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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 16, 2013

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Williamsburg Students Learn Service Lesson

Ottawa faces Tabor in weekend matchup on Braves turf as Williamsburg students gain practical service lessons. The brief notes a page reference for fuller details on both stories.

Williamsburg Ottawa Tabor Braves

Twelve-year-old Kathey Atkinson on JFK cover book

Kathey Atkinson, once an Ottawa resident, appears on the cover of her book Grief of a Nation Kathey's story about President Kennedy's assassination on November 22 1963. She was at Parkland Hospital in Dallas when the president was pronounced dead and her grief photo graced the Dallas Times Herald front page.

Kathey Atkinson Kathey John F. Kennedy Atkinson Ottawa Parkland Hospital Dallas Dallas Times Herald Doug Carder Herald John F Kennedy Secret Service Eamon Kennedy Gary Tweedy Vantage Press Kansas City Kan Kennedy Jacqueline Kennedy Dealey Plaza Lee Harvey Oswald Oswald CBS News Jan Wilda Atkinson Love Field JFK

Brief Encounter Forever Links Girl to Slain President

Dallas girl Kathey Atkinson, photographed at Parkland Hospital, became a symbol of national grief after Kennedy was fatally shot in Dealey Plaza on November 22, 1963. Her later life included a memoir and a 50th anniversary recollection, while Kennedy’s assassination raised decades of debate on conspiracies.

Forever Links Girl

Ottawa Recreation Commission OKs admission fee for center

Ottawa Recreation Commission voted 4-0 to charge admission at the Otta wa Community Recreation Center Goppert Building starting Jan. 1, 2014 with $2 daily for ages 12 to 59, $1 for ages 6 to 11 and 60 plus, free for 5 and younger. A punch-card option may offer reduced per-visit costs.

Tommy Sink Ottawa Recreation Commission Board Ottawa Community Recreation Center Goppert 15Th St Dan Stepp ORC Link

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