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Southwestern Bell Telemobile visits Gibson's Shopping Center October 19 and 20 with free family entertainment. Pomona residents warned hydrants will be drained Wednesday October 20. Wright's Studio promotes 10 weeks until Christmas. Jaycees White Elephant Auction at city auditorium October 20 at 8 p.m. donations to Jim Hepner at 242-1400.
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Southwestern Bell
Gibson’s
Pomona
Jaycees
City Auditorium
Jim Hepner
Woman Is Killed In Two-Car Head-On Crash North Of Osawatomie
A 63-year-old La Cygne woman, Mrs Gallerea Hoffsette, died in a head-on collision two miles north of Osawatomie on US 169 Saturday night. In the other car, Thomas Bauder Jr., 18, Osawatomie, was seriously injured along with passenger Miss Terry Ann Henry, 16, Paola, who was in critical condition. The crash marked Miami County’s fifth traffic fatality.
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Osawatomie
la Cygne
Here
Us-169
Kansas Highway Patrol
Gallerea Hoffsette
Hoffsette
Thomas Bauder Jr
Bauder
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Terry Ann Henry
Paola
Miami County
Accident Claims Paola Man In Kansas City Hospital
Paola resident Chester Secrest 54 died in a Kansas City hospital after a large rotary mower fell on him Friday night. Secrest, a mechanic for a farm machinery firm, suffered critical injuries and died likely from internal damage.
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Paola
Chester Secrest
Wall Street Drifts with Mixed Dow Gain amid Inflation Fears
Wall Street prices moved slowly with no clear trend as the Dow rose 1.10 to 875.95 at noon. Traders cited a tug of war between hopes for a brighter economy and fears inflation could rekindle if wage rises occur under Phase 2. Chemicals and electronics rose while steel, mail order retail, and airlines fell. All other stocks were mixed.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
HOSPITAL NOTES ADMISSIONS AND DISMISSALS LISTED
A long hospital page records admissions including Mrs. Wilma Wheeler, Quenemo, Harvey Lee Clark Overbrook, Robin Stewart El Dorado, Sharon Jacobs El Dorado, and Mrs. Gabriel Motlet Pleasanton among others. Dismissals include Lula Brown and Ronald Smith, with Monday entries for Vera Figgins and Sharon Jacobs. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Howarter Garnett. Also reports a cycle accident involving Charles W Stevenson, 38, and a two-vehicle Ottawa crash with Louise Teter and Helen Yingling. Obituaries note Grace Henry Paola and Johnson Paul Fiselein Ottawa. cattle and livestock market totals conclude with livestock estimates for tomorrow.
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Admissions
Wilma Wheeler
Quenemo
Harvey Lee Clark
Overbrook
Robin Stewart
el Dorado
Sharon Jacobs
Barbara Roth
John O’neill
Williamsburg
Judy Royse
Ash
Lydia Fletcher
Willow
Gabriel Motlet
Pleasanton
Kurt Meeks
N. Main
Elma Good
Walnut
Marguerite Loux
Oak
Martin Sommer
Baldwin
Jerry Howarter
Garnett
Son
Charles W. Stevenson
S. Ash
KU Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
John Brown
Stevenson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Medical
Ottawa
Louise Teter
Elm
Helen V. Yingling
Police News Citations and Local Court Actions
The Ottawa Police Department lists citations for several individuals including A. Mere z 34 driving while intoxicated and no valid license with a $350 bond. Divorces granted include Bertie B. Toler custody to she and Carol J Bard custody to her. Boarding and speeding fines issued to multiple residents with amounts noted. Grace Mae Steele funeral arrangements announced with service and burial details.
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Ottawa Police Department
Jsse
A. Merez
Bertie B. Toler
Reginald K. Toler
Carol J. Bard
Perry E. Bard
Dora Lucinda Zamora
Ernesto Zamora
Susanne F. Kelly
Jerry H. Kelly
KC Markets Cattle and Hogs Report From Kansas City
Wholesale eggs prices listed as large and medium categories. Cattle: 2,000 head with calves 125, steer and heifer classes up to 25 higher, feeders steady. prime and high choice steers 32.50 33.00, choice 31.50 32.25, heifers 30.50 31.50, cows 21.00 23.00, feeders 34.00 40.00 for 350 450 lb steers, 31.50 34.50 for feeders 350 500 lb heifers, sows under weight not shown. Hog market: 5,500 head, barrows and gilts down 25, some 50 off. prices 210 230 lb at 20.25, 200 250 lb at 19.75 20.00.
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Kansas City
Johnson critiques Kennedy Vietnam policy in memoirs
In excerpts from The Vantage Point, Lyndon B. Johnson says 1963 Vietnam policy suffered from wishful thinking among observers and too much reliance on Vietnamese statistics. He criticizes a State Department ultimatum to Diem as a serious blunder that hastened Diem’s downfall and Saigon political confusion. Johnson recalls taking office to pursue Kennedy goals and learning the situation was graver than initial reports indicated. McNamara’s gloomy Saigon appraisal and the Joint Chiefs’ calls for early action are noted, with Johnson and advisers later rejecting those measures.
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NEW York
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Vietnam
Johnson
New York Times
State Department
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Diem
Henry Cabot Lodge
Saigon
Ngo Dinh Nhu
John Kennedy
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
McNamara
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Library Notes: New Books At The Library
A list of recent additions includes BOSS by Mike Royko portrait of Richard J. Daley. A GUEST OF HONOUR by Nadine Gordimer on love and nationhood. MY LIFE AND THE TIMES by Turner Catledge recounts leading a major newspaper. PAPIER-MACHE ARTISTRY by Donz Z. Meilach explores a challenging art form. THE BROTHER by F. D. Reeve about a New England family. CRUISING SPEED by William Buckley Jr. a documentary. THE SEASON OF THE WITCH by James Leo Herlihy on revolution. AROUND OUR HOUSE by Henry Holt Giles on happiness with land and kin. SOULSCRIPT by June Jordan Afro-American poetry. THEIRS WAS THE KINGDOM by R. F. Delderfield about Adam Swann’s family rising to prominence.
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Mike Royko
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
Nadine Gordimer
TIMES
Turner Catledge
Donz Z. Meilach
F. D. Reeve
New England
William F. Buckley Jr
James Leo Herlihy
Henry
Janie Holt Giles
June Jordan
R. F. Delderfield
God
Adam Swann
Nixon outlines Ft Detrick cancer crusade center
President Nixon announced the conversion of the Ft. Detrick facility in Frederick Maryland into a center for the national cancer crusade. The National Cancer Institute will operate the center under contract with private firms, with 600 personnel planned and work to begin immediately on some labs.
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National Cancer Institute
Ft. Detrick
Nixon
Congress
Senate
House
Maryland
Charles McC. Mathias
White House
Survival Revival at Ottawa University on campus
Ottawa University's Peace Action People on Campus sponsor a Survival Revival at 7 30 p m Wednesday in the OU administration building auditorium. The open public event promotes a food and clothing drive for Cairo lil with donations accepted by calling 242-5200 Ext 300. Entertainment and speeches will be provided.
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Ottawa University
Cairo
Lil
Thefts Reported Across Ottawa Weekend
Ottawa police investigated several thefts over the weekend. A girl’s bicycle was stolen Saturday from the Tom Woodman residence at 1042 S Hickory. Elizabeth Higgins reported a bird bath valued at $10 taken Saturday night from 319 S Cedar. Frank Dicky said two car radiators were stolen from separate vehicles, totaling about $30.
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Ottawa
Tom Woodman
S. Hickory
Elizabeth Higgins
S. Cedar
Frank Dicky
S. Oak
No Contest Plea Heard in Franklin County Assault Case
Ottawa man Prince Timmons Jr. pleaded no contest and was found guilty in Franklin County District Court of aggravated assault after allegedly firing shots at a motor car with people aboard on Sept. 4. Sentencing was delayed for a pre-sentence report.
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Ottawa
Prince Timmons Jr
Burroughs
Franklin County
Timmons
Probate Court Hearing for Ella Burrows Brown Estate
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court the estate of Ella Burrows Brown Deceased is in probate. Wayne W Einfeldt petitions to admit an authenticated Will from Muscatine Iowa and to assign equity in a real estate contract to entitled parties without ancillary administration. Defenses due by November 10 1971 at 10:00 am in Ottawa Kansas with hearing set. Attorneys Hannen Reichart Burlington Kansas for Petitioner.
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Franklin County
Kansas
Ella Burrows Brown
State of
Wayne W. Einfeldt
District Court
Muscatine County
Iowa
Ottawa
Irene Miskimen
Lela Gower
Amy Walls
Maude N. Richardson
Stevens
Brand & Brand
First National Bank
Lawrence
Attys
Notice of Appointment in Edith C. Thompson Estate Kansas
State of Kansas to creditors heirs and interested parties in the Estate of Edith C. Thompson deceased Murl D Thompson and Oden B Thompson were appointed co administrators on October 7 1971 in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas Creditors must file their claims within nine months from first publication or be barred Dated October 8 1971 in Ottawa Kansas Skoog Latimer attorneys for co administrators at 3205 Main St Ottawa Kansas
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Edith C. Thompson
Murl D. Thompson
Oden B. Thompson
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