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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1956
Page
6
James Marlow reports Eisenhower has not decided on a 1956 re election and doctors expect mid February to judge his ability. The president 65 says the burden of the office is heavy and his health and fatigue may influence any decision while he resumes full duties.
Liu Yung-ming a 36 year old Chinese graduate student denied Communist charges of being held in the United States against his will and sailed yesterday on the President Wilson for Hong Kong He has a wife and a daughter in Red China and was released last week from a Farmington Missouri mental hospital where he was treated after a breakdown following a Missouri University master’s degree He says he stayed to be treated for his disease and is well now according to hospital officials
The Civil Rights Congress, once listed by the U S attorney general as subversive, votes at a Saturday convention to dissolve the organization. Persistent persecution by reactionary forces in government was cited, affecting 19 chapters across several cities.
The House passed bill to free natural gas producers from federal controls appears headed for Senate action this month. The Senate Democratic Policy Committee cleared it for consideration, with a possible vote the week of January 16. Supporters aim to pass it without amendments, but expect a rough path.
Senator Daniel of Texas told a Judiciary subcommittee that drug addiction drives about half of urban crime and a quarter of national crime, citing a tripling illicit trafficking since World War II and urging death penalty provisions for heroin smugglers and dealers after 37 days of hearings across 11 cities.
The Chinese navy commander announced patrols along the China mainland coast to halt the flow of strategic materials to the Communists. A separate note mentions savings bonds as an investment.
Pattern 207 provides scallop window framing in twelve sizes from one to nineteen inches and includes cornice box steps for single and grouped windows. Pattern 325 instructs curtaining for over a dozen window types. Patterns are 25c each from Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York.
Mr and Mrs Frank Dietrich returned Thursday from a two week vacation in California En route Frank visited his brothers in Idaho and on the way home they called on Mrs E W Mills in Dodge City Eunice Severns returned to Manhattan after vacation Here the Ladies Missionary Society met at the afternoon with Mrs Nellie Gordon and Mrs Mary Waterbury Ed Morford led worship and lesson assisted by several members Readers and guests noted Mrs Rebstock gave a reading Others present included Mrs Dobbin Akin and Paul Davis Winnie Cunningham visited Garnett The club discussed future meetings January 20 program chair Mrs Mishler February plans were shared Several families returned from holiday leaves and visits were noted including George Brummel visiting from Great Falls Mont The Berea club hosted a social and gift exchange with talks and demonstrations The 4 H club held an exchange at the club house with several talks and demonstrations Refreshments were served by the foods class and other social visits were recorded
Frank Theis, state Democratic chairman from Arkansas City, told Kansas Democrats in Wichita there will be no disunity this year. He met with the executive committee to discuss state convention plans and said the party would incorporate all elements into the party structure, his first meeting since succeeding Marvin A. Harder on December 10.
Five month old Valerie Lynn Moore is described as a flying baby as her mother Mrs. Carrol Moore flies a private plane to log pilot hours. Valerie often sleeps in the plane's luggage compartment propped with pillows and blankets. The motion of flight lulls her to sleep.
Valeviv notes strong aviation roots, with her father a commercial pilot and her grandfather a pilot and airport manager in Salina. The lineage underscores a life steeped in aviation as she discusses endurance, landings, and sleep during flights.
J C Gerald F Brown of Pretty Prairie Kansas among first U S officers and 24 enlisted men arriving at Andernach to help train the new West German Army. Four U S officers and 24 enlisted men form the first group and will instruct Germans on using equipment supplied by the U S Army. About 800 Germans have begun training at Andernach.
London Prime Minister Eden plans a personal campaign to reduce Britain's rising cost of living as he faces party unrest. Aides urge Conservative unity ahead of Washington talks with President Eisenhower. Some Tory papers shift in Eden's favor amid resignations rumors and conspiracy talk involving Harold Macmillan and Richard Butler.
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