kennedy
Liquor Agents Buy Booze in Kansas City Taverns
Kansas ABC agents conducted a tour of 13 taverns in Kansas City Wednesday night and purchased liquor. Roy Dyer said evidence is being evaluated for a report to the attorney general. The group included Wyandotte County patrolman George Taylor. ABC director Walter Gage and Dyer criticized leaks about the visits.
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Kansas City
Kan
Kansas Alcoholic Beverage Control Office
Roy Dyer
ABC
Kansas
George Taylor
Wyandotte
Walter Gage
Dyer
Rockefeller Campaigns in Mud Amid New Hampshire Primary
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller campaigned in Milford New Hampshire amid a rain soaked day ending a long drought. He trudged through ankle deep mud at a sawmill greeting workers and quipped We solved the drought on my first day here What more could you ask.
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Milford
N.H
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
New Hampshire
Havana executes five men amid CIA agent claims
Five men were executed Thursday night in Havana for killing a militia man. Local papers alleged the men were CIA agents, marking the second execution this week of alleged U S spy operatives.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Old Soldier Re Enlists at Ft McPherson
The oldest active duty soldier at Ft McPherson Sgt Howard R Davis 66 of Atlanta has applied for reenlistment on Nov 12 He is assigned to the 3rd Army Finance Office He was cited for bravery by Gen John J Pershing in France and now works with electronic computers and other tools of modern science and technology.
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Atlanta
Ft. McPherson
Howard R. Davis
Davis
3Rd Army Finance Office
France
John J. Pershing
County Book Fair Opens On Sunday
The County Book Fair at Eugene Field School opens Sunday afternoon at 1 30 with a 2 30 program under Ottawa Ministerial Alliance chaired by Dr Raymond P Jennings featuring a talk Making of a Bible by Carl Ziegler The fair runs Monday and is open to scheduled schools with no evening program due to a Little Symphony concert In Memorial Auditorium Tuesday includes visits by schools and a 7 30 talk by Miss Alexandra Mason head of Special Collections University of Kansas Library Lawrence Wednesday features general viewing school visits and an 8 p m appearance by author Mrs Alberta Constant Independence Mo Thursday offers general viewing and an Ottawa Community Players skit at 8 p m The fair closes Friday at noon The book selection committee includes Nell Barnaby chair Mrs Hester Lortscher Mrs John J Pinney Mrs Robert B Wellington Mrs David Bulmer Pomona Mrs John Kramer Miss Florence Robinson Mrs E E Caylor Mrs Keith Adriance Wellsville Mrs F R Bennett Jr and Bernard Didde Other committees include school relations Supt Henry A Parker program Mrs FR N Bundy promotion Charles Barnes hostess Mrs Bob Roberts printing R A Hagerty decorations 8 Barre Barrett gales Mrs Sherwin Snyder and Howard Doyen finance John Teague and Dr Don McKelvey advisory to area principals and county superintendent.
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Eugene Field School
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance
Raymond P. Jennings
Carl Ziegler
Little Symphony
Memorial Auditorium
Alexandra Mason
University of Kansas Library
Lawrence
Alberta Constant
Independence
Ottawa
Nell Barnaby
Hester Lortscher
John J. Pinney
Robert B. Wellington
David Bulmer
Pomona
John Kramer
Florence Robinson
E. E. Caylor
Keith Adriance
Wellsville
F. R. Bennett, Jr
Bernard Didde
W. R. Nichols
M. J. Gentner
Henry A. Parker
FR. N. Bundy
Charles Barnes
Bob Roberts
R. A. Hagerty
Barre Barrett
Sherwin Snyder
Howard Doyen
John ‘Teague
Don McKelvey
Wellsville Boy Wins State Dairy Award in 4-H Contest
Roger Thorn of Wellsville wins the state dairy production contest for Holstein cattle for the second consecutive year. East Central division and state honors earned through butterfat records, feeding practices, and management. This final 4-H year sees him entering a 23-cow herd and planning further expansion. he now serves as SHAFF 4-H Club Community Leader.
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Ross Nelson
Roger Thorn
Wellsville
H Club
Roger
Kansas Holstein Breeders Association
Holstein Breeders Association
Offices Close Veterans Day
The post office banks and Southwestern Bell offices will be closed Monday for Veterans Day. Ottawa service groups have no special plans. Several VFW members will attend Veterans Day services in Fort Scott after a convention there.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone Company
Ottawa
VFW
Fort Scott
Moonshiners Seek Automation in Raid Seizure
MARBLEHILL Georgia AP reports state and federal agents seized a large push button operated still in a raid near Marble Hill North Georgia. The operators reportedly relied on automation to run the operation.
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Marblehill
Georgia
Six Forfeit Bonds In Police Court
Six motorists forfeited bonds in Ottawa Police Court yesterday for speeding and careless driving. John R. Sechrest of Raytown Missouri forfeited $18 for 38 mph in a 20 mph zone. Thomas L. Hutton of Clathe forfeited $15 for 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. Frederic W. Voss of Nutley New Hampshire forfeited $15 for 45 mph in a 30 mph zone. John R. Hamilton of Mulberry forfeited $26 for 55 mph in a 99 mph zone. Norman E. Moore of Cypress forfeited $25 for careless driving. Leo A. Aker of Cypress forfeited $25 for careless driving.
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Ottawa
John R. Sechrest
Raytown
Thomas L. Hutton
Clathe
Frederic W. Voss
Nutley
N. H
John R. Hamilton
Mulberry
Dri ‘Ying
Norman E. Moore
Cypress
Leo A. Aker
Ottawa Christmas Parade Seeks More Entrants
The Ottawa Christmas Parade set for 2 p.m. on November 30 has 30 entrants, including two school bands. It runs from Logan and Main, south on Main to Park Street, sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce. Entry deadline is November 23. Contact bands and marching units Walt Butler, floats and bicycles Dean Royce, antique and sports cars Ben Park, saddles George Underwood, new cars Jim Chapman. Parade marshal Art Miller.
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Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce
Logan
Main Streets
Main
Park Street
Walt Butler
Dean Royce
Ben Park
George Underwood
Jim Chapman
Chapman
Art Miller
Progress On Deal To Sell US Grain
Washington A P Secretary of State Dean Rusk said an agreement on the 250 million dollar wheat deal with Russia may be near though bargaining continues and outcomes are uncertain. Khrushchev in Moscow praised a move toward a deal as American grain sales to the Soviet bloc face shipping rate disputes. Negotiations center on whether American ships must carry the grain and whether foreign rates apply, with talks through Undersecretary Ball narrowing gaps but no final pact yet.
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Washington (Ap
Dean Rusk
Russia
Khrushchev
Amer
Ica
Kennedy
George W. Ball
Senate Votes Ban on Foreign Aid
Washington AP reports the Senate approved amendments to ban aid to Yugoslavia and the United Arab Republic, limit Indonesia assistance, and bar aid to nations violating freedom of the seas. The 65-13 vote aligned with Gruening and mirrored a House provision, as 47 amendments clutter the foreign aid bill. The administration hopes to preserve discretion on some aid while efforts to constrain Communist bloc assistance continue.
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White House
Senate
Yugoslavia
United Arab Republic
Indonesia
Kennedy
Yugo Slavia
Poland
Congress
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Frank J. Lausche
Ohio
United States
Kremlin
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
U.S
Shoot Your Cow They Shoot You in Cuba Penalties
Miami refugee Victorio Fernandez, 26, said Cuban courts in Las Villas Province impose a firing squad for killing a cow or 20 years for butchering a pig amid extreme food shortages. He notes slaughter permits are hard to obtain. Fernandez arrived in Miami by boat with his wife and daughter.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Victorio Fernandez
Las Villas
Tany's Toot Counts Small Blessings This Year
Tany notes this season brings small blessings that matter, such as avoiding being a turkey. The playful line highlights seasonal gratitude and lighthearted reflection on holiday mishaps.
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Turkey
Weather County Forecast Highlights Through Saturday
Partly cloudy to cloudy this afternoon through Saturday with a chance of a few showers this evening and again on Saturday. Cooler Saturday with low around 50. High Saturday in the lower 60s. Yesterday's high 74, today's low 50, last year's high 48 and low 25. Record high 80 in 1931 and record low 16 in 1896. Hourly temperatures listed for 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. today.
US Recognizes South Vietnam Regime After Coup
Washington moved to recognize the provisional government led by civilians less than a week after the coup that toppled President Ngo Dinh Diem. Ambassador Lodge urged the move amid increased Communist Viet Cong activity and possible resumption of foreign aid.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Saigon
Great Britain
Ngo Dinh Diem
Australia
Japan
Thailand
Malaysia
Frank Jones Service Set For Monday
Frank Alfred Jones 66 a retired postal clerk and longtime Ottawa resident died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services Monday at 2 p.m. at Dengel and Son Mortuary with Rev. Ned Roberts officiating burial in Highland Cemetery. He was born January 17 1897 in Kansas City Kansas and served in the US Navy during World War I. He married Nettie M. Maxson in 1920. He worked at Security State Bank then the post office from 1941 until 1959 retirement due to disability. He leaves his wife a daughter in Ottawa a son in Kansas City three grandchildren and a brother in Houston.
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Frank Alfred Jones
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son
Ned Roberts
Highland Cemetery
Jones
Kansas City
Kas
Colony
Ottawa University
US Navy
Ottawa
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