Ottawa Coin Club to Meet with Guest Speaker
The Ottawa Coin Club holds its monthly meeting Monday at 7 30 p m in the Anchor Savings Association meeting room with Al Brox of Ottawa as the guest speaker Visitors are welcome In other items Hattie Gault has been dismissed from Halstead Hospital and is at her son Joe Gault s home in Wichita A garage sale for children's and junior sizes is listed at 1349 S Oak on Monday Oct 2
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Ottawa Coin Club
Anchor Saveings Association
al Brox
Ottawa
Welccome
Hattie Gault
Riche Taond
Halstead Hospital
Joe Gault
Wichita
Reverends Bohn Called to Wichita for Father in Law’s Death
Rev Garland Bohn and family fly to Wichita after Lloyd Macy of Wichita dies. Bohns plan to return to Ottawa Wednesday. Dr Roy Browning to deliver 10 a.m. sermon in Bohns absence. Williamsburg Ottawa Wildlife Club hosts annual turkey shoot on Oct 1 1967 all day. Proceeds for hams bacon sugar coffee lunch served at noon. Everyone welcome.
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Garland Bohn
First Christian Church
Wichita
Williamsburg
Ottawa Wildlife Club
Winsburg
Hawthorne PTA Hosts Chicken Noodle Dinner Event
Hawthorne PTA plans a chicken noodle dinner with homemade pies at Hawthorne School auditorium. The event is set for Tuesday evening starting around 5:30 PM, prompting local families to attend for a community gathering and meal.
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Hawthorne Pta
Hawthorne School
Vatican backs UN role in Vietnam peace push
Pope Paul VI joined U S calls for active United Nations efforts to end the Vietnam war, offering to assist U Thant and urging the General Assembly to seek new peace initiatives. France and the Soviet Union oppose, with Gromyko insisting on Vietnam withdrawal as key to peace.
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United Nations
N.Y
Paul VI
United States
U.N
Vietnam
Soviet Union
France
Vatican
U Thant
General Assembly
North Vietnam
Dean Rusk
U.S
Arthur J. Goldberg
Costs and prices rise, tax boost urged in report
New York AP report shows living costs up 2.7 percent this year and wholesale prices up five tenths in two months. Commissioner Ross warns inflation risks, urging a tax increase to curb price pressures. Ford auto strike persists, Auto production falls to 140,858 cars.
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New York
Arthur M. Ross
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Ross
Cuban Refugees Here For Good
Miami based University of Miami study says Cuban refugees arrive at nearly 4000 monthly and will stay. The 200 page report for HEW notes rising vested interests and questions the need for ongoing large scale aid. It advocates gradual normalization and phasing out the emergency program while acknowledging Cuba remains unlikely to change.
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Miami, Fla
United States
University of Miami
U.S
Cuba
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Johnson signs $70 billion defense bill in 1968 budget clash
President Johnson announced the signing of the 70 billion defense appropriation for fiscal 1968. He said congressional cuts of 1.6 billion complicate spending plans and may force another request in January. He criticized amendments blocking British firms from bidding on seven navy wooden hulled mine sweepers, risking a Britain U.S. economic agreement.
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Johnson City
Texa
Johnson
Vietnam
Texas White House
Bult
Congress
U.S
U.S. Navy
California Democratic Council to back peace slate for June primary
In Long Beach California the California Democratic Council led by Gerald Hill plans a peace candidate slate for the June primary opposing President Johnson. The group 33000 strong debates a plan to enter peace delegates as key leaders push for negotiations an end to bombing and troop withdrawal. Hill noted polls show support for a Johnson reelection despite dissent within liberal Democrats. Galbraith urged liberal Democrats nationwide to back nominees favoring negotiations and peaceful policy.
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Long Beach
Calif
California Democratic Council
Johnson
U.S. Vietnam
Gerald Hill
U.S
Vietnam
Hill
California
John Kenneth Galbraith
Americans’ For Democratic Action
Galbraith
India
United States
North Vietnam
Edmund G. Brown
California Assembly
Jesse
Hin
GOP Freshmen Call for Six Day Work Week in House
A group of 28 Republican first year lawmakers sent a letter to Speaker McCormack urging six day work weeks until all legislative business is finished. The missive noted absences on proffered roll calls by several signers including Cowger Kukendall Bush Biester Zwach Price Sandman Zion Heckler Whalen Steiger and Wylie as the House wrapped a rare five day week.
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Washington
John W. McCormack
House
Charles A. Vanik
Ohio
William Oo. Cowger
Kentucky
Dan Kukendall
Tennessee
George Bush
Texas
Edward G
District Court dismissals and stock market notes mix of local notices
Civil actions dismissals include Ralph G Hobbs and A E Lyons involving a lot and a $9282.73 house in Princeton with docket items. Nationwide advertising firm Syne Dicate drops suit against Delebert Hay Ottawa Cab and Top Hat Taxi. Kansas City cattle market report shows steers cows and hogs with price ranges. Weekday meals and school notices printed alongside obituaries Mrs Rose Martin and Miss Mary Alice Stiles with funeral details.
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Ralph G. Hobbs
A. E. Lyons
Princeton Plumbing and Heating, Et al
Princeston
Crosse
Hanks
Feature Syne
Dicate
Delebert Hay
Ottawa
City Cab and Top
Hat Taxi
Rose Martin
Cincinnati
Ohio
Paul W. Pentz
Baker Cemetery
Lane
Joshua Baker
Mary Alice Stiles
Lamb Funeral
James W. Mce Crossen
R. O. Harder
Mills K. Pettit
John Okerberg
Claude J. Webb
A. C. Heigele
John Douglass
E. G. Dick
Glen A. Hayward
Wayne
Gilliland
Bruce Spears
Highland Cemetery
Moon May Be Earthlike In Lunar Surface Rocks
NASA disclosed initial Surveyor 5 findings showing lunar soil rich in earthlike basaltic rock. Analysis reports 58 percent oxygen and 18.5 percent silicon, elements common on Earth, with iron traces detected in debris. Dr. Donald Gault called the result a major scientific achievement.
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Washington
Surveyor 5
National Aeronautics ‘and Space Administration
Sureveyor Project
Spaces
Lunar
Spaceecraft
Donald Gault
Ames Research Center
Moffet Field
Calif
Car Stopped After Game Finds White Hen Beneath Hood
J R Hudson driving toward Des Moines on Interstate 80 after an Iowa City game hears a strange noise, lifts the hood, and discovers a white chicken tucked in the fender behind a headlight. He closes the hood and continues home with the pullet.
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Des Moines, Iowa
J. R. Hudson
Des Moines
Iowa City
Hudson
Good Weather Lies Ahead in Kansas Weekend Forecast
TOPEKA AP Nearly ideal autumn weather is expected to continue in Kansas through the weekend with clear skies and mild days. Heights range from the 70s in the east to the 90s in the west, with night lows in the 50s and 40s at some locations. Friday highs reached 67 to 93, while morning lows were 42 to 54.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Leavenworth
Olathe
Liberal
Goodland
Classified Ads Rates and Deadlines
Local classified ads offer a 10 percent discount for payments by 5 p m the day before publication. Deadline is 5 p m the day before publication. Five line ads accepted until 9 30 a m on publication day. Rates per word for various insertions and special notices are listed, including card of thanks and blind ads with per line or per word charges. Special discounts, out of trade territory pricing, lodge notices and emblem pricing are noted with minimal terms.
Miss Mac Williamsburg High School Teacher Remembered
Beloved teacher Mary McLindon, who earned a bachelor’s from Emporia State and a master's from the University of Kansas, served Williamsburg High School for 27 years. Faculty recall her clear voice, wit, scholarship, civic work, and dedication to church and community as they bid her farewell.
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Emporia State
University of Kansas
Mary McLindon
Williamsburg High School
Williamsburg
Miss Mac
Williamsburg Friends
Household goods and livestock sales across Franklin County
October sales posted for Clifford R Hobbs Ottawa area and Myers Bros Centropolis list stocker feeder auction Franklin County Sale Barn Pomona and weekly livestock auctions in Council Grove Osage City and Ottawa region. Household goods at Hemeswood Wellsville auctioneers Printy and Son capped by other listings.
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Myers Bros
Claude
Howard
Franklin County
H. L
Target
Hemeswood
Kansas
Jack ‘Nelson
Pomona
Kan
Council Grove
Osage
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Ellis
Oak
Mon
Andrei .A. Gromyko
Goldberg
Maurice Couve de Murville
Pierre Harmel
World Organization
House of Douglas
United Fund
William H. Wright
Hurst Coffman
Linda Loyd
Tom Speer
Becky Lowrance
John W. Byrnes
Wisconsin
Ways and Means
American Bankers Association
Federal Reserve
Allied Chemical Corp
Freeport Sulphur Co
Admiral
Philco
Magnavox
Zenith
Radio Corporation of America
Crucible Steel Corp
Chrysler
Ford Auto
Commerce Department
Fidel Castro
LBJ
Pentagon
Firig
United Kingdom
the Daily Report
District
Kansac
Associated Press
New York Stock Exchange
AMEX
Norman Scott
Princeston Rfd
Thomas Strogen
Behan Hall
Ottawa University
Lawrence Darrow
S. Locust
Mark Morelet
Terry Smith
Mark Collins
Princeeton Road
Cadillac
Evelyn M. Shumate
Thomas L. Martin
Wellsville Rfd
Martin
Charles Harkins Jr
Loren Orville Newkirk
Harkins
Newkirk
Frankie Joe Newekirk
Frankie Joe “Newkirk
Harekins
Block South
Main
Mary A. ‘Yokum
N. Poplar
J.’ Wray
Wray
Volksewagen
Edward E. Jones
RFD
Sycamore
Jones
Harry Tyson
King
North Locust
Tyson
Robert, D. Robins
Osaewatomie
Harold J. Hoblscher
San Francisco
Harrison. Jones
Michael D. ‘Allen
Kansas City
Moon
Earth
Mobile
Memoriam
Clifford R
Hobbs Ich
Prinfy
Ben Printy
Cap
Printy
N. Main
Nell Patton
West 7Th St
Wellsville
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