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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1964

Page

5

Johnson Demonstrates How Briefs Security Can Be Difficult

Johnson campaigns through New England amid large crowds, risking security as Secret Service protects him while protesters press close. The Warren Commission recommendations are examined, urging better coordination and possible federal crime status for attacks on presidents.

4News Johnson James Marlow Associated Press News Washington Warren Commission John F. Kennedy Secret Service Commission New England Rhode Island Connecticut Vermont Maine J. Edgar Hoover FBI United States Riers

Ottawa OKs Massasoit Street sewer district assessments

The Ottawa city council approved Ordinance 2256 levying special assessments for Massasoit Hickory Willow and Chestnut Streets improvements and lateral sewers in districts 140 to 146. The ordinance details per lot charges totaling 78 449 34 with notices to owners and a 30 day payment window before bonds cover remaining costs repaid in ten annual installments.

Massasoit Street Hickory Street Willow Street Chestnut Street Ottawa Kansas Bowles, Sheldon & Topping Hickory Cedar Streets Bowles Sheldon 7Th City Park Park Street N. Yo S. Y

KC Markets Kansas City Agricultural Prices Update

AP dispatch from Kansas City reports unchanged consumer eggs prices paid to producers with large eggs at 91-35, medium at 24.30, small at 18-20. Wholesale eggs show large at 35-38 cents and mediums at 26-28 cents. Hog market prints 2,800 head, varying weights with prices from 15.25 to 16.60 per hundredweight. sheep offering 800 head with spring lambs around 20.00-21.50. Cattle and calves totals around 3,500 and 150 respectively with steers and heifers steady to higher, cows and others steady, top slaughter steer quotes 24.25-25.00 and calf values 15.50-18.00.

Gilmore Willow Acres Pelist Adda Laury N. W N. E Beg Ottawa Kansas N. Ww N.E Sheldons Country Club Heights Highland Heights Logan Oak Coleman Kansas City

Kansas Seen In Front Of Nation Gains in manufacturing growth

Hutchinson Kansas Rep Bill Avery told the Central Kansas Manufacturers Association that Kansas leads the nation in manufacturing gains with growth in primary metal, auto production, and petroleum refining. He urged building on these gains for the future as the Republican nominee for governor.

Hutchinson Kan Kansas Bill Avery Central Kansas Manufacturers Association

Cohen Must Face Court

Los Angeles AP Cohen, a paralyzed tax evader, must be brought to Los Angeles for two federal civil suits seeking 374.476.38 in back income taxes from 1945 to 1950 plus daily interest. Judge Solomon ordered transfer from Springfield at least 10 days before the February 16 trial. Cohen, 50, was convicted in 1961 and is largely bedridden after a prison beating.

Los Angeles Mickey Cohen Gus. J. Solomon Cohen

Appraisers Named for I-35 Bypass Near Emporia Kansas

Three appraisers appointed by District Judge Jay Sullivan began evaluating 84 land tracts needed for the Interstate 35 bypass on Emporia north side. Condemnation proceedings by the Kansas Highway Commission seek right of way and easements for the 6.2 mile four lane highway.

Emporia Kan Jay Sullivan Kansas Highway Commission

Two Pence Stirs Many In Workington

Storekeeper Eleanor Marshall complained an official with a chauffeur drove 66 miles to collect two pence she owed on her taxes. She said the tax office sent a 200 pound check and demanded the two pence balance. She noted no receipt arrived yet though the tax man promised mail.

Workington England Eleanor Marshall

Raulston Assigned To 23rd Wing At McConnell AFB

Robert L. Raulston son of Mr and Mrs Joe Raulston of 833 S Sycamore has been assigned to the 23rd Tactical Fighter Wing McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Kansas his assignment announced by the base officials.

Robert L. Raulston Joe Raulston S. Sycamore 23Rd Tactical Fighter Wing McConnell Air Force Base Wichita Kan

Driver Cited After Wreck on K-33

On K-33 south of Wellsville a collision occurred yesterday afternoon as Mrs Mar Guerite L Rogers Paola was charged with driving left of center while continuing onto a county road merging with K-33. Willard L Maichel Osawatomie drove a pickup coming from the opposite direction. Both vehicles sideswiped causing severe damage. Neither driver was injured.

Wellsville Highway Patrol Marguerite L. Rogers Paola Willard L. Maichel Osawatomie

College student cited for stop sign disobedience in Ottawa

County Court reports list William T. Shipp, 21, Ottawa University student, cited at 15th street and Cedar on Sept 24 for disobeying a stop sign, pleads guilty and pays a $5 fine plus costs. Richard K. Fishburn, 21, Richmond RFD 1, cited Sept 20 near Richmond for defective brakes and lights, fined $10 and costs. Marion L. Fillmore, 20, Cottonwood Falls, cited Sept 13 on I-35 between Wellsville and Le Loup for speeding 70 mph in a 60 mph zone, fined $10 and costs.

William T. Shipp Ottawa University 15Th Street Cedar Shipp Richard K. Fishburn Richmond Wellsville le Loup Fillmore

Hospital Notes Admissions and Dismissals List

Daily hospital notes list admissions including Fred Noel 613 Elm Mrs Ezra Stewart RFD 2 Mrs Don ald Stevens RFD 3 and others on Monday Dismissals include Mrs Robert Sobba and baby daughter Rantoul Mrs Vel more Hendrickson 307 S Sycne more Curtis Duncan Lane Mrs Fern Finch 233 W 3rd Karen Sue Sheppard Pomona RFD 2 Mrs Lois Comstock 717 S Cedar David Mathias 715 S Oak on Tuesday

Fred Noel Ezra Stewart Donald Stevens Robert Sobba Rantoul Velmore Hendrickson S. Sycnemore Curtis Duncan Lane Fern Finch Karen Sue Sheppard Pomona Rfd Lois Comstock S. Cedar David Mathias S. Oak

Three Court Actions and Sentences Зап

Judgment taken on a mortgage case Ottawa Savings and Loan Association versus Kenneth E Hollon 720 West Fifth Street six months for redemption on six thousand three hundred forty two dollars at ten percent interest plus costs. A hung jury was dismissed in Floyd Minnick charged with running a stop sign at Fifteenth Street and Cedar. Trial may be reset for December or January. Billy Edward Bowers of Somerset pleaded lesser degree of causing great bodily harm in a rape case and received six months in county jail.

District ‘Court Ottawa Savings and Loan Association Kenneth E. Hollon Floyd Mine Nick E. 14Th 15Th Street Cedar Billy Edward Bowers Somerset

Hull Places 3 Barrows at Mid-America Fair Topeka

Eddie Hull RFC 4 led a trio of barrows to three places at the Mid-America Fair in Topeka. A lightweight finished sixth on foot, a carcass entry took fifth, and another heavyweight placed eighth. A total of 57 head entered all breeds.

Barrows Eddie Hull RFC 4 Topeka

Kansas Constitutional Amendment Submission Notice 1964

First and last publication dates Aug 4 1964 Oct 27 1964 state of kansas notice of submission of proposed constitutional amendment for november 3 1964 general election to amend section 1 of article 1 detailing uniform rate of assessment taxation exemptions and classifications secretary of state certifies true copy of the proposed amendment filed with his office includes references to house concurrent resolution no 4 and legislative actions dated 1963 and 1964 for voting on the amendment plus municipal and state level jurisdictions involved in the proposal

State of Kansas Paul R, Shanahan Seal State OF Kansas Secretary of State

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