Local political and community notices and events brief
Unofficial blood donation totals show 47 pints collected by volunteers at the bloodmobile at Ottawa Youth Center. Community reminders include a tacky party at Valley View School, a Come-See-Hear event with Congressman Robert Ellsworth, and a homecoming service at Greenwood Baptist Church. Other items note John Gaynor's hospital admission, a Halloween dance at the VFW, and training for 4-H officers with meetings across Franklin County.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa
Franklin County Extension Office
Anchor Savings and Loan Association
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Boy Held For Theft At RoyaleL Bowling Lanes
Edwin Wolgast reports a 15 year old local boy took $200 in checks and cash from RoyaleT Bowing Lanes at 214 E 2nd. The youth denied, but $160 and a bankbook were later found in his home. Probate Judge Pinet ordered detention while the case continues. the youth also faces a prior forgery charge.
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Royalet
Edwin Wolgast
S. Mulberry
Wolgast
Robert Pinet
Indonesian Guerrillas Land In Malaysia Coast Attack
About 60 Indonesian guerrillas landed by sea on Malaysia's southwest coast in two groups. By nightfall nearly half were captured while the remainder were pinned down in swampy jungles 30 miles south of Malacca by Australian, New Zealand and Malaysian troops. A holding action would continue through the night with mopping up at daybreak.
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Malacca
Malaysia
Here
New Zealand
Retired Justice Burton dies at 76 in Washington
Harold H. Burton, former Supreme Court justice and ex Ohio senator, dies at 76 at George Washington University Hospital after years of poor health. Appointed by Truman in 1945, he helped desegregate rail dining cars and shaped civil rights jurisprudence. Memorial services planned in Washington and Cleveland. dates not announced.
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Burton
Supreme Court
Ohio
Cleveland
Trueman
Truman
All Souls Unitarian Church
Washington
First Unitarian Church
Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Goldwater Equal Time Plea
The Supreme Court declined to convene before election day to hear arguments for equal television and radio time for Sen. Barry Goldwater to reply to President Johnson's Oct. 18 address. The FCC ruled Johnson's speech was national and not campaign related, and networks were not obliged to provide equal time. The appeals court allowed the FCC ruling to stand in a tie vote.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Goldwater
Federal Communications Commission
U.S. Court of Appeals
FCC
Hog Shot In Pen Near First and Sycamore Streets
An 11 year old boy admitted firing a 12 gauge shotgun at a hog in a pen near First and Sycamore streets after a friend allegedly threw a knife into the pen. The hog, owned by Donald McNeair, was wounded but alive. the gun remains with police as the investigation continues. Police Chief Eugene Flaherty warned against discharging any gun within city limits.
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First
Sycaemore
Donald McNeair
Hamblin
McNeair
Eugene Flaherty
KC Markets KC cattle hog and lamb prices steady
Kansas City AP reports cattle slaughter categories mostly steady with calves and choice values at 15.00 to 16.75 per hundredweight while hogs show barrows and gilts steady to strong and sows down, with 190 to 230-pound barrows at 15.00 and 270 to 350-pound sows 12.25 to 13.25. Slaughter lambs bring 20.50 to 21.00 and good to choice 19.50 to 20.50 as egg and wholesale prices show large eggs at 36.37 and mediums at 26.28 per 100 eggs.
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Kansas City
Wiles Sees No Delay in Kansas Commission Work
In Coffeyville Kansas Democratic governor nominee Harry G Wiles defended his continued service on the Kansas Corporation Commission against Republican criticism. He said Mitch ell had never warned him before and suggested GOP urgency reflects desperation as campaign activity continues.
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Coffeyville
Kan
Harry G. Wiles
William L. Mitchell
The
Kansas Corporation Commission
Commission
Wiles
Republican
Kanesas Corporation Commission
Strike At Ford Feared Amid UAW Local Pact Delays
DETROIT AP Ford Motor Co faces a threatened crippling strike as UAW units without local working agreements lag behind a newly negotiated national Ford contract. The union set a November 6 deadline at 10 a.m. for bargaining units missing pacts, while GM resumes plants after a 31 day walkout and continues to resolve locale level accords.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler Corp
Bridges Are Being Built Near Ottawa
Bridges at Price and Barnett, ten and twelve miles northeast of Ottawa, are under rebuild. Alderman Construction Company of Ottawa has worked about three weeks with Max Alderman as contractor. The bridges will be 90 feet long with a 24 foot roadway on improved alignments. Steel beams are expected from the rolling mill mid November. Pouring of the deck can begin when weather allows. George Allman serves as superintendent.
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Price
Barnett
Ottawa
Alderman Construction Company
Max Alderman
Alderman
George Allman
Avery Gave Up Certain Victory
Topeka AP Profile of Rep. William H. Avery, dean of Kansas' congressional delegation, who left a reelection bid to run for governor. The piece covers his background in farming, local and state government, education work, and service on several House committees. He won the Republican nomination after an August primary with seven opponents.
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Topeka
House Rules Committee
William H. Avery
Avery
Wakefield
Congress
Milford Reservoir
The
Ohio
Kansas
Select Committee
Small Business
Veterans Affairs Committee
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Private Calendar
U. S. Senate
Senate
Andrew F. Schoeppel
Deaths and funeral rites for Jess Heilman and infant Haverty
Jess Heilman, 75, of Osage Franklin Counties resident, died at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral 2 p.m. Saturday at Towner Chapel with Rev. Donald D. Fisher. Burial in Woodland Cemetery Pomona. Survived by four daughters, one son, 16 grandchildren, 11 great grandchildren, two brothers. Graveside services held for infant James David Haverty at Highland Cemetery with Rev. Ned Roberts officiating.
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Jess Heilman
N. Poplar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Towner Chapel
Donald D. Fisher
Woodlawn
Pomona
Quenemo
Osage
Franklin
Lyndon
Maude Murrin
Florence Royer
Lancaseter
Calif
Fern Firestone
S. Locust
Beatrice Burgoon
Rfd
Bernice Crane
N. Main
Hugh Heilman
Williamsburg
Roy Heilman
John Heilman
James David
David Haverty
Highland Cemetery
Ned Roberts
Hospital Admissions and Dismissals Noted
Admissions list includes Leland Logan of Lew is Harra, Sterling Hornbuckle of Louisburg, Michael Leck of Ottawa University, Wednesday. Mrs Laurence S McLeod of Tulsa and Ronald Davis of 820 N Oak, Thursday. Dismissals include John McDaniel of 723 Pine, Thursday.
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Leland Logan
Lewis Harra
Wellsville
Sterling Hornbuckle
Louisburg
Michael Leck
Ottawa University
Laurence S. McLeod
Tulsa
Okla
Ronald Davis
John McDaniel
Pittsburg man cited for improper passing near Ottawa
County Court records show Earl E. Richardson, 57, Pittsburg, cited Oct. 23 for improper passing one mile north of Ottawa on US 59. He pleaded guilty and was fined $10 and costs.
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Earl E. Richardson
Pittsburg
Ottawa
Funerals for Edward W Elliott and Roseamond Rich Held at Towner Chapel
Edward William Elliott died Oct 25 and services were Oct 28 with Rev Ned E Roberts. IOOF Podge No 24 pallbearers Ben Gibson Harry Loyd Gail Nitcher Lewis Turner Floyd Hamner Orin Breckenridge. IOOF service at Pleasant View Cemetery Agricola. Roseamond Anna Rich died Oct 23. services Oct 27 with Rev Jack Dennison. pallbearers Del White W H Boyd Wallace Rule Lester Emery Henry Smart Orvilg Brown. burial Highland Cemetery.
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Edward W. Elliott
Edward William Elliott
Towner Chapel
Ned E. Roberts
Ben Gibson
Harry Loyd
Gail Nitcher
Lewis Turner
Floyd Hamner
Orin Breckenridge
Ioof Podge
L. T. Pattie
S. T. Thornton
J. M.cKilgore
William Becker
Ivan McFadden
Pleasant View Cemetery
Agricola
Roseamond Rich
Roseamond
Anna Rich
Jack Dennison
del White
W. H. Boyd
Wallace Rule
Lester Emery
Henry Smart
Orvilg Brown
J. M. Kilgore
Highland Cemetery
Franklin County auction notices from Printy’s Auction House
Local sales schedule lists Myers Bros stocker feeder sale on Nov 2 and Geo McDaniel Holstein dairy sale on Nov 9 at Franklin County Sale Barn near Ottawa. Household goods, antiques, furniture, and appliances show up at Printy’s Auction House 1136 N Main Ottawa with events each Tuesday and Thursday evenings.
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Myers Bros
Centropolis
Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
Franklin Co
Geo. McDaniel Holstein Dairy Sale
Lane
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Printy’s ‘Auction House
N .Main
Todd Mobile Homes —Owners
Mabel Hudelson
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Robert Ellsworth
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Ottawa University Union
John Gaynor
St. Luke’s Hospital
George Atchison
Doug Henry
Fort Hays State
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Wilbur D. Henry
South Mulberry
Pomona Grade School
Don White
Kansas State Women’s Republican Club
the Republican Scene Magazine
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Earl Warren
Tueseday
James Haverty
Lamb
Harold Stewart
Mrs. Stella Spore
Hamblin Street
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
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Edna Kreusch
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