Crash West Of Ottawa Injures Three Persons
Three people were hospitalized after a two vehicle collision one mile west of Ottawa on 15th Street. Jerry Cromwell, 15, Williamsburg, and Gordon James, 33, and his son Donald, 16, were taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital with various injuries. Cromwell was cited for failure to yield. Barbara Powers visited her husband Francis Gary Powers in Moscow before his transfer to a prison outside the city.
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Barbara
Ers
Francis Gary Powers
Frank Rodgers
Roanoke
Powers
Barbara Powers
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Yalta
Black Sea
Ottawa
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jerry L. Cromwell
Williamsburg
Gordon James
RFC
Donald
James
Cromwell
Donald James
R. J.studebaker
Studebaker
Intersection photo sparks crash at Sheri dan landmark
In Sherid an La Salle County, photographer James Rieser aimed to capture a traffic hazard at State Route 71 and a nearby blacktop road. Moments later a two car collision injured six people, none seriously, and Rieser secured his shot. The rest of the note describes an Echo timetable with weather terms and elevation ranges.
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Salle County
Sheridan
James Rieser
Rieser
Knee joint sounds may diagnose arthritis earlier than X-rays
Ohio State University physician Dr. Herbert Fischer told the third International Congress of Physical Medicine that knee movements produce distinct sounds in healthy versus diseased joints. He said sound pattern changes may appear before X rays show physical changes, suggesting a new diagnostic aid.
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Washington
Ohio State University
Herbert Fischer
Third International Congress of Physical Medicine
Assistance In Watershed Planning For Kansas Projects
The Soil Conservation Service told Kansas lawmakers it will aid local groups in drafting plans for two watershed projects. Twin Caney watershed spans 198,580 acres in Elk Chautauqua and Montgomery counties, while Bee Creek watershed covers 45,340 acres in Chautauqua and Montgomery counties. Plans are preliminary. federal aid depends on cost benefit and local cooperation.
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Soil Conservation Service Today
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Congress
Twin Caney
Elk
Chautauqua
Montgomery
Bee Creek
Weather County Forecast Partly cloudy and humid
Partly cloudy and warm weather continues through Wednesday with thundershowers likely late Wednesday or Wednesday evening. Highs today reach 90 to 95 degrees with for tonight around 70 and Wednesday highs in the 90s.
Crash Fatality in Dodge City Collision
Malcolm H. Gardenhire 36 of Arkansas City died in a Dodge City hospital from injuries in a crash seven miles west of Dodge City. He served in the Air Force. Survived by his mother Mrs. Caroline Gardenhire and sister Mrs. Yvonne Dowler, both of Arkansas City.
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Malcolm H. Gardenhire
Arkansas City
Air Force
Caroline Gardenhire
Yvonne Dowler
Campaign Contribution Tied to Landrum Opponent
A Teamsters Union spokesman said the DRIVE group gave a $1,000 campaign contribution to Landrum’s primary opponent. Rep. Phil Landrum of Georgia co-authored the Griffin Landrum labor law.
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Washington
Teamsters Union
Phil Landrum
D-Ga
Griffin-Landrum
Kennedy Women Introduced in Texas Receptions
Washington AP reports the Democratic National Committee plans coffee hours and afternoon receptions to introduce Kennedy family women to the nation. Mrs Lyndon B Johnson launches the effort by bringing Kennedy sisters Eunice and Mrs Robert Kennedy to Texas for six receptions from Aug 29 to Sept 1 across Houston Dallas Wichita Falls Amarillo El Paso and Midland Odessa Airport. Jacqueline Kennedy is said to be expecting a second child and not campaigning.
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Democratic National Committee Today
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Texas
Sargent Shriver
Eunice
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert Kennedy
Johnson
Jacqueline Kennedy
Houston
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Amarillo
el Paso
Midland-Odessa
Eisenhower seeks power to cut Dominican sugar quota
President Eisenhower asked Congress to authorize removing 322000 tons of Dominican sugar from the U S market. The request follows a regional condemnation of Rafael Trujillo’s regime and uses July’s sugar act amendment to allow buying sugar from other sources without Dominican allocation.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Congress
U.S
Rafael L. Trujillo
San Jose
Costa Rica
Cuba
Domini
Venezuela
U S Indicates Tough Policy Toward Cuba
In San Jose Costa Rica Secretary of State Christian A Herter plans a hard line speech to the OAS urging Latin American ministers to condemn Red Chinese Soviet threats via Cuba. The memo accuses Cuba of training spies and guerrillas while suppressing religious freedom and mentions potential sanctions against the United States.
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Costa Rica
Christian A. ‘Herter
United States
Cuba
Herter
Fidel Castro
Foreign Ministers’ Conference of the Organization of American States
Argentina
U.S
Fidal Castro
OAS Peace Committee
OAS
Carlos Lechuga
Raul Roa
Senate Rejects GOP Medical Care Plan
Washington AP report notes the Senate rejected a Republican medical care plan backed by Vice President Nixon, paving the way for a Democratic Social Security linked proposal. Javits and Kennedy back competing plans. Dirksen hints at a veto, Eisenhower favored Javits features.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Senate
Feverett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Jacob K. Javits
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Javits
Traffic Toll Topeka Log Reflects 1960-59 Comparison
AP reports Kansas traffic death totals for a 24 hour period ending at 9 am, comparing the 1960 figure with the prior year’s comparable 1959 period. The Topeka toll is noted within the state’s daily traffic summary, highlighting year over year changes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Eisenhower to Hold 9:30 A.M. News Conference
President Eisenhower will hold a news conference at 9 30 a.m. Eastern Standard Time Wednesday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Kansan Expelled from Russia Heads Home from Copenhagen
James Shultz 21 Otis Kansan says expulsion spoiled goodwill between youths in the Soviet Union and Americans. He arrived in Kiev with a group on YMCA YWCA sponsored tour and gave a Russian editor a Bible and literature. An article claimed he forced anti Soviet propaganda. he denies the charge while hospitalized. He left Copenhagen for the United States after being declared an unwanted person. He is a Southwestern College student and son of a Methodist minister.
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Helesinki
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Winfield
Kan
No Changes In Vote Totals In Kansas Primary
TOPEKA AP There were no changes in the Aug 2 primary vote totals as the state Canvassing Board certified the figures. Secretary of State Paul Shanahan said unopposed candidates were credited in voting machine counties, including Sedgwick and Wyandotte, where not listed on machines. Shanahan led GOP with 220,248 votes. Gov. George Docking unopposed for DEM nomination with 150,691 votes.
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Secy
Paul Shanahan
Sedgwick
Wyandotte
Shanahan
National Conference of Secretaries of State
George Docking
County Fair Opens Amid Preparations in Ottawa Franklin County
Preparations for Franklin County’s fair moved onto the grounds at Ottawa’s south edge with gates opening at 1 p.m. 4-H exhibits due by 9 p.m. a wrestling match at 8 p.m. live stock judging Wednesday and rodeo at 8:30 p.m. Stores hold Oteawa Days Sidewalk Bazaar Wednesday with western garb bargains 9 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. No parade scheduled.
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Franklin County
Ottawa
Ottae Was
Plane Search Is Continued In WV After Missing Flight
West Virginia Civil Air Patrol renewed searches for the Griffing family missing since their Cessna 162 flight from Teterboro New Jersey to Oklahoma City. Stormy weather and dense foliage hinder visibility as crews probe a 120 mile stretch along Martinsburg to Clarksburg. A $53 000 reward was posted by Video Independent Theatres Inc for locating Griffing his wife and two grown children amid ongoing inquiries and reports of distant objects possibly related to the wreckage.
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W. Va
West Virginia Civil Air Patrol
Larrying
Henry Griffing
Griffing
Teterboro
N. J
Oklahoma City
Martinsburg
Clarksburg
Allegheny Mountains
Video Independent Theatres Inc
Keating urge public release of Powers trial text
Senator Keating called on the State Department to release the full English text of Francis Gary Powers trial along with expert Soviet commentary and analysis. He argued the materials would inform the public and aid Soviet specialists, adding the trial was a political matter rather than a standard legal case.
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Washington
Kenneth B. Keating
R-Ny
State Department
Francis Gary Powers
Keating
Las
Christian A. Herter
New Cabinet Critiques Erupt in South Korea
Premier John Chang names a 14 member cabinet, drawing swift pushback from his Democratic Party faction. Defense minister Hyun Suk-ho faces criticism for lack of military experience while Chung Il-hyung, 36, becomes foreign minister. Chung, a former foreign affairs committee leader, seeks U.S. support to stabilize Korea's fragile economy.
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South Korea
John Chang
Democratic Party
Hyun Suk-ho
Hyun
Kwak Sang-hoon
Chung Il-hyung
Chung
Drew University
Madison
N. J
Tube Missing From Atomic Lab Alarm Issued
A tube of radioactive strontium is reported missing from an atomic research laboratory. A general alarm bulletin was issued Monday noting the material is highly dangerous.
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Mass
Atomic Research Laboratory
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