Ottawans to Attend State Legion Convention in Wichita
A group of Ottawans plans to attend the state American Legion Convention in Wichita over the weekend. Attendees include Jack Kille Clyde Harber John Gere George Lister Jules Doty Thomas Gleason Dr Joe Henning Guy Potts and Joe Towner Gere also attends the veterans commission meeting and Towner serves on the credentials committee.
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American Legion
Wichita
Jack Kille
Nea Post
Clyde Harber
John Gere
George Lister
Jules Doty
Thomas Gleason
Joe Henning
Guy Potts
Joe Towner
Gere
Veterans Commission
Towner
Stafford's
47 Nabbed In Speed Check
A Kan sas Highway Patrol radar caught 47 travelers during a speed check en route to Cumberland Md. From Inter sons, Mike and Pat, the group left yester day night. A picnic was held for the Walsh family and relatives including Mrs William Lantis. Nan ney and L E Alcorn of 501 N Main were awarded a government contract to paint the Lindley Creek bridge at the Penne De Terre Mo reservoir. Work starts on the $26 124 contract in the spring.
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Tom Walsh
Intersons
Mike
Pat
Yester-State
Cumberland
Hercu
Les Powder Co
William Lantis
L. E. Alcorn
N. Main
Lindley Creek
Penne de Terre, Mo
Pring
Library Notes readers turn to books on Africa
Readers increasingly recognize Africa’s growing significance and turn to library shelves for background and analysis. Notable titles include Inside Africa by Gunther, Africa Today and Tomorrow, South Africa in Transition by Alan Paton, Through Malan's Africa by Robert St John, Land and People of South Africa by Paton, McKay's Guide to Africa, and Background to African Bitterness by Henry Gibbs, covering history, current issues, and cultural life.
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Africa
Mme of the
South Africa
Alan Paton
Malan
Robert St. John
McKay
Henry Gibbs
Will Undergo Skin Surgery
Leland V. Morrow, 13, of Richmond, will undergo skin graft surgery at the University of Kansas Medical Center on Tuesday after a burn on August 13 while attempting to burn bees near his home. He was admitted August 26 and is in ward 6 B. The report also notes a speed enforcement device on a new highway near Wellsville and lists numerous drivers cited for speeding in 60 and 70 mph zones.
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Leland V. Morrow
Harvey Morrow
Richmond
University of Kansas Medical Center
Medical Center
Man receives decade term for passing counterfeit money
Kansas City AP report and court record show Jack Duane Hannah, 32, of Lexington Missouri, jailed 10 years for circulating counterfeit twenty dollar bills. He was nabbed July 2 at a fireworks stand run by off duty officer Clyde Pence of Independence. Pence seized 6500 fake bills in Hannahs car and a Secret Service officer noted another 1500 in counterfeit notes passed across St Joseph Topeka Oklahoma and Kansas City regions.
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Kansas City
Jack Duane Hannah
Lexington
Hannah
Clyde Pence
Independence
Pence
Secret Service
St. Joseph
Topeka
Oklahoma
Peter A
Lickteig
St. Boniface Church
Scipio
Leeda Lickteig
Garnett
Anna Poss
Peter Poss
Car
Kas
Greg
Lawrence
James
Cherryvale
Adrian Lickteig
Leavenworth
Irene
Danbury
Iowa
Rich Robinson
Scottsbluff
Neb
Dora Lickteig
Osawatomie
Carl Poss
Tulsa
Joe
John Poss
Garrett
Run Away Car Causes Minor Collision on West 15th
Police records describe a rollaway car owned by 18 year old John M. Thornbrugh of Williamsburg moving from a driveway at a service station on West 15th. It struck another car driven by 20 year old Harry Hildebrandt of RFD 3. No injuries or charges.
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West 15Th
John M. Thornbrugh
Williamsburg
W. 15Th
Thornbrugh
Harry Hildebrandt
School Fraternities Targeted by St Louis Board of Education
The St Louis Board of Education adopted a unanimous resolution condemning high school fraternities and sororities as undemocratic and ordering suspension of pupils who bring these activities into the school in any form.
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ST. Louis
Traffic Violations From OCR Snippet
Names listed include Matlock of Shawnee, 68 in a 60 zone. Robert J. Dryer of Wichita, 68 in a 60 zone. Joseph F. Thompson of Albuquerque, 59 in a 50 zone. and Beverly A. DeLeve of Wichita, 80 in a 60 zone.
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John L. Thompson
Wichita
Rodney K. Alderson
Emporia
Roy N. Hodges
Hutchinson
Harold D. Bynum
Albuquerque
Glen A. Younts
Thomas J. Thomas
Kansas City
Gerald L. Forrest
Charles B. Rogers
Beverly Hills
Calif
William P. Beteman
Gary D. Wilson
Pittsburg
John R. Ravenscroft
George Tretiak, Jr
Overland Park
James E. English
Jack C. Eisberg
Edgar R. Davidson
William D. Field
Shawnee
Lewis C. Proctor
Donald J. Rhoades
Wellsville
Jeanne L. Livingston
Parsons
Lawrence E. Armstrong
Lavonna J. Beroh
Arthur T. Woodman
Derby
William L. Hill
John C. Power
Merriam
Robert J. Harding
Anthony B. Hessefort
Warsaw
James H. Pendleton
Madison L. Cobb
Ponca City
Okala
John H. Lamb
Rockwood Drive
Ottawa
W. H. Flood
Sammy L. Weathers
Tulsa
Okla
Glenn Pratt
Marion
Mayall
Rupert W. Perry
Gene D. Spencer
Esther G. Wall
Charles W
Matlock
Robert J. Dryer
Joseph F. Thompson
Beverly A. DeLeve
Hospital Notes and Births Highlight Local Friday Admissions
Friday admissions include Mrs. John Kinsley of RFD 4 and Mrs. Bertha Ogle of 934 S Locust along with Nancy Lou Curry at 909 N Hickory and Jessie Rubick at Cedar House. Births report Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wall of Richmond welcome a daughter weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces. Dismissals list Patsy Martin of Princeton and Fred A. Gollier of Paola and Mrs. Sue Shumate of 721 Princeton Road.
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John Kinsley
Bertha Ogle
S. Locust
Nancy Lou Curry
Hickory
Jessie Rubick
Cedar House
Earl Wall
Richmond
Patsy Martin
Princeton
Fred A. Gollier
RFD
Funeral services for Mrs John P Morgan
Mrs John P Morgan who died August 30 was honored at Richmond Methodist Community Church on September 2 with Rev W F Purvis officiating. Pallbearers included Preston Stockard Antone Gretencord Fred Mersiman Oscar Newmaster Evan Lloyd and Ames Lyon. Mrs Jerry Milcfelt and Mrs Charles Edwards sang hymns with Mrs Lee Perkins at Highland Cemetery burial. Ladies G A R Circle members attended.
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John P. Morgan
Richmond Methodist Community Church
W. F. Purvis
Preston Stockard
Antone Gretencord
Fred Mersiman
Oscar Newmaster
Evan Lloyd
Ames Lyon
Jerry Milcfelt
Charles Edwards
Lee Perkins
Highland Cemetery
G.A R
Kenneth Ford
Homewood
Farris
Garnett
Ray Fire
Stone
Elvert L. Sanders
John Burres
E. E. Hendrix
Kester Graffham
Gene Red
Harry Funk
Clyde Wyatt
O. D. Meisenheimer
Daughetr
Henry
Abbie
Gerpe
Rock
Wis
Kennedy
Maine
Richmond
Leslie Gepner
Marshfield
Oran Gepner
Ayr
Iowa
Max Fisher
Kell Rixdel
Kennedy assails campaign as campaign opens in California
SAN FRANCISCO AP Sen John F Kennedy declares shift in world power and urges action over drift as he launches his campaign in California. He blames Eisenhower and the stand still policy, attacks Nixon and the Republicans, and calls for leadership and dedication rather than mediocrity.
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San Francisco
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Pleads Innocent On Theft Charge In Police Court
David Schmidt aged 18, of Park Hotel Wamego, pleaded innocent at a special Police Court arraignment on petty larceny charges. He allegedly took a radiator from Edward Kasper at 205 E Wilson, which was sold to a local junk dealer for 2.50. A warrant from Olathe for bad checks will be sent to release authorities. trial set for September 19.
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David Schmidt
Park Hotel
Wamego
Schmidt
Edward Kasper
E. Wilson
Democratic message travels New England tour to boost candidate
The speaker moved from Boston in Massachusetts to Manchester New Hampshire and on to Portland and urged audiences that New England's economic problems could be solved by a Democratic president.
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Portland
Boston
Massachusetts
Manchester
N.H
New England
Churches Stress Need For Safety On Highways
Religious leaders urge safe driving as a moral duty during Labor Day. Southern Baptist official calls reckless driving a sin against God and Catholic bishops advocate caution, with one Lafay ette bishop barring Christian burial without review for auto fatalities. Iowa promotes a Safety Sabbath campaign urging prayer and prudence on the roads.
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Iowa
Maurice Schexnayder
Lafayette
Ralphl. Hayes
Davenport
Towa
Kansas Supreme Court denies sanity review in hunger strike case
Kansas Supreme Court rules prison officials may determine Perry Smiths care and examinations. Rexroad authorized transfers to a state hospital if needed. The decision comes while Smith, 31, continues a three month hunger strike at the Kansas Prison amid ongoing court appeals.
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Topeka
Kansas Supreme Court
Perry Smith
Kansas Prison
Smith
Col
Guy Rexroad
Penal Institutions
Rexroad
Williamsburg High
W. R. Binns
Richard Eugene
Hickock
Herbert Clutter
Garden City
Kan
Dorothy
Sas Supreme Court
Floribel Lancaster
Coppoe
Forrest
Jorg
Ann Duvall
Edith Means
Mable Matlock
Anthony George leaps to top role in Checkmate after Untouchables run
Hollywood report notes Anthony George leaves The Untouchables after 13 episodes to star as the lead in CBS’s new series Checkmate. He explains the move as seeking top billing and describes Checkmate as a preemptive crime prevention drama set in San Francisco with Sebastian Cabot and Doug McClure.
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Hollywood
Calif
Anthony George
Tony
Robert Stack
Bob
Elliot Ness
Checkmate
CBS
Eric Ambler
San Francisco
Checkmate, Inc
Sebastian Cabot
Doug McClure
Anne Baxter
Joseph Cotten
Jane Wyman
Dean Stockwell
Wellsville News: Nurse Education Class Graduates at KU Medical Center
The Florence Cook Department of Practical Nurse Education at the University of Kansas Medical Center graduated 37 in the 1960 class. Mrs. Harold Wingert spoke greetings from the Kansas Farm Bureau women. Wingert attended the PNEP Advisory Council meeting and the Wellsville Garden Club met at Bernhard Fleming’s home with guests Mr. and Mrs. Burton Smith of Ottawa presenting color slides of Kansas sites. Oliver Ness returned from Stormont Vail Hospital. Bill Shields named new Cubmaster, replacing Franklin Robbs. The Osborn family plans to move, Osborns’ relatives visit as renovations proceed. A dismantled brick house on old tenth place will be replaced. Royers plan new home later this year. The Roivers schedule a machinery sale Sept. 10. Kans State College Pittsburg enrollees listed for Sept. 1. Wingert and family spent time in Atchison visiting Dwight Wingert relatives. Jacobs returns from Oklahoma to teach locally. PTA executive meeting held at Glen Layton Jr.’s home.
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Harold Wingert
Kansas Farm Bureau
Florence Cook
University of Kansas Medical Center
Wingert
Wellsville
Old Tenth Place
Marvin Roy
Royer
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