Juniors Briefs and Local Events Highlight Town Life
Local notes report Junior High study hall activities under faculty sponsors Harold Tetwiler and R. R. Teen Mereld ee ee 7 gon. Flight news covers William F. Judd arriving in Cairo by nonstop plane from New York Paris, and Betty Briton's lost billfold on a TWA flight. Divorce actions involve Jean Ches ron and Gladys Risdon, while Angus Show entries are listed for Topeka.
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Egypt
U. S
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Kangas
Helen Bishop
Ottawa
New York
Harry Bishop
Disto
Paris
Betty Briton
Trans World Airlines
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C.W.F
Judd
South Haven
Eas
Christian Church
Atlantic
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Hospital Notes Record Admissions And Births
Admission notes list Donald Rodgers from Rantoul Jerry Hahn from Lane Mrs ansl ey Cromwell Quenemo Ronnie O Conner Wellsville Yackle Weber route 2 Mrs Minle M Howell 839 S Oak today Sirths Elroy Kaub route 1 daughter born Wednesday weight 5 lb 2 oz Stamissed John McCullough route 1 Ran oul Tuesday Mrs Cecil Gilmore 308 S Mulberry Mrs Robert Nickels route 4 Rex Weigand and infant son route 3 infant Kerry Dale Randall Por Mona today
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Rantoul
Jerry Dee Hahn
Lane
Ansley Cromwell
Quenemo
Ronnie O’conner
Wellsville
Yackle Weber
Minle M. Howell
S. Oak
Elroy Kaub
John McCullough
Ranoul
Cecil Gilmore
Mulberry
Robert Nickels
Rex Weigand
Kerry Dale Randall
Por’ Mona
May Recognize Peiping Regime
Ottawa Canada still withholds formal recognition of Red China yet may recognize the Peiping regime in the future. Foreign Secretary Lester B Pearson told the House of Commons the government reviewed diplomatic relations in light of Korea and Indochina and Peiping policy, saying Canada would not rush to recognition but would not rule out eventual recognition of a Communist China government.
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Canada
China
Peiping
Lester B.pearson
House of Commons
Korea
Indochina
Heiping
Power Revenues To Repay Costs In Missouri Basin Projects
Power revenues from Missouri River projects are estimated to repay federal costs within 50 years after the last unit of the current program. Rep A L Miller reports figures showing revenue at 5.5 mills for firm energy, 3.3 for nonfirm, and 2.5 for pumping energy, with total project costs around 2.4 billion dollars and 1,391,200 kilowatts capacity across 338,200 irrigable acres. A note to readers adds a separate biblical aside about Jesus’ possible work as a carpenter during Herod Antipas era near Nazareth.
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Washington (M
Reclamation Bureau
Rep
A. L. Miller
R-Neb
Bureau
Miller
Missouri River
Demand Release Of Seized Ships In Norwegian Waters
London reports Russia demanding release of 14 seized Soviet trawlers accused of illegal fishing off Alesund as Moscow calls the incident a misunderstanding. Norway, using torpedo boats and frigate Tromsoe, says ships hovered near the four mile limit while Norwegian ships were out of sight.
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Russia
Norway
Moscow
Tromsoe
Alesund
Norwegian Foreign Ministry
Church Leaders To Visit Russia For Mutual Understanding
An eight member delegation of American Protestant leaders was named to visit Russia for ten days starting March 9 under the National Council of Churches. The trip aims to broaden church contact with religion in Russia and will precede a Russian Orthodox visit to the United States in June. The group includes heads of major denominations, such as Protestant Episcopal, United Lutheran, and Presbyterian churches, with other Methodist, American Baptist, and Congregational leaders.
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New York
Russia
National Council of Churches
Eugene Carson Blake
Philadelphia
Council
Almighty God
Henry Knox Sherrill
Protestant Episcopal Church
Franklin Clark Fry
United Lutheran Church
Blake
Presbyterian Church
WSA
Methodist
Congregational Christian
Convicted of Statutory Rape in Leavenworth Case
Gary Hires of Kansas City Kansas was convicted yesterday of statutory rape involving a 16 year old hotel elevator operator. Co defendant Charles Bruce, 122, faces a separate trial set for March 15.
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Leavenworth
Gary Jack Hires
Kansas City
Kas
Hires
Charles Wilson Bruce
Bruce
Ottawa Hosts Leadership Training School Enrollees
About ninety persons attended last evening in the university auditorium for Ottawa’s Leadership Training School sponsored by the Ottawa Ministerial Alliance. Rev Worden leads, with Ward as dean, and four classes cover Evangelism Bible use with children, interpreting the Bible to youth, and how the Bible came to be. Courses are National Council of Churches accredited. certificates awarded after 500 minutes. Over 100 enrolled from multiple Ottawa churches.
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University
Ottawa Ministerial Alliance
Ernest Worden
Alliance
Willam G. Ward
Gerald Meage
Emporia
Ward
Worden
John Clinton
Methodist
Mia
Sigrid Moe
0. U
Roger Fredriksen
National Council of Churches
More Moisture For Wheat Belt
Most of the winter wheat belt received beneficial precipitation today. Rain or snow covered central regions with snow extending into the eastern Dakotas and Texas to Oklahoma. Snow depths ranged from 7 to 9 inches in Kansas, with 4 to 8 inches forecast in northern Kansas and Missouri tonight. Sleet and freezing rain hit southern Kansas and Missouri, while light rain fell in the belt. a notable 1/2 inch fell at Shreveport. Cold patterns persisted across much of the nation with subzero readings in northern areas and parts of the West.
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Oklahoma
Dakotas
Kansas
Dodge City
Salina
Russell
Missouri
Shreveport
Minnesota
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Nevada
Oregon
Washington
Plane Crashes In Pittsburgh With Four Rescued
A twin engine Air Force B25 crash near Pittsburgh after fuel ran out sank in the Monongahela River. Four crew and passengers were hauled to safety by a truck driver and rescuers as two airmen remained missing or presumed dead. The crash occurred near the Homestead Bridge with melting snow and swollen river aiding the perilous rescue.
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Monongahela
Air Force
Homestead
Atreama
Walter Ei
Soocay
Palmer
Alaska
J. P. Ingram
Winifrede
W.va
Ban on Future Mixed Dances Proposed in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Memorial Auditorium, a black dancer Roy Hamilton performance sparked a violent melee as white spectators clashed with black dancers. City officials plan a resolution to ban race mixing at dances after police and officers quelled the fight. Nine black concertgoers were arrested. three were fined for public drunkenness. A 17 year old Negro girl faces juvenile court.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Memorial Auditorium
Tommy Thompson
Roy Hamilton
South Africa Orders Soviet Consular Staff Out
CAPETOWN South Africa has ordered the Soviet Union to remove its consular staff by March 1. Foreign Affairs Minister Ey H. Louw cited subversive activity by the Pretoria consulate general. No break in diplomatic relations is involved as ties remain via London.
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South Africa
Soviet Union
Ey H. Louw
Pretoria
London
Soviet Unioy
Moscow
Russians May Test Long Range Missile Threat
Senator Jackson warned that the Soviets may fire a 1500 mile ballistic missile by year end shifting world power against the West. He cautioned a race to develop an intermediate range weapon could be followed by an intercontinental missile with 5000 mile range and US nuclear reach.
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Sen
Jackson
D-Wash
Soviet Union
United States
Train Crash Kills Five Near Secane Pennsylvania
A commuter train collided with a car at a grade crossing near Secane Pennsylvania yesterday, killing five people. Victims identified include Joseph Serafini 68 of Secane and his daughter Emily Pascenzo of Drexel Hill along with two grandchildren and Esther Benedetto 58 of Drexel Hill. Signals at the crossing were said to be active but the cause remains undetermined.
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P’ascenvo
Drexel Hill
Joseph
Donna
Esther Benedetto
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