Editorials The Kremlin Shuffle and Power Struggle
The Soviet Communist Party expelled four top leaders including former premiers Georgi Malenkov and V M Molotov along with L M Kaganovich and Dmitri Shepilov. The upheaval signals a intra party power struggle amid global nuclear talks, raising questions about reliability of any potential agreements with Moscow.
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Communist Party In
Russia
Georgi Malenkov
V. M. Molotov
L. M. Kaganovich
Dmitri Shepilov
Kremlin
Communist Party
Who is responsible for recent aerial spraying in Ottawa
A reader thanks the responsible party for aerial spraying in Ottawa that reduced pests during a visit to Forest Park. The writer notes their out-of-state guests and family enjoyed a pleasant evening with far fewer mosquitoes, chiggers, and ticks, expressing gratitude to the city for the improved conditions.
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Ottawa
Forest Park
Carroll W. Whiteford
N. Main
After All by elm Conversation on coffee breaks and vacations
A light column riffing on coffee breaks, vacations, rain, and cool nights. It jokes about 3000 cups of coffee per second in the United States, tourism spending, and weather, ending with a wry note that rain and drought have alternated in public mood.
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United States
This And That by joh
A pithy stitching of jokes and social asides on unions, diplomats, weight lifting, foreign cars, weddings, summer opera, fingerprinting, royalty, and odd gadgets. The piece blends satire with quick hits about customs, technology, culture, and daily life.
Ottawa Herald: Independent local daily
Ottawa Herald announces subscription rates by mail with monthly and yearly options, listing prices for trade area and outside trade area and noting publication schedule and post office details. The text names editor Guy Snedaker and publisher Robert B. Wellington.
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Dr. Main
Ottawa
Kas
Robert B. Wellington
Scyeseeee Ewe Ee
Guy Snedaker
Auld Lang Syne 25 Years Ago At Ottawa Circus
The Marais des Cygnes river neared flood stage at Ottawa with a projected 25 foot crest about two feet above flood level. Mr and Mrs Paul Stubbs moved from 324 Maple to 321 Locust. Franklin County issued 13 marriage licenses in June, down from 25 in 1931 and up from 32 in 1990. About 25 arrived from Emporia by train for the circus. W B Cooper sold the peanut and popcorn stand at Third and Main to Joseph Paul. Horseshoe pitching by Carey Porter drew many Ottawa men. Dr J F Claypool left for the Jamestown exposition.
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Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Franklin County
W. B. Cooper
Third and Main
Joseph Paul
Clips And Quips From Three Papers On AAH Humor
Snippets from Augusta Gazette Lawrence Journal-World and Wichita Eagle reflect lighthearted quips about aging motorists, curious neighbors, and farmers facing troubles. A 91 year old Minnesotan forecasts his first auto ride amid aging and wit.
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Lawrence Journal-World
Prayer for Today Faith and Spiritual Power Prayer
A devotional prayer notes sorrow yet rejoicing and riches in faith. It asks for forgiveness of burdens and requests Jesus Christ to provide spiritual power and love through humility and belief. Amen.
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Jesus Christ
Television Program Listings Summary
Channel 513 CBS airs CBS programs, Channel 9 lists NBC and ABC shows, Channel 4 and Channel 513 schedule ABC content, with repetition of network codes and program blocks across stations. The text catalogs available channels rather than a single program or event.
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Channel
CBS
ABC
Radio Program Schedule Fragment for Friday and Sunday
Radio listings show KCMO and WDAF slots with programs including News, Boxing, Andy show, Sparta, Boston Blacke, World Tonight, Easy Melodies, The Christophers, Family Worship, World Concert, and Weather updates. Mentions July and Bathday. times span 8:00 AM to 9:35 PM with scattered 20 minute and half hour slots.
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West Point
Mickey Mouse
Helen O'¢on
Laurel-Hardy
Blondie
Darisauth
NBC News
Gus
Angela Date
Juplico Rand
Mid-America
Susan
Rin Farm Report
Perfm'ce
Gallant
Orsa
Billy Ataham
Playhouse AsNews
Martin Kene
Texas Rassito
Julius LaRosa
Pueblo Herit
Quy Hero Theatre
Deny
Lattis Raseas
Playhouse
BBO Playhouse
Grief
Chris Gan
Amer Indust
Beyond
Graf Roberts
Monte Cristo
Crossroads
World Report
VWI
Amer. Forum
the Answer
Mavie
Amer
Erended
Town Hall
Bieve Alien
Sheena
David Nivens
Gullock
Hickok
TV Hour
Sun
G. EB
h—Flight Serenassan
Disneyland
Ta San Las
Christophera
Secret Journal
Hitchcock
David Nivert
KCMO
WDAF
Bob Sanders
Wdars Minean Beatty
Q. Lewis
Robt
Andy
Sparta
Boston
Blackle
XCMO
World Tonight
the Christophers
Jack Benny
Atush
Miss Brooks
Rema Teh Miller
Mitch Miller
WNAF
Ole Opry
Pickworth
WDNAF
Muale
CMO
Nenek
KOFO
First Baptist
First Methodist
Ww M
Pope
Centropolis
Sports Wehr
Mt. Oread
County church listings and weekly schedules in various parishes
A dense roster of church services, Sunday schools, M Y F youth groups, and weekly activities across many parishes including St. Therese Campelle, Wellsville Baptet-Royal Hiatt, Greenwood Baptist, Homewood St. Anthony's, Waverly St. Joseph's, Centropolis Baptist, and others. Includes pastors, service times, weekday prayers, and youth programs across multiple communities.
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St. Therese Campelle
Richmond
Owen Cote
Wellsville
Royal Hiatt
Fomona Methodist — Church
M.Y.R
Wayne Hollins
Greenwood Baptist
Burton Fisher
BYF & Antioch Baptist
John Butler
Homewood St. Anthony's
George Krasinski
Waverly St. Joseph's
George Klasinski
Lane Methodist
George M. Boycourt
Apricain
W. Newell Razak
Jehovah's Witnesses
Kingdom Hall
Quenemo
Yirab Baptist
Pim
Cecil VW Kramer
Minton Chapel
Dick Krumpe
All Chorch
Moronng
Rantoul
Tanly Baptist
W. EB. Shoemaker
Par Semar
P. m
Emerald St. Farrick
Tack Harrington
Centropolis
Youth Fellowship
New Hope
Ruhaman
R. B
Runamph
Naw Hope
Princeton Chranan
Mahert Todd
Pomona Amembry of God
Pate Ratzlatt
Appanouse Baptist
Ralph Hunt, Jr
President Eisenhower Supervises Crops and Cattle at Gettysburg Farm
President Eisenhower spent a holiday weekend at his Gettysburg farm inspecting Aberdeen Angus cattle and feed crops. Secret Service agents patrolled the highway border as he rode his estate in riding attire, signaling a rare glimpse of the president in agricultural duties.
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Gettysburg
Eisenhower
Secret Service
Miriam Leader in Israel and the Jealousy of Moses’ sister
Sunday School lesson centers on Miriam’s jealousy toward Moses and God’s response. It notes her early support for Moses, later envy over Cushite marriage and favor, and eventual punishment as a leper. The piece warns jealous leaders harm themselves, lose friends, and miss the deeper call to faith.
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Miriam
Israel
Moses
Hhe Daugher
Pharaoh
North Africa
Rantoul Area Social News Highlights Visitors and Travel
Mr and Mrs Earl Vink and Emily returned home from a week with his parents in Minnesota. Glenna Rae Burgoon accompanied her uncle Ray Evans to Oakley for an indefinite stay. Glen Young and family from Pasadena California visited Lloyd Griffith. Martha and Anne Christie of Ottawa spent Sunday with Fayne Lathen. Theron McClure of Cascade Locks Oregon stayed with W L Grimm and family and the Grimms left for Oregon. F C Hermsmeyers hosted a watermelon supper Sunday evening with guests.
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Earl Vink
Emily
Minnesota
Glenna Rae Burgoon
Ray Evans
Tooakley
Glen Young
Pasadena
Calif
Lloyd Griffith
Martha
Anne Christie
Ottawa
Fayne, Lathen
Theron McClure
Cascade Locks
Ore
W. L. Grimm
Grimm
Calvin Grimm
Oregon
F. C. Hermsmeyers
Sunday Guests Fill Local Homes Across Somerset Area
The Ottawa Herald reports a flurry of Sunday visits as families and friends gathered near Somerset and Ottawa. Guests included Mrs. Leo Blackstone and sons. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Watkins. Bernadine Hermesmeyer and Dickie Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Gale Gilbert at Ralph Coles home. Rowe Dean Redick and son. Robert Redick and family at Ray Redick home. Buddie Burgoon returned from Garnett. Clarence Coffman visited his mother Martha Coffman in Wellsville. Jesse Laduke and Fairland visitors left after weekend at W. L. Grimms. Rex Richards and family from California attended a funeral in Neodeska with J. R. Richards. Charles Johnson of Chicago visited W. R. Byrn. Wendel Byrn and family from Provence Village joined them. Marilyn Beck and Diana Coats spend week at Byrn home. Delvina Evans and Keneth visited L. M. Watkins.
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Leo Blackstone and Sons
Rowe Dean Redick
Ottawa
Robert Redick
Ray Redick
Buddie Burgoon
Kenneth Evang
Gar-nett
Clarence Coffman
Wellsville
Martha Coffman
Jesse Laduke
Fairland
Okla
W. L. Grimms
Wuemays
Charles Johnson
Chicago
W. R. Byrn
Wendel Byrn
Provence Village
Marilyn Beck
Diana Coats
Byrn
Delvina Evans
Keneth
L. M. Watkins
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Colorado
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Bakers’ Union
Congress
France
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Elizabeth II
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Paul Stubbs
Emporia
Carey Porter
J. F. Claypool
Augusta Gazette
Benson
Wichita
Channel 4
NBC
Free Methodist
Wiliamsburg
F. Longenecker
Trinceton
Methodist
Tom Reborn
Meinomm
Fau F. Leslie
Churen
A.m. Rill
EB. H. Meyers
Lawrence
Il Acm
G. M. McIntosh
Centropatts Chrstian
Donald F. Hood
Homewood Chritian
Ronald Seward
By Roy L. Smith
Preacher
Eiven Mies
Rantoul Area
Mrs. Gale Gilbert
J. R. Richards
Neadeska
Rex Richards
Mrs. Richards
Gibbons Service and Cafe
St. Boniface Church
Scipio Hall
Dauntless Frontier
Fess Parker
Jeff York
Chimlney Rock
Pawnee Country
Walt Disney
Buena Vista
Hillcrest Drive-In
Nneral Dean Berlin
Ana Man, Cre
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