Actress Carroll Baker Confined With Glandular Fever
London dispatch reports film actress Carroll Baker is confined to bed with glandular fever. Her husband Jack Garfein says her face and neck are swollen and a doctor has ordered her to stay abed over the weekend. U S ambassador to India and Mrs John Kenneth Galbraith prepare to dedicate New Delhi’s Roosevelt House. Norman Dyhrenfurth, leader of the first all American Everest expedition, flies to Darjeeling to meet Tenzing Norgay and recruit Sherpas.
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Carroll Baker
London
Jack Garfein
U.S
India
John Kenneth Galbraith
New Delhi
Roosevelt House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Norman Dyhrenfurth
Santa Monica Canyon
Calif
Darjeeling
Tenzing Norgay
Nut Bowl Breaks After Lathe Accident
J. D. Woodsum a Pomona High student was shaping a nut bowl in the school shop when the lathe started and the bowl shattered. A fragment pierced the hardboard ceiling. J. D. is the son of Mr and Mrs Donald Woodsum of Ottawa RFD 4.
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J. D. Woodsum
J. D
Pomona High
Donald Woodsum
Ottawa
RFD
Weather County and Kansas Forecast Summary
Partial clearing and colder tonight. Partly cloudy and continued cold Sunday. Low tonight around 5 below. High Sunday 5 to 10 above. Kansas forecast partly cloudy tonight. Fair Sunday colder over state tonight. Warmer in west Sunday afternoon. Low tonight zero to 5 below north and zero to 5 above south. High Sunday 10 to 15.
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Kansas
Record Cold Grips North as Snow Covers Wide Areas
Arctic cold draped the central Plains to the Atlantic Coast with fresh snow and sleet in many regions. Subzero readings persisted in North Dakota Minnesota Wisconsin Iowa Michigan and Maine while southern areas saw brief thaws. Over 141 deaths linked to the cold were reported as hazardous driving warnings and icy conditions spread from Missouri to Florida.
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Midcontinent
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Plains
Atlantic Coast
Great Plains
Texas
Arizona
North Dakota
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Iowa
Illinois
Michigan
Maine
Carolinas
Tennessee
Gulf States
Bemidji
Minn
Wausau
Wis
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Bismarck
N.D
Marquette
Mich
Des Moines
Ohio
Ilinois
Indiana
Missouri
Kentucky
Arkansas
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Mother Dies While Saving Babies From Fire in East St Louis
A 28 year old mother died after returning to a burning first floor apartment in East St Louis to rescue her three children Keith 8 Charlotte 6 and Venetta 4. Fire touched off by an exploding oil stove. one two month old child was saved. Martha Newson 22 also saved her children before leaping to safety. Nearby fires in Texas Alaska and Minnesota killed more children and injured others with causes under investigation.
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Tve
East St. Louis
Ill
Lufkin
Tex
Spenard
Alaska
Juanita Moore
Keith
Charlotte
Venetta
Elmer Davis
Martha Newson
Accident Tip Wins Five Dollar Prize in Herald Contest
Bill Mason of 820 S Hickory won The Herald news tip contest and a $5 prize for submitting an on the spot tip about a truck train collision. Other contributors named include Mrs E E Stewart and many residents from Richmond Wellsville Williamsburg Pomona and nearby areas.
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Bill Mason
Hickory
Herald
Mason
The
E. E. Stewart
RFD
Williamsburg
Roselyn Whitley
W. 7Th
W. F. Peterson
Wellsville
D. C. Whitaker
Willow
B. F. Bowers
S. Cedar
Harriet’ Johnson
Richmond
Viola Robinson
S. Locust
Lloyd Robbins Sr
Pomona
Cary Terry
S. Poplar
Joe Milchelt
Sandy Shade
E. 17Th
W. M McClintic
W. 11Th
Fred Kuiken
Judith Pickering
Walnut
Cliff Reynolds
College
Heralds Soil Edition Preview Monday Feature Stories and Ads
The Herald announces its annual Soil Conservation edition to be published Monday. It will feature stories by Kansas State University officials and local agriculture department specialists, plus many pictures of interest to Herald readers. The edition will also include messages from advertisers offering a wide variety of merchandise and services.
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Herald
Kansas State University
Agriculture Department
Snowy Kansas Roads Begin To Form Slick Surfaces
Highways across Kansas grew slick as snow began sticking to road surfaces. Patrol reports limited accumulations and no expected road closures.
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Topeka
Kansas
Highway Patrol
Five Crew Found After B52 Crash Near Greenville Maine
Greenville Maine AP reports the bodies of the five missing B52 crewmen were recovered on the flight path extending about a mile and a half from the wreckage. No further details were released by the Air Force.
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Greenville
Maine
Air Force
Arctic cold returns as Kansas tracks a frosty weekend
AP reports a new Arctic air outbreak spreading over the Plains. Snow began in northwest Kansas Friday afternoon and moved across the state with light accumulations up to one inch in the west and two inches at Goodland. Eastern Kansas saw only traces. Highs ranged 13 to 31 degrees, with lows from zero to 18 above. Sunday outlook is partly cloudy and very cold with subzero wind chills in the northwest.
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New York
Albany
Buffalo
Elmira
Watertown
Plains States
Midwest
Wausau
Dakotas
Aberdeen
S.D
Bismarck
N.D
Nebraska
Pacific Coast
Northwest
Gulf States
Texas
New Mexico
Arizona
Nevada
California
Oregon
Washington
Topeka
Kansas
Goodland
Weather Bureau
Pittsburg
Kansas Queen Crowned at National American Bee Convention
Joyce Ann Cade of Quenemo Kansas Miss Kansas was chosen national Honey Queen at the American Beekeeping Federation convention in San Antonio Texas. The 19 year old KU senior edged six other contestants.
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San Antonio
Tex
Joyce Ann Cade
Quenemo
Kan
Kansas
American Bee- Keeping Federation
Miss Cade
University of Kansas
Name Candidates For C of C Board
Ten Ottawa businessmen have been named candidates for five 3 year positions on the city's Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Ballots go out next week and the new directors will be announced at the annual meeting Monday night February 25.
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Ottawa
Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Peg Carr
C of C
Jack D. Bennett
J. R. Cheney
Robert M. Clogston
Jules Doty
Paul Gaynor
Lewis Irwin
David Laury
Loren Latimer
John B. Pierson
Budge Reusch
Pastor Guilty Of Misdemeanor In Crosswalk Death
In Wichita a 71 year old pastor Elsie A Marvin was found guilty of misdemeanor negligent homicide. Judge Robert L Morrison fined her 100 dollars for the crosswalk death of Gerald W Swindler aged 55 who was partly blind when struck by her vehicle on November 20.
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Wichita
Court of Common Pleas
Robert L. Morrison
Elsie A. Marvin
Tany's Too Ad Promises July Delays in January Relief
An old advertisement for Tany's Too hints at a wait for July service, joking that January would be preferred. It promotes Prescriptions-Raney and lists CH 2-3092 as contact. The line suggests a witty, period-voice promo typical of hometown ads.
Plan Public Affairs Luncheons in Ottawa
The first of a series of public affairs luncheons by state legislators from Ottawa will be held at the North American Hotel on Saturday Feb 2. Ottawa Chamber of Commerce manager Peg Carr announced the event sponsored by the C of C Public Affairs Committee with Wayne Angell state representative and Bill Bowers state senator ready to answer questions on legislative matters. Reservations at the hotel or C of C office by 10 a.m. Saturday are encouraged.
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Ottawa
Peg Carr
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Wayne Angell
Bill Bowers
Students Concert Sunday at Ottawa High School
Ottawans can attend a mid winter concert Sunday afternoon in Memorial Auditorium. Ottawa High School junior and senior high bands perform starting 3 30 p m with marches folk pieces and My Fair Lady selections. The senior band features Bach Tschaikowsky and a trumpet solo Trumpets Ole conducted by Loren Matthews.
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Ottawa High School
Memorial Auditorium
Bach
Tschaikowsky
Loren Matthews
No Lady Astronaut Debunked by NASA Spokesman
In Warner Robins Georgia Lt Col John A Powers of NASA asserted no woman will become an astronaut under current plans. He told reporters at Robins Air Force Base there is no such thing as a lady astronaut and no plans for one in the foreseeable future.
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Warner Robins
John A. (Shorty
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Robins Air Force Base
Virtues Of Revolution Hard To Find By Cuba Visit
Six American newsmen touring Havana to see the virtues of the Socialist revolution witness deteriorating conditions. Cars break down frequently as Cuba struggles with parts and fuel shortages. They tour cane fields, a sugar operation, and a language institute where students chant Fidel portraits. Cuban guides escort them to meetings with officials but security confines them to the dock area.
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Miami
Havana
Shirley Sykes
Cuba
Raul Lazo
Foreign Ministry
Antonio Cardoso
Lazo
Cardoso
Matanzas
Varadero Beach
Limo
Vivas
Vivas Fidel
Instituto de Idiomas Language Institute
Carlos Lopez
New York
New York University
Lopez
NYU
Blas Roca
Refugees flee Cuba as 292 children escape communist rule
Theodore A. Ediger reports from Miami on 292 Cuban children leaving Friday. SS Shirley Lykes carried 253, and 39 flew by special plane. Parents cited communist indoctrination in Cuban schools under Fidel Castro. Milagros Hernandez, 11, arrived with two dolls sent two years prior by her Costa Rican father.
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Theodore A.ediger
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Shirley Lykes
Indoc
Milagros Hernandez
Alberto
Mariquita
Andez
San Jose
Costa Rica
Milagros
Maria Gonzalez
New York
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Herald’s
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Shawn
Ross Nelson
Dick Crawford
Quenemo Girl
Honey Queen
Dwight Haworth
Earl Guist
E. E. Haley
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Frank Holden
Highway Commission
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Garfield School
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