Acorn Club Picnic At Forest Park and August Meeting
Acorn Club held its annual Picnic Dinner at Forest Park with many members present. The next meeting will feature an ice cream social on August 1. A Naval family note from Hulls mentions a son returning to San Diego. The Home Demonstration unit will feature a dallions class and a play day at Ottawa University on July 22 with talks on Japan by Mrs. Raymond Jennings. Drake's Bakery advertises fresh bakery items. Santa Fe carloadings for the week ending July 9, 1960 rose to 26,108 with 9,387 from connections, total cars 35,665, and 42,233 cars in the prior week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acorn Club
Forest Park
Ottawa University
Rosemary Crist
Raymond Jennings
Japan
Santa Fe
Police Court Confusing Trial Rules Guilty Eight Suspects
Judge Robert Pinet found eighteen year old Harry Victor Gibson of Kansas City guilty of loitering after a long Police Court trial. Other Missouri salesmen faced disturbing the peace charges. some pleaded innocent and await July 26 hearings. Also sentenced were Harold Hughes for drunken driving and other motorists with minor fines. Additional items include divorce suit filings, ballot removals, funeral notices, obituaries, and local social notes from Brown County and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Pinet
Harry Victor Gibson
Kansas City
Pinet
Naomi Carlson
N. Cedar
Gibson
Cedar and
Dundee
Missouri
Gerald Edwin Smith
Charles Francis Brady
Dale Thomas Cunningham
Independence
Harold Hughes
Pomona
Hughes
Meet Again On Strike Issues
In Cleveland AP reports union and company representatives meet again to settle a strike that halted Ford compact car production and affected standard size models. Three thousand three hundred Walton Hills workers have been idle since last Wednesday over health safety and production standards. Nine assembly plants remain open and one at Miarcomo near Mt Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ford Motor Co
Walton Hills
Miarcomo
Mt Kansas City
Cuban Pilot To Visit Mid-West
Mrs. Willard Scoville of Kansas City says her daughter and family plan to visit from Miami Florida with pilot Miguel Mike Acosta and Aubrey Henshaw along with his sister Dai Laury. Henshaw will show Russia trip photos at First Baptist Elliott Hall. Attending dinner at the Laury home Thursday are Paul Henshaw Kansas City and C L Fitzgerald Valley Center and family members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard Scoville
Kansas City
Mary Costigan
Ottawa
Miami
Fla
Miguel Mike” Acosta
Aubrey Henshaw
Muldrow
Okla
Air Lines
T. WiMiami
Henshaw
Dai
Havajvid Laury
Russia
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
Laury Home
Paul Henshaw
C. L. Fitzgerald
Valley Center
Fitzgerald
Paul
T. W. Henshaw
Cuban airline pair seek refuge after Miami pistol plan
Acosta and co pilot Leslie Nobregas fled Cuba for Spain after learning of the arrest of the airlines president. In Europe they bought pistols to force a landing in Miami. They reported to immigration authorities and received refugee status and freedom to move about. Shenk, 66, Ottawa, and Acosta's sister Mrs George Diaz are among those connected. Kathryn Lee Chism and others from Ottawa earned Kansas State University honors. Delinquent taxes for 1960 second half due July 15, unpaid by Aug 15 face sheriff collection. The Acostas left bank accounts, two cars and household goods and say reporters from many U.S. cities have interviewed them daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Acosta
Leslie Nobregas
Spain
Cuba
Miami
Edgar Jesse Shenk
Ottawa
Mary
Nee Ie
Frances Scoville
Shenk
Joli Mageie
George Diaz
Sheriff's Office
Kansas City University
Acasta
Acastas
U.S
Hospital Notes Births Incomplete entries and names
A list of births and dismissals noting a son born to Mr and Mrs Robert C Tetwiler at 123 W 10th a son born to Mr and Mrs Max H Caldwell RFD 3 dismissals Mrs William Ruby 104 Sycamore Miles McClung 744 Lo cust Mrs Raymond Brooks and baby daughter 992 Maple Gordon Troxel Wellsville today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert C
Tetwiler
Max H Caldwell
William Ruby
Sycamore
Miles McClung
Cust
Raymond Brooks
Gordon Troxel
Wellsville
Deaths: Mrs Catherine Dobson of Kansas City
Mrs Catherine Dobson formerly of Ottawa died July 11 at K U Medical Center Kansas City widow of Fred C Dobson who died in 1985 she was a member of Women s City Club in Kansas City and St Paul s Episcopal Church She leaves 4 brothers G L Jordan Topeka Services at Stine McClure Chapel Kansas City at 10 am followed by entombment in Highland Cemetery Ottawa Rev L H Hoppe officiating
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred C. Dobson
Catherine Dobson
Kansas City
Ottawa
K. U. Medical Center
Fred C.dobson
Women's City Club
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
G. L. Jordan
Topeka
Stine & McClure Chapel
Highland Cemetery
L. H. Hoppe
Iowa Teenagers Are Picked Up After Car Theft
Three teenagers from Des Moines were arrested in El Dorado after driving away from a filling station without paying, admitting they stole a car in Kansas City. Suspects Robert E. Robinson 17 Tracy Moneysmith 16 and Margaret C. Smith 16 planned to marry in Kansas City but faced a three day waiting period in Wichita.
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EL Dorado
East
Tres Moines
al Prudhomme
Robert E. Robinson
Tracy Moneysmith
Margaret C. Smith
Prudhomme
Des Moines
Kansas City
Robinson
Miss’ Moneysmith
Wichita
Ornally
No Hurricane Threat As Yet
Hurricane Abby churned harmlessly through Caribbean waters with no immediate threat to Jamaica or nearby areas. The San Juan weather bureau bulletin said the storm was about 250 miles south of Port-au-Prince at 8 am and moving westward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Caribbean Sea
Aica
Coed Slain Near City College in Los Angeles
Nina Thoeren, 19, daughter of screenwriter Robert T. Thoeren, was strangled near her room on a City College campus area. Raymond W. Clemmons, 35, was arrested after police say he admitted the strangling but denied rape. Clemmons has a criminal record dating to 1944 with prior assault charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Prowljer
Raymond W. Clemmons
C. W. Crumly
J Clemmons
Clemmons
Symington Still Running for Democratic Nomination
In Los Angeles AP report Sen. Stuart Symington insists he remains a candidate for the Democratic presidential nomination. Missouri delegates stay aligned with Symington per state convention. unsettled issues at the national convention lead to another caucus. Rep. Charles Brown says Kennedy is near but not finished. Gov. James Blair notes unresolved matters and a Tuesday caucus. Some Missouri delegates weigh backing a second-place on the ticket if Symington releases them. others resist a long shot bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob N. Kaufman
Moundridge
James Blair
Missouri
Stuart Symington
Los Angeles
Symington
Charles Brown
Brown
John F. Kennedy
Symingtord
Eisenhower
Charles de Gaulle
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Red China
Mao Tse Tung
India
Nehru
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy
Nixon
Truman
Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City cattle prices show calves 160 to 28.00, cows 1478 to 1700, vealers and calves 19.00 to 24.00. Hogs around 18.0 to 17.78 for 200 to 400-pound ranges, with 410 to 600-pound hogs at 14.26 to 25.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KC Livestock
Kansas City
Conventions May Mark Beginning Of New Era
The 1960 conventions herald a birth of a new era as young leaders gain power. Congo faces loss of Katanga with Tshombe declaring independence and seeking Western aid while Lumumba appeals to the United Nations to regain control amid mutiny and violence affecting both Europeans and Africans.
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Brussels
Belgium
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Tshombe
Elisabethville
Tahombe
Free World
Patrice Lumumba
Leopoldville
United Nations
Lumumba
Joseph Kasavubu
Two Die In Crash Near Goodland
A two vehicle collision 25 miles southwest of Goodland, Kansas killed two women, wives of wheat harvest workers. Cynthia Hall of Perryton Texas, 18, and Naomi Bright of Hydro Oklahoma, 30, died. Brights two children were injured and hospitalized with leg fractures. Hall's husband Dale Hall was hospitalized with head injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goodland
Kas
Wallace County
Cynthia Hall
Perryton
Tex
Naomi Bright
Hydro
Okla
Goodland Hospital
Bright
Karen Kay
Curtis Wray
US Plane Crash In Canal Zone Kills Five Officers
The Army reports five officers died and one is missing after a light transport plane crashed in the Panama Canal Zone en route from France Field to Howard Air Base. All were part of the 2nd Battle Group, 10th Infantry, based at Ft. William D. Davis. Names of the dead include Lt Col Harry C. Barnes Warm Springs GA and Majors Sidney L. Davis Houston TX Frank Gabriel Cudahy WI Clesten W. Gilpatrick Concord NH and Capt Manuel V Brasil Providence RI. The missing officer's name will be released after next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army
Panama Canal Zone
France Field
Howard Air Base
2Nd Battle Group
10Th Infantry
Ft. William D. Davis
Harry C. Barnes
Warm Springs
Sidney L. Davis
Lake St
Four More Sign With de Gaulle
Paris reports four more French colonial territories Ivory Coast Dahomey Niger and Upper Volta sign an agreement with President Charles de Gaulle's government to pave independence next month. They will stay within the French community on a commonwealth basis along with Madagascar and the Mali Federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Ivory Coast
Dahomey
Niger
Upper Volta
Madagascar
Mali
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Naval Base
San Diego
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George $. Hull ,Jr
ADRC
Fleet Post Office
Drake's Bakery
9Th
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Jerome Fr. Donelin
Ce|dar
Daniel Robert Fuller
Fuller
Donelin
Jake R. Hart
Cedar
Robert K. Taylor
Lawrence
Thomas Webb
Massasoit
Eugene Roxy Harris
Robert Gordon Dryden
Raleigh
N. C
Dorris E. Nadine Zeller
Edward J. Zeller
Orville Glenn
Allen
Paul Glenn
Hiawatha
R. C. Glenn
S. Poplar
Brown County
Herbert Overton
Auburn
Edgar Overton
Kenneth Ligerot
3. A. Terio
Shelburne Falls
Mass
Ake
Ozarks
T. A. Bischoff
T. A. Skvarek
Joseph
Northwest, Va
Bischoffs
Chicago
International Lions Club
Dr. Thornburg
Ady
Max Thompson
George McDowell
Colorado
Estes Parks
Mid-West
Kathryn Lee Chism
Robert Leland Kile
Patricia S. Stevens
Kansas State University
Manhattan
Glenn, Robe
Williamsburg
Marjorie .D. Roeckers
Richmond
Iowa
Coed
Kansas
Frank Theis
Tom Corcoran
Paul Aylward
John Potucek
By James Marlow
Associated Press News Apalyet
Sol
Asi
Fo R
Esave Daleian Hanne
Mimwle WeIkIan Uwuvpo
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Anaes Fortithan
Arizona
Utah
United States
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Latin America
Republica of Africa
Canal Zone
de Gaulle
McVey-Dengel Mortuary P
Stewart
Gordon B. Noland
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