Rybolt elected president of Ottawa board of education
Harry Rybolt was chosen as president at the Ottawa board of education reorganizational meeting. New members Lowell Fouts and Ralph Crawford took seats, with Budget of 631415.57 adopted amid questions on a 1.98 mill levy increase and a forthright plan to fund a future high school site and social security fund.
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Harry Rybolt
Ottawa Board of Education
A. Berglund
C. A. Peacock
Howard Larson
Lowell Fouts
Ralph Crawford
Glen Ainsworth
W. D. Bemmels
Fred Kaiser
Ben Park
Robert A. Anderson
Rep. Anderson
Larson
Henry A. Parker
Washington
Southall School
Nikolai Bulganin
Defense
Georgi Zhukov
Kremlin
Nikita Khrushchev
Romania
Tito
Board of Education
Speculation on Soviet leadership reshuffle and key figures
Rumors swirl over a possible Mikoyan premiership as Khrushchev era power shifts unfold. Bulganin’s influence wanes after backing Malenkov Molotov in last June's Central Committee clash, while Zhukov gains stature post power struggle and training. Also notes local hires and school bike rack plans in Ottawa.
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T. Bulganin
Khrushchev
Klementi Voroshilov
Zhukov
Eisenhower
Bulganin
Anastas Mikoyan
East Germany
State Department
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
Central Committee
Side Swipes and Tiny Copter Lead Local News
Burlington mayor proclaims beards for the centennial observance from Sept 30 to Oct 3 in Manhattan Beach Calif. Eugene M Gluhareff claims the world’s smallest strap on helicopter weighing 68 pounds, flying 50 mph for about 30 minutes with jet engines and two 10 foot rotor blades. Bradley Caldwell 21 of Henniker NH escapes jail work detail when picked up by state police sergeant Foster F Corliss in an unmarked car. Walter R Howhuff dies when a tractor overturns into a ditch four miles north of Emporia Lyon County. Roy Finney of Hutchinson finds the body. Franklin County budget hearing adjourns twice with no one appearing.
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Burlington
Manhattan Beach
Calif
Eugene M. Gluhareff
Gluhareff
Brattleboro
Bradley Caldwell
Henniker
N. H
Foster F. Corliss
Corliss
Emporia
Lyon County
Walter R. Howhuff
Rowhall
Roy Finney
Hutchinson
Gift To County From Unknown Donor Urges Caution
In Jersey City Hudson County Treasurer Frank J. Farley received $15 by mail without explanation. An unsigned note urged the money be placed in the county treasury and warned against temptation, saying it does not belong to the giver, nor to the recipient.
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Jersey City
Hudson County
Frank J. Farley
Heat To Replace Resort Weather
Ottawa woke to 56 degrees with 56 degree low yesterday. The day’s high reached 86, matching Sundays. The weather bureau expects a slow warming trend across the state with readings from 85 to 95 today and 95 to 100 tomorrow. Emporia opened at 55 degrees as the state’s coldest low.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Emporia
Ween
Rene
M. Reee
M. Ta
Fall Through Wednesday Weather Outlook
County forecast notes a warming trend from fall into midweek. Highs reach the middle 80s today, nights dip to the lower 60s, then by Wednesday highs near 90 with continuing warm nights.
Robertson Motor to Add Edsel Dealership in Ottawa
Robertson Motor Co. will become the Ottawa Edsel dealer at 1st and Elude the Ranger, expanding to four series and 18 models in the new line. The shop will continue servicing Studebakers at its present location and plans a grand open later this year.
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Ralph Robertson
Robertson
Ottawa
Robertson Motor Co
Kansas City
Edsel
Ford Motor Co
Ellwood S. Gross
W. D. Nell
Manger
First Lady Mamie Eisenhower Undergoes Benign Surgery
Mrs Dwight D Eisenhower underwent an operation at Walter Reed Army Hospital for a benign condition. The 60 year old First Lady was reported in good condition after a two hour procedure performed by Dr Humbert L Riva. President Eisenhower met with Republican leaders during the operation and planned to visit later.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
White House
Walter Reed Hospital
Humbert L. Riva
James C. Hagerty
Eisenhower
Hagerty
Maj
John. Eisenhower
Refuge Case To Supreme Court
TOPEKA The Marais des Cygnes waterfowl refuge controversy moves to the State Supreme Court after the Forestry Fish and Game Commission appeals a district judge ruling denying dismissal of land condemnation against Bolcourt and Ottawa hunting clubs adjoining the refuge. The commission had previously won the right in the U S Supreme Court to condemn about 1800 acres for inclusion. District Judge Harry Fisher in Linn County refused the motion, and the commission now appeals.
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Topeka
Marais Des Cygnes
State Supreme Court
State
Forestry, Fish and Game Commission
Bolcourt
Ottawa
U. S. Supreme Court
Slater
Harry Fisher
Linn County
Fisher
Increase Farm Surplus Bill Expands Foreign Trade
The Senate approved a bill raising the farm surplus barter or sale ceiling to four billion dollars and extending the Agricultural Trade Development and Assistance Act to June 30 1958. It allows bartering with Communist satellite countries while excluding Russia and Red China and authorizes more funds for emergency disposals and foreign obligations.
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Washington
Senate
White House
Europe
Trapped Man Yells For Help At Santa Fe Station
Tommy Morse, chief clerk, described a frightening accident in which his car rolled and trapped his left leg at Santa Fe station. He could not stop the vehicle and yelled for help. Ambulance took him to Ransom Haslett Hospital for X rays. the leg was bruised but not fractured. Morse returned to work after treatment.
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Tommy Morse
Morse
Santa Fe
Ajand
Star
Ransom Haslett
Manager of KCA Fired Relax Rule On Turnpike
Chicago report states Lou Boudreau was released today as managers hope for improvement. Announcement notes cost concerns and speculation about Turnpike adjustments. Beginning at 6 a.m. tomorrow, Boudreau ends his managerial tenure with Ashcome, with future plans unclear.
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Chicago
Lou Boudreau
Wichita
Kansas City
Kansas Athletics
Boudreau
Ashcome Permanentleties
Two Die In Flash Flood Near Las Vegas New Mexico
A minister and his 10 year old daughter drowned when a flash flood swept the Las Vegas area after 2.79 inches of rain in the northern mountains. Rev. Emil LaPorte 4, and Tarra LaPorte 10, were in a car near Sapello when flood waters knocked the vehicle off the road.
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Las Vegas
N. M
Las Vegas Areca
Emil LaPorte
The
Southwest Bible Fellowship
Tarra
LaPorte
Sapello
Pete Ae
Border Closed to Oklahoma Livestock Movement
Gov George Docking of Kansas issued a formal order closing the state border to livestock from Craig Ottawa and Mayes counties in Oklahoma amid a severe anthrax outbreak. The embargo, backed by law enforcement, aims to halt disease spread, with praise from Kansas livestock sanitary commissioner A G Pickett for Oklahoma efforts and notes that Kansas farmers have little to fear.
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Topeka
George Docking
Kansas
Craig
Ottawa
Mayes
Oklahoma
Dcking
Kansas Highway Patrol
Docking
A. G. Pickett
Kansas Livestock Sanitary Commissioner
Pickett
FHA Interest Up Lower Down Payments
Washington reports the Federal Housing Administration raised the maximum insured mortgage interest rate from 4.2 to 5 percent, the second increase in eight months. The change follows a rise last December from 4 to 5 percent, prompting discussion of congressional action to curb further increases.
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Washington
Federal Housing Administration
Secret Sites Of Atomic Arms Stockpiles Revealed
The House Armed Services Committee released testimony suggesting six U S bases may host secret national stockpile sites for atomic weapons. Brig Gen William R Shuler cited snack bars and off duty facilities at Clarksville Tennessee near Ft Campbell Killeen Texas near Ft Hood Bossier Parish Louisiana Medina Texas Lake Mead Nevada and Manzano New Mexico as bases receiving entertainment upgrades.
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Washington
House J Armed Services Committee
United States
William R. Shuler
Armed Forces
Shuler
Army Construction
Special Weapons Project
mil+ lity
Clarksville
Montgomery County
Tenn
Ft. Campbell
Killeen
Ft. Hood
Tex
Bossier
Bossier Parish
Medina
San Antonio
Lake Mead
Las Vegas
Nev
Manzano
Albuquerque
Ottawa man plans nine home sites on Beech and West Fifth
B Mueecke of 839 West Fifth announces subdivision of his Beech and West Fifth corner tract into nine sites. He proposes Pine Street opening to align with existing Pine Street from 5th to 7th and to provide 75 ft frontage lots in the $10,000 to $25,000 class. FHA down payments and interest rate concerns noted as Congress weighs tax and loan policy.
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B. Mueecke
Sth
Beech and
West Fifth Streets
Pine Street
Muecke
Congress
Beech Street
City of
Ottawa
Knowland Sees Civil Rights Bill Change Ahead
Sen Knowland after a White House conference with President Eisenhower predicted Congress will alter the Senate civil rights bill before final passage. He said the general feeling is the bill is not in satisfactory form. House Republicans expect a compromise in conference while noting the bill is mainly a right to vote measure.
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Washington
Sen
Knowland
Calif
White House
Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Martin
Massachusetts
Hisenhower
House
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