Anderson Prepares for Crucial Kansas Budget Session
Kansas Representative Robert A. Anderson, longtime Ways and Means chair from Franklin County, gears up for the 46 day budget session in Topeka. He notes the session will be a business one with politics kept to a minimum, as Gov. Docking’s larger 300 million dollar budget is anticipated.
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Ottawa
Wedding saved as minister found after 20 mile trek
Cedar City Utah reports a 200 guest wedding faced a last minute problem when Rev Raymond L Wilson failed to appear. He was later found walking 20 miles in snow from Kelb Plateau after his truck stalled. Zion Park Superintendent Paul Franke performed the ceremony at the groom’s father Chester A Thomas’s insistence.
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Raymond L. Wilson
Community Presbyterian Church
Kelb
Here
Chester A. Thomas
Thomas
Southern
Zion National Park
Park Service
Zion Park
Paul R. Franke
Franke
Mr Wilson
Weather County Forecast Fair Skies and Mild Weekend Outlook
Fair this afternoon and tonight with partly cloudy skies. Saturday remains mild with a high near 50 and a low around 25 to 30. Yesterday’s high was 55 at 3 to 3:20 p.m., today's low 26 at 7 a.m. and Saturday’s high near 50. Record high 67 in 1921, record low below in 1920. Hourly temps span 24 hours ending early morning with varied readings across the period.
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Plans For Ottawa Chamber Annual Meeting And Awards
Plans for Ottawa Chamber of Commerce annual meeting set for Tuesday evening February 4 at Eugene Field School auditorium plus all member dinner. A grassroots discussion titled Can Ottawa Face the Future? will guide awards for outstanding or lasting service. Nomination rules allow young achievers and no age limit. board nominees selected by committee will be voted by members via mailed ballots.
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Eugene Field School
Ottawa
Memhare Ara WD
Narkine Nn A
Roger Fredikson
John Going
Floyd Coffman
Chamber
Alice
Nomi
Kenneth E. Andrews
R. Cheney
Walter L. Butler
Henry
Colby
R. F. Lollar
Jerome A. Minnick
John
Sheldon
Lloyd A. Stafford
Luther Stevens
John N. Wassmer
Paul Gaynor
Robert B. Anderson
Lewis Irwin
George Lister
J. Dean Nossinger
Peg Carr
Vernon Chesbro
Dean Nofsinger
Nofsinger
Gaynor
Promises To Quit Dahlias For Daisy In Birmingham
William S. Goode, 51, a prized dahlia hobbyist, vows to quit his flowers if his wife Daisy Goode, 52, returns home after vanishing on December 30. He told reporters he would give up dahlias, claiming his wife is more important than the flowers. she left a note about being fed up with dahlias.
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Birmingham
England
William S. Goode
Goode
Dahlias
Congress To Get Budget Of 73.8 Billion
President Eisenhower plans to send to Congress a 1959 budget near 73.8 billion dollars seeking a higher debt ceiling. Officials say the deficit will replace a planned surplus due to defense outlays rising about 1.9 billion and revenues falling by about a billion. The package anticipates increases in missiles, nuclear ships, atomic energy, research, education and science with continuation of a high spending path.
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Roy Cox Hurt In Accident Near Garnett
A collision on US 189 about 4% miles north of Garnett involved a car and a trailer driven by wrestling promoter Orville Brown. Roy Cox, 74, of Iola, suffered facial lacerations and bruises, was treated at hospital and later moved to Allen County Hospital in fair condition. Walter Fees of Iola and Roy Cox were passengers in Fees' car.
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Garnett
Bill Gray
Orville Brown
Franklin County
Jay Brown
Gureka
Gray
Walter Fees
Roy Cox
Lola
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Anderson County
Allen County
Iola
Brown
Dog Blamed for Divan Fire in Concordian Report
Mrs Otto Skiene found a divan on fire on returning home from a downtown trip Firefighters contained the blaze to the divan A small box of matches was found near the sofa and a few matches lay nearby Fire Chief Buford Kitterman said the dachshund playing with the matches likely started the fire on the divan
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Democrats Urge Ike to Back Plans with Action
Senate Democratic Leader Lyndon B. Johnson leads calls for concrete blueprints to implement Eisenhower’s eight point program. While praising the speech, many Democrats fault the President for long on proposals and short on execution and urge prompt committee review of specifics to meet alleged objectives.
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Atomic Sub Work Slighted by Navy Officials
Rear Adm. Hyman Rickover testified before a Senate Preparedness subcommittee that the first work on a pioneer nuclear submarine was done in a former ladies powder room. He said Congressallocated funds were not released, held up by the Bureau of the Budget, risking obsolescence and hindering national defense amid Russian advances.
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Alyman G. Rickover
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Bureau of the Budget
Nelson A. Rockefeller
United States
Lyndon B. Johnson
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Ottawa Cy clones vs Highland Park Scotties clash tonight
Ottawa High School Cy clones host Highland Park Scotties in a 8 o clock junior high gym game with a 6 30 p m precursor match. An Ottawa win could move the Cy clones into second place in the Northeast Kansas League.
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Ottawa High School
Cyclones
Highland Park Scotties
Ottawa
Air Force launches big Atlas missile test a success
CAPE CANAVERAL Florida The Air Force fired its fourth Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile The 70 foot silver Atlas rose through hazy clouds and its flame and exhaust were visible for minutes The test aimed at a 6000 mile range with a hydrogen warhead and a rapid 25 minute delivery time
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Cape Canaveral
Atlantic
Atlas ICBM Test Fire Clears Canaveral Flight
Cape Canaveral witnessed a second Atlas intercontinental ballistic missile launch within a day. The Defense Department reported the test at 10:45 a.m. noting a successful firing from the Cape Canaveral launch complex in Florida.
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Ottawa Steel to Close Two Weeks
Ottawa Steel shuts down tonight for two weeks to align inventories with incoming orders. General manager Kid Johnson says operations resume January 27, affecting about 100 workers. Also appears a proclamation designates Jaycee Week January 13 to 19 to honor the Junior Chamber of Commerce and its Distinguished Service Award. A sale listing for Shetland ponies is noted as well, with details for Franklin Co. Sale on Saturday January with Wilson & Locust.
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Inca
Junior Chamber of Comemerce
United States
Junior Chamber of Commerce
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Kenneth Andrews
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