Ottawa brief roundup of campus events and notices
Michael Hall named tenor in Ottawa University 57 voice choir and will perform at various functions. Charley’s Rock Band plays Naomi’s Club Wednesday 10 to 2. Mrs. Harold Pennington entered Lawrence Memorial Hospital for observation and tests. Public barbecue for Governor Docking Sunday Nov 7 at the Armory 5 p.m. Tickets adult 2.00 children free. Nancy Schupbach reports bicycle recovered. Adult Drug Abuse committee meets Oct 27 7:30 p.m. Ideas are our Goal. Civilisation film shown Nov 2 on campus. Miracle Water Co advertises water analysis and salt. Halloween Dance Oct 30 9:30–12:30 Elks event.
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Michael Hall
Ernest P. Hall
N. Sycamore
Ottawa University
Governor Docking
Racial Strife At Oklahoma University
Tulsa Tribune reporters survey about 600 black students at the University of Oklahoma find that integration efforts over two decades have not met expectations. Quotes describe tension, racism, and potential disorder, with mixed views among students and officials on campus relations and what more can be done.
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Norman, Okla
University of Oklahoma
Tulsa
The
Tulsa Tribune
the Tribune
J. R. Morris
Greg Pruitt
Henderson
Morris
Local Obituaries and Hospital News Highlight Ottawa Area
Admissions list includes Nelson Tipton Sr and Verna Emerson among others. Dismissals note Mrs. Donald Moore and others. Births report a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ray Glinke and a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Burgess. Traffic and accident items cover injuries to city officials and two-vehicle collisions near Ottawa. Obituary: John L. Roth, longtime Northridge resident, dies aged 73 with extensive survivors. Kansas City cattle and livestock market data conclude the report.
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Nelson Tipton Sr
Ash
Verna Emerson
S. Walnut
Edwin Burgess
S. Oak
Steven Graue
Lenexa
George W. Moten
S. Poplar
Griffith Evans
N. King
Donald Moore
Ottawa
Howard Witham
Sherman Smith
Ray Glinke
Lyndon
City Water and Light Department
E. Russell Baber
A&h
Thirteenth and Main
Baber
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Nelson F. Tipton
S. Ash
Eldon E. Carlson
Police citation listing careless driving and speeding violations
Ottawa Police Department cites three drivers James Davis of Overland Park for speeding 77 in a 60 mph zone fined 30 dollars plus costs Ted Edwards of Hutchinson cited for careless driving and Mervin Postier cited for failure to maintain a daily log each fined 10 dollars plus costs
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Ottawa Police Department
Ted C. Edwards
Burroughs
James E. Davis
Overland Park
Mervin L. Postier
Hutchinson
Deaths: Mrs Nora M Evans longtime Franklin County resident
Mrs Nora Maude Evans 74 Ottawa RFD 2 died this morning at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Services 2 p.m. Thursday Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Kermit Blank officiating. Burial at Peoria Cemetery east of Ottawa. Born February 3 1897 in Princeton daughter of Elviron E and Minnie Brewer Ferris. Married Zack K Evans September 22 1915 in Ottawa he died February 7 1949. Member of Peoria Community Church. Lived on same farm since 1915.
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Nora M. Evans
Nora Maude Evans
Ottawa
RFD
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Lamb- Roberts Funeral
Kermit Blank
Peoria Cemetery
Franklin County
Mrs. Evans
Princeton
Elviron E
Minnie (Brewer) Ferris
Zack K. Evans
Ottawa U President Speaks at State Language Educators Meeting
Peter Armacost, president of Ottawa University, was the featured speaker at a fall gathering of foreign language educators from the state. His address urged integrating culture studies with linguistic training in liberal arts and general education curricula. Donald Nease and Adrian Stoner of OU attended, along with college and high school language faculty from across the state.
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Manhattan
Peter
Armacost
Ottawa University
Donald Nease
Adrian Stoner
In-Service Drug Session Held at Eisenhower School
Howard Mossberg, dean of the University of Kansas school of pharmacy, led the first in-service session on drug education at Eisenhower School. The gathering targeted county teachers, counselors, and administrators with future sessions planned led by Dr. Bud Gollier IT on drug abuse effects and recognition, with scheduling to fit participant preferences.
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University of Kansas School of Pharmacy
Eisenhower School
Ash
Bud Gollier
Ottawa
Gollier
William E. White
New Books At The Library
Library notes list recent titles with brief descriptors including ENCOUNTERS WITH THE ARCHDRUID by John McPhee a look at a conservationist and three foes. CAPONE by John Kobler a definitive gangster biography. DIANA THE MAKING OF A TERRORIST by Powers about Diana Oughton. Also LOVE IN THE RUINS by Walker Percy and other works across topics from health to religion to memoirs and criticism.
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John McPhee
Capone
John Kobler
America
Diana
Thomas Powers
Diana Oughton
Greenwich Village
Walker Percy
A. Norman Cranin
DDS
Christ
God
Edward S
Elizabeth H. Fox
Mama
Lewis Meyer
Lord Robert
Jean Plaidy
Elizabeth I
Robert Dudley
James Herndon
Florrie Fisher
Krutch
Joseph Wood Krutch
Cooperative Theme In NRECA Meet
The NRECA president Louis Strong urged a stick together approach at the Wichita regional meeting as he outlined a new day for cooperatives. He warned of a leadership crisis as second generation leaders rise and urged a billion dollar annual research push affecting production and distribution of electricity. Strong stressed voluntary recruitment of leaders to sustain cooperation and financing in a changing political and economic environment.
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National Rural Electric Cooperative Associations
NRECA
Louis Strong
Louisville
Kansas
Colorado
Nebraska
Wyoming
Strong
Innovation in Three Acts by G W Ewing at Ottawa Soroptimist
Southwestern Bell's science demonstrator G W Ewing will present a program on the history of communications at 8 p.m. Thursday for the Ottawa Soroptimist Club. The show features miniature microwave towers a laser with gas lens and closed circuit TV plus concepts of the future telephone office and household service with audience participation.
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Southwestern Bell Telephone
G. W. Ewing
Ottawa
Ewing
Nora Maude Evans, lifelong Franklin County resident
Nora Maude Evans widow of Zack K Evans died this morning. Funeral services set for Thursday at 2 00 p m from Lamb Roberts Funeral Home with Mr Kermit Blank officiating. Interment in Peoria Cemetery east of Ottawa. Friends may call at the funeral home Tuesday evening until services.
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McLouth
Esther Slavens
Wellsville
Mary Sue Finch
Ottawa Rfd
Eleanor Harrell
N. Sycamore
Ray Evans
Glenn A. Evans
Zimmerman
Minn
Laura Warner
Fredonia
Edith Winters
Princeton
Evans Nora Maude Evans
Franklin County
Zack K. Evans
Lamb-Roberts
Kermit Blank
Peoria Cemetery
Ottawa
Harvey Lee Clark
Damron-Towner
Union Cemetery
Centropolis
Kansas
Volpe urges governors to curb cargo theft nationwide
Secretary Volpe called on all governors to back a joint cargo security program with federal, state, and local involvement. He cited $1.5 billion in losses last year and proposed using LEAA grant funds to bolster state and local efforts and appoint a liaison to the Office of Transportation Security led by Benjamin O. Davis Jr.
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Secretary of Transportation
John A. Volpe
Volpe
Massachusetts
Justice Department
LEAA
Department
Office of Transportation Security
Benjamin O. Davis Jr
Safety and Consumer Affairs
Notice of hearing in estate of Leon Rex Bell
In Franklin County Kansas Probate Court Dorothy C Bell administratrix petitions final settlement and approval of accounts for Leon Rex Bell deceased case 12 257 hearing set November 19 1971 at 10 00 am in Ottawa court failure to defend may lead to judgment or decree Gleason Pinet Jordan attorneys for administratrix
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Franklin County
Said
Leon Rex Bell
State of
Kansas
Dorothy C. Bell
Leon Rexwell
Cour
Ottawa
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