Fire at rented motorcycle shop tied to Aesthetes club
A Thursday Herald caption stated the motorcycle shop that burned was leased by the Aesthetes Motorcycle Club. Officials notes identified Sheldon Mundy Jr. as the shop operator. A Saturday dance at VFW Hall features Marvin Ross and The Country Gentlemen at 9 p.m. An early morning Social Security session with R. M. Francis in Kansas City District will assist applicants at the Youth Center from 9 to noon Wednesday.
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Herald
Aesthetes Motorcycle Club
Sheldon Mundy Jr
Marvin Ross and
The
Country Gentlemen
VFW Hall
Social Security
R. M. Francis
Kansas City
Ottawa Ice Company announces fall hours
Adv TOM MASTERS, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Masters, Williamsburg, is a member of the 1969 Butler County Junior College cross country team. During his senior year at Williamsburg under track coach David Link, Masters placed third in the Class 1-A 880 in the state meet with a time of 1:58.8.
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Tom Masters
Dean Masters
Williamsburg
Butler County Junior College
David Link
Masters
Washburn pledges 107 men in fall fraternity drive
Washburn University Fraternities pledged 107 men this fall, a 25 percent rise from last year. Ottawa students Jim Hoon of Alpha Delta and Mark Dietz of Sigma Phi Epsilon received pledges. Parents joining Eisenhower School PTA Tuesday will become charter members at 7 30 p.m. first organizational meeting.
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Washburn University
Jim Hoon
Alpha Delta Fraternity
Mark Dietz
Sigma Phi Epsilon
Ottawa
Eisenhower School
PTA
New Eisenhower School
Rescue Teams To Deepen Search At No 9 Mine
Rescue crews push deeper into Consolidation Coal No 9 Mine near Farmington West Virginia in a bid to recover 78 bodies after the 10 month old fire and explosion disaster. A 14 man team drilled 1600 feet to open a door for fresh air to the Atha Run shaft as officials say body recovery could take months yet. The operation follows the unwritten coalfield code to recover all disaster victims.
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Farmington
W.va
Consolidation Coal Co
Atha’s Run
Danny Kuhn
No. 9
Ottawan Dies After Car Crash In Iowa
Mrs Mildred Burgoon 620 N Poplar died at a Mason City hospital after injuries from a car crash 80 miles north of Des Moines. Her grandson Richard, on U S Navy leave, had a broken arm and was released. The three were returning from a Minnesota fishing trip. Funeral arrangements will be announced.
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Mildred Burgoon
N. Poplar
Mason City
Iowa
Burgoon
Richard
U. S. Navy
Rolla
Des Moines
Minnesota
Sobel Smith, Bridge Champion, Dies at 59 in Detroit
Helen Sobel Smith, renowned American woman bridge player, dead at 59 after cancer battle. ACBL record holder with 34-year run, winner of numerous championships and frequent partner of Charles Goren. Survived by her third husband, Stanley Smith. funeral plans incomplete.
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Detroit
Helen Sobel Smith
New York
Mrs. Sobel
Charles Goren
Ely Culbertson
North America
U.S
Goren
Stanley Smith
Cancer Hazard Seen in Animal Tests of Cyclamate
Washington AP Fir researchers report chromosome breaks in bone marrow and reproductive cells of male rats given a metabolic product of cyclamate. FDA team head Dr. Marving Legator cautions animal results may not apply to humans but warns that genetic study differences must be shown before ruling out risk.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Marving Legator
Migrations Not The Cause of Urban Shift, Nixon Aide Says
Washington AP A Nixon administration farm official argues urban problems do not arise from rural migrations and that the myth persists. Carroll G. Brunthauer of the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service says farm-to-city shifts accelerated U.S. industrialization and that agriculture exports labor brains and leadership to cities. He notes the farm workforce is about 10 million today, roughly 5 percent of total, and that farm productivity rose about 8.3 percent per year in the 1960s, dwarfing industrial gains. Agriculture, he says, built and sustains industrial America by supplying basic needs efficiently.
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Washington
Nixon Administration
Carroll G. Brunthauer
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
Brookings Institution
U.S
Agriculture Department
Brunthauer
America
Pre Dawn Raid Narrows Sanctuary for AWOL Servicemen
In Honolulu a pre dawn military police raid on three churches arrested 12 AWOL service members, six sailors five soldiers and one Marine, who sought symbolic sanctuary. Thirteen others thought to be at the churches escaped, some moving toward the mainland. MPs warned further sanctuary arrests would occur.
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Honolulu
U.S
Army
Sanctuary
Church of the Crossroads
Unitarian Church of
Friends
Death Sentence Reduced in Topeka Kidnapping Case
William Frederick Zimmer, convicted in the 1964 kidnapping and murder of a 7 year old Negro girl near Topeka, had his death sentence reduced to life in prison by District Judge Michael Barbara. Zimmer, a 41 year old from Kansas City Kansas, was tied to the crime after jurors with scruples against capital punishment were excluded. The judge cited a Supreme Court ruling and noted no possibility of parole for a life term in Kansas. The victim’s body was found near St Marys a week after her abduction.
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Topera
William Frederick Zimmer
Michael Barbara
Zimmer
Barbara
U.S. Supreme Court
Kansas
Kansas City
Kan
Topeka
St. Marys
Minutemen Leaders Plead Innocent in Bank Conspiracy
DePugh founder Robert Bolivar DePugh and top aide Walter Peyson pleaded innocent to conspiring to rob four Washington banks. Judge Beeks tentatively set Oct. 6 trial in Seattle, noting possible delay due to five Seattle-area Minutemen appeals on similar charges Virginia. The judge indicated the trial may involve constitutional questions of evidence similar to those in the appeals.
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Seattle
Robert Bolivar DePugh
The
Minutemen
Walter Patrick Peyson
U.S. District Court
William T. Beeks
Beeks
DePugh
Peyson
Britain’s Valerie Holmes Wins Miss International 1969
Valerie Susan Holmes of Britain, age 22, won Miss International 1969 in Tokyo. She measured 37-23-37 and received the crown from 1968 winner Maria da Gloria Carvalho of Brazil. Finalists included Sam Ostring of Finland and Maria Lacayo of Nicaragua among 15 contenders from 47 countries.
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Tokyo
Valerie Susan Holmes
Britain
Miss Holmes
Maria da Gloria Carvalho
Brazil
Sam Ostring
Finland
Maria Lacayo
Nicaragua
Jeannette Biffiger
Switzerland
Asanee Phen Phimol
Thailand
Gayle Kovaly
Long Beach
Calif
Lee A Peterson Graveside Rites In Ottawa
Graveside services for 72 year old Lee A Peterson of Hollywood Florida, formerly of Ottawa, will be held at Hope Cemetery at 11 a m Monday. Relatives and friends will meet at Lamb Roberts Funeral Home. Included are obituaries for Fred Malburg 79 of 626 Walnut died Friday at Ransom Memorial Hospital with services Monday at Sacred Heart Church and burial at Mt Calvary Cemetery. Malburg served in WW I and worked as farmer, stockman, and at Sunflower Ordnance Plant. He moved to Ottawa 30 years ago and was a Sacred Heart member and American Legion. Survivors include his wife Emma and eight grandchildren. The Ottawa feature also covers cattle and livestock market results, area police notes, and multiple vehicle accidents with no injuries.
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Lee A. Peterson
Hollywood
Fla
Ottawa
Hope Cemetery
Lamb-Roberts
Fred Malburg
Walnut
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
Robert Bechtel
Dengel and Son Mortuary
Malburg
Homewood
Peter and
Barbara
Kreisch) Malburg
Emma Bures
Scipio
Sunflower Ordnance Plant
U.S. Army
Warren Black
The
American Legion
Luella G. Parrott
N. Sycamore
Glenna K. Prote
S. Main
North Main
Main Street
Barbara J. Lindsey
Pomona
William E. Betts
Sunrise Mobile Home Park
South Main
Lindsey
Betts
Main
Henrietta M. Tucker
Rantoul Rfd
Kenneth C. Renner
Empor
South Korea Votes Today on Third Term Amendment
South Korea's National Assembly is voting on a constitutional amendment to permit President Chung Hee Park a potential third term in 1971. The bill requires 114 votes or a two-thirds majority. a national referendum would need a simple majority. Park warns resignation if defeated. opposition rallies grow as tensions with North Korea rise.
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Seoul
South Korea
National Assembly
Chung Hee Park
Park
Democratic Republican Party
North Korea
Demilitarized Zone
United States
Flash Flood Swamps Las Vegas Strip Trapping Cars
A flash flood from mountain storms swept through part of the Las Vegas Strip Friday night. Four cars were washed away in the north parking lot of Caesars Palace while water backed up in the area. McCarran Airport recorded light rainfall and most roads remained passable as floods affected Dry Lake in Eldorado Valley south of Boulder City.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Las Vegas Strip
Caesars Palace
McCarran International
Eldorado Valley
Boulder City
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