TB mobile unit tests count in county brief
It is reported that 2 944 Frank lin countians had tests at the TB mobile unit during its visit in the county. It is sent out every other year. Two years ago 1 746 per sons had tests. Testing was com pleted here yesterday. Rugs wall to wall carpet upholstery cleaned in your home. Free estimates. Duraclean Home Service CH2 5666. Adv. Ellis Piano Tuning. Ph. CH 2 4431 Terry Cox, formerly of Rich mond, has accepted employment at the Bob White Furniture and Appliance store as a retail sales man. Cox, who is married and has one son, formerly attended Ottawa University. Saycer Pharmacy, 318 Main, for all your prescriptions.
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Franklin
Duraclean Home Service
Terry Cox
Richmond
Bob White Furniture and
Cox
Ottawa University
Wellsville 4-H Fair Queen Contest Opens Entries
Selection of queen and two attendants will come from contestants aged 14 to 19 within 15 miles of Wellsville. Entry blanks available at local shops. return forms to Wellsville Globe office by Sept 3. Judging is Sept 8 at 8:30 p.m. on fair grounds. Contest chair Gil ibert McConnell. queen receives a $50 gown and attendants get wristwatches.
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Wellsville
Gilibert McConnell
Five Cited For Speeding In County Court
An Ottawan, Kenton Craig Granger, 23, 822 S. Oak, was among five people charged in County Court with speeding. Granger was cited Aug. 20 for driving 70 at night and must appear Aug. 27. Additional offenses include Charles F. Johnson, 40 Zephyrhills Florida, and Carl B. Robinson, 32 Wichita, driving 62 mph in heavy trucks over 5,000 pounds. Riley Sells, 45 Coffeyville, 59 mph. William Roy Spurgeon Jr., 43 Kansas City Missouri, 60 mph at night. Spurgeon cited Aug. 21 on I-35 and set for Aug. 27. others cited on I-35 Aug. 22 and due Aug. 30.
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Kenton Craig Granger
S. Oak
Granger
Charles F. Johnson
Zephyrhills
Fla
Carl B. Robinson
Wichita
Riley Sells
Coffeyville
William Roy Spurgeon Jr
Kansas City
Spurgeon
Eisenhower defends Powers admission on spy mission
President Eisenhower said he would not change his stance on admitting Francis Gary Powers’ U2 mission was for intelligence. He argued Powers could not be repudiated by the government and would not be cast as a rogue pilot, even as Russia disclosed the May 1 crash. He reinforced personal responsibility for the policy behind the flight.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Francis Gary Powers
Powers
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Digest
AP data from Kansas City shows cattle at 2,300 head with calves 200. Slaughter steers weak to bleary and cows down up to 5 percent. Vealers steady, stockers steady. standard to high choice steers 19.90 to 24.25, good to low choice heifers 20.60 to 22.50. Vealers 18.00 to 22.00, yearling stock steers to 23.00, hogs varied, barrows and gilts 16.00 to 17.75. Sheep 600 head with spring lambs 17.50 to 19.00, ewes 3.50 to 4.00, feeder lambs 14.50 to 15.00.
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Kansas City
India protests over Chinese incursions in four months
Defense Minister V. K. Krishna Menon told Parliament that Red Chinese planes have trespassed over Indian soil 17 times in four months and that New Delhi has lodged protests with Beijing.
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New Delhi
India
API
V. K. Krishna Menon
Fatal fall from car window in Newburgh incident
In Newburgh New York a 10 year old boy Stefan Rhiehme from Rochester was missing from the rear seat after a window was left open. A truck driver warned not to go back as authorities investigated a fatal incident where several vehicles struck the boy.
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Newburgh
N. Y
Ey Rhiehme
Rochester
Iason
Stefan
Area School Dates Are Set For Franklin County Districts
Greeley Public Schools will open Monday with a full day session per Superintendent James Morgan Jr. Richmond schools delay to Sept. 2 due to the Franklin County Teachers Institute. Lane Public Schools start Sept. 2 half day, then Sept. 6 full day. Quenemo opens Sept. 6 half day, Sept. 7 full day. All districts report building upgrades, new buses, refinished floors, and extensive painting.
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Greeley Public Schools
James Morgan Jr
Greeley
Richmond
Franklin County Teachers Institute
Charles Hill
Lane Public Schools
Lane
Quenemo
L. C. Haughn
Nixon Urges Firm Policy At Veterans Of Foreign Wars
Vice President Richard Nixon spoke to about 11,500 at Cobo Hall Detroit urging a foreign policy that is firm yet open to negotiation with the Communist world when a reasonable chance for agreement exists. He defended Eisenhower against calls for apology over the U2 incident and stressed the need to protect Berlin and free peoples globally.
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Detroit
Richard M. Nixon
United States
National Convention of Veterans of Foreign Wars
Berlin
Nixon
Cobo Hall
Eisenhower
Nikkita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Mother and Daughters Perish in Suburban Fire
DHROIT AP report: a mother Billie Rae McGlouthin 26 and her daughters Theresa 6 Kathy 4 and Kimberly 2 suffocated when kitchen smoke filled their Southgate home. Lt John Osborne said the mother ran from the house then returned to try to save the children. bodies were found in the front bedroom.
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Dhroit
Southgate
John Osborne
Billie Rae McGlouthin
Theresa
Kathy
Kimberly
Halcyon Med Sinks After Fog Collision Near Gibraltar
The 1 948 ton Lebanese ship Halcyon Med sank 120 miles east of Gibraltar after a collision in heavy fog with the 23 363 ton Panamanian tanker Esso Switzerland. Three persons are missing.
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Gibraltar
Halcyon Med
Esso
Switzerland
Hospital Notes Admissions and Births in Richland Area
Admission list includes Mrs. John P. Morgan of Richmond Mrs. Gerald Miller of Rantoul Mrs. Elsie Soper 436 S Poplar Mrs. Dan Ames 625 S Sycamore Tuesday Richard Arthur Williams Rantoul today Births report a daughter to Mr and Mrs Max Randall Williamsburg weight 6 lb 4 oz and a son to Mr and Mrs Clarence Summer 1121 N Mulberry weight 8 lb 5 oz Dismissals include Victor Murphy Wellsville Tuesday Richard Arthur Williams Rantoul George Stansbury De Soto Mrs Ted Morlan and baby daughter Lyndon Mrs Thomas L Dunnam and infant son RFD 2 Mrs Alfred Robbins Lyndon William E Rowland Richmond Charles E Story Baldwin Mrs Dan Ames 625 S Sycamore Mrs W D Barnes and baby daughter Wellsville Tommy Ingle 206 Blackhawk today
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John P. Morgan
Rich‘mond
Gerald Miller
Rantoul
Elsie Soper
S.poplar
Dan Ames
S. ‘Sycamore
Richard Ar‘thur Williams
Max Randall
Williamsburg
Clarence Summer
N. Mulberry
Victor Murphy
Wellsville
Richard Arthur Williams
George Stansbury
de Soto
Ted Morlan
Lyndon
Thomas L. Dunnam
RFD
Alfred Robbins
William E. Rowland
Richmond
Charles E. Story
Baldwin
S. Sycamore
W. D. Barnes
Tommy Ingle
Blackhawk
German exchange student visits Russell High School host family
George Fischer, a senior from Bochum West Germany, visits Russell with the Van Osdols and Kerbs family. He will attend Russell High School for the year, joining a line of eight exchange students supported by the school and with family hosts. He has studied English six years and speaks well.
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George Fischer
Bochum
West Germany
Perry Van,Osders
Russell
Elmer Kerbs
Kayla
Gary
Homewood
Kerbs
van Osdol
VanOsdol
Russell High School
George
van Osdols
New Highway Study To Be Recommended
The Highway Coordinating Committee plans to urge the 1961 Kansas Legislature to authorize a new long-range highway study. Walter Johnson notes much of the Friday meeting will cover this topic. The 18-member panel, named by Gov. Docking, includes county engineers, highway officials, the Bureau of Public Roads, and municipal leaders.
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Peka
Highway Coordinating Committee
Kansas
Walter Johnson
George Docking
The
Highway Commission
Bureau of Public Roads
League of Kansas Municipalities
Long Term Sentence For Kansas Check Passer
WICHITA AP Cluster was sentenced Tuesday to his fourth stretch in the Kansas Prison for passing bad checks. Judge William Kandt imposed three new sentences of 15 years apiece, ensuring at least 30 years before release. At 45, Cluster’s record includes Lansing sentences from 1951 for $30,000 in the Wichita area and 1956 for another $13,000, with a parole violation leading to return to Lansing.
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Wichita
Othis Cluster
Kansas
William Kandt
Cluster
Lansing
Marriage Licenses Issued to Walker and Haywood
Dennia A. Walker 21 of Rantoul and Barbara D. Haywood 19 of Fowler obtained marriage licenses.
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Dennia A. Walker
Rantoul
Barbara D. Haywood
Fowler
Ellsworth Speaks To Rotary Club On Russia Visit
Robert Ellsworth of Lawrence told the Rotary Club of his June trip to Russia with nine Kansas Missouri men. He described waste and inefficiency, low productivity, weak response to anti American campaigns, and limited consumer goods. Ellsworth, Republican nominee for Congress, noted Soviet agriculture and justice lags and shared talks with officials, Grover of AP Moscow and embassy staff. Attendees included Dr J M Cox Bryan Tex Charles Stewart Garnett C D Lyman George Hill and William Campbell Paola.
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Robert Ellsworth
Lawrence
Rotary Club Today
Russia
Kansas
Missouri
Preston Grover
Burreau
Associated Press
Moscow
U. S
Ellsworth
Congress
J. M. Cox
Bryan
Tex
Charles Stewart
Garnett
C. D
Lyman
George Hill
William Campbell
Paola
Kennedy To Speak At Veterans Meeting
President hopeful John F. Kennedy accepts a second invitation to address the Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment in Detroit Friday morning after earlier scheduling a telephone address was rejected by VFW members as unacceptable. The shift resolves a scheduling clash with Senate business.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Detroit
Kennedy
VFW
Senate
Ito
Junction City to Get New Post Office
Washington AP reports a new one story air conditioned post office building will be built in Junction City Kansas. The site at Adams and 7th streets covers 36166 square feet with 11000 square feet of interior space. After completion the old post office will be available for other federal agencies.
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Washington
Postoffice
Junction City
Kas
Edward H. Rees
Jerry Lewis Cancels NBC TV Special Contract
New York AP reports comic star Jerry Lewis and NBC canceled a contract for six television specials planned this year. The move ends the agreement and removes Lewis from remaining broadcasts.
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New York
Jerry Lewis
National Broadcasting Co
Algerian Rebel Government Urges Arab States to Cut Ties with France
In SHTAURA Lebanon AP report the Algerian rebel government calls on Arab nations to sever all remaining ties with France, signaling regional solidarity against Paris.
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Shtaura
Lebanon
France
Defiant Castro Pledges Alliance With Soviet Union and China
Fidel Castro vowed friendship with the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China, denouncing the Organization of American States and the United States. He urged unity with his supporters at the Workers' Palace, declaring Cuba as the most firm government of America and forecasting victory with or without the OAS.
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Richard Valeriani
Havana
Fidel Castro
Soviet Union
Red China
People’s Republic of China
Workers’ Palace
All America
Castro
OAS
United States
Shows Grave Concern Over Red Direction
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter urged American foreign ministers at the Organization of American States meeting to condemn Cuba for tolerating and encouraging Communist intervention. He cited the Soviet Union and Red China as the driving forces behind Cuba's alleged shift toward communism and called for resistance to Sino Soviet bloc pressures while stressing the Inter American system. The ministers discussed Cuba without detailing specific steps.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Christian A. Herter
Cuba
Organization of American State
Herter
Soviet Union
Red
Funeral services for Jesse J. Young set Thursday
Jesse J. Young who died Monday will have services at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 10 am Rev. E E Caylor will officiate Burial in Highland Cemetery with Lodge No 16 A F and A M in charge of graveside services Benjamin Rucker dies in Columbus Ohio August 19 funeral at Lamb Funeral Home Thursday at 2 30 pm burial in Hope Cemetery
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Lamb Funeral Home
E. E. Caylor
Highland Cemetery
Lodge No. 16
A. F
A. M
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Columbus
Ohio
The
Lamb Funeral
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa Lodge No. 18
A.F
Exec Clemency Petitions and Probate Hearing Noted
Legal notices list Albert McNish seeking clemency for Grand Larceny in Franklin County on 9 29 60 and Coleman Tolvert seeking clemency for Murder 2nd Degree with dates indicated. Also a probate notice for Arlettie Long Cradler estate in Franklin County Ottawa hearing set for September 2 1960 with Wayne Dickerson as executor seeking final settlement and heirs' determination.
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Albert Raymond McNish
Franklin County
Kansas
Topeka
Coleman Tolvert
Ahiettta Long Cradler
Bis
Arlettie Long Cradler
Ottawa
Wayne Dickerson
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