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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1962
Page
4
WASHINGTON AP House critics of foreign aid sharpened their knives over the program and called for major surgery. They indicated Monday they want to amputate aid to Yugoslavia and related programs amid budget pressures.
Western disarmament negotiators prepare a detailed review for the Geneva conference reconvening July 16. They may propose new arms cut ideas but keep the plan for staged disarmament with controls, while studying a possible revision banning atomic tests following Project Vela findings. Dr. Jerome Wiesner travels to London for talks with Sir Solly Zuckerman on implications for detection of blasts and aid programs.
Kansas City AP report says work continues on all authorized water projects in the Kansas River basin except Glen Elder Dam on the Solomon River and Perry Dam on the Delaware River. Col. Andrew P. Rollins Jr. notes progress since 1951 flood and cites a $42 million civil works budget with an expected $43 million spend in fiscal 1964.
WICHITA AP June earnings of the Kansas Turnpike are being tabulated but expected to show about $50,000 more than June 1961. L W Newcomer, chief engineer and manager, told the Turnpike Authority that tolls from June 15 to 28 rose 12.43 percent or $27,915 from last year. The authority studied expanding toll collection at South Wichita as traffic is expected to rise when a four lane controlled access Oklahoma freeway link from Kansas City to Purcell opens. The 38 mile gap between Blackwell and Perry should be completed by September.
The Air Force announced a $5 million contract to Boeing Co. at Wichita for maintenance and modification of B52 bombers, signaling ongoing support work and upgrades for the long-range strategic aircraft.
American political science professor Dale Pontius told the World Peace Congress in Moscow that the Soviet Union shares blame for continued nuclear testing. He criticized U S actions including U2 flights over the Soviet Union and the Cuba invasion, urged opponent nations to drop insults, and accused Red China of border clashes with India.
Tim Sartorius, son of Dr and Mrs H C Sartorius, arrives by a green four place Cessna at St Mary of the Plains College Dodge City Kansas for summer session. The 20 minute 45 mile flight from Garden City is normal when weather allows. Sartorius holds a private license with about 350 hours since 1957 and flies a four place single engine craft owned by the Tumbleweed Flying Club. He studies teacher education at the college after attending KU and Garden City Junior College and St Benedict's College.
The Federal Reserve Board cut margin requirements from 70 to 50 percent effective today, allowing stock purchases on credit with half the price down. Analysts split on impact, noting historical limits but some call it a confidence booster. The move comes amid mixed views on market direction and potential broader steps to spur a rebound.
Mr and Mrs Vern Ellis take over the IGA store in Greeley planning a quick reopening as Bern Kay s IGA. Anne and Jean operate City Cafe report a break in with beer cigarettes fireworks and cash stolen prompting local investigation. Little Kathi Anne five months old arrives to live with Mr and Mrs Eugene Morgan, a shower held at the R B Morgan home. Bond election set for July 26 at City Hall to finance resurfacing of city streets up to twenty thousand dollars.
MABEL CHANDLER reports Karolyn Anne Perkins will teach in the sixth grade in a Topeka school this fall. The Bow man couple sponsored the christening of Rodney Joseph, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Don McGinnis of Garnett, at Holy Angels Church. Frank Young of Charleston South Carolina will arrive July 10 for a visit with her parents the Gaults, who plan to spend the weekend July 21 in Wichita Falls with their son in the Air Force. Glen Johnson of Athens Georgia will visit his mother Mrs. Fred Johnson and sister Mrs. Marguerite Roberts the weekend of July 14. Mr. and Mrs. G W Wolfe and children of Pottstown Pennsylvania with Bertha Wolfe of Blue Mound visited H C Wolfe and family.
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