Navy Ensign Wells qualifies for carrier landings aboard USS Lexington
Navy Ensign John C. Wells son of Mrs. Anna C. Wells of 835 Princeton and husband of the former Miss Girdielene Gibbs of Atmore Alabama qualified for carrier landings aboard the carrier USS Lexington during advanced flight training. He will receive training in all weather instrument flight air to air and air to ground weaponry tactics and carrier operations.
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Navy Ens
John C. Wells
Anna C. Wells
Princeton
Girdielene B. Gibbs
Atmore
Ala
Lexington
Two Paola Students Win Kane Sas Summerfield Scholarships
John C. Hoppe of 409 S Kim and William Homer II of Paola, sons of Rev Leopold H Hoppe and Mr Mrs William D Homer, have received renewals of their Summerfield scholarships. The awards are the highest academic honors for University of Kane Sas undergraduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Hoppe
S. Kim
Leopold H. Hoppe
William Homer II
William D. Homer
Paola
Summerfield
University of Kane Sas
Ote tawa Steel GM JOHNSON Improves After Stroke
Adv. ed JOHNSON, 60, vice president and general manager of Otetawa Steel Products, Inc., was reported slightly improved today after a stroke last week. He remains in Bemidji Minnesota hospital in critical but improving condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Johnson
Otetawa Steel Products, Inc
Bemidji
Minn
Memorial meet for girls unit at VFW Hall
The Ottawa Memorial June for Girls Unit No 5901 and the Kennedy Memorial Sons of the VFW will assemble at 7 30 p m Thursday at the VFW Hall for a meeting and ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa Memorial
Kennedy Memorial Sons of the
V.F.W
V.F.W. Hall
Richmond Woman in Halstead Clinic for Tests
Mrs. Mattie Gault of Richmond is at Halstead Clinic for tests and observation after a car accident on June 29. She was dismissed Saturday from Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City to the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Van Wie, rural Richmond. Her condition required ambulance transport and she has been treated at the hospital since the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Gault
Richmond
Halstead Clinic
Halstead, Kan
Trinity Lutheran Hospital
Kan
Sas City
Ernest van Wie
Betty Pyle
Granddaughter of Missouri woman dies after school bus crash
Ivan Mclees of Richmond reports the 13 year old granddaughter of his sister Mrs Geneva Thomas Linneus Mo died Friday afternoon from injuries sustained earlier that day in a school bus wreck 19 miles north of Columbia Mo. One of her brothers was among six others seriously injured.
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Ivan McLees
Richmond
Geneva Thomas
Linneus
Columbia
Indoor sale at Cen tropolis with furniture and more
Lester Pegg advertises an indoor sale in the living room offering solid walnut tables and many other articles at 1 percent price. The event runs Wednesday and Thursday at Cen tropolis Adv.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wed
Thur
Fun
Lester Pegg
Centropolis
Adv
Heavy rains hit Russell area with seven inches at airport
North central Kansas saw heavy rainfall Sunday night into today with Russell airport recording as much as seven inches. Weather officials noted localized flooding and travel hazards as streets and fields soaked. Authorities urged caution as rain moved through the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell
Kan
Kansas
Tkachenko Return Shows British Soviet Tug War Ends
Vladimir Tkachenko, 25, the central figure in a British Soviet tug of war, was returned to the Russians reportedly of his own free will after Britain had accused kidnap and drugging. He was rushed to the Soviet Embassy amid a media scrum, with officials citing his health and state of mind. The surrender followed British secrecy and Soviet protest as Tkachenko’s wife and embassy doctor tended to him.
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London
Vladimir K. Tkachenko
Britain
Poice
Tkachenko
Evgeney Rogov
Scotland Yard
Ottawa mourner Mrs. Mable McGinnis dies at 76
Mable McGinnis 76 of 115 S Cedar Ottawa died at 7 15 p m Saturday in Ransom Memorial Hospital after years of ill health Services are set for 2 p m Tuesday at Dengel and Son Mortuary Rev William Weber will officiate Burial will be in Highland Cemetery She was born May 6 1891 at Eureka daughter of John and Josie Lang She lived in Ottawa 45 years moving from Eureka She married Delbert Smith October 2 1923 and he died September 28 1959 She later married Thomas P McGinnison who died April 13 1967 She was a member of Northmoor Methodist Church Surviving two daughters two sons 14 grandchildren 26 great grandchildren one brother and one sister plus several relatives.
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Mable McGinnis
S. Cedar
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Dengel and Son Mortuary
William Weber
Highland Cemetery
McGinnis
Eureka
John and
Josie (Cassidy) Lang
Ottawa
Delbert Smith
Thomas P. McGinsons
Northmoor Methodist Church
William Clark
Ottawa Rfd
William Boucek
S. Main
Oscar W. Rush
Natoma
Kan
Paul F. Smith
Lyndon
Dren
Leslie W. Lang
Zona V. Fritts
Topeka
Eugenia Gardner
Centerville
Anderson Counery
Garnett
Michael Dewayne
Lorraine Ice
Otetawa
Kay Ice
Pare
Charles Ice
Lawrence
Dewayne Ice
Kansas City Livestock and Eggs Market Report
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle and hog prices show steady to lower. Cattle calves steers and heifers across weights quoted. hogs barrows and gilts down 25 recently. sows steady to lower. Eggs butter and dairy prices listed. accident report notes minor damage from two car crash at Hillcrest and Franklin County road. drivers Barrett 17 Paola and Motes 20 Locust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Hillecrest Drives
Franklin County Road
Chevrolet
Larry D. Barrett
Paola
Ford
Dennis L. Moteslet
School Menu Highlights A Week of Meals
Tuesday offers ham and cheese casserole with tossed salad and honey spice cake. Wednesday serves hamburger on bun with corn and cabbage salad, fruit and peanut butter cookies. Thursday features meat loaf with whipped potatoes and cake. Friday presents macaroni and cheese with tomato salad and applesauce. Monday includes chili vegetable soup with cornbread and chocolate chip cookies.
U Thant Criticized Over Vietnam Bombing Pause
Senate hawks denounced U N Secretary General U Thant for proposing a bombing halt without Hanoi commitments saying it would cost more American lives. Sens Smathers and Mundt warned a pause would only aid the Communists and raise casualties as talks were pursued. Mundt questioned South Vietnam officials’ power to suspend bombings.
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Washington
Senate
U.N
U Thant
Hanoi
Thant
George A. Smathers
D-Fla
Karl E. Mundt
R-S
United Nations
United States
Smathers
Mundt
Sensate Foreign Relations Committee
South Vietnam
Billy Graham Ends Crusade In Kansas City
The Rev. Billy Graham warned of a looming Armageddon and fire and brimstone judgment as he concluded a 10 day crusade in Municipal Stadium Kansas City. He drew a record 53000 at the final service and 364000 total attendance with 1700 ministers committing to Christ. Officials said 11380 sought salvation during the crusade. He disclosed recent serious illness and two nights with high fever, and urged Americans to repent and focus on cities for future crusades.
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Kansas City
Billy Graham
United States
Sodom
Graham
Municipal Stadium
America
Cruesade
Japan
Las Vegas
Wall Street
Lot
A’s
U. S
New Federal Budget Readied for LBJ by Commission
Washington AP reports a 16 person presidential commission has nearly finished a new budget format for President Johnson. The plan aims to end charges of gimmickry and may replace the NSA and administrative budgets with a consolidated cash budget, signaling higher spending and tax receipts to new highs.
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Washington
White House
Johnson
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
House Appropriations Committee
Associated Press
Bow
NSA
Emergency injuries listed from local incident report
Emergency report cites multiple injuries among residents and students. Sandra Jones nine at 316 Willow suffered facial and knee lacerations. Thomas Corcoran five at 811 N Hickory cut knees. Rolla Hagerty 721 Princeton lacerated left little finger. Lottie Dodd 835 N Main cut left thumb. David Seyler 27 Wellsville lip and eye injuries and right forehead. Joe Pagan of Friends University laceration to right calf at Cook Field. Ron Mavity 4048 Mulberry treated for a cut on left palm from a tin can.
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Sandra Jones
Thomas Corcoran
Hickory
Rolla Hagerty
Princeton
Lottie Dodd
Main
David Seyler
Wellsville
Douglas
Joe Pagan
Friends University
Cook Field
Ron Mavity
Ottawa's Civil Service Quiet in Vietnam Elections
Ottawa observers note well-trained civil servants and likely honest votes in Vietnam amid elections. The piece traces a travelogue of Bobby Kathryn and Richard returning from Saigon via Singapore India and Europe, with plans to visit Tokyo Hong Kong Bangkok and Saigon areas in II Corps.
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Vietnam
Bobby
Kathryn
Richard
Saigon
Singapore
India
Europe
Tokyo
Hong Kong
Bangkok
Robby
II. Corps
Diamonds mined in Africa and Southwest Africa 1870 1966
About 252267000 carats of diamonds valued at 2.8 billion dollars were mined across the Republic of Africa and South West Africa from 1870 through 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republic of Africa
South West Africa
Local Motor Violations Report Amid Staggered Incidents
Roy Berry 29 of 609 King faces careless driving. Joe R Bowen 20 of 605 N Mulberry charged with motorcycle excess exhaust noise and no helmet. Richard E White Jr 36 of 602 N Locust posted 315 bond for careless driving and illegal registration while under influence when his car hit a parked vehicle on North Main. David M Clark of 513 W 7th owned car pushed into a parking meter. damages minor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Berry
King
Joe R, Bowen
Mulberry
Richard E, White, JR
Main
David M. Clark
Hereford Calves Killed In Crash
Larry D. Shaffer, 22, driving south of Homewood on South Harding in fog, swerves to avoid shadowy forms but strikes two Hereford calves. One calf dies instantly, the other dies hours later. Calves belonged to Elvet Sanders and had strayed onto the road. Shaffer’s 1967 Pontiac sustains about $1,000 damage. Shaffer lives on Williamsburg RFD 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry D. Shaffer
Homewood
South Harding
Elvet Sanders
Shaffer
Williamseburg
Classified Ads Deadlines And Rate Schedule
Classified page details deadlines at 5 p.m the day before publication and 9 30 a m day of publication. Rates listed per word with various insertion counts and a cash minimum. Local ads paid by 5 p m following day get a 10 percent discount.
Lost and Found Man's Cap Left at Bennett's Retail Store
A man's cap was left behind at Bennett's Retail Store. The item is described as a dark baseball style cap. Shoppers who can identify or claim the cap should contact the store lost and found department.
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Man’s Cap
Bennett's
Notices for sale and auctions in Franklin County Kansas
A list of farm and household goods sales in Franklin County Kansas with dates in September and October. Items include fish for stocking at Midland Lake, farm sales near Wellsville Baldwin Junction and Ottawa, stocker and feeder sale at Sale Barn, household goods at homes wood Ottawa, estate sales on Cedar Street and Cheverry Street, and regular community auctions on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Ronald Printy Auction House at 1136 North Main, Ottawa, facilitates sales. Prices and exact addresses vary. readers advised to attend at scheduled times.
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E, Haley
Haley Abstract and Title Co
American Land Title Association
Denver
G.E. Tomlinson
W. 4Th
Tomlinson
Westphalia
Glen L. Riffey
Ellis
Vladimir Tkachenko
Soviet Union
Scottish
Andrei A. Gromyko
Moscow
New York
Vladillen Vassey
Vassey
the Daily Report
Hospital
R. C. Machael
Waverely
Mary Spencer
Willey Mickey
Alvin Hinderliter
Leonard Collins
S. Cherry
Ava Johnson
Lane
Earl Higdon
Williamsburg
Earl Lederer
Baldwin
James Missick
Glen Miller
Sylvia Fletcher
John Wilhite
Larry Wassmer
Cherry
Estelle Madison
S. E. Hopkins
Charles Allen
Floyd Jacob
Ferris Woods
LeRoy Greene
Frank Armstrong
Wilmer Thompson
W. E. Hopkins
RL. Stevens
Wilda Rodgers
Wilda Rodegers
Pomona Methodist Church
Jake Visser
W.O. Cain
Leslie Hunter
James N. Lindsey
E. J. Neely
Albert Swallow
Carl Frischmey
James Driver
Neal Baxter
Woodelawn
Pomona
Pomona Rebekah Lodge
Ottawa’s
Police News
Louis Lenge
Jon Mertuang
Midland Lake
Wichita
Clifford R. Hobbs
Ottawa, Kansas
Lloyd Hoffman
Baldwin Jct
Franklin Co
Sale Barn
H. L. Tarbet
Homeswood
Jack Nelson
Council Grove Livestock Auction Council
Osage City Sale
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
Evalena Tyson
Cedar St
Florence E. McCullough
Chevery St
Ruby M. Armstrong
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