Side Swipes County 4-H Demo Contest at Masonic Temple
A county 4-H demonstration contest will be held in the main room of the Masonic temple at 8 30 a m Thursday led by county demonstration agent Rose Mary Crist Two groups of winners will be chosen to compete in Topeka and Hutchinson The contest is open to any 4 H activity in which contestants are currently participating In Pueblo Colorado Blue jeans and slacks not allowed at the Colorado State Fair fair manager Clyde Fugate says dresses required for attendees opening Aug 4
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Masonic Temple
Rosemary Crist
Topeka
Hutchinson
Miss Crist
Pueblo
Colo
Clyde Fugate
Princeton Man Rescued From 42-Foot Well
Princeton contractor and bricklayer Frank Weis, 70, was pulled from a 42 foot well on the Dale Deiterich farm one mile north of Princeton after neighbors and seven men used a stretcher. He was rushed to Ransom Memorial Hospital in poor condition around 3 p.m. yesterday as Ottawa firefighters prepared to clean the well.
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Frank Weis
Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
St Lea Sh
Seepherd
Rinceton
Shard
Ransom Memorial Holly
Ottawa Fire Department
Pital
Soviet Leader May Begin Visit Around Sept Fifteenth
Report alleges labor unions attempt to seize control of a committee while Soviet officials consider a high level visit around September 15. In a separate incident, a man named Weis fell into a well after a ladder attached to a pickup truck gave way, witnessed by 12 year old John Sutton.
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Wels
John Sutton
Weis
Ottawa Board Elects Fouts President As School Needs Outlined
Ottawa's August board session discussed future school needs including a planned 14 room facility and Garfield expansion. Lowell Fouts was elected board president succeeding Dr. A Berglund, with Mrs. Alice Kaiser as vice president and Dr. R A Gollier joining as new member.
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Lowell Fouts
Ottawa
A. Berglund
Berglund
Alice Kaiser
R. A. Gollier
Elmer Roth
Gollier
National Guard
Ben Park
Roth
Fouts
Kaiser
Ralph Crawford
Harry Rybolt
Ottawa School Board
Labor panel clash over who guides union bill
Rep. Graham A. Barden accused labor leaders of trying to take over the House Labor Committee during six weeks of bill drafting. He named Hoffa’s followers and AFL-CIO critics, urging a floor debate with no gag rules as the panel pressed a bill restricting union powers and expanding board oversight.
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Barden
Hoffa
Afl-Cio
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
House
Washington
Graham A. Barden
D-Nc
Organized Labor
House Labor Committee
Labor Committee
House Rules Committee
Exchange Of Visits Does Not Mean Peace Has Broken Out
William L. Ryan analyzes Khrushchev's invitation to visit the United States as a calculated risk. Eisenhower may offer a calm period in the Cold War, but no peace is assured. Khrushchev seeks leverage, while Peiping and Berlin keep tensions salient among Western Allies and French leadership.
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Washington
Deiterich
Rita Khrushchev
United States
Walter
Weis
Kansas City
State Department
Clinton Haines
E. Logan
Ottawa
Khrushchev
United Nations General Assembly
New York
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushcev
Europe
Riggins
Idaho
Vitation
Rosie Bass
Snake River
Big Cat
Senate
Albany
N.Y
Tax Department
Barden
House
House Labor Committee
William L. Ryan
Nikita Khrushchev
Moscow- Washington
Peiping
China
Ey Eisenhower
Moscow
Berlin
Germany
Rushchey
Alout
Khrush
Charles de Gaulle
France
Trapped By Drink In North Carolina
Carol Hudson, seven, nearly choked on a drink after her tongue was caught by a canteen. Firemen freed the trapped girl after an hour of careful pulling, then cut the canteen free. The girl reported feeling fine with a swollen tongue. The Gunsmoke street wrangle in Winston-Salem heads to a showdown as locals clash over a name change proposal for the street. The Bible Missionary Church on Gunsmoke opposes the change while Maverick street residents favor it. The County Board will study the issue further.
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Garfield
Stanford University
Parker
Charlotte, N.C
Carol Hudson
Santen
Charlotte Life Saving Crew
Carol
Winston-Salem
N.C
Bible Missionary Church
Maverick Street
Weather Forecast Pins Kansas Heat Spike Across State
Sweltering conditions grip Ottawa and much of Kansas with 1 pm readings around 98 and highs expected 100 to 105. Yesterday temperature peaked near 97 in late afternoon, then eased to the 90s overnight. Coldwater reported 108, a state high, as showers touched the western region with a tentative forecast of 100 to 105 tomorrow and a slight chance of more showers.
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Ottawa
Kansas
Main Street
Weather County Forecast for Today and Tonight
Partly cloudy with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon or evening and tonight. Wednesday will be fair with highs around 100 to 105 and lows 75 to 80. High yesterday 87 and record values noted for this date.
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SD. TM
Teresee
Cost Of Cigarettes Tops Questions At Moscow Exhibit
AP dispatch from Moscow notes RAMAC computer answers 4,000 queries about U S life at the U S Exhibition. The top question asked is cost of American cigarettes, followed by questions about the American dream, jazz, the Liberty Bell, rock and roll, ceramics for cooking, lynching history, and the wardrobe of the average middle income American woman. Louis Armstrong’s age and the 1957 average American family income are also given.
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Moscow
U.S
RAMAC
America
United States
Tuskegee Institute
Louis Armstrong
Edison mansion becomes national monument in West Orange
Glenmont the 23 room mansion of Thomas A. Edison is dedicated as a national monument. Edison’s son and former New Jersey Governor Charles Edison hands the key to Interior Department officials. The home houses the inventor’s hooks mementos and furniture.
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Glenmont
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
New Jersey
Charles Edison
Interior Department
Area Guard Units Hit By Wind And Rain
A sudden windstorm at Camp Ripley Minnesota injured 15 Missouri and Kansas guardsmen during field maneuvers of about half the 8 000 strong 35th Infantry Division. Winds up to 80 miles per hour toppled tents and uprooted trees as officers tents suffered damage. Among the injured were 1st Lt Donald L Adams and Kenneth Parks in critical condition. Capt Earl T Dean, an Abilene teacher, also injured. Several others were treated for injuries and released.
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Camp Ripely
Minn
Missouri and
Kansas National
Donald L. Adams
Dexter
Kan
Kenneth Parks
St. Louis
Adams
Parks
Earl T. Dean
Abilene
Dean
St. Gabriel Hospital
Little Falls
Post Hospital
James B. Freeze
Harold J. Hein
Marion
Dale Dobbs
Wellington
Ottawa Paola Pleasanton guardsmen report no injuries
Lt Col Chester T. Medaris said the Ottawa Paola and Pleasanton units at Camp Ripley escaped injuries as a severe storm hit at about 8 pm with winds up to 80 mph. Three-fourths of tents toppled and clothing soaked while men and gear were moved to permanent barracks. Area units were preparing for field exercises when the storm struck.
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Chester T. Medaris
Ottawa
Paola
Pleasanton
Camp Ripley
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Sile
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Madison
Wisc
Don Hamilton
Hamilton
Helen Linkugel
Cougar
National Labor Relations Board
Lamb
de Gaulle
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Adenauer
Khrushcchev
U.N
General Assembly
Preston Grover
National
West Orange
Area Guard
Bill Holloway
Vern D. H. Bohling
Sedalia
Holloway
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