Side Swipes at Ottawa University Tour Concert
Modern music and drama will highlight the Ottawa University tour concert at First Baptist Church Sunday at 7 30. Kodaly Jesus and the Traders and Mendelssohn Elijah provide the program with soloists in costume. The concert is open to the public. Ottawa High School band played on tele vision with exchange band at Highland Park and left Ottawa noon for the trip. WIBW photographers filmed the Ottawa bus arrival for the 6 pm Channel 18 news.
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Ottawa University
First Baptist Church
Kodaly
Elijah
Mendelssohn
Ottawa
Highland Park
Topeka
WIBW
Channel 18
FBI Arrests Wanted Man In Riverside Murder Case
Donald Earl Klaus, 22, charged with murder in Riverside California, was arrested by FBI agents in a Kansas City hotel. He allegedly transported the victim’s car from Riverside to Florence Arizona after the body was found near Riverside March 9. Klaus, traced to a Lordsburg New Mexico hospital, was unarmed and offered no resistance. The FBI continues to probe if a companion aided his escape.
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Kansas City
Donald Earl Klaus
Riverside
Calif
FBI
W. Mark Felt
Klaus
Florence
Ariz
Felt
Lordsburg
N. M
John Henry Sherman
Long Beach
Sherman
Weather forecast shows fair mild weekend conditions
County forecast indicates generally fair and mild weather this afternoon and Sunday. Tonight will be fair and cool with a low in the 30s and Sunday high in the 60s. Past data include yesterday's high 62 and today’s low 33. record highs and lows for this date are 86 in 1930 and 19 in 1957.
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Geskeeleil A
Secon
Six Policemen Are Charged with Burglaries
MUSKOGEE Okla Six police officers pleaded innocent to second degree burglary in city court yesterday admitting thefts. Officers Bonicelli Limbird Gray son Maples Basham Hefner identified. Maples Limbird Bonicelli trial starts May 5. other three preliminaries set April 29. Wehba says investigation may implicate more officers in a five year mess.
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Muskogee
Okla
Ernie Wehba
Wehba
Scout Car
Paul Bonicelli Jr
Raymonds Limbird
Jerry Grayson
William Basham
Lehn Maples
Charles Hefner
Maples
Limbird
Bonicelli
District Court
Tooth Lost During New York Robbery
James Fox bound and gagged during a robbery at a New York dentist office. The assailants stole $1,000 in loot, and clinic owner Dr. Lee J. McGinnis freed himself, untied his wife, and then extracted Fox’s tooth after calling police.
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New York
James Fox
Lee J. McGinnis
McGinnis
Fox
Unemployment Appears Static
Washington unemployment among workers insured for jobless benefits stayed mostly flat through March. For the week ended March 99, total insured unemployed fell to 3,276,500, the fifth straight week within a narrow range. Initial claims for new benefits rose by 79,900 to 501,800 for the week ended April 5. About 43 million of 67 million workers were covered. farm workers remain largely uncovRed.
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Washington
Labor Department
Department
Bureau of Employment Security
U.S. to Consult Allies on Rejecting Red Plan
The United States plans quick consultations with NATO allies to reject Russia terms for meetings to arrange a summit. Washington seeks a reply by Thursday, the date Moscow proposed for ambassador level talks in Moscow.
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Washington
United States
NATO
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Britain
France
Idaho Falls youths sentenced in dynamite murder attempt
Charles M Feely aged 18 and Monte D Moore aged 21 admitted setting off a dynamite blast to kill a young mother and claim 20000 in insurance. They pleaded guilty to assault with intent to commit murder and were sentenced up to 14 years each. The injured mother Roene Gasser, 24, recovers, her 15 month old son unharmed.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Charles M. Feely
Monte D. Moore
Henry S. Martin
Roene Gasser
Peace Prospects Are Brighter
Russian ambassador Mikhail Menshikov said peace prospects look slightly better and stressed willingness to seek understanding between sides. He called US atomic test ending an important step toward peaceful coexistence with Russia during a weekend visit with Cyrus Eaton. The Soviet party will visit Eaton's Acadia Farm at Northfield, about 151 miles south of Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Mikhail A. Menshikov
United States
Cyrus S. Eaton
Washington
Russia
Eaton
Menshikov
Vladimir
Lavrov
Acadia
Northfield
Here
Nab Two Youths In Stolen Car
Two 16 year old boys from Falls Church Virginia were chased and arrested by Yates Center sheriff's deputies for stealing a car and 40 dollars in cash at gunpoint from a woman in Falls Church. Suspects Michael Joseph Bannach and Kenneth Gene Jacobsen were held for federal or Virginia authorities.
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Yates Center
Kas
Falls Church
Virginia
Michael Joeph Bannach
Kenneth Gene Jacobsen
Jack Kress
Charge Three Men In Radio Prank
Three Los Angeles electronic engineers were charged with operating an unlicensed radio transmitter that broadcast on Sputnik 1’s frequency as a prank on amateur operators tracking the satellite. Rulon D. Jensen and Deal L. Hanson of Los Angeles and Fred W. Field Jr. of Torrance face arraignment in U S District Court Monday.
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Los Angeles
Sputnik 1
U.S
Fred W. Field Jr
Torrance
Truman Returns To His Old Stamping Grounds
Harry S Truman revisits his stomping grounds for the 13th anniversary of becoming president. He arrived in town and will speak at a banquet for the American Veterans of World War II and testify in House Banking Committee hearings on recession measures. He rejects a tax cut idea while considering public works cautiously.
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Harry Truman
Waslington
Harry S. Truman
United States
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Warm Springs
Missouri
Truman
White House
Dency
House Banking Committee
Banking Committee
Spence
D-Ky
Eisenhower Administration
Court Reporter Davenport Seen as Historian of Courts
Gilbert Davenport of the 4th Judicial District verbatim reports court procedures in Franklin and Anderson Counties. His notes become permanent records and can be questioned only by impeachment. Davenport is certified through a Supreme Court board and the National Shorthand Reporters Association, with a 200 wpm standard via a five party mock trial. He uses a steno machine and has a wartime Army journalism background, later moving from Kingman to Ottawa area court reporting while maintaining an 85 acre farm with cattle pasture.
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Gilbert Davenport
4Th Judicial District
Franklin
Anderson Counties
Davenport
Supreme Court Examining Board
Manhattan
Topeka Business College
Chicago
Truman
United States
Great Britain
Kingman
Ottawa
Annual Harmony Parade Planned
The Sixth Annual Parade of Harmony will be at Memorial Auditorium on Saturday April 26 at 8 15 p m Three top barber shop quartets The Wi Neighbor Four from Kansas City Cavaliers from Newton and the Humbugs from Topeka will perform Ottawa chapter of SOSB S P B S Inc is the sponsor Admission is 1 proceeds go to financing the Ottawa chapter activities this year Al F P J Williams directs the Ottawa chapter chorus and a local quartet provide additional entertainment
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Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
The
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
Barber Shop Quartet Singing, Inc
Wi Neighbor
Kansas City
Cavaliers
Newton
Topeka
al F P. J. Williams
Harold Tickner
Ottawa Declares Clean Up and Fire Prevention Week 1958
The city of Ottawa Kansas proclaims April 13 to 19 1958 as Clean Up and Fire Prevention Week. Mayor J E E Andrews urges civic groups schools and citizens to actively participate and homeowners to tidy their properties to make Ottawa safer and more attractive. Signed K E Andrews mayor and Donald R Capper city clerk.
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State of
Kansas
Ottawa
J. E. E. Andrews
K. E. Andrews
Donald R. Capper
Lie Detector Traps Man In Chicago Murder
Chicago police disclosed lie detector tests placed Barry Cook at the scene of the July 22 1956 lakefront murder of Margaret Gallagher. Two witnesses identified Cook in court and from a car drive by the scene. Cook was questioned about Judith Mae Anderson’s dismemberment slaying the previous August.
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Chicago
Barry Cook
Cook
Frank Ferlicy
Margaret Gallagher
Gallagher
Lake Shore Drive
Ferlic
Halton Grant
John Reid
Judith Mae Anderson
Reid
Anderson
GM To Shut Down Plants For Production Readjustment
General Motors plans week long shutdowns at nine Chevrolet division plants to realign production with new car inventories. A second set of nine assembly plants will close the following week with locations including Janesville, Van Nuys, Oakland, Kansas City, St. Louis, Warsaw, Baltimore, and Flint, among others.
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Detroit
General Motors
Chevrolet
Toledo
Cleveland
Ohio
Buffalo
Tonsawanda
N.Y
Bay City
Lie’venia
Mich
Flint
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Lamar Phillips
Canines
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Blackie the Cocker
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Joseph Londeree
Frank Campbell
Oakland
Charles Fisher
Fisher
Judge Fisher
Asheville
N.C
Sam Cathey
Roy Footsie Ward
Ward
Cathey
Andrei Gromyko
Sign OF the Times
Slovinske
Southwestern Bell
Ottawa Herald
Linda
Ivan
Paula
Elnora
Etousa
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Patrick J. Deeley
Lincoln Park
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Miss Gallagher
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