Summer session offerings at Ottawa University
Ottawa University finished the first summer session and prepares for the three week second session led by Dean Roy W. Browning. Two courses will be offered The Novel by Dr Ann Greer and Crafts for Elementary Education with enrollment limited. About 20 to 25 students are expected to enroll bringing total summer enrollment to around 125.
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Ottawa University
Roy W. Browning
Ann Greer
Browning
Nixon Ends Record Campaign Tour With Hawaii Stop
Vice President Richard M. Nixon returned from an 11,384 mile campaign jaunt hailed as very pleasing. The tour carried him to Nevada California Hawaii and Washington with a Seattle stop where he said the presidency could help end civil rights controversies. Nixon plans to visit every state as the fall campaign unfolds. Only a small group met the plane at National Airport.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Hawaii
U. S
Seattle
Nixon
Nevada
California
Washington State
National Airport
Williamsburg Wildlife Club meet ig at Legion Hall
Williamsburg Wildlife Club announces meeting at Williamsburg Legion Hall on August 8 at 7 p.m. Public invited to discuss local conservation efforts and upcoming field trips. Members and new participants encouraged to attend.
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Williamsburg
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Partly cloudy and storms this weekend
Partly cloudy this afternoon through Sunday with scattered afternoon and night thunderstorms. Not very warm with highs near 90 on Sunday and today. Tonight low around 70 to 75. Record highs and lows noted for the date. Hourly data shows variable readings through the day.
Two U.S. Specialists Presumed to Have Defected
Two NSA mathematical analysts Bernon F. Mitchell and William H. Martin, both from Ft. Meade, disappeared June 24 and are presumed to have defected to the Iron Curtain. The Pentagon said there is a likelihood they fled abroad and warned their information could threaten U.S. security. Authorities would not identify destination or specific intelligence details.
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Washington
Pentagon
Bernon F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
National Security Agency
Ft. Meade, Md
NSA
Defense Department
Mitchell
Martin
U.S
Missing U S Soldier Vladimir Sloboda In Frankfurt
AP report from Heidelberg says Spec 5 Vladimir Sloboda, a Polish-born U S intelligence linguist and clerk, vanished from his unit in Frankfurt on Aug 3. East Germany claimed a man with his name defected to the Communists. Army says he is a U S citizen since 1958 with a wife and three children left in Frankfurt and no documents missing.
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Heidelberg
Germany
West Germany
U.S
Vladimir Sloboda
Frankfurt
United States
Sloboda
Lilian
Neues Deutschland
East Germany
Secret Service
German Democratic Republic
Castro Cheers Soviet Aid As Cuba Shifts To Russia
Havana AP reports Raul Castro declares Cuba fully in the Soviet economic camp. He welcomes Moscow and Prague backed aid and military support, asserts no economic blockade fear, and criticizes the OAS. Raul praises Khrushchev, warns enemies of the revolution, and hints Fidel will remain in leadership as he recovers from illness.
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Raul Castro
Cuba
Russia
Havana
Moscow
Fidel Castro
OAS
Castro
Prague
United States
U.S
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Raul
Fidel
Eisenhower Prepares for Congress After Newport Stay
President Eisenhower returns to Washington after a Newport seaside visit to resume duty with Congress. He plans to outline a post convention legislative program possibly via TV address or a message to the Senate. He golfed 18 holes at Newport Country Club while arranging further prep with aides.
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R. C
Eisenhower
Congress
Washington
Chicago
Denver
Senate
Sion
White House
Bryce N. Harlow
Col
Ohn Eisenhower
Newport Country Club
Heat records set as 97 in Ottawa tops 106 in Hill City
Ottawa reached 97 degrees yesterday while Hill City and Russell hit 106. The weather bureau forecast scattered showers and clouds may keep the north in the 90s, but the south and southwest are expected to climb back into the 100s today.
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Ottawa
Hill City
Russell
Weather Bureau
Claims Defector Really A Spy
Amelia Sosa Blanco says Raul Chibas who presided over the Cuban military tribunal that executed her husband Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco is an undercover Castro agent. The widow asks the U S State Department to oust Chibas who defected after serving under Batista.
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Miami
Fla
U. S. State Department
Raul Chibas
Amelia Sosa Blanco
Chibas
Fidel Castro
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Fulgencio Batista
Florida
Castro
Concrete-dispute laughter ends with car showpiece
Denver AP reports Joe Nelson trades his car for a 1948 model after Bob Porter filled Nelson’s vehicle with six tons of wet concrete. A public demonstration sign reads We pour cement anywhere while the parties settle the matter with a peace plan financed by Ronnie Stewart.
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Denver
Colo
Joe Nelson
Bob Porter
Joe
Bob
Nelson
Porter
Ronnie Stewart
Kennedy Chats With Williams in Hyannisport Meeting
Sen John F Kennedy and Gov G Mennen Williams hosted a Nationalities Division gathering at Kennedy summer home in Hyannisport Mass to line up votes from diverse groups. Sen Stuart Symington was due to discuss strategy as the Democratic ticket heads into Congress next week. Kennedy aims to finish a three week work rest vacation and return to Washington for the Senate reconvening.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
New York City
America
G. Mennen Williams
Michigan
Kennedy
Democratic National Committee
Stuart Symington
D-Mo
Congress
Washington
Senate
U S Charges Russia Over Powers Spy Trial
The United States accused Russia of making hysterical efforts to inflame public opinion before the Powers spy trial. The State Department released notes showing Russia refused to allow American attorneys in Powers' defense. Trial starts August 17. Relatives may confer with the Soviet attorney if they visit Moscow. The attorney is from Moscow City Lawyers College with the name Griniv.
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Washington
United States
Russia
U. S
Francis Gary Powers
State Department
Powers
Moscow
Moscow City
Griniv
Striking Power Workers Back On Job For State
Kansas City AP report says Electrical workers ended a three week strike against Kansas City Power and Light Co returning to work under a circuit court order invoked by Governor Blair. Judge Buzard ordered the pickets removed and the union said it would test the King Thompson Act while resuming duties. Local 1464 represents 840 outside workers seeking arbitration over wages hours classifications and safety rules.
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Kansas City
Kansas City ‘Power & Light Co
Paul A. Buzard
James T. Blair
Missouri
William H. James
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Circuit Court
James
Buzard
Robert Welborn
Kansas City Power & Light
Daniel C. Rogers
State Mediation Board
Rogers
Katanga Crisis Deepens As Congo Ministers Go To UN
Three Congo ministers plan to join Dag Hammarskjold in New York for a UN Security Council session on Katanga. Lumumba may return to press for Belgian troop withdrawal as Belgium risks polarizing Cold War alignments. Observers warn backdown could avert bloodshed but could threaten UN leverage and provoke wider tensions.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Dag Hammarskiold
New York
U.N. Security Council
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Hammarskjold
U. N
Congo
Ralph J. Bunche
Justin Bomboko
Rene Mwambe
Thomas Kanza
United Nations
Lumumba
Moise Tshombe
Elisabethville
Tshombe
Belgium
Soviet Union
U.N
Hammarskcold
Aylesbury Draft Absence Triggers Council Pressure
David Hillier, longtime aide to his father, vanished from his post to serve in the army and then deserted. He returned to toil with his old spade for 10 days before being sentenced to 26 days detention. The town council pleads for his release, arguing his absence harms administration while his father defends his son's sense of duty. Hillier oversees Aylesbury Cemetery with pride in his work.
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Aylesbury
England
David Hillier
David Hiller
Pvt. Hiller
Hillier
Arthur Hillier
David
Communists Call Ralph Bunche A Spy In Congo Dispute
East Germany’s official news agency ADN denounced U N special representative Ralph J. Bunche as a spy after Dag Hammarskjold postponed U N troops from Katanga Province. The agency accused Bunche of defying the Security Council and betraying Congolese interests.
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East Germany
Ralph J. Bunche
U.N
The
Congo
ADN
Bunche
Dag Hammarskjold
Katanga
Security Council
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