Easter Vespers by Ottawa sixth graders at Eugene Field
The annual Easter music vespers will be Sunday at 4 p m in Eugene Field auditorium by Ottawa school sixth graders. Mrs Paul Shipps directs with Suzanne Hammond piano and Larry Gillum organ. A flute trio by Kathy Garnet Judy Lister and Carol Bruce and a scripture reading by Linda Hamerickhouse are planned.
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Eugene Field Auditorium
Ottawa
Paul Shipps
Suzanne Hammond
Larry Gillum
Kathy Garnet
Judy Lister
Carol Bruce
Linda Hamerickhouse
Elemetary
Tiros Satellite Pictures Shown Shouldn't Overdo Gripes About Boss
In Hartford, AP reports a state unemployment official denied jobless benefits to a salesman fired after disputing expenses and discussing the issue with customers. The commissioner warned salesmen must protect customer relations and avoid harming employer relations. NASA released Tiros II weather satellite images, noting a faulty tape recorder but confirming ongoing success in earth cloud photography.
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Hartford, Conn
John Arcudi
Washington
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Mediterranean Sea
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Eagle
Tiros
Earth
Tiros I
Convict Johnny Dio For Tax Evasion
New York AP report says racketeer Johnny Dio was convicted of Federal income tax evasion. Judge Edward Weinfeld allowed no jury. Dio, 46, and bodyguard Teddy Ray, 48, are free on bail until sentencing April 28. Dio faces up to 20 years and $40,000 fines. Ray faces 10 years and $20,000.
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New York
Johnny Dio
Edward Weinfeld
Dio
Teddy Ray
Weinfeld
Ray
County May Accept Gift For Memorial Garden Fund
Atty Gen John Anderson says Neosho County may legally accept up to 6000 dollars to help pay for a memorial garden at the Neosho County Home for the Aged. The gift would be donated by Neosho County officials and used specifically for the garden project as approved by authorities.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Neosho County
Richard L. Chicago
Brink’s Inc
Ashley
Ethel F. Young
Chanute
Anderson
Delayed Again Atlas Missile Firing Postponed Indefinitely
Vandenberg Air Force Base announces the Atlas missile launch set for today was postponed for the third straight day due to bad weather. Previous two attempts were called off for unspecified technical reasons.
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Vandenberg Air Force ‘Base
Calif
Air Force
Weather County Forecast Fair to partly cloudy
Fair this afternoon through Saturday with colder tonight. Highs in the 50s this afternoon, lows around 30 to 35 tonight. Saturday will be in the mid 50s with continued cool conditions.
Elks Install New Exalted Ruler in Ottawa Lodge
Dr Ww H Lennard was installed as exalted ruler of the Ottawa Elks Lodge for the coming year along with new officers. The lodge voted to sponsor an entertainment for Ottawa High School juniors and seniors after the May 14 banquet at the Elks club rooms, ending with a breakfast. The event aims to be a major social highlight for the two classes.
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Ww. H. Lennard
Ottawa Elks Lodge
Lodge
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Elks Club
West End Street
Elks
James B Iyia
Oge
Howfam 2Iard Doyen
Earl Guist
Fem
Sccais
Dr. L. N. Speer
Eisenhower Plans Augusta Vacation Next Week
President Eisenhower intends to fly to Augusta Georgia next Monday or Tuesday for a golf vacation. He hopes to attend the American League opener in Washington on April 18 between the Senators and the Red Sox. Anne Wheaton said duration of the stay is not known and a return to Washington is uncertain.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Augusta
White House
Washington Senators
Boston Red Sox
Anne Wheaton
Governor names two to Kansas Board of Pharmacy
TOPEKA AP Gov George Docking reappointed Robert Jenkinson of Belleville to a three year term on the Board of Pharmacy and named William Higdon Jr. of Goodland to replace Charles Vaughn of Kansas City on the board.
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By Docking
Topeka
George Docking
Robert Jenkinson
Belleville
Board of
Pharmacy
Docking
William Higdon Jr
Goodland
Charles Vaughn
Kansas City
British Papers Air Change In Royal Wedding
British papers report Jeremy Fry a 36 year old aristocrat and would be best man at Princess Margaret’s wedding may be dropping out due to jaundice in progress. His doctor says jaundice is developing though Fry disputes this and stays at Widecombe Manor with limited contact. The stories note sensational magazines may publish about his private life but libel laws are cited.
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London
Jeremy Fry
Fry
H. Gordon ‘Neill
Widecombe Manor
Camilla
London Daily Sketch
The
Daily Herald
Newell George Heads Kansas Society in Washington
Rep. Newell A. George of Kansas was elected president of the Kansas State Society in Washington for the coming year. Ann Sullivan, a secretary in Sen. Frank Carlson’s office, was promoted from treasurer to vice president, with J. Floyd Breeding’s wife elected treasurer. Charles Helsper, formerly of Topeka, was reelected secretary and Lloyd Miller, formerly of Manhattan, reelected sergeant at arms.
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Washington
Newell A. George
D-Kas
Kansas State Society
Ann Sullivan
Frank Carlson
R-Kas
J. Floyd Breeding
Kansas
Charles Helsper
Topeka
Lloyd Miller
Manhattan
Last-Ditch Civil Rights Fight Appears Doomed
The House Appropriations Committee rejected President Eisenhower's request for funds to hire 694 more employees in the State Department and the U.S. Information Agency. It approved a $676,579,807 bill financing the agencies plus Justice and judiciary, cutting $37,228,948 from the President's requests yet leaving the agencies $14,563,161 above last year's level. The panel criticized State for its overseas personnel assignments and training costs, including 700 dependents trained at the Foreign Service Institute.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
State Department
U. S. Information Agency
Justice Department
Judiciary
Federal Courts
U.S. Information Agency
Civil Rights Commission
Foreign Service Institute
Globemaster lands safely after engine trouble near Hamilton
A C124 Globemaster with one and a half engines out touched down safely at Hamilton Air Force Base near San Francisco after jettisoning 14 tons of cargo. Minutes later a C121 Constallation with one engine out landed at Travis. Both aircraft were en route from Hawaii with 11 and 84 people aboard respectively.
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San Francisco
Hamilton Air Force Base
Here
Military Air Transport Service
Travis Air Force Base
Hawaii
Constellation
Globemaster
James R. Kolb
Coast Guard
Hamilton
First Man Into Space In Summer
ATLANTA Georgia. One of seven U S astronauts will attempt a suborbital spaceflight this summer from Cape Canaveral Florida reaching about 100 miles high at 15000 miles per hour. Dr John P Hagen notes the mission as part of Project Mercury and United Nations peace efforts.
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Atlanta
U. S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
John P. Hagenhagen
United Nations Conference On Peaceful
Surgeon Links Smoking To Lung Cancer In $1% Billion Suit
Boston surgeon Dr. Richard Overholt testified in U.S. District Court that halation of tobacco smoke is the major factor in a type of lung cancer, though proving the link in animals is hard. Otto Pritchard of Pittsburgh sues Liggett & Myers for damages after lifelong smoking Chesterfield cigarettes.
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Pittsburgh
Boston
Ligpelt & Myers Tobacco Co
Richard Overholt
Overholt Thoracic Clinic
U.S. District Court
Overholt
Otto Pritchard
Pritchard
Victor Kaunitz
Buffalo
N.Y
Rare White Squirrels Move Delayed for Eisenhower
AP reports plans to gift two rare white squirrels to President Eisenhower hit a snag as Dr. George Shipley seeks licenses from Illinois and Olney before shipment. No White House reaction yet.
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Washington
Eisenhower
George Shipley
D-Ill
Illinois
Thetown of Olney
White House
Census Taker Not Welcome All Places
Detroit area oddities arise as George Kido refuses census questions. His wife and Janet Vukovich argued with a census worker who left after being told to sit in the kitchen. A supervisor and state police were later turned away. a $100 fine and 60 days in jail threat was dismissed by Kido who urged prosecution. The case is now with regional census officials.
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Detroit
George Kido
Kido
Sterling
Janet Vukovich
Vukovich
Mrs. Kido
Kida
J. C. Foote
Census Bureau
Toj
Holmes
Hall
Senate Voting on Civil Rights Bill Faces Final Vote
Southern senators push to return the civil rights bill to the Judiciary Committee while a final Senate vote looms. Senator Eastland chairs the committee and Sen. Fulbright denounces the measure as repugnant to the South. Supporters seek a timely decision before weekend recess or a Monday session.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
James ©. Eastland
Dmiss
Senate
Eastland
Negro Groups Go Underground in South Africa Ban
JOHANNESBURG AP Two major Negro political groups the Pan Africanist Congress and the African National Congress were banned for a year by the government. PAC leader Mangaliso Sobukwe vowed to go underground as he and 22 others face incitement charges. The ban followed police killings of 72 Africans and emergency legislation.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Mangaliso Sobukwe
Pan-Africanist Congress
PAC
African National Congress
Sobukwe
FAC
Marchal
Picher Man Held in Death of 80 Year Old Kansas Pensioner
In Miami Oklahoma a 54 year old Picher man was jailed on Thursday for questioning in the bludgeoning death of Charles R. Hall age 80 of Treece Kansas. Hall was struck while watching television at the Picher home of his wife whom he married two years ago. Nim Holmes, the wife’s son, was arrested at the home and placed in Ottawa County Jail. The Halls lived about two miles apart on opposite sides of the Oklahoma Kansas border.
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Miami
Okla
Picher
Kansas
Charles R. Hall
Treece
Kan
Ottawa County
Hall
Nim Holmes
Roy Jameson
Oklahoma-Kansas
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