Salina move prompts job change at Montgomery Ward
Notices show MR and MRS Glenn Jones Vick and Debbie moving to Salina as Jones takes a position at Montgomery Ward. Other items report quarterly truck registrations due by Oct 1 with a 5 percent penalty if late, several yard and clothesline sales, a hospital discharge for Rich mond Roecker after a fall, a new telephone directory going to press Oct 1, and upcoming church and political events in Ottawa and Franklin County.
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Glenn Jones Vick
Debbie
Salina
Jones
Montgomery Ward
Speeding citations issued on US-59 near Princeton and Ottawa
James H. Hull, 33, Richmond, cited Sept. 18 one mile north of Princeton for 90 mph in a 60 mph zone. Pleaded guilty, fined $20 plus costs. Adolph R. Reimers, 19, Kansas City, cited Sept. 18 three miles south of Ottawa for 70 mph in a 60 mph zone. Fined $10 plus costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James H. Hull
Richmond
Princeton
Hull
Adolph R. Reimers
Kansas City
Ottawa
Market Reports From Kansas City Trade Prices
KC Markets Kansas City AP cattle 13 000 calves 600 steers and heifers weak to 25 lower choice steers 24.25 25.00 good to choice 20.00 24.25 choice heifers 22.50 23.75 good to choice 19.00 22.50 Hog prices down 10 25 lower barrows and gilts 1 3 190 260 lb 15.75 16.25 sows 14.25 15.25 Sheep steady lambs 21.50 22.00 good and choice 20.00 21.50 ewes 4.50 5.50.
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Kansas City
Johnson's New England trip ends with rousing reception
President Johnson rode in an open convertible through crowds in Providence and spoke from a megaphone at short stops during a 15 hour five state swing. A nearby car burst into flames but no injuries were reported. Johnson accused Republicans of a faction that would govern recklessly abroad and heartlessly at home.
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Portland
Maine
Johnson
New England
Providence
R.I
George Burkley
Republican Party
Johnson Drives Through New England Rally Tour
President Johnson campaigned through Hartford and Rhode Island, urging voters to favor a government seen as responsible to both nations and citizens. He greeted former Senator Theodore Green in Providence, spoke to a cheering crowd, and shuffled along city streets, ignoring some Warren Commission security cautions.
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Johnson
New England
Hartford
Conn
Providence
Theodore Francis Green
Rhode Island
Congress
Three Car Crash at 7th and Main Streets Sunday
A three car collision occurred about 1:30 p.m. Sunday at 7th and Main. A 1957 Dodge driven by Mo hammad A. Abolfazli ran a red light, hitting a 1960 Ford driven by Lee A. Smith, causing the Ford to hit a 1964 Oldsmobile driven by Merlin F. Weis. Damages were $600 to the Ford, $200 to the Dodge, and $100 to the Oldsmobile. No injuries were reported. Abolfazli was arrested for running the red light.
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7Th
Main
Mohammad A. Abolfazli
Iola
Iran
Ford
Lee A. Smith
Oak
Oldsmobile
Merlin F. Weis
Osawatomie
Abolfazli
Arrival at Love Field Opens Kennedy Assassination Narrative
The report begins with President Kennedy and Mrs. Kennedy arriving at Love Field Dallas on Friday November 22 1963. It recounts the motorcade route toward downtown Dallas with brief stops and crowd interactions before reaching the Trade Mart and the Texas School Book Depository area.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Love Field
Dallas
Tex
Fort Worth
Air Force One
Trade Mart
John B. Conally
Texas
Main Street
Houston Street
Texas School Book Depository
Elm Street
Stemmons
Law Firm Partner Named Attorney for United Utilities
Douglas Gleason, senior partner at Gleason Gleason Doty and Logan with Ottawa and Topeka offices, will serve as attorney for United Utilities Inc starting October 1. Thomas E. Gleason will succeed him as senior partner. Gleason will handle regulatory matters and general corporate legal work across United’s 15 state operations. He is a Fort Scott Junior College and University of Wichita graduate, with a Washburn law degree from 1942, and has served in the Kansas State Corporation Commission and as Ottawa city attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Gleason
Gleason
Well-To-Do Child Haven Opens Fifth Wichita Facility
The Wichita Children's Home, started 76 years ago with three children a cow and hope, celebrated the opening of its new half million dollar plant in northeast Wichita. Founded in 1888 by Mrs. M. L. Garver to help a dying mother’s three children, the home moved from three downtown sites to the current 1963 built facility. Construction began August 1963 and the home was occupied this month following funds from bonds and donations.
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Wichita
Wichita Children’s Home
M. L. Garver
Garver
Hope
George J. Garver
Water Work Begins Soon for Rural Water District 3
SCIPIO workers will start a $55,300 project to supply water to Anderson County Rural Water District 3. Two contracts were approved: Mid-Continent Construction of Wichita for a $39,800 17 mile pipe system and Lauder Tank Co. of Emporia for a $15,500 57 000 gallon tank. Financing comes from a Farmers Home Administration loan approved earlier month. Completion is expected before year’s end.
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Scipio
Anderson County
Mid-Continent Construction Company, Inc
Wichita
Lauder Tank Co. Inc
Emporia
Hospital Notes Admitting and Discharge List
ADMISSIONS Mrs Myrtle Doman 919 S Main Oscar Deaton Cedar House nursing home Saturday James Bracklin Monroe Motel David Mathias 715 S Oak Mrs Ella Foust 622 Maple Mrs Gertrude B Cleveland RFD 3 Connie Warnock 1420 S Cedar Mrs Roger Comstock Quenemo Sunday Karen Sue Sheppard Pomona RFD 2 Thomas A Seaton 634 S Sycamore Francis Gibbons 1009 N Oak Monday BIRTHS Mr and Mrs Robert Sobba Rantoul daughter Saturday weight 5 lb 12 oz Mr and Mrs Connie Strole 530 Beach son Sunday weight 5 lb 15 oz Mr and Mrs Lee Berry 410 E 2nd daughter Sunday weight 6 lb 12 oz Mr and Mrs Larry Ferguson 835 Tremont daughter Sunday weight 8 lb 131 oz DISMISSALS Mrs Paul Brannon and baby daughter 423 S Sycamore Mrs Sylvia Mills Lane Mrs Roger Higbie and baby daughter RFD 1 L O Taggart 434 Willow George Dillon Pomona RFD 1 Saturday Larry and Brenda Crawford Wellsville RFD 2 Alice Thompson 924 Walton George Scott 315 E 13th Mrs Ewing Lawrence Pomona Mrs Bertha Speer Osawatomie Sunday Mrs Ronald Reed and baby son 911 Willow Mrs Gertrude B Cleveland RFD 3 Mrs Bertha Williams Linwood Monday
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Myrtle Doman
S. Main
Oscar Deaton
Cedar House Nursing Home
James Bracklin
Monroe Motel
David Mathias
S. Oak
Ella Foust
Maple
Gertrude B. Cleveland
RFD
Connie Warnock
S. Cedar
Roger Comstock
Quenemo
Karen Sue Sheppard
Pomona
Thomas A. Seaton
Sycamore
Francis Gibbons
Paul Brannon
S. Sycamore
Sylvia Mills
Lane
Roger Higbie
L. O. Taggart
Willow
George Dillon
Larry and
Brenda Crawford
Wellsville
Alice Thompson
Walton
George Scott
Ewing Lawrence
Bertha Speer
Osawatomie
Ronald Reed
Bernham Williams
Linwood
Four Appointed To Committee
Washington AP reports four members named by President Johnson to advise on the execution of the commission's recommendations. They are Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon acting Atty General Nicholas deB Katzenbach CIA director John A McCone and McGeorge Bundy Johnsons national security adviser.
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Washington
Johnson
Commission
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Atty
Nicholas Deb. Katzenbach
John A. McCone
Central Intelligence Agency
McGeorge Bundy
Police News Seeley Morgan and Abolfazli Cited and Charged
Police notes list John R. Morgan age 23 of 532 N. Sycamore cited September 28 for speeding 40 in a 30 mph zone. Mohammad A. Abolfazli age 20 a Iola Junior College student from Iran charged September 27 with running a red light and involvement in an accident, posted a $25 bond. Jeffrey A. Smith age 21 an Ottawa University student cited September 26 for riding a motor vehicle on the dike in Forest Park.
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John R. Morgan
N. Sycamore
Mohammad A. Abolfazli
Iola
Iran
Jeffrey A. Smith
Ottawa University
Forest Park
Ex-Ottawan George C Mahaffy retires after 29 years
A native of Ottawa George C Mahaffy retired Friday after 29 years as central division landman for Pan American Petroleum Corp Oklahoma City. He joined Pan American in 1935 as a clerk in Tulsa and rose through roles in Wichita Tulsa and Fort Worth before becoming division landman in Oklahoma City in January 1959. He holds a B A from Kansas State University.
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Ottawa
George C. Mahaffy
Central Division
Pan American Petroleum Corporation
Oklahoma City
Mahaffy
Pan American
Land Department
Tulsa
Okla
Kansas State University
Wichita
Landman
Fort Worth
Tex
Oswald in Dallas: rifle, shots, and witness accounts
Report details Oswald's alleged rifle and role in Kennedy assassination. Cites Marine marksmanship, bullets hitting Kennedy and Connally, a shot missing the car, and the timing from first to last shot. Notes the Oswald mail order rifle, palm print, and alias A J Hidell. Includes witness Howard Brennan identifying Oswald and others observing the rifle.
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Kennedy
Gov. Connally
Oswald
Marina
J. D. Tippit
New Orleans
A. J. Hidell
Vietnamese Capture Buon Sar Pa Camp After Rebel Revolt
Vietnamese troops with paratroopers and rangers seized Buon Sar Pa camp near the Cambodian border, flying the national flag for the first time since the rebellion began nine days earlier. U.S. helicopters evacuated Col. John H. Freund and 12 Special Forces men from the camp amid tense moments. Premier Nguyen Khanh stated no deals were made as rebel leaders planned talks in Ban Me Thuot.
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Ban ME Thuot
South Viet Nam
Viet Nam
Buon Sar Pa
U.S
John H. Freund
New York
Freund
Y Bham
Nguyen Khanh
Sedgwick County Told To Account For Overcharges
Atty Gen Ferguson urged Sedgwick County to seek an accounting of more than 45000 dollars spent on supplies in 1961 and 1962 amid suspected overpricing by Wichita firms Lewis Brothers Hardware and Lesco Supply Co. If settlement fails, formal demands for 37500 and 8750 dollars may be issued. Evidence shows price overcharges of 10 to 200 percent on many items and 331.3 percent on 1962 fire equipment.
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Topeka
William M. Ferguson
Sedgwick
Ferguson
Sedgwick County
Lewis Hardware Company
Lesco Supply Company
Lewis Brothers Hardware and
Lesco Supply Company, Inc
Lewis and Lesco
Lewis
Lesco
Lewis Brothrs Hardware
Vatican Council debate over Jews duty and deacons approved
Seven cardinals launched a drive to restore a declaration absolving Jews of sole blame for Christ's crucifixion while Middle Eastern patriarchs warned of consequences. Separately the council approved creation of a permanent deacon body to assist priests.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
St. Peter’s
Celida
Christ
Richard Cardinal Cushing
Boston
Albert Gregory Cardinal Meyer
Chicago
Joseph Elmer Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
Europe
Canada
Ignace Gabriel Cardinal Tappouni
Antioch
Middle East
Cardinal Tappouni
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Pomona Kan
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Franklin County
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