Local News Briefs in TED MILLER area
Local briefs note patient in TED MILLER at Menorah Medical Center Kansas City MO. Stanton township holds 22nd reunion Sept 28 at Spring Ridge Hall with basket dinner and program. Roy M Brown Jr of Ottawa makes Dean's Honor Roll at School of the Ozarks. Kansas State University fraternities pledge 109 new members in 1969 with area pledges listed. Jim Hagan, Williamsburg HS grad, earns electronic technician diploma in Des Moines and joins Diehold Alarm Co. Kansas City.
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Ted Miller
Lane
Menorah Medical Center
Kansas City, MO
Stanton Township
Spring Ridge Hall
Roy M. Brown
Roy H. Brown Jr
Ottawa
School of the Ozarks
Kansas State University
Steven Wendall Jones
Olathe
Acacia
James Howard Budke
Alpha Tau Omega
Steven Wade Nelson
Delta Sigma Phi
Louis Mark Goven
Osawatomie
Phi Kappa Theta
William Ray Cook
Pi Kappa Alpha
Jim Hagan
Williamsburg High School
United Electronics Institute
Des Moines
Iowa
Edwin Hagan
Tom
Dan
Don
Val-Air
Hagan
Diehold Alarm Co
Kansas City
Stock market holds thin gain amid troop withdrawal news
The New York market traded moderately higher at noon as Nixon announced 35,000 more Vietnam troops would be withdrawn by December 16. The Dow rose 0.33 to 830.78, with the 60-stock average up 0.2 at 290.9 as gains and losses mixed across industries and leading issues.
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New York
Nixon
Vietnam
Associated Press
American Telephone & Telegraph
New York Stock Exchange
Kinney National Service
Natomas
Reading & Bates
General Motors
PTA Meeting At Ottawa Junior Senior High Draws 250
Ottawa PTA gathered 250 attendees at the senior high for a Monday session led by Mrs. Wayne Young. Rev. Lewis Hearne gave devotions as Dean Royse introduced junior high faculty and Harold Wallace presented senior high teachers. Refreshments were led by Mrs. Earl Bartlett.
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Ottawa
PTA
Wayne Young
Lewis Hearne
Stacy Hopkins
Dean Royse
W. P. Shepard
Harold Wallace
Ernestine Fisher
Earl Bartlett
Maxi coats surge as skirts stay steady in fashion shift
A survey across major cities shows American women increasingly embracing maxi coats while mini skirts remain in demand. stores like I Magnin Neiman Marcus Bonwit Teller and Montgomery Ward report strong sales and a mix of maxi and midi coats with price ranges from seventy to three hundred dollars. Young shoppers lead demand for long coats in all-weather styles, with four inch above knee skirts most popular for daywear.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Keeny. Meeny
Mini
Maxi
San Francisco
Ann Capworth
I. Magnin
West Coast
Neiman- Marcus
Dallas
Bonwit Teller
New York City
New York
Montgomery Ward
End Of System May Create Separatists Move
AP Washington A Negro congressman warns abolition of the Electoral College would foster black separatist and other splinter parties that would crack the two party system. Rep William Clay says direct elections threaten urban black influence and party cohesion. He opposes district plans now pending in the House, arguing major parties protect Negro participation and prevent divisive splinter groups.
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Washington
William Clay
D-Mo
House
Texas
John Dowdy
Clay
St. Louis
South
George C. Wallace
Trouble on Gaza Strip
Arab attacker throws grenade into Gaza City market killing a 50 year old Israeli woman and wounding others including a 15 year old boy. Israeli troops surround market, question Arabs. cross border fire injures a sergeant while Arab snipers fire near Gesher and Ashdot. Israel deports two West Bank Arabs amid saboteur claims. Meir to seek U S aid ahead of Nixon meeting later this month.
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Tel Aviv
Gaza City
Gaza Strip
Israel
Jordan
Beisan
Gesher
Ashdot
Ya’aqov
West Bank
Golda Meir
United States
Nixon
Washington
Turkish airliner hijacked to Bulgaria with 57 aboard
A Turkish Viscount carrying 57 passengers was hijacked today after departing Istanbul for Ankara. It landed in Sofia about two hours later. The Turkish Embassy in Sofia had no information on the fate of the plane. Officials believe all passengers were Turkish.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Bulgaria
Ankara
Sofia
Police News And Court Docket From Ottawa
Ottawa Police report William Dillon 57 of 211 E 3rd jailed after $150 bond on charges of no valid license illegal U turn and registration. Mary Mineau 24 of 812 S Cedar jailed after $100 bond for petty larceny. Six bicycles stolen at three locations including 1108 S Main 1110 N Poplar and 1106 N Poplar valued at 195 dollars. District Court found Robert Houston innocent of molestation after two hours. Probate Court marriage licenses Alden Miller Parker 62 Arlington Texas and Rowena Bertha Snider 58 Ottawa. County Court Elvin Skeene 17 Paola cited for failure to yield and illegal display of plates, fined 20 dollars. Cattle hogs and eggs market reports from Kansas City AP. Funerals Lee A Peterson Hollywood Fla died Sept 11. graveside at Hope Cemetery. Fred Malburg died Sept 12. burial at Mt. Calvary. Bridge winners Elk’s Club results. Hospital notes include admissions discharges and births. Emergency Gary Hedrick knee injury in football practice.
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Ottawa Police Department
William J. Dillon
E. 3Rd
Mary Marie Mineau
S. Cedar
Robert A. Houston
Alden’ Miller Parker
Arlington
Tex
Rowena Bertha Snider
Ottawa
Elvin R. Skeen
Paola
Hurricane Holly Drifts Toward Leeward Islands
Hurricane Holly moves northwest at 75 mph with minimal change in intensity. Project Stormfury plans delayed cloud seeding near Puerto Rico as weather officials note seeding could alter inflowing air into the storm.
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Miami
Holly
Atlantic
Leeward Islands
Project Stormfury
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
San Juan
P.R
Robert Simpson
National Hurricane Center
New Books At The City Library catalog picks
A list of titles including NEVER ENDING FLOWER by Susie Younger a vivid portrait of Korea. A LONG ROW OF CANDLES by C L Sulzberger a first hand historical record. YOU MUST KNOW EVERYTHING by Isaac Babel a collection from the great Russian writer. ONE VERY HOT DAY by David Halberstam a wartime Vietnam novel. SONG OF THE YOUNG SENTRY by David Westheimer Allied WWII prisoners tale. PICTORIAL GUIDE TO THE MOON by Dinsmore Alter lunar topography from missions. SOME LAUGHTER SOME TEARS by Sholom Aleichem new Yiddish tales. KEY OF GOLD by Lawrence Schoonover an historical novel of the Baruch physicians. PICTURES OF FIDELMAN Bernard Malamud a painter's life across continents. ALL BELIEVERS ARE BROTHERS edited by Roland Gammon on faith and strength.
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Susie
Korea
C. L. Sulzberger
New York Times
Isaac Babel
Chekhov
David Halberstam
Vietnam
David Westheimer
Dinsmore
Ranger
Surveyor
Sholom Aleichem
Lawrence Schoonover
House of Baruch
Fidelman
Bernard Malamud
Arthur Fidelman
Bronx
Italy
Roland Gammon
Major Nevada Nuclear Test Near Las Vegas Details
A major underground nuclear test code named Jorum was planned 100 miles north of Las Vegas, set to influence tall buildings as far as Los Angeles. Officials described it as a weapons development test with a yield of somewhat less than a megaton.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Atomic Energy Commission
Cairo’s Racist Tensions Sharp as New Leaders Take Post
Gunfire erupted in Cairo Illinois less than a day after the mayor and police chief resigned amid racial tensions. State police reported machine gun and tracer fire near Pyramid Courts, with no injuries and no police return fire. New officials took office hours earlier amid ongoing unrest in the 8,500 resident city where blacks and whites clash during a Negro boycott of merchants.
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Cairo
Ill
Pyramid Courts
William Petersen
Lee Stenzel
Proposes Talks With Germans On Renouncing Force
Bonn, Germany AP The Soviet Union proposed talks with West Germany on a declaration renouncing the use of force Foreign Minister Willy Brandt said at a news conference. The note to the West German Embassy in Moscow Friday replies to a July 3 memorandum. Brandt called the reply to the point and non polemical but noted neither side has dropped basic positions. The exchange remains part of West Germany’s bid to discuss a broader declaration with Soviet and East European Communist countries. Details remain private.
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Bonn
Germany
Soviet Union
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Brandt
Moscow
KSU Economist to Speak at Ottawa Outstanding Young Farmer Banquet
Kansas State Extension economist Jay Treat of Iola will address the Ottawa Jaycees Outstanding Young Farmer awards banquet at Ottawa University Union at 7 30 p m on October 3. He serves 22 southern counties and is a Kansas State University graduate. Tickets are 2 50 each from Jaycee members. Ottawa Co operative Association co sponsors the event solo this year. Area farmers are invited to participate. winner advances to the state competition later this year.
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Kansas State Extension
Ottawa Jaycees
Jay Treat
Iola
Ottawa University Union
Kansas State University
Ottawa Co-operative Association
Co-op
Franklin County
Public Hearing on Zoning Change in Ottawa Kansas
Ottawa city planning commission will hold a public hearing October 7 1969 at 7 30 p m in City Hall Commission Room on a petition by Lester Graham and Tom Ingram to rezone blocks 91 Original Town and Cloud addition from R 2 to R 1 protest may be made to the Planning Commission. If no protests are made the matter will go to the city governing body for action.
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Commission Room
Ottawa
Kansas
City Planning Commission
Lester Graham
Tom Ingram
City of
Franklin County
Cloud
Planning Commission
Earl Guist
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Lee A Peterson
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Hope Cemetery
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Fred Malburg
Walnut
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
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Jim Beer
Fred Hicks
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Eldon Mahoney
Mt. Calvary Cemetery
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Merle Price
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Baldwin
James Seaver
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Lawrence
Robert A. Anderson
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Pleasanton
Dewar Kyle
Rolland Kelley
Bryan Stewart
Crestview Nursing Home
Mary Louise Love
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Cedar House Nursing Home
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DeAnn Harrell
Earl Bruner
Rantoul
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N. Oak
Henry Kyle
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Gary Hedrick
S&s
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Kan
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