Ottawa Area Track Meet Highlights Local Schools
Olathe Ottawa and Paola high schools competed in a three way track meet held in Olathe this afternoon. Ottawa junior varsity football lost 14 to 7 to Bonner Springs at Chanute, and Ottawa junior high opens its season there at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. Local briefs note office closure Sept 29 to Oct 12, clinic details, a church sermon series starting October, and community notices including hospital stay for Mrs. Leo Howard.
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Olathe
Ottawa
Paola
Ottawa High
Bonner Springs
Chanute
Town and Country
Court Judge Stays Ruling On Civil Rights Law
Justice Hugo L. Black stayed enforcement of a three judge court ruling that found part of the new civil rights law unconstitutional. The case centers on a Birmingham restaurant. The Supreme Court plans to hear arguments Oct. 5 after an Atlanta case where federal judges upheld the law’s public accommodations provisions.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
High Court
Atlanta, Ga
Cattle and hogs prices steady in Kansas City market
KC Markets Kansas City AP reports cattle 3,700 and calves 150 with enough data for slaughter class prices. steady to good and choice slaughter steers at 24.25 and calves at 15.50 to 18.00. Hogs 2,500 with barrows and gilts steady to 15.40 lower, sows 14.75 to 15.50. 350-600 lb sows 13.50 to 15.00. Sheep 50 with no price test. Also consumer eggs paid to producers include Medium A 24-30. wholesale large 37-39, mediums 26-30. other produce unchanged.
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Kansas City
Ottawa Lodge
A.F
A.M
Grand Lodge of Kansas
Our Temple
Fred A. Gardner
W.M
Clarence E. Rea
Secy
De Gaulle Ignores Canal Talk in Colombia Visit
President Charles de Gaulle wrapped up a 40 hour stop in Bogota amid Colombian hopes for a French led interocean canal project. He did not address the canal proposal but a joint communique with President Valencia urged stabilized prices and boosted limited technical aid while police detained 210 suspects amid security concerns.
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Bogota
Colombia
Charles de Gaulle
South America
Ecuador
de Gaulle
Guillermo Leon Valencia
France
U.S
Valencia
Army
Anti- de Gaulle
French Secret Army
Pierre Chaeteau Jobert
Senate panel seeks tax returns in Baker inquiry
Washington AP The Senate Rules Committee agreed to request President Johnson provide the income tax returns of Philadelphia contractor Matthew McCloskey and others tied to the reopened Bobby Baker investigation. Chairman B Everett Jordan said investigator William Meehan has interviewed McCloskey who will cooperate. The committee hopes to begin public hearings next week as staff reviews facts.
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Washington
Senate Rules Committee
Johnson
Philadelphia
Matthew McCloskey
Bobby Baker
B. Everett Jordan
D-N
FBI
William E. Meehan
McCloskey
Baker
Senate
John J. Williams
District of Columbia
Williams
Don B. Reynolds
Jordan
Rail Dispute Gets 60 Days
President Johnson created an emergency board to study a wage dispute raising a 25 percent across the board demand by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. The 60 day deferral of a nationwide rail strike was urged by the National Mediation Board as essential to prevent inter state commerce disruption.
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Washington
Johnson
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
National (Railway) Mediation Board
County Court Citations Report Sept. Logs and Fines
Robert G. Thomas, 30, of Dodge City, cited Sept 15 for missing his daily log. Fined 10 dollars and costs. Lester L. Hole, 26, 1641 S Main, cited Sept 18 for driving the wrong way on a one way street. Fined 10 dollars and costs.
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Robert G. Thomas
Dodge City
Thomas
Lester L. Hole
1641 S. Main
Hole
Rantoul Road Improvement Plan Approved
Franklin County approves a 3.37 mile improvement of FAS Route 266, including Oak Street in Rantoul from Third Street to Fifth Street, funded from state and federal road-use taxes. The project calls for a 30 foot roadbed with sloped side ditches and preserved sidewalks between Third and Fourth streets, extending south to Route 259. Residents may request a public hearing in writing to the county engineer by October 5.
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Oak Street
Rantoul
Franklin County
Third Street
Fifth Street
Funeral services for Nettie T Rowland and Dorothy L Heth
Funeral services were held for Nettie T Rowland who died Sept 20 at Lamb Funeral Home Pew Wayne Castle To peka with pallbearers Maney White E C Nicholas Oscar Henderson Ross Kimball Clint LaFollette and William Robinson and a singing by Mrs Bruce Spears. Burial followed at Baker Cemetery near Lane. Graveside services were for Dorothy Lorraine Heth who died Sept 18 at Belew NM Sept 23 in Mt Hope Cemetery Williamsburg conducted by Rev Kurt Juengel with pallbearers Luke Pattie Neal Forbes Ed Crabb Kenneth Davis Wendell Davis and Glenn Crowley. A memorial service occurred Sept 20 at Romero Chapel Belen NM.
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Nettie T. Rowland
Lamb Funeral Home
Wayne Castle
Topeka
Maney White
E. C. Nicholas
Oscar Henderson
Ross Kimball
Clint LaFollette
William Robinson
A. H. North
Bruce Spears
Baker Cemetery
Lane
Dorothy L. Heth
Dorothy Lorraine Heth
Belew
N. M
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Williamsburg
Kurt Juengel
Luke Pattie
Neal Forbes
Ed Crabb
Kenneth Davis
Wendell Davis
Glenn Crowley
Romero Chapel
Belen
Police Court Bond Forfeitures Hit Local Docket
Ten persons forfeited bonds in police court with violations ranging from speeding and red light running to driving without licenses. Notables include Philip Fleming of Emportia and Virgil Chamber, both cited for speeding, and James Gorton charged with speeding in a 20 mph zone. Several pleas and fines are recorded, with one case for drunk in public and another notable plea of guilty for careless driving. Johnson appealed to district court on a multi-charge case.
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Philip F. Fleming
Emporia
Bruce L. Tomlinson
Carlye Rfd
Virgil D. Chamber
W. 10Th
Barney L. Ledom
N. Cedar
James E. Nicolay Jr
Baldwin
John C. Hodge
Mount Rose
Gayle I. Green
James F. Gorton
E. Wilson
Gene M. Shaw
Douglas A. Downey
Wellsville Rfd
Joe Mora
King
Gary Keith
Maple
Carl F. McDaniel
William W. Johnson
Pomona
Johnson
Wreck injures no one as pickup backs into car
A 6:30 p.m. accident at Cleveland and Wilson involved a 1959 Ford driven by Ern est H. Kimmel and a Chevrolet pickup driven by Leroy D. Bien. The pickup backed from a driveway as sun glare hindered visibility, striking Kimmel on the right side and causing both vehicles to spin. Damage totaled about 200 dollars to the Ford and unspecified to the pickup. No injuries or arrests were reported.
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Cleveland
Wilson
Ford
Ernest H. Kimmel
Cedar
Leroy D. Bien
S. Poplar
Kimmel
Bien
Hospital Notes and Births in Wellsville Area
Admissions list includes Mrs. James Thomas Baldwin Sylvester Hess 207 E Wilson Mrs Ada Thompson Cedar House Tommie Tazawa Ottawa University L O Taggart 434 Willow Mrs Eunice Walker Lawrence Wednesday Craig French RFD 1 Mrs Robert Mig Wellsville RFD 1 Thursday. Births report Charles D Christy Wellsville weight 5 lb 12 oz Wednesday. Dismissals name various: John List 319 S Cedar Frank Conway Kensington Md Tuesday Mrs Francis L Johnson 222 W 2nd Mrs Jo Latimer 1119 S Cedar Mrs George Hull RFD 2 Wednesday Mrs James W Burke 1318 Maple Mrs James B Thomas Baldwin Mrs David Sage and baby son 736 S Oak Sylvester Hess 207 E Wilson Thursday.
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James Thomas
Baldwin
Sylvester Hess
E. Wilson
Ada Thompson
Cedar House
Tommie Tazawa
Ottawa University
L. O. Taggart
Willow
Eunice Walker
Lawrence
Craig French
RFD
Robert Mignot
Wellsville
John List
Cedar
Frank Conway
Kensington
Francis L. Johnson
W. 2Nd
Jo Latimer
S. Cedar
George Hull
James W. Burke
Maple
James B. Thomas
David Sage
Baby Son
S. Oak
Appraisers named in Princeton condemnation case
Appraisers Ben Gilmore Fred Wood and Bill Ransom appointed in district court proceeding assessing land taken for sewage disposal works. Court confirms city of Princeton has eminent domain power to seize property owned by Mr and Mrs Paul Trump for a lawful public purpose.
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Princeton
District Court
Paul Trump
Ben Gilmore
Fred Wood
Bill Ransom
OHS Principal Wins EKL Post
W. P. Shepard, Ottawa High School principal, was elected vice president of the Eastern Kansas League at a Wednesday meeting in Olathe. Twelve OHS instructors attended. Walter Davies of Rosedale High was named president and Bryce Stallard of Olathe High was chosen secretary treasurer.
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W. P. Shepard
Ottawa High
Eastern Kansas League
Olathe
OHS
Walter Davies
Rosedale High School
EKL
Bryce Stallard
Olathe High School
Street Light Group Ready for Ottawa Decorations Drive
The Ottawa Christmas decorations committee held a morning meeting at the North American Hotel to plan the annual decorations drive. The goal is 2500 dollars from Ottawa merchants to fund wiring, equipment, and maintenance, with soliciting starting soon and a deadline of Oct 8. Budge Reusch is general chairman, with R. M. Clogston as finance chair and Bob Hill Randolph Bundy and Bill Ransom on the committee. many women and several men named as solicitors.
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Ottawa
Budge Reusch
R. M. Clogston
Bob Hill
Randolph Bundy
Bill Ransom
Mary Lou Williams
Lucy Crites
Esther Goss
Betty Wright
Alice Wasson
Maxine Lichtenberger
Maude Walker
Ella Trout
Leona Jones
Ethel Irwin
Marie Harbison
Shirley Capper
Eileen Roseberry
Helena Kramer
Julia Trigg
Norma Korbe
Eileen Finch
Thelma Tallman
Irene Warner
Thelma Colby
Don Lunger
Joe Towner
Charles Gillette
Jim McCrea
Guy Gibbs
Boy Finds Rough Go At Ran som Memorial Hospital
Brady Joe Wolfe six-year-old son of Mr and Mrs Herbie Wolfe of Richmond visited Ran som Memorial Hospital twice last Saturday. The first trip followed a playground injury when his swollen foot required treatment. After lunch at home he fell from a tree ten feet onto a wagon and broke his nose, returning to the hospital.
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Brady Joe Wolfe
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Brady Joe
Herbie Wolfe
Richmond
Local Auctions Highlight Franklin County Sales This Fall
Myers Bros and Centropolis listings announce weekly sales every Saturday on Highway 59 with estates from Mrs O O Wolf and Mrs Constant. Ottawa area sales include Sept 26 household goods at 904 West 6th Street and Sept 28 furniture antique near Vinland. Stocker and Feeder Sale at Franklin County Sale Barn Oct 7, and Mrs L W Seright household goods at 910 South Main. Printy and Son Community Auctions run Tuesdays and Thursdays at 7 pm, with Velma Howard sale Sept 26. Overbrook Livestock Sale hosts weekly Wednesday auctions, while Council Grove Livestock Auction operates Saturdays.
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Claude
Howard
Ottawa
RFD
Franklin County Sale Company
O. O. Wolf
Constant Estates
6Th St
Kansas
George Miller
Vinland
Franklin County Sale
L. W. Seright
South Main
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Hickory
Norman Lee
Armory
Elks
Lawrence Wright
N, Main
University of Kansas Law School
Harry, Supply Limited
Gambles
Adv
Ellis
W. J. Lewis
Wales
North Baptist Church
Barry Brown
Oklahoma State University
OK Discount Store
Leo Howard
Walnut
St. Luke's Hospital
Wichita
the North Baptist Church
W. T. Pressley
Kenneth McClintock
Larry Rollins
Charles D. Christy
San
Myers Bros
Printy
Ben Printy
Cap
N. Main
Velma Howard
S. Locust
Jack Nelson
Kan
Overbrook
Council Grove
Harold Stewart Home
Herald
Wayne Angell
Joe Ferns
Frankelin County
Rev. Stevenson
Flave Watts
General Services
Knapp
Lee Carter
Gene Powell
Standard Rendering Co
Baers Klean Air Service
Bob Baer
E. C. Imbler
Waverly
H. E. Adell
Lane, Kan
Elm
Second Street
Hawthorne School
Yorkshire
Ellis Carman
12 Mile No
Arza Fogle
Prairie Hay
Bill Butell
Alvin Johanning
Order of White Shrine of Jerusalem
Alice Maxwell
Lanah Cameron
Ernest Howard
Michigan Valley
Misc
Budge
Lewis Irwin
Walter Kirchner
Bernhardt
Ottawa Herald
Golden Star
Davis Paint
Ferris
Royal Manor
Kaw
Sporting Goods
Mn i Women
North American Hotel
Tvettelecerceresentiment
North American
Johnson Motors
Bob Luce
Ottawa Marine
Don Morrison
CoMo Cafe
Thurs
General Electric
Sylvania
Norge
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