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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1957
Page
4
Flood Control Work Lagging in Missouri River Basin
Maj. Gen. Galloway said the Missouri River Basin flood control program is 50 percent complete with some areas lagging behind. He warned Kansas could face a repeat of 1951 floods on the Kansas River due to local apathy, noting only one of 17 proposed reservoirs, Pomme de Terre in Hickory County, is under construction. Valley flood control and military construction this year total about 294 million dollars, roughly double last year’s outlay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas River
G. E. Galloway
Omaha
Associated General Contractors of
Missouri
Kansas
Galloway
Pomme de Terre
Hickory County
Bowling Notes Chronicle Strong Week In Local Leagues
The Monday Lee's cafe squad led by Mary La Burgoon posted an 862 2322 series as La Burgoon 208 546 and Leona Caudle 207 her first 200 propelled them. Tuesday anchors Ellen Hickman tied for high 10 with 210 and Mick Ainsworth 549. Thursday Arnold’s led by Ellen Hickman 213 527. Friday night E-S Casual led team 857 2268 with Myra Smay 206 538 and Ruth Carlson 513. District meeting Feb 3 in Topeka. city entries due this week. 240 200s and 29 500s noted. Hickman tops 213 high game, 575 best series upcoming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary la Burgoom
Lee’s Cafe
Leona Caudle
Lee’s
Ruth Carlson
Ottawa
Lean
Ruth
Lee's
Mary Lu Burgoon
Myra Smay
Mable Meyers
Helen Wenthe
Bloise Hughes
Annetta Meyer
Betty Chambers
Ellen Hickman
Mick Ainsworth
Roberta Christian
Mick
Helen Carey
KOFC
Leela Meador
Virginia Hoffman
Carolee Risdon
Doris White
Mack
Edna Whitacre
Marie Kampschroeder
Vera Ferguson
Nold's
Badges Hardware
Arnolds
Leola Meador
Ann Smith
Margaret Weidner
Roxie Vogler
Jessie Litchenberger
E-S
Eunice Strickland
Betty Cusick
Bessie Mydrick
Topeka
Kansan
Walnut Room
Association
Eloise Hughes
Rowena Snider
Elaine Hills
Maxine Lewis
Pllen
Adenauer says Soviet troops in perimeter may have nuclear arms
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer stated he believes Soviet troops already inside the Communist perimeter could be equipped with nuclear weapons. He said NATO forces in Europe do not possess such arms and that Moscow’s warning to the U.S. may be propaganda or a diplomatic gambit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Adenauer
United States
NATO
Europe
Soviet Union
High Communists Visit With Nehru
In New Delhi Prime Minister Nehru bid farewell to Communist Chinese Premier Chou En-lai on departure for Nepal and then hosted Soviet Defense Minister Georgi Zhukov for a courtesy luncheon at his residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Delhi
Nehru
Chou En-lai
Nepal
Georgi Zhukov
Gas Line Breaks At Medicine Lodge Explosion isolates gas
A Skelly Oil Co gasoline plant east of Medicine Lodge Kansas ruptured two natural gas lines after a weld failed on a 16 inch pipe causing a 230 pound pressure drop. No injuries were reported though gas service to Salina and other areas was disrupted temporarily. The yard blast occurred near the plant yard and the facility will be shut until repairs complete. Wallace Benefield the engineer on duty notified crewmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Lodge
Kas
Skelly Oil Co
Salina
Bill Nelson
Skelly
Kansas Power & Light Co
Wallace Benefield
Eisenhower Hosts First Inaugural Reception Reopened
The White House dazzled with pomp as President Eisenhower and Mrs. Eisenhower welcomed 1,200 guests in a reception for diplomats newly assigned to Washington occurring three days after the President’s second term oath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Eisenhower fellowship awarded to K State College president
New York Dr. James A. McCain president of Kansas State College is awarded an Eisenhower exchange fellowship to study in Europe. He will leave about April 1 for seven months of study abroad per Thomas B. McCabe chairman of the Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship Foundation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
James A. McCain
Kansas State College
Europe
Thomas B. McCabe
Eisenhower Exchange Fellowship Foundation
McCain
Three Air Force Officers Die In Jet Trainer Collision
In Big Spring Texas three Air Force officers were killed when two 33 jet trainers collided at about 1,200 feet five miles from Webb Air Force Base. Victims were Lt Kenneth A Aueason 24 of Salt Lake City Utah Lt Carlton R Virden 24 of Robstown Texas and Lt William H Charbonneau III 23 of Yakima Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Spring
Tex
Air Force
Webb Air Force
Kenneth A. Au
Eason
Salt Lake City
Utah
Carlton R. Virden
Robstown
William H. Charbonneau III
Yakima
Wash
Pyramids Built Across Egypt 3000 to 1900 B C
The article notes pyramid construction spanning 3000 to 1900 B C in ancient Egypt. It also mentions Sir Francis Drake exploring California in 1579, framing early global voyages and exploration history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sir Francis Drake
California
Madrid Cleans Streets Twice Daily to Curb Litter
Madrid authorities intensify cleanup with streets hosed down twice daily to deter littering by residents. Trash disposal remains urged into waste baskets as part of citywide cleanliness drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
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the Soil Conservation
Ottawa Co-op
Co-op Assn
N. Main
U. S
Sheila Ferguson
John Deere
Ottawa Tractor & Implement Co
Moscow
K-State
Mator
W. Fourth
Wellsville
Conserva
Tion
Grain & Lumber Co
Princeton
Garnett
Waverly
Soil Conservation District
SCS
THE
R. S. Hill, Pres
Ed Hosler
F.D
State Bank
Glen Hayward
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