Ground-breaking ceremony set for Pomona reservoir
Weather bureau foresees fair to partly cloudy skies for eastern Kansas tonight and Saturday. Ground-breaking at Pomona reservoir planned for 7 p.m. just east of a hill. Col L E Laurion to speak for the Army and Bill Salome for Gov Docking. Band of 100 high school musicians to play. Roads and routes to the dam site marked for Ottawans and visitors. A Wyandotte County centennial motorcade will visit Ottawa Saturday with a 15-minute show.
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Kansas
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Corps of Engineers
Kansas City
Department of the Army
Bill Salome
Topeka
George Docking
Quenemo
Special Clinics Busy In KC Polio Shots Hit Record
Five clinics in Kansas City plus General Hospital administered Salk polio vaccines again today after a Thursday record. A total of 4,629 people received injections, as three new polio cases were reported this year bringing the count to 30. Victims William Saunders 26 Helen Watkins 2 had completed the three shot series. James E. Ellington 21 an airman at Richards-Gebaur had no inoculations.
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Kansas City
City
General Hospital
Hugo Dwyer
William Saunders
Helen Watkins
James E. Ellington
Richards-Gebaur Air Force Base
County Forecast Partly Cloudy and Warm Weekend
Partly cloudy conditions continue this afternoon tonight and Saturday. Expect warmer afternoons and nights with highs reaching the upper 80s today and around 90 Saturday. Lows tonight near the lower 60s.
Caring For Sick Birds Is Mrs. O'Neil's Hobby
Wellsville resident Mrs. Mary O'Neil runs a small ward for injured and lost birds in her garage. She educates children about humane care, feeds and rehabilitates patients, and notes rising poison-related bird fatalities while recalling a rare transfer of a grosbeak to Ontario with official permits.
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Wellsville
Mary O'Neil
O'Neil
Sharon Perry
John Perry
Iver
Susy
Kansas City
Ontario
Topeka
Washington
National Geographics
Jordan Fails To Make 147 In Portland Title Fight
Welterweight title challenger Don Jordan weighed in at 148 pounds well over the 147 limit for tonight's bout with Denny Moyer in Portland. He had until noon Pacific to shed weight and headed to the Portland YMCA to skip rope after the weigh in as his manager planned.
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Portland
Ore.i
Don Jordan
Denny Moyer
Jordan
Golf collision on Clay Center course shocks players
Clay Center AP reports a rare midair golf ball collision at Clay Center Country Club. Mrs Walter Obenland on hole No 3 and Leo Larson on hole No 6 both swung, their balls meeting in flight, suggesting a hook or slice by one player.
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Clay Center
Clay Center Country Club
Walter Obenland
Leo Larson
Nixon Favored By Khrushchev
Vice President Richard M. Nixon was told by W Averell Harriman that Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev regards Nixon as the next U S president Harriman said Khrushchev made the remark after visiting Moscow and speaking with Nixon in Nixon's Capitol office Harriman reported Nixon plans a July 22 trip to Moscow to open a U S exhibit and confer with Soviet leaders
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Richard M. Nixon
W. Averell Harriman
Nikitai Khrushchev
Nixon
United States
Harriman
Moscow
Khrushchev
U.S
Police Inspector Teaches Strippers Rules in Detroit
In Detroit exotics dancers attended a police academy course on permissible stripping. Inspector Melville Bullach led the session at the Police Academy, warning that sex may be shown but cannot incite riots. Dancers including Blaze Fury and Miss Sloan observed and laughed at demonstrations.
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Detroit
Police
Detroit Police Academy
Blaze Fury
Reddi
No No
High Court Upholds Rule On Lawyers In Kansas
Kansas Supreme Court upholds rule requiring local Kansas counsel for attorneys who live in Kansas but practice largely in Missouri. Keith Martin, Mission attorney with offices in both states, challenged the rule in a divorce case but the court affirmed the lower court. The rule ensures Kansas litigants have readily available local counsel for service and action in Kansas courts.
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Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas
Keith Martin
Mission, Kas
Missouri
Wyandotte
Martin
Supreme Court Today
Supreme Court
Kansas City
Mission
Kansas Board of Tax Appeals
Johnson
Long To File Damage Suit In Louisiana Governor's Claim
Louisiana Governor Earl K Long announces will file more than two million dollars in damages suits against Time Inc and its Life and Time magazines for alleged slanderous articles and pictures. He expects attorney Joe Arthur Sims to file in 19th District Court, Baton Rouge. Two legislative leaders criticized Life magazine's photo of the governor in bed attire at a Covington motel. He plans a Westward vacation, leaving Winnfield for Shreveport and Fort Worth before flying to Texas.
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Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Time, Inc
Time
Life
Joe Arthur Sims
19Th District Court
Baton Rouge
Margaret Dixon
B. B. Rayburn
Jesse McLain
Life Magazine
Covington
Winnfield Farm
Shreveport
Fort Worth
Tex
Finger Free by Plop as Washer Lets Go in London
Olga Minters washing machine trap tied up 15 firemen two police and an ambulance crew for two hours as her finger stuck in a drain pipe caused a crowd and traffic jam. A neighbor called for help and the doctor was ready to move the machine to hospital when the finger suddenly released.
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London
Olga Minter
Mrs. Minter
Jury Deadlock Ends Mack Whiteside Trial After 30 Hours
Franklin County jury discharged after more than 30 hours of deliberation in the Mack Thurman A Whiteside conspiracy case with a reported 11 1 split. Judge Burnita Matthews admonished Mack lawyer Nicholas J Chase for improper conduct during the lengthy trial. No verdict announced and possible second trial未 announced.
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Washington
Richard A. Mack-Thurman A. Whiteside
U.S
Burnita S. Matthews
Robert A. Burner
Burner
Mack
Federal Communications Commission
Whiteside
Miami
Public Service Television, Inc
Matthews
Nicholas J. Chase
Chase
Industry-Wide Walkout Set For Tuesday
Industry and union negotiators moved toward a possible industry wide strike at midnight Tuesday as talks intensified in steel contract talks. Leaders McDonald and Cooper described exchanges as data sharing and recessed to gather more information before resuming conferences.
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New York
Cooper
Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
Private Clubs Seek Ways To Sell Drinks In Wichita
Six private and social clubs in the Wichita area search for a legal means to provide liquor to members. Rolling Hills County Club manager Wayne Vanderpool said plans will be submitted to Attorney General John Anderson for approval. Clubs named include Rolling Hills, Crestview, Wichita Country Club, Petroleum Club, Prairie Club, and Wichita Club following raids on Sedgwick County night spots amid charges of illegal sale of liquor.
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Wichita
Wayne Vanderpool
Rolling Hills
Vanderpool
Atty
John Anderson
Crestview
Petroleum Club
Prairie Club
Wichita Club
Sedgwick
Kansas
Alarmed by Traffic Toll Reports Soaring Deaths
The National Safety Council warns of a projected 39,800 traffic deaths this year, 2,800 more than 1958, with the first five months up 5 percent. It urges immediate steps including tougher law enforcement, hazard inspections, stricter penalties, license suspensions for repeat violators, stricter drunk driving enforcement, and enhanced public safety education.
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Chicago
National Safety Council
Howard Pyle
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