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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1966
Page
4
STANLEY F. ALLEN of the Richmond Peoples State Bank attended a two week session of the Graduate School of Banking at the University of Wisconsin Aug. 15 27 among 1 305 students. A trap shoot event near Williamsburg Kansas invites public participation starting at 1 pm.
Ottawa University requests available rooms for male and female students with contact through the university personnel office. Dean Bill Boucek notes new students arrive Sept 9 and returning students shortly after.
A local advertisement notes Boyer's Jewelry will be closed in September. The notice provides no further details on deadlines or relocation plans.
Walter Schwarz records rainfall for the Weather Bureau united states department of agriculture at Worden for August ending the 31st. Actual rainfall 2.99 inches versus normal 4.59 inches. Year to date rainfall 17.03 inches, 9.23 below the expected 26.25 inch normal.
Kendall Connie Jeannette won the Carli-Q scholarship awarded by KSTC Emporia. A Wednesday paper had misprinted her first name as Carl an error later corrected in the column.
Admissions include Mrs. Jose Mora of 621 King and George Scott of 315 East 13th on Thursday. Births reported to the Ottawa RFC 1 couple Mr and Mrs Richard Eugene Morrow with a baby weighing 10 pounds 9 ounces.
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Robert F. Kennedy plan major joint campaigning for Democratic candidates in this fall's congressional elections. They may appear on the same speaker platforms and even in mutual campaign stops, with Humphrey inviting Kennedy to Minnesota and Kennedy stumping in New York.
The Navy contemplates adding a variable sweep wing to the F4 Phantom, current frontline fighter in Vietnam, to boost subsonic performance while retracting for supersonic efficiency. It is not seen as a future fleet defense solution, but Congress criticism of the F111B could spark debate.
Current discussion on Capitol Hill centers on a possible tax increase to curb inflation and fund Vietnam operations. Views vary on timing and mix, with lawmakers predicting a range of $5 to $15 billion in extra revenue, likely a personal income tax hike after considering corporate and investment credit changes. A corporate tax rise or suspension of the investment credit could raise substantial funds, but analysts expect any viable plan to rely mainly on individuals’ taxes to avoid a larger deficit and curb inflation.
President Johnson moves across the nation on a political trek aimed at boosting Democrats who won marginal House seats in 1964. The trips target districts in Ohio Michigan New Jersey Pennsylvania and Washington state with stops linked to specific freshmen like Gilligan Taft Jr. and Resnick as well as regional contests in Colorado Idaho Oklahoma and others.
Public notice states the Franklin County Board of Commissioners voted to vacate part of Road B.49 in Hayes Township. Objections or damage claims must be filed within 12 months. A Sept 14 1966 meeting is scheduled to hear objections at the NE corner of Sec 26. George Atchison chairs. Bruce Spears county clerk. Also probate petition filed for John H Foster will dated April 15 1965 naming Beulah Durbin executrix.
County Court Charles W. Ingle Jr. was arrested for trespassing on farm lands east of Ottawa owned by Lester and David Moore after hunting without permission. Carl A. Miller of Emporia faced a May 27 NSI check charge for $24.56 to National Marketing Inc. Ottawa. Robert M. Snowman’s $6.50 NSF check to Pence IGA Food Center was dismissed. Everett Wheeler of Quenee mo was paroled after serving 90 days for three NSF checks totaling $65 to Lee's Downtowner Gibson’s Products and Chester Woodrum.
Police report Robert L. Brandt aged 17 of 804 South Oak was charged Thursday with making excessive noise with his car in the 1000 block of South Main.
Beulah Durbin files petition seeking appointment as executrix of a will in Ottawa Kansas with Pierson Skoog attorneys. Respondents must file defenses by September 19 1966 at 1 30 p m in Franklin County Court. failure leads to judgment by default. Carl Ray Chasee KSP No 14851 listed.
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