Local News Briefs Recap From Weekend Visits and Events
Weekend visitors report from Mrs. Elizabeth Sternecker and family in Kansas City. The Green Dell community hosts a wiener roast at the school with a rain plan for a potluck indoors. Public meeting set for Sept 12 on wills and titles with attorney Douglas Gleason at Memorial auditorium.
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Green Dell
Tequa
HDU
Memorial Auditorium
Douglas Gleason
Co-Op
John B. Pierson
Raiders Blast Northern Irish Border Post
Irish Republic raiders blew up a Northern Irish customs post at Tullydonnell County Armagh near the border. Police blamed the explosion on the outlawed Irish Republican Army which seeks to unite Ireland by force.
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Belfast
Northern
De Segregation At Crucial Stage In 1963 South
The push for public school integration reaches a pivotal phase in New Orleans and Dallas with limited Negro enrollment but major symbolism. President Kennedy praises peaceful progress while security and federal watch while Chicago New Rochelle and St Petersburg see mixed results as court orders and district limits shape access.
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South
New Orleans
Chicago
New Rochelle
N.Y
McDonogh
William Frantz
New Orleans Parish
Dallas
Galveston
Lincoln
Merryle S. Rukeyser
St. Petersburg
Fla
Negro Gibbs Junior College
Mrs. Cash Bound Over For Trial
A preliminary hearing for Mrs. Nellie Mae Cash 840 S Cherry was cancelled as her attorney waived it. She is bound over to district court on a first degree murder charge in her husband Williams death after she reported beating him with a 12 gauge shotgun. She was free on 2500 bond. In district court J B Reeves 17 1234 N Sycamore pled guilty to forgery and was sentenced to the Kansas State Industrial Reformatory Hutchinson with parole on 500 bond. seven other counts were dismissed.
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Nellie Mae Cash
S. Cherry
District Court
J. B. Reeves
N. Sycamore
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
KC Markets in Kansas City Live Cattle Hog and Sheep Figures
AP reports cattle at 3,400 with calves 150. steer prices 23.00 to 24.00. cows 14.50 to 15.00. Hogs 3,600. barrows and gilts weak to 235 lower. sows 25 lower. 190-250 lb hogs 17.75 to 18.35. 280-400 lb sows 15.50 to 17.00. Sheep 400. lambs 26 higher. ewes and feeders steady. good to prime lambs 17.50 to 18.50. feeders 12.00 to 13.00. ewes 2.00 to 3.00.
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Kansas City
Fatal Injury To Russell Girl
In Russell Springs Kentucky a 5 year old girl Jill Ann Wright was struck by a pickup truck while walking near her home. The driver Keith E. Thacker 35 said sun blinded him. The child’s sister Julia 4 escaped injury.
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Russell Springs
Kas
Jill Ann Wright
Gearald Wright
Keith E. Thacker
Wrights
Sun
Julia
Lenin Symphony Completed by Shostakovich
Moscow reports Dmitri Shostakovich completed his 12th symphony devoted to the memory of the great Lenin. The work draws on the Bolshevik Revolution and will premiere next month in conjunction with the 22nd Congress of the Soviet Communist Party.
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Moscow
Dmitri Shostakovich
Lenin
Soviet Culture
Soviet Communist Party
Notes About Lane Folks
Miss Stanley Deel of Kansas City and Bob Cole of Chanute were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Merle Cole and family. Mrs Richard Davis and boys and Mrs Merle Cole helped move the Neill family to their new home in Grandview Missouri. Mrs Florence Beatty of Tulsa visited her sister Mrs Walter Landess.
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Glenna Hettler
Stanley Deel
Kansas City
Bob Cole
Chanute
Merle Cole
Richard Davis
W. A. Neill Jr
Cindy
Rocky
Grandview
Florence Beatty
Tulsa
Walter Landess
Miss Minnesota and Miss Texas Win Miss America Prelims
Miss Minnesota Nancee Ann Parkinson 18 from West St. Paul won the swimsuit prelim. Miss Texas Linda Loftis 19 of Fort Worth captured the talent honors with the aria Sempre Libera. Opening rounds drew 6781 spectators as preliminaries continue for two days to select 10 semifinalists.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Miss
Minnesota
Miss Texas
Minesota
Nancee Ann Parkinson
West St. Paul
Minn
Texas
Linda Jacklyn Loftis
Fort Worth
Tex
Texas Christian University Symphony Orchestra
Nancy Anne Fleming
Montague, Mich
Minister Fatally Injured at Baptist Convention Clash
In Kansas City a Detroit minister, Rev. A. G. Wright, died after being knocked down during a fight between two factions at the Negro National Baptist Convention USA. About 6,000 delegates remained to elect officers under a court order to curb violence. Leaders Dr. Joseph H. Jackson and Dr. Gardner C. Taylor claimed presidency. Rev. Dr. D. A. Holmes was to preside at today’s vote as police and Mayor Bartle attempted to restore order.
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Kansas City, Mo
A. G. Wright
Detroit
Negro National Baptist Convention, USA
Municipal Auditorium
Joseph H. Jackson
Chicago
Gardner C. Taylor
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Circuit Court
D. A. Holmes
Kansas City
H. Roe Bartle
Titan Shot Successful
Cape Canaveral AP reports a Titan intercontinental range test flew 6100 miles and released an experiment capsule picked up by a recovery ship. The mission matched the prior Titan record and moves the ICBM closer to deployment alongside Atlas missiles with Air Force objectives on propulsion control guidance and power systems.
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Cape Canaveral
Air Force
Funeral services for Albert Chuck Stewart
Funeral services for Albert Chuck Stewart will be held at Tow ner Chapel on Saturday at 2 30 p m with Rev Roy H Armstrong and Rev Charles Gross officiating. Burial will be in Hope Cemetery.
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Albert
Chuck” Stewart
Towner Chapel
Roy H. Armstrong
Charles Gross
Hope Cemetrey
Towner's Chapel
Highland
KU Gets A Loan For Married Students Housing
The Community Facilities Administration approves a $600,000 loan to the University of Kansas to build five apartment buildings for 60 married students adjacent to the Stouffer Place project. Sen. Frank Carlson, R-Kas., was informed today.
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Washington
The
Community Facilities Administration
University of Kansas
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
Stouffer Place
East Germans Adjust to Curtained Existence at Leip zig Trade Fair
AP dispatch from Leipzig notes East Germans show resignation under wall and travel bans. By Sept 17 viewing West programs may be banned. private cars and Western culture appear more common, yet food remains rationed and consumer goods slowly improve. Ulbricht's speech drew uneven crowds as hope for partial reunification lingers.
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Berlin
Communist Party
West Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Titov
London
Yuri Gagarin
Leipzig
Czechoslovakia
Reds Use Fireworks as West Berlin Demonstrators Protest
In Berlin Communist police clashed with West Berlin demonstrators near the Red barriers. Fire crackers tear gas and water jets were used in three incidents during the night. A crowd in Neu Koelln grew from about 80 to 200 and included some drunks before police pushed them back and arrested three.
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Berlin
Kennedy Signs Pact to Train French Troops in Atomic Use
President Kennedy announced a pact allowing the United States to train French troops in handling atomic weapons to bolster NATO defense. The accord would not place U.S. nuclear weapons on French soil though it follows similar cooperation with other North Atlantic allies for mutual defense.
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Washington
Kennedy
United States
Congress
NATO
North Atlantic
U.S
Hospital Notes Admissions and dismissals list
Admissions include Mas Glenn Bayer at 1117 N Sycamore on Wednesday Mrs Jo B Wolf at 609 S Hickory Mrs Lamar Fowler 611 N Sycamore Mrs Walter R Burn Rantoul and Mrs C L Hough 702 Logan on Thursday Dismissals include Mrs Josie Reed 1118 S Oak Mrs R T Sandow 1119 S Main Wednesday Mrs Charles Burgoon 722 KE 5th and Mrs Harve Schnelle 329 E 12th Thursday
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Glenn Bayer
N. Sycamore
Jo B. Wolf
S. Hickory
Lamar Fowler
Walter R Burn
Rantoul
C. L. Hough
Logan
Josie Reed
S. Oak
R. T. Sandow
S. Main
Charles Burgoon
Harve Schnelle
Turkey crop to be second largest in history
TOPEKA AP reports the 1961 Kansas turkey crop will be the second largest ever, with an estimated 1,225,000 birds. This marks a 42 percent rise from 1960 and trails only 1939 when 1,370,000 were raised.
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Topeka
Kansas
Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
Two In Navy Basic Training
James R. Foster aged 17, son of Howard E. Foster of Ottawa RFD 3, and Donald E. Stevens also 17, son of Mrs. Elizabeth Watts of Ottawa RFD 3, have entered basic training in San Diego California under the Navy Buddy Program.
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James R. Foster
Howard E. Foster
Ottawa Rfd
Donald E. Stevens
Elizabeth Watts
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Deaths Mrs J W Santee 86 Ottawa resident
Mrs J W Santee 86 former 831 S Hickory died Wednesday at Cedar House nursing home after years of ill health. Born Deva May Worth January 25 1875 in Winterset Iowa she married J Wes Santee in Ottawa October 5 1922. Survived by sister aunt cousin nephew grand-nephew. Funeral Saturday 2 pm Lamb Funeral Home with Dr Raymond P Jennings officiating burial Hope Cemetery.
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J. W. Santee
S. Hickory
Cedar House Nursing Home
Ottawa
Deva May Worth
George
Ella G. (Raquet) Worth
Winterset
Iowa
J. Wes Santee
First Baptist Church
J. J. Smith
Lamb Funeral Home
Raymond P. Jennings
Hope Cemetery
Power Takeoff Tools Stolen at Barnett Sales Co
Police records show a power takeoff and half of another one were stolen from machinery at Barnett Sales Co 1610 South Main. Lee Barnett said the takeoff came from a brush mower and part of another was missing from a feed wagon. Loss estimated at 100 dollars.
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Barnett Sales Co
S. Main
Lee Barnett
Post Office Award For Payroll Deduction Participation
Postmaster T J Cummings Jr received an award for Ottawa post office for voluntary payroll deduction participation in the U S savings bond campaign. The Wichita region presented two awards to offices in Nebraska Oklahoma and Kansas with Ottawa at 93 percent participation. The award includes certificates and a large poster with a Concord minuteman replica and the American flag.
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T. J. Cummings Jr
Ottawa Post Office
U.S
Wichita
Nebraska
Oklahoma
Kansas
Larceny leads to jail terms for Ottawa youths
Two Ottawa youths received 14 day jail terms after pleading guilty to petty larceny in Police Court. Ross Baker, 16, and Clifford Turner, 20, were linked to the theft of a vanity case from a car on Walnut Street. Officers later recovered the case contents in Skunk Run. Police Chief Flaherty said he would seek charges for a bicycle theft on August 24 from the George Shader residence.
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Ottawa
Thye
Ross Baker
S. Locust
Clifford W. Turner
Nellie Cobb
Walnut
Skunk Run
Eugene Flaherty
George Shader
Elm
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Ft. Scott
Waddell and Reed
United Fund, Inc
Ella
George Santarpia
Craig
Mary Beth
Carol Ann
Fall River
Mass
Cape Cod
Hyannis Port
Albert Adolph
Wellsville
K.U. Medical Center
Sue Cory
Cory
F. L. Heathman
Nora Hinrichs
E. C. Heathman
Mildred Heathman
Snyder Pharmacy
Jim L. McGaugh
W. 19Th
Blue Moon Dance Hall
Ellis
Roy Edward Steinhoff
Springfield
Donald White
Irish Post
Associated Press
Atlanta
Little Rock
Arkansas
Florida
Virginia
North Carolina
Tennessee
Camp
LeRoy Johnson
FBI
Russell
Emmett Kelly Jr
Emmett Kelly
Peru
Ind
Kelly Jr
Ernest J. Aspinwall
Kansas State Penitentiary
Aspinwall
Dorman Cordell
Titan
Albert Stewart
Mr. Stewart
Stewart—Funeral Ser
Jor
Towner 'S
Ambulan
Eosenwice
SS da Ope Vwoay
Hanns Neuerbourg
Frankfurt
East Germany
By Hanns Neuerbourg
Lin
Turkey
SAS
Foster
Stevens
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