Nighttime chase ends with Ottawa student arrest
Ottawa police charged 19 year old Michael Hudnutt after a chase through Ottawa aided by residents of the 1300 block of South Oak and South Poplar. Hudnutt faced multiple traffic violations including speeding and running stop signs, bond set at 500 dollars. The car stopped at 1329 South Oak. occupants fled. Police praise neighborhood cooperation as investigation continues.
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South Oak
South Poplar
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Michael L. Hudenutt
South
Hickory
Fourth and
Axth
Cedar
Fifth and
Ninth
Sycamore
South Sycamore
Eleventh and Mulberry
Hudnutt
Poplar and
Oak
Poolie
Mary Loux
S. Oak
E. W. Flaherty
FDA moves to halt weight loss thyroid digitalis pills
FDA announces sale ban on thyroid digitalis weight loss pills after hearing before the Senate antitrust subcommittee. Ottawa pharmacists report local prescriptions for obesity drugs are rare. doctors rarely prescribe the thyroid and digitalis combo for weight loss. FDA commissioner James L. Goddard cites sufficient evidence of health danger. criticism from Sen. Hart follows.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Ottawa
Fred Kaiser
Briscoe Drug Store
Ninth and Main
Kaiser
George Kramer
Kramer Pharmacy
S. Main
Kramer
Roger Reynolds
Raney Rexall Drug Store
James L. Goddard
FDA
Senate Antitrust Subcommittee
Subcommittee
Sen
Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Kansas City Teens Injured in I-35 Wreck Near Ottawa
Two Kansas City area teens James Allen Myers 19 and Roberta Gibbons 17 were badly hurt in a single vehicle crash on I-35 about a mile north of the K-68 turnoff near Ottawa. A right rear tire blowout caused the car to roll over several times. Myers remained in the wreck while Gibbons was ejected. Myers is in poor condition and Gibbons in fair at the University of Kansas Medical Center after treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Franklin County Sheriff’s Office and Kansas Highway Patrol investigated.
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Kansas City
Kan
Ottawa
James Allen Myers
Shawenee
Roberta Gibbons
Ransom Memorial Hospital
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kanesas City
Myers
Gibbons
Medcal Center
Miss Gibbons
Franklin County Sherriff’s
Kanesas Highway Patrol
German for Kindergartners at Sacred Heart School
Sister Philomene teaches first and second graders German at Sacred Heart. Seventeen five to seven year olds chant Guten Tag and select German name cards. The program, begun as a November experiment, emphasizes quick topic shifts and natural speech over reading or writing for now.
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Herr Scott Payne
Sacred Heart
Philomene Glotzbach
Herr Payne
Mr. Payne
Philomene
Martin
Julia
Mark
Grege Ory
Wilhelm
Heide
Konerad
Jurgen
Schwester
Dieter
Krank
Mene
Namen Des Vaeters
Ottawa University
Possible Invasion Sparks US Troop Boost Plea in Korea
Panmunjom talks with North Korea prompted Seoul to urge Washington for more U.S. troops to guard against invasion. Demonstrations across South Korea denounced a North Korean raid aimed at assassinating President Park Chung-hee. Seoul weighing talks of South Korean observers at future meetings and wider public access. International voices, including France, Australia and Turkey, were consulted as U.N. said Panmunjom area would close to newsmen.
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Seoulap
United States
Panmunjon
Radio Tongyang
Seoul
Park
Panmunjom
South Korea
U.S
Kim Il- Sung
Korea
South Vietnam
Washington
North Korea
Pueblo
Cho Kyuhah
France
Australia
Turkey
Korean National Assembly
Park Choon-ky
Vietnam
U.N
Command
Missionaries Known as Dedicated Upon Slaying
New York AP reports six American missionaries slain by Viet Cong at an Alliance leprosy hospital near Ban Me Thuot in the highlands 170 miles northeast of Saigon. A seventh missionary is believed captured and a nurse missing, while one spouse of the dead was wounded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Robert Coles
The
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ban Me Thuot
Saigon
Weather high and low temps by date with records
Friday expects a high of 52 and a low of 32 with today’s temps trailing last year’s 42 and 26. The record high for this date is 76 set in 1934 and the record low is 7 from 1905. Hourly temperatures extend up to 8 am today.
Saigon Faces Quiet, Yet Unsettled War Fronts in Vietnam
AP reports Saigon quieted but fighting raged in Hue and along the northern frontier. General Westmoreland notes a major northern assault phase with 36,000 attackers. U.S. command tallies show heavy body counts and prisoner captures as allied losses mount. Saigon-area clashes include rangers seizing a 16-year-old gunner and Marines clashing with fleeing Viet Cong forces north of the city.
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Saigon
Hue
South Vietnam
U.S
Willam C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Miegon
Cholon
Derailment Injures Dozens On Santa Fe Train
In Kansas City Kansas early today the Santa Fe Supper Chief derailed with 37 taken to hospitals. Eight passenger coaches and two baggage cars left the rails, straddling the mainline and blocking both tracks. The 14 car train carried 250 to 300 passengers from Chicago to Los Angeles and was traveling 50 to 55 mph when the accident occurred. Passengers not hospitalized were bused back to the station as investigators and crew assessed the scene.
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Kansas City
Santa Fe Railway
Kan
Kansas City Union Station
Los Angeles
Chicago
Charles R. Kimball
Margaret Amenholz
Brooklyn
N.Y
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South Main
Frank Ferree
Ferree
Santa Fe
Bei Schwester Philomene
Catholische Kinder
Deutsch
Don’ts
Montana
Mount St. Scholastica
Kelly
Washaunsee
Gereman
Gereman Army
South Koreans
F. Wa
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