Woman Injured By Dog Breaks Arm At HDU Meet
A Pomona woman, Mrs W F Linden, was tripped by a dog while walking to a meeting yesterday, breaking both forearm bones near the wrist. She was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital for X rays and treatment. Her companions assisted, and her husband attended the sale. The Ottawa University debate team will compete in the National Pi Kappa Delta Province of the Plains Tournament at Omaha University, with Don Hilenstine and Dennis Evans representing OU in six debates and related contests. A Saturday Evening Post feature maps Ottawa and parts of Franklin County in a current issue. In New York, Edith T Pikelny, 35, a former IRS employee, is accused of tax refund fraud totaling $2,394, claiming a 318 refund repeatedly. she was released pending trial.
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Pomona
W. F. Linden
HDU
T. W. Johnson
Mrs. Linden
Linden
Ralph Basel
Will Bennett
Ottawa
Better Homes Hdu
Lindens
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Ottawa University
Omaha University
Omaha
Neb
Don Hilenstine
Dennis Evans
Hilenstine
Evans
New York
Internal Revenue Service
Edith T. Pikelny
Federal District Court
Brooklyn
Occasional rain gives way to clearing in county forecast
Occasional night rain today and tonight, then clearing or partial clearing Thursday. No major temperature change expected. Highs this afternoon around 50, tonight's lows 40 to 45, Thursday's highs 50 to 55.
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Viernes
Coon
Rebels seize Havana radio and TV stations in uprising
Fidel Castros rebels took over Cuba's main radio and TV outlets in Havana and called for a general strike. Gunfire erupted in Old Havana while Batista forces moved into trouble areas. Banks closed, utilities quit, and CMQ headquarters burned as rebels broadcast a call to arms.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Fulgencio Batista
U.S. Embassy Chancery
Malecon
Castro
Oriente
State Centennial Stamp Planned for Kansas 1961
TOPEKA A special stamp is to be issued commemorating the Kansas centennial in 1961, Mrs Mararet Haucke said today. Council Grove resident Haucke is on the Kansas Centennial Commission’s executive committee and recently presented the commission’s request to Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield who indicated approval despite hundreds of applications.
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Topeka
Kansas
Mararet Haucke
Haucke
Council Grove
City to test diesel engine generator in Ottawa
San Francisco built diesel engine for Ottawa nears completion. The engine, purchased months ago, will begin a test run Saturday April 12. It will be shipped to Ottawa for arrival about May 1. Building and settings for the engine are at the water and light plant.
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Ottawa
San Francisco
Docking appoints two to Kansas Industrial Development Commission
TOPEKA Earl Bigbee an automobile dealer and Frank L. Lombard vice president and treasurer of J. B. Ersham & Sons Manufacturing Co. Enter prise have been appointed to the Kansas Industrial Development Commission by Gov. George Docking. They replace Ralph J. Duvall and D. E. Ackers whose terms expire April 1. Terms for Lombard and Bigbee end April 1 1962.
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Topeka
Earl Bigbee
Hugoton
Frank L. Lombard
J. B. Ersham & Sons Manufacturing Co
Enterprise
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
George Docking
Ralph J. Duvall
Kansas City
D. E. Ackers
Lombard
Bigbee
Engineers To Award Salina Channel Contract
Senator Schoeppel was informed the district Army engineers in Kansas City expect to award a contract tomorrow for a Salina Kansas channel cut-off and levees. The bid by S W Hardwick Co Beardstown Illinois is set at 1 186 632 dollars and was chosen as the lowest responsible bid.
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Washington
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kas
District Army Engineers
Kansas City
Salina
Kas
S. W. Hardwick& Co
Beardstown
Ill
Students To Visit County For Soils Tour
A group of 43 Kansas State College students will visit Ottawa from Manhattan on Friday for a Franklin County soils tour. Prof. O W Bidwell will lead the party with Bob Dean and Walter Altmeyer of the Topeka Soil Conservation Service. The group includes three students from India one from Cypress and two from Yugoslavia. One Indian student heads India's agronomy department.
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Kansas State College
Ottawa
Manhattan
Franklin
Bob Dean
Ottawa Soil Conservation Service Office
India
Island of
Cypress
Yugoslavia
Agronomy Department of
O. W. Bidwell
Sonls
State College
Dean
Walter Altmeyer
Topeka
SCS
Light Rain in Ottawa with Western Kansas Snowfall
Drizzling rain fell in Ottawa today while western Kansas saw snowfall totaling up to three inches at some points. The weather map shows continued snow in the northwest and intermittent rain across the rest of the state today.
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Ottawa
Kansas
School Group Calls for Ban on Life Magazine in Classrooms
The NASSP asks about 20,000 high school principals in Louisville to consider banning Life and Time from classrooms over what it calls an unfounded education article. The letter urges protests to Life president Roy E Larsen and threatens subscription boycotts while Life defends its reporting as truthful and in the public interest.
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Louisville
National Education Assn
National Assn
Life
NASSP
Washington
Roy E. Larsen
Life and Time
Elicker
Louisville Times
U.S
Traffic Toll in Topeka Speeds Across States Records
State Accident Records Section reports recent fatalities in Topeka rising quickly. Within the last 24 hours two deaths noted, with year to date totals for 1958 at 105. For the same period in 1957, 141 deaths were recorded.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ottawa Post Office Plans Tied to Rate Rise
Ottawa may gain a new post office building if Congress raises out-of-town letter rates from three to five cents. The Post Office Department lists Ottawa among Kansas cities for possible new lease-purchase offices, with 15 projects totaling $483,000 under construction or planned. Ottawa Postmaster T J Cummings Jr says he has no advance knowledge of Ottawa's inclusion and notes the plan could reflect federal agency housing trends in single buildings. Other Ottawa agencies include Farmers Home Administration and Selective Service.
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Washington D. C
Post Office Department
Garden City
Great Bend
Congress
Kansas
T. J. Cummings Jr
Cummings
General Services Administration
Post Office
Farmers Home Administration
Selective Service
U.S.C.A
Franklin County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Soil Conservation Service
U. S. Navy
Tranquilized Deer in Ohio Herd Calm Studied
State veterinarians in Columbus study diseases of wild animals using tranquilizers on a herd of deer. Dr. James R. Hay, state director of Agriculture, notes the wild deer in captivity calmed to the lameness of a domestic animal.
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Columbus
Ohio
James R. Hay
Three Minute Test for Cancer Trial in Los Angeles
Dr Ludwig von Bertalanffy reports a three minute cancer screening test being trialed in Los Angeles. Over 4000 people tested with an error rate of 3 to 6 per cent. The test flags red for danger and green for safety and can be used in a doctor's office. Provisional judgments guide further established procedures.
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Los Angeles
Ludwig von Bertatanffy
American Cancer Society
Bertalanffy
Mt. Small Hospital
State Can Get By Without Additional Road Funds
TOPEKA Kansas highway officials told a Legislative Council committee that the department can operate without new revenue from the special session though funding will be needed later likely by the 1959 regular session. The federal anti-recession highway bill would add 11.7 million dollars in federal funds, easing state matching needs and reducing required state funds for next year.
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Topeka
Kansas Highway Department
Legislative Council
Walter Johnson
Johnson
Highway Department
Congress
Ottawa panel weighs flood control plan and cleanup week
City commissioners meet this evening to review the official report from Kansas water resources and the permit for Ottawa channel widening and levee work. They will also discuss Ottawa's participation in Clean-Up Week, April 13 to 19.
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Ottawa
Water Resources Division of
Kansas
Clipper Ship Loses To Dame In A Bikini
London report on Portsmouth posters featuring a bikini clad beauty advertising Southseas resort. City officials debate nautical imagery versus provocative publicity. Posters already printed 1000, with council debate over appropriateness of bikini ad.
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Dame
London
Portsmouth
Southseas
Portsmouth Ocean
Bert Willson
George Wallis
Greeks Joke Book From Ancient Greece Is Highlighted
In Knoxville Dr. Albert Rapp of the University of Tennessee discusses a new book on ancient Greek humor. The volume The Ancient Greeks and Joe Miller appears in a Roxburghe Club limited edition and recalls absent-minded professors braggarts and witty exchanges from old Greek tales.
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Albert Rapp
University of Tennessee
Joe Miller
Roxburghe Club
San Francisco
Rapp
Aristotle
Plato
Southard Elected Rotary President in Ottawa
Dr. Charles Southard was elected president of the Ottawa Rotary club. S. C. Christerson became vice president, Glen Hayward was re-elected secretary-treasurer, and nine directors were chosen: James Allen, Robert B. Anderson, Christerson, Ken Harris, Dean Nossinger, R. R. Redmond, Dr. John R. Thornburg, Larry Wassmer, and Winton Winter. Officers and directors take office July 1, with John Lamb retiring as president.
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Charles Southard
Ottawa Rotary Club
S. C. Christerson
Glen Hayward
James Allen
Robert B. Anderson
Christerson
Ken Harris
Dean Nossinger
R. R. Redmond
John R. Thornburg
Larry Wassmer
Winton Winter
John Lamb
Eisenhower Says No Emergency Action Needed Amid Upturn
President Eisenhower stated no tax cut or emergency recession measures are needed now as unemployment data show a modest rise. He noted Treasury plans to consult leaders before any tax moves and defended ongoing defense reforms while hinting at a possible TV address if required.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Fred Hall Opens Campaign Office in Topeka Race
Fred Hall announces campaign office in Topeka as he resumes his bid. He says he has about a dozen staffers and expects to name a campaign manager in a few weeks. Hall previously resigned from his prior position and is moving forward with organizing efforts and a field team.
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Topeka
Fred Hall
Hall
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