All-Star Game Set At Mears Park Diamond
The Ottawa church softball league All Stars face the Mears Park league All Stars at 8:30 tomorrow night at the Mears Park diamond.
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Ottawa Church
Mears Park
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1960
Page
6
Ottawa Girls Lose 18-17 in Colony Invitational
Ottawa high school girls fall to Mapleton 18-17, finishing fourth in the Colony Invitational. Mapleton led 10-1 after the first inning, then added two runs in the second and third, three in the fourth, and one in the sixth. Ottawa had nine hits, scoring in the first, fourth, third, fifth, sixth, and seventh innings. Mapleton posted seven hits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Mapleton
Ottawans
U N Forces Into Katanga Arrive To Replace Belgians
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold led a U.N. task force including Swedish troops to Elisabethville to organize the withdrawal of Belgian forces from Katanga. The mission aims to secure the central Congo government against Moise Tshombe’s rebellion and establish U.N. control of the mining province as other units move in from nearby areas.
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Legpoldville
Congo
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Elisabethville
Katanga
U.N. Security Council
Leopoldville
New York
Hammarskjold
Luluabourg
Moise Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Kivu
Campanella explains crackup of marriage in plea for freedom
Roy Campanella, emotional, describes his separation from Ros with three of their four children living with his wife and her mother while he seeks custody. He accuses Ros of neglect and infidelity and says he cannot go back. Ros denies accusations, says Campanella is paranoid since his hospital return.
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Glen Cove
Roy Campanella
Ros
Ruthe
Brocka Dodgers
Ray
Camphia
David
Huthe
Campy
Unclear OCR Fragment on Bowling Scores
Fragmentary text shows scattered names and numbers about bowling scores, but readable facts are minimal. Entities such as people or places are not clearly identifiable, and no coherent event or outcome emerges from the partial OCR.
Rates and Fed Discount Cut Sparks Banking Watch
In New York, the Fed cut its discount rate a modest amount as market chatter grows about a possible broader easing. Analysts weigh whether other banks will follow, while the Treasury pace and base rate movements keep investors watching every twist in the financing landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedcorte
New York
Treasury
Saaing
New York City
Ann Landers problems touch on morality and secrecy
A reader asks how to handle a son claiming all girls from the finest sororities are not marriageable and a mother facing an outside affair in the family. Ann Landers cautions against blaming broader groups and urges examining personal standards and honesty amid shifting morals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Landers
Urbana
Invite Politicians To Pound Away At Richland Fair
In Richland Kansas AP reports both Democratic and Republican candidates were invited to post campaign posters on ten poles prepared for the Richland Homecoming Fair August 14 17. Andrew J Gray club president said political education is community building. Poles sit near the Richland grain elevator. tacks hammers and a rooster adders will be provided for posters.
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Richland
Kas
Andrew J. Gray
Georgia Neese Gray
Democratic National
Kansas
Williamsbug Methodist W.S.C.S. Picnic Honors Hoffmann Family
The Williamsburg Methodist W.S.C.S. sponsors a family picnic dinner on Sunday August 21 in City Park honoring Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Hoff man and family who are leaving Williamsburg. Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Green vacationing in Colorado. En route, they visited with their daughters and families the Boyd Higgins in Hutchinson and the Tom Saiffels in Garden City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
W.S.C.S
City Park
Nelson Hoffman
Williamsburg
L. A. Green
Colorado
Boyd Higgins
Hutchinson
Tom Saiffels
Garden City
Students Live 300 Feet Underground At Marvel Cave
Five geology majors from Eureka Illinois on a self styled week in the Ozarks study living underground at Marvel cave Branson Missouri for six days. They wear animal furs eat mushrooms ferns and rabbits caught near the cave entrance sleep in a passage used by sightseers. One student Bob Herschel 21 wears a brace from a skiing accident in the Austrian Alps. Others include John Potts Pat Riley Richard Leiken and Samuel Harris all 20 and from Illinois universities. They plan to end their primitive life at noon Friday.
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Branson
Eureka
Ill
Missouri Ozarks
Marvel Cave
Bob Herschel
Herschel
University of the South
Sewanee, Tenn
John Potts
Southern
Ilinois University
Pat Riley
Eisenhower to Speak at Philadelphia and New York Stops
President Eisenhower will fly to Philadelphia and New York for a pair of appearances during a one day trip on Monday Sept 26 as part of a political campaign schedule. He will address about 3000 delegates at the National Institute of Certified Public Accountants convention and later deliver a formal speech in New York after informal remarks in Philadelphia.
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Eisenhower Exchange
Intersnational
Hus
Washington
Eisenhower
New York
Gideliver
Philadelphia
White House
National Institute of Certified Accountants
Belleviewi Stratford
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