Church Plans 0th Anniversary Observance
Faith Lutheran Church holds a 0th anniversary service on Sunday February 24 with Rev Conrad E Soderstrom of Springfield Missouri as guest speaker. A morning service at 10 includes special quartet music followed by noon dinner in the church basement. An afternoon history reading and slide lecture by Dr Mildred Julius Stevens Garnett cap the event with charter members in attendance. Edmiston's will close at 5 p.m. tonight instead of 9 p.m. per yesterday's Herald.
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Faith Lutheran Church
Conrad’ E.’ Soderstrom
Springfield
Mildred Julius Stevens
Garnett
Chris Krueger
Henry K. Dehn
Quenemo
William Ackmann
Edmiston’s
Herald. Adv
Vaccination Urged As Flu Cases Rise Across U S
The Communicable Disease Center reports 759 pneumonia influenza deaths for the week ending Feb 16, an increase of 54 from the prior week, with outbreaks spreading from the South and Middle Atlantic to the West. Asian flu confirmed in multiple states. no cure exists, vaccination urged as prevention.
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Associated Press
United States
Communicable Disease Center
U.S. Public Health Service
South
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Atlantic Seaboard
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West Virginia
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Tennessee
Minnesota
Oklahoma
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Maryland
Kansas
North Carolina
New York
Illinois
Massachusetts
Ohio
District of Columbia
Health Agency
Church Courses Open To All At First Baptist Church
Ottawa Metropolitan Association sponsors a leadership training fellowship at First Baptist Church on Feb 26 and Mar 5 12 19 26 from 7 to 9 pm. Courses include Bible topics church history world order and spiritual renewal with pre registration fee 1. Textbooks may be bought from instructors at or before the first session.
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Ottawa Ministerial Association
First Baptist Church
Ned M. Roberts
Mary E. Black
Grace L. Metz
Charles P. Knight
Nelle Stout
Raymond P. Jennings
Keith C. Shumway
Ellsworth Caylor
Ralph Edwards
Soviet Warning of Cuba Attack Sparks Fear of World War
Moscow defense minister Rodion Malinovsky told a Kremlin crowd that any attack on Cuba would trigger a third world war and the Soviet Union would be among first to aid Cuba. Premier Khrushchev appeared in uniform at the anniversary event as Malinovsky warned against aggressive U.S. circles and promised a massive retaliatory nuclear strike if McNamara’s missiles threaten the Soviet Union.
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Rodion Malinovsky
United States
Cuba
Soviet Union
Malinovsky
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Khrushchev
Cuban Republic
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Diamond Assistant Fire Chief Appointed In Franklin County
Diamond G A Jr has been named assistant fire chief effective March 1. Fire Chief Harry Gilliland announced the change following the death of Don Jones who served about 10 years. Diamond, 36, and wife Helen live at 109 East 15th. He began with the department in November 1960 and previously worked for Concrete Materials in Carbondale. He will fill in for fire chief when unavailable and assist with regular duties.
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G. A. Diamond, Jr
Harry Gilliland
Diamond
Fire Department
Don Jones
Jones
Helen
E. 15Th
Bruce Manufacturing Company
Franklin County
California
Concrete Materials Company
Carbondale
Crisis in Brief: Kennedy Warns Against Cuban Attacks
President Kennedy vows U S firepower against any Cuba based warship or plane attacking U S vessels. Cuba denies jets fired on the shrimp boat Ala in the Florida Straits. U S demands explanation, calling the attack unprovoked. Congress cites defensive weapons as offensive, while Kennedy maintains a MIG is not an offensive weapon. Sulphur Queen vanished with 39 crewmen. no evidence ties Cuba to the loss.
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Kennedy
U.S
Ala
Florida Straits
Congress
Undershirts Stolen From Downtown Car Park
Budge Reusch of 332 S Elm reported theft of six undershirts and a small filing cabinet from his car in the 200 block of South Main after his wife shopped downtown Wednesday evening. Police are investigating the incident.
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Budge Reusch
S. Elm
Reusch
South Main
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log 1963 Feb 24 Hours
Kansas traffic death log reports 0 fatalities in the 24 hours to 9 a.m. Friday for February 1963, with a 29 day total and a comparison of 52 deaths in the 1963 period versus 59 in 1962.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Forecast Summary
The county forecast calls for partly cloudy skies and moderating temperatures with a low in the 20s and a high in the 40s. The Kansas forecast is clear to partly cloudy and warmer with a low in the 20s and a high in the 40s to 50s from northeast to southwest.
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Kansas
Who is the fellow Wright in Kansas education drama
C A Wright a 28 year Kansas State Teachers Association veteran and executive secretary since 1941 sparked wide criticism with remarks at an Atlantic City convention calling Kansas education backward. He defended his stance, saying he would not resign, while lawmakers consider an investigation into the KSTA.
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Topeka
C. C. Wright
Kansas State Teachers Association
KSTA
Wright
Kansas
Adel Throckmorton
Atlantic City
N.J
House Education Committee
Hundreds Die In Libya Earthquake Strikes Al Marj
A trio of quakes devastates Al Marj Libya leaving hundreds feared dead or injured. casualty counts range from 250 dead 100 injured to unconfirmed 500 dead 1 000 injured. US Air Force with 11 relief transports and British Libyan forces rushed aid to the 50 000 resident town near Benghazi.
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Benghazi
Libya
al Marj
Radio
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Tripoli
U.S
Cyprus
Wheelus
Tany's Toot We Cross Delaware Still
In a brief aside, Tany remarks that a few Delaware crossings remain, addressed to George, signaling ongoing travel or tasks.
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George
Ottawa High PTA to Host State PTA President
Mrs R W Scoville Kansas City Kas state president of the Kansas Congress of Parents and Teachers will speak Monday night at the Founders Day meeting of the Ottawa High PTA in the senior high auditorium starting at 7 30 She will discuss what the high school PTA can mean to the community She just returned from the American Association of School Administrators meeting in Atlantic City New Jersey See story at bottom of page.
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R. W. Scoville
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas Congress of Parents
Ottawa High Pta
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce dinner reservations
About 180 persons have made reservations for the Ottawa Chamber of Commerce dinner to be held at 6 30 p m Monday February 25 at Garfield School. G Robert Gadberry of Wichita will speak. Women are welcome with husbands. Special guests include Staadt Herring Berry and Wray. Reservations must be made by noon Saturday February 23.
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Peg Carr
C of C
Garfield School
G. Robert Gadberry
Fourth National Bank
Wichita
Miss Carr
Harold Staadt
Roy Herring
Clyde Berry
Russell Wray
Staadt
Kansas State Board of Agriculture
Ottawa Co-Op
Herering
Franklin County Extension Council
Bevery
Farm Bureau
Wray
ASCS
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