Swearingen Infant Dies. Services Held At Highland Cemetery
The Daily Report notes the infant Benjamin Eric Swearingen, son of Robert and Cheryl Talbott Swearingen, died Thursday at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Graveside services were today at Highland Cemetery with Rev. Hal Dungan officiating.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
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Maple
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N. Cherry
Gene Crawford
S. Mulberry
Highland Cemetery
Hal Dungan
Swearingen
Benjamin Erle Swearingen
Robert R. Swearingen
Ottawa area brief items mix civic notes and obit
Adds two names Hoopes Plumbing and W H Hay to the list of those who helped with the restrooms near Ottawa High School. Ribbon cutting for Mullen's Hallmark Card Shop set for 10 a.m. Wednesday with local Chamber and city officials present. Steady local notices include student council election at Independence Community Junior College and delayed enlistment in the Air Force for two Ottawa-area residents. Garfield and Hawthorne schools announce back to school night and potluck respectively. Florence Viola White funeral and burial details listed. Admissions, dismissals, citations, small claims, and criminal cases listed for local residents. Kansas City market report closes this brief.
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Hoopes Plumbing
W. H. Hay
Mullen’s
S. Main
Greater Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Chamber Board
Ottawa Industrial Development Board
US British Favor Money To Africa
American and British leaders plan a large Western investment push to back a future independent black-ruled Rhodesia to stabilize southern Africa and prevent a Soviet bloc shift. An insurance fund up to 2 billion dollars would safeguard white assets and compensate those who emigrate after black rule.
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Rhodesia
Africa
Angola
Mixer For Foreign Students At Ottawa University
Ottawa University hosts a public mixer for about 70 foreign students at Forest Park shelterhouse from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. Guests include students from Japan, Nigeria, and Iran. The event, led by Kent Lash, aims to foster cultural exchange and local housing and sightseeing invites after friendships form.
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Ottawa Hospitality Committee
Forest Park
Kent Lash
Japan
Nigeria
Iran
Government Bends Some After Rioting in South Africa
In Cape Town rioting sparked by racial tensions, 2 dead and 16 shot including an 8 year old. Police patrolled 15 districts as Prime Minister Vorster and Nationalist leaders review concessions for nonwhites, including access to some facilities and business rules, while no broad political rights change is announced.
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South Africa
Cape Town
John Vorster
Nationalist
Switzerland
Henry A. Kissinger
Jailer Foils Escape Attempt At Franklin County Jail
Robert Kish alias William Bradsell, 21, of New York, faces aggravated assault of a law enforcement officer and custody charges after an escape bid at Franklin County Jail on Wednesday evening. He allegedly used a improvised rope to attack the jailer, was overpowered, and returned to his cell. Bond set at $10,000. hearing continued to 2 p.m. Tuesday. He previously faced theft charges and an auto theft charge is filed in Shawnee County.
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New York
Franklin County
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William Bradsell
Shawnee County
Miss America contestants admit marijuana use pregnancy vow
In Atlantic City three of fifty Miss America entrants say they have tried marijuana and all pledge not to become pregnant if crowned. Four declined comment on the drug question from a survey by The Press of Atlantic City. Pageant head Albert A. Marks Jr. requires signers to swear they are not or have never been pregnant and to warn of disqualification if a reigning queen becomes pregnant. He added he does not condone marijuana on premises or on stage. Greenland is noted as the world's largest island, covering 840000 square miles.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Press of
Albert A. Marks Jr
Marks
Community Event Concrete: Dances and Sales Listings
Local notices list events at BLUE ROOM Tavern VFW Dance and ELKS Dance with dates September 10 through 11. Also promotions for PUTT and Strutt opening days, EAGLES Lodge steak night, Coachmen dance, and a horse show near Williamsburg. Office hours for H and R Block noted. tax school begins September 15. Contact 242-1040 for details.
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Ottawa
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