Well Child Clinic Set for July 10 in Co op Building
News briefs note a Well Child Clinic on Wednesday July 10 from 9 a.m. to noon at the Co op building for children up to five years old offering complete physical exams by a doctor and parental consultation. Also reported: a terrapin with a red painted name Speedy Gonzales found by Mrs. Foose, and several local notices including a Nowata Oklahoma trip by Dr. Flora and family, a July 4 picnic near Ottawa, a car fender skirt theft on July Fourth, a Kansas State Society picnic in Long Beach California, a Naval boot camp graduation for Jackie L. Wilson, a tractor accident injuring Clifford Carey, and new Army promotions and reassignments in Kobe Japan and Fort Belvoir Virginia.
Poles Praise Mao Ahead of China Leader Visit
Paris reports show Polish press, from official party organs to Catholic weeklies, lauding Mao Zedong as a reformer freeing socialism from Stalinist remnants. They highlight his February party committee speech as a classic Marxist work and suggest other nations mimic China’s approach to socialism. The coverage signals Polish fear of renewed Soviet control and seeks China as an ally.
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Paris
Mao Tze-tung
Poland
Communist Party
Stalin
Mao
Party Committee
Przekro
Chin
Hospital Notes Admits Multiple Patients This Week
Admitted Otto Lowman of Richmond and Mrs Grace Warner at 729 W 6th. Wayne Griffin at 916 N Oak Esther Kratz of Pomona Carl Horn Buckle at 916 N Mulberry. Births to Mr and Mrs Francis Warren at 125 Willow a daughter born today weight eight pounds. Discharged David Keith Coburn 315 FE 5th Mrs John F Laws RFC 2 Williamsburg Friday Mrs Don Miller 1120 N Oak today.
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Otto Lowman
Richmond
Grace Warner
Wayne Griffin
N. Oak
Esther Kratz
Pomona
Carl Hornbuckle
N. Mulberry
Francis Warren
Willow
David Keith Coburn
John F. Laws
RFC
Williamsburg
Don Miller
Oak
Fenders Bent In Wrecks Here
Two collisions yesterday left several vehicles damaged. In the West 8th Street incident Mrs. Harris signaled a left turn but swung right to park and struck Albert Adron York’s car, causing minor damage to York’s left rear fender. A separate three car crash at 7th and Main involved Elsie Pope Farris Hink and Ernest Roecker. Roecker’s failure to stop pushed Hink’s car into Pope’s, with major front end damage to Roecker’s vehicle.
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West 8Rd
Charles Harris
Baldwin
Harris
Albert Adron York
7Th and
Main
Elsie Marie Pope
RFD
Farris Irene Hink
Williamsburg
7Th Street
Ernest Wesley Roecker
Garnett
Hink
Pope
Roecker
County Students Attending KU This Summer
Franklin County sends thirty six students among the 2850 enrolled for the University of Kansas summer session. The total student body is 12 percent larger than 1956, with representation from 42 states, Hawaii, Puerto Rico and 44 foreign students from 27 countries. Local names include Lane-Francis D Moon, Sarah E Beller, James L Green, George H Spears, Gary Lee Bosworth, and Robert E McLain, among others from Ottawa Princeton Wellsville and Williamsburg.
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Franklin County
University of Kansas
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Paris Police Allow Coats Off On Duty In Heat
Paris policemen were permitted to remove their coats on duty due to an intense heat wave described as unprecedented. The order, issued late, applied to officers with belts while those wearing suspenders kept jackets on.
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Paris
Europe
Paris Pacemenn
Soviet Youth Mobilized For Annual Harvest
AP reports 300000 Soviet youths are sent from European Russia to central Asia and Siberia to harvest grain under Khrushchev’s virgin lands program. They travel free, work hard in summer, and receive extra grain and cash pay, with some on state farms earning about 12 rubles daily.
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Soviet Union
Central Asia
Central
Siberia
Nikita Khruschev
Russia
Communist Party
Young Communist League
Baby Killed in Car Accident Near Ellis
Nine month old Mary Frances Kinderknecht died when the car her mother Mrs Ralph Kinderknecht 18 of Ellis overturned after steering problems. The mother sustained only bruises.
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Ellis
Mary Frances Kinderknecht
Here
Ralph Kinderknecht
Harlem Girl Wins Crown At Wimbledon
Althea Gibson of New York became the first Negro to win Wimbledon singles today, defeating Darlene Hard of California 6 3 6 2 in the women's final before 17,000 spectators including Queen Elizabeth. Gibson dominated with strong serve and volley as American women extended their run with the title for the 14th straight year since 1937. The Queen attended in a rose and white silk dress and straw hat, entering the royal box shortly before the match.
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Wimbledon
England
Althea Gibson
New York
Darlene Hard
Montebello
Calif
Quene Elizabeth
Dorothy Round
Britain
Beef Rebuilding Program Begun in Western States
Reports from livestock markets show a strong beef cattle rebuilding trend across southwestern and western areas emerging from drought. Feeder cattle moves to terminal markets have been below normal due to good range and pasture. The Agriculture Department notes many cattlemen prefer rebuilding herds, predicting smaller marketings in summer and fall from western Nebraska to the Gulf of Mexico, with smaller current supplies but larger future beef availability.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nebraska
Gulf of Mexico
Weekend Guests At President's Gettysburg Farm
President Dwight D. Eisenhower hosted a houseful for a holiday weekend in Gettysburg. Gen Alfred Gruenther and W B Alton Jones arrived. Jones, a Cities Service Corp executive, joined the golfers as Eisenhower and his foursome played in gusty wind with birdies on the first two holes.
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Gettysburg
Fisenhower
Alfred Gruenther
W. B. Alton Jones
New York
Jones
Cities Service Corp
Gruenther
Eisenhower
President Eisenhower to receive report on Cameron disaster needs
Brigadier General Arthur S. Nevins and George E. Allen greet President at Gettysburg. Gruenther, head of the American Red Cross, returns from a tour of the Louisiana coast damaged by hurricane and tidal wave to brief Eisenhower on medical relief and reconstruction needs in Cameron Parish.
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Gettysburg
Arthur S. Nevins
George E. Allen
Gruenther
American Red Cross
Louisiana
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Eisenhower
Cameron
German Troops Join NATO at Marburg Ceremony
Gen Lauris Norstad assumed command of the first German land forces in NATO. About 700 German troops from three divisions, only 80 percent strength, were reviewed as they undergo training before becoming combat ready. French Gen Valuy welcomed the Germans and stated the commitment to NATO defense and peace. The Germans promised to supply 12 divisions to NATO forces.
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Marburg
Germany
Lauris Norstad
Atlantic Alliance
Europe
NATO
Norstad
Jean Etienne Valluy
Milestone for Aviation Firms
The article marks the 20th anniversary of Atlantic maiden survey flights proving regular US Europe air service possible. A Pan American 32 passenger Sikorsky flying boat flew Botwood Newfoundland to Southampton England, exchanging radio with British Imperial Airways. Two decades later Atlantic crossings occur 60 times daily by 15 nations. times drop from 28 hours to about 12 hours with modern DC-70s at 350 mph.
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United States
Europe
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Pan American World Airways
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Newfoundland
Southampton
England
mid-Atlantic
British Imperial Airways
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Eire
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Long Island
Senate Aide Hennings Undergoes Gall Stone Operation
Washington reports Sen. Hennings D Mo is described in good condition after gall stone surgery yesterday. The operation also removed his appendix. The surgeon said he will likely stay in the hospital for about a week to 10 days.
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Washington
Sen.Hennings
D-Mo
Hennings
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Jay Ellis
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G. I. Streebin
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Jack Wilson
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Arthur Atchison
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Topeka
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Francis D. Moon
Sarah E. Beller
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Tennyson I. Bland
Glen H. Brown
Monroe Coutts
James L. Green
W. 5Th
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Lowell A. Gish
S. Poplar
Glenda M. Hayward
S. Cedar
Glen Hayward
Frank Lee Johnson
Rockwood Dr
Edwin Johnson
Janice Lea Johnson
George F.kramer
Waldo F. Kramer
Leon E. Malloy
Leonard Medina
N. Locut
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S. Hickory
Henry Parker
Richard L. Peters
Gerald J. Servatius
Ash
Joe Ser
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H. M. van Landingham
Howard G. White
E. 14Th
Dorothy E. Nitcher
Mrs
Cleo Nitcher
Elna J. Patton
Francis L. Hobson
Lula Hobson
Nancy L. Collins
P. Evert Collins
George M. Dietrich
George Dietrich
Wellsville
Gary Lee Bosworth
Marion Bosworth
Ralph E. Challender
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Ralph Chalender
Marzella J. Dwyer
Lois Mae Miller
Roy V. Miller
Idyl Murray
Merle R. Newton
M. D. Newton
Robert Ira Leib
Perry Leib
James C. Pool
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RFD 2
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Henry Mason
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Atomic Energy Commission
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Ottawa Herald
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Louis H. Dengel
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Milo M. Hewitt
William W. Wallace
Dean Berlin
Homer J. Henning
Urary HE
Ottawa Joos Building & Loan 7 Association
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