Herter Warns Russia U.S. Not Paralyzed By Election
Secretary of State Christian Herter warned Soviet leaders the United States will act with speed and unity during the election period to confront any new Red threat or world crisis. He said allies can rest assured action will be taken when necessary and warned against miscalculation by the Soviet government. He listed five points on nuclear tests, inspection-led joint underground tests, protests to Cuba, Latin American talks, and German matters.
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Sale of Mack Electric store to Robert White announced
The Mack Electric store at 330 S Main was sold effective immediately. Wilson Mack, owner for 23 years, sells to Robert W White who has managed nearby outlets for 26 years. White will keep the existing appliance line and operate as White's Furniture and Appliance.
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Phil Hart Dies At Home
Phil Hart, long time Ottawa resident, dies at home. Born November 27 1897 to Lewis N Hart and Agnes F Farmm Hart, he was Ottawa High School graduate and a veteran. He married Fern Laird and planned to operate an Appliance Service Center at 116B W 3rd. Funeral services at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday 10 am, Rev Charles P Knight officiating. Burial in Highland Cemetery. Surviving: widow Fern, two daughters Don Campbell Richardson Texas and Ver non Chesbro Ottawa, five grandchildren and one sister.
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Powers hailed by Tass as guilty of espionage in Soviet indictment
Tass, citing material and witness testimony, says the American flier Powers is guilty of espionage against the Soviet Union. The 4,000 word indictment alleges intrusion into Soviet airspace to collect defense and industrial intelligence and carries penalties from seven years to death by shooting.
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City's Big Generator Undergoing Repairs
Ottawa's water and light department reports its large new generator is down after an explosion caused by lubrication failure. Repairs by Enterprise Engine Corp. engineers will take about a week to inspect and replace bearings, with possible weeks more if shaft damage occurred. Experts flown in from San Francisco assist as city and builder weigh cost liability.
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Republicans Accused of Playing Politics
In Washington the Senate clashed as Democrats rejected Everett Dirksen’s civil rights bill urging Eisenhower’s program. The motion to table passed 4-28 with most Democrats opposing and a few Republicans siding with them. Kennedy and Johnson supported the tabling effort, while Dirksen defended the move as nonpartisan.
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Republicans Form Strategy to Press Eisenhower Agenda
The Republican leadership outlined a plan to push President Eisenhower's legislative program by all means, including riders to Democratic bills. Senator Everett Dirksen said he will immediately introduce a bill to enact Eisenhower's two civil rights proposals omitted from earlier Civil Rights legislation. Vice President Nixon attended the White House breakfast, with others at the session noting the discussion focused on the President's program and campaign politics.
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Weather county forecast scat tered showers ending early this afternoon
Scattered showers end this afternoon with slow clearing, then generally fair tonight. Mild temperatures continue. High this afternoon around 76 to 78. Low tonight near 60. High Wednesday about 80.
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Kansas
Jerome
Neutral forces claim control in Laos coup
AP dispatch from Saigon reports a neutralist revolutionary committee overthrew Laos government in Vientiane. The rebels warn against bloodshed and say foreigners may be expelled, while U.S. aid programs and military advisers support the Laotian army. Premier Somsanith’s fate unclear.
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Tests With Rats Gives Hope For Longer Life For Fat People
San Francisco AP reports two gerontology studies. Dr Henry S Simms at Columbia Univ discusses halfing food intake to extend life in overweight rats. A separate Cornell nutritionist Wanda R Lunsford describes Siamese twin rat experiments linking youth factors to slower aging.
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Beverly Aadland's Mother Guilty
Beverly Aadland's mother was found guilty of contributing to the delinquency of her daughter the traveling companion of the late Friel Fionn. She left the court shaken and weeping after the verdict in Los Angeles AP report.
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Lane Fair Opens With Open Class and 4-H Exhibits
The 51st Lane Agricultural Fair runs August 11 to 13 with Thursday set for 4-H judging and Friday for open class judging. A Paola Saddle Club Shodeo is scheduled for Saturday August 13 at 1 p.m. Evening events include an Old Fiddler's Contest on August 12 and an Amateur Can Meeet.
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Eisenhower to Hold News Conference Wednesday
Washington AP reports President Eisenhower will host a news conference at 9 30 am EST Wednesday. The White House schedule confirms the event as part of the administration’s communications briefings with reporters present at the Washington press room.
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