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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1961

Page

8

Khrushchev Shuts Gate On Berlin Refugee Flow

Washington reports Premier Khrushchev justified closing East German gates to West Berlin refugees by draining skilled workers from East Germany and aiming to pressure Allies. He warned of future steps, including separating West Berlin from the West, to keep the capital isolated.

Washington Khrushchev West Berlin East Germany Berlin West Germany

Stored Wheat High In Protein In Kansas Bins

The State Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee reported 200000 bushels of wheat sold from CCC bin sites in western Kansas as high in protein and milling quality. It covered crops from 1952 1953 1957 1958 and 1960 delivered under the USDA price support program with protein content from 12 to 14 percent and a premium at bin sites.

Manhattan State Agricultural, Stabilization and Conservation Committee CCC Kansas USDA

Kansas Wheat Growers Vote Seen For Government Support

Martin J. Byrne, president of the Kansas Farmers Union, predicts 83 percent of Kansas wheat growers will back the government wheat support program in the Aug. 24 election after touring 90 of the state’s 107 counties. New voters may be eligible this year due to a lower planting requirement of 13 1/4 acres.

Topeka Martin J. Byrne Kansas Farmers Union Kansas Byrne

Overseas Aviation Goes Bankrupt Stranding Vacationers

Overseas Aviation, a private British airline, announced it had gone broke and suspended operations leaving about 6,000 British travelers on the continent with worthless return tickets. Chairman Ronald Myhill said the firm was nearly $2 million in debt as its 20 planes were grounded after BP cut fuel supplies over $700,000 unpaid bills.

London Overseas Aviation Ronald Myhill British Petroleum Co

San Leandro again cuts tax rate for fourteenth year

SAN LEANDRO Calif AP The City Council cut the tax rate Monday night marking the fourteenth consecutive year of tax relief The rate fell from 1 20 to 1 18 per 100 assessed valuation The city grown to about 70 000 residents since 148 when it began the trend in the town of 26 442

San Leandro Calif California

West Afraid Says Mikoyan In Tokyo Trade Fair

Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas I. Mikoyan told Japanese and foreign dignitaries that Western powers fear economic competition with the Soviet Union and would risk destruction in a race. He urged to stop arms rhetoric and focus on producing food clothing and housing for all people.

Tokyo Anastas I. Mikoyan Soviet Union Japan

Latter Day Saints Church Builds New World Headquarters

Independence Missouri AP reports the Reorganized Latter Day Saints Church awaits final contract for its world headquarters auditorium. Built since 1926, the project cost skyrockets from an estimated $1 million to more than $4.5 million.

Independence, Mo Latter Day Saints Church

Vulcanizing Recapping R. 4 Ottawa Pho Centropolis

In Ottawa Centropolis Vulcanizing recaps R. 4 action with a focus on the Pho team. a concise summary notes key plays and score progression as the matchup unfolds.

Ottawa Pho Centropolis

Children Speak Many Tongues Across Foreign Posts

Ann and Allen Cox children of a former U S consul to Venezuela grew up moving through Panama and Venezuela with the State Department. They mix English Spanish and even Italian in daily play and gradually English is becoming dominant. Allen often uses Spanish construction when speaking English.

Liberal Eas Ann Allen Cox Robert Cox Cox U. S Venezuela Fred Jones Washington Bureau of Far Eastern Affairs Allen Panama State Department

Spanish Classes in Washington Schools Preserve Experience

A speaker notes that while some students may lose their Spanish, they will not lose the experience of interacting with people of different nationalities. The message highlights value in exposure to diverse cultures through school programs.

Washing

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