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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1957

Page

9

Rock Springs Ranch shapes Kansas 4-H leadership camp

Rock Springs Ranch near Abilene Kansas hosts 4-H members from 70 counties for a three day summer camp. The self supporting facility supports youth development through cooperative effort and fundraising by clubs statewide. The site features permanent stone buildings a health center auditorium chapel and evolving dining hall with work underway on basement and additional cabins and a pristine natural spring powering an 18 foot water wheel.

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Tornado chasing P51 plane belly lands after takeoff

A P51 piloted by Jim Cook of Jacksboro Texas made a belly landing near Topeka after partial power loss shortly after takeoff. The half-retracted landing gear collapsed in the crash, the aircraft heavily damaged while carrying weather research instruments. Cook was unhurt during the incident. Cook's Sunday mission was weather balloon chasing for U.S. Weather Bureau.

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Swiss Girls Take A Spill On A Bid Cycle

Two Swiss cyclists resuming a cross country trip from New York to California were struck by a motorist near Guymon Oklahoma. Maya Weissbaum, 25, sustained a leg cut. Irene Smarti, 23, both in swimsuits, rode on a bicycle built for two. They stated daily mileage of 30 to 100 miles and that Weissbaum is a legal secretary while Smarti is a dress designer.

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Giant Oaks Protected Near Gyulavari On Hungarian Border

Three ancient oaks estimated at 500 to 600 years old near Gyulavari on the Hungarian Romanian border are now under official protection. The trees shade more than an acre of land, marking a remnant of the great forests that once covered the Hungarian Plain.

Budapest Gyulavari Hungary

Five Million Cut Seen In Ike's Budget

Washington reports that House Appropriations Chairman Cannon says Congress may reduce about five billion dollars from presidential funding requests this year if the Senate and public persist. Eisenhower sought 73.3 billion in new appropriations. the House has already cut and the Senate shows signs of resistance to further increases.

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Colorado Blue Spruce Planted At Gettysburg Club

Colorado’s official state tree the blue spruce is being planted at the Gettysburg Country Club in Pennsylvania to remind President Eisenhower of his adopted state Fort Collins Colorado. Charles L. Terrell former extension forester at Colorado A&M College led the roundup for the project.

Fort Collins Colo.ur Eisenhower Colorado Gettysburg Charles L. Terrell Colorado A&m College

Rescuer Is Bawled Out In Omaha Fire

Romaine 85 carried his 98 year old semi invalid wife to safety from their burning apartment after the blaze began in the Clowser unit possibly from a cigarette. Mrs Clowser 62 was dead on arrival and her husband Bert Clowser 51 suffered second degree burns. Fire marshal Dan Mulcahey said investigators believe the fire started in the Clowser apartment.

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Boy Finds Tiny Fortune Through Penny Slots

Four-year-old Ernie Koop wandered downtown with his parents’ saved dimes and spent them in penny weighing machines and other vending devices. When found, the dimes were missing, but the story highlights a child's curious venture into everyday commerce.

Ernie Koop Ernie

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