Pomona Reservoir Forming As Heavy Rain Floods Hit Area
Pomona Reservoir began forming this morning as flood waters rise from heavy rains in Burlingame Harveyville and Overbrook. The Army Engineers cannot close gates due to leased farm land in the basin, so water will impound and rise, then flow out gradually.
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Pomona Reservoir
Corps of Army Engineers
Burlingame
Harveyville
Dragoon Creek
Overbrook
Wakarusa
Marais Des Cygnes
Ottawa
Quenemo
Army
Pomona
Corps of Engineers
Kennedy Panel Plans Busy Week On Rail Talks
Washington AP Kennedy blue ribbon rails panel schedules a week of fact finding to aid President Kennedy in drafting legislation by July 22 amid a four year dispute over new work rules. The six member group may not mediate, focusing on operational procedures and parallel sessions with carriers and unions under a strike truce.
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Washington
Kennedy
W. Willard Wirtz
Congress
Wirtz
Labor and Commerce Department
Asst. Secretary of Labor
James J. Reynolds
Reynolds
Franklin County to buy old Ottawa Post Office building
The Franklin County Commissioners accepted a GSA bid process and will buy the old Ottawa Post Office for 27500 dollars. The building will house social welfare offices, county health, and extension services after remodeling not to exceed 50000 dollars. The new post office opens later this month with dedication set for August 20.
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Board of
Franklin County Commissioners
General Service Administration
Ottawa
GSA
Franklin County Social Welfare
County Commission
Ottawa City Commission
Ottawa Board of Education
4Th Hickory
City Hall
Gsax
Department of Health Education and Welfare
U.S
Frank Carlson
James Pearson
Robert Ellsworth
Washington
Franklin County
Kansas
John Anderson
Opera
Tion
Red Giants May Be At Final Talk
Soviet and Red Chinese Communist party experts held what may be their last unity talks in Moscow as Peking signaled possible further sessions. The editorial tone warned the two giants remain divided yet urged unity while signaling grave concerns over the talks. Western observers expected the nuclear test ban talks to begin soon with guarded optimism despite the stalled Sino Soviet dialogue.
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Moscow
Communist Party
Peking
U.S
Peking People’s Daily
New China News Agency
Tokyo
Khrushchev
Central Committee
Soviet Union
Communist Party of China
Mountain Camp Inferno Drives Campers From Summerlane
Rosman North Carolina AP reports Mountaineers furious over rumors of free love nudity and integration at Summerlane camp in the Blue Ridge. Firebombed gymnasium bus window shot out. gunfire exchanged. Seventy campers, mostly teens, evacuated with police escort. no serious injuries. Sheriff says camp moving to an undisclosed New Jersey location. Camp members defend it as a quiet mountain retreat based on Summerhill principles.
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New Jersey
North Carolina
Summerlane
Summerhill
England
Cambridge Peace Enforced as Guard Halts Violence
National Guard with fixed bayonets imposes curfew and shop closures in Cambridge Maryland to quell racial unrest after a second major shooting spree in a month. Gov Tawes rejects special legislative session while guards seal main routes and search cars at checkpoints.
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J. Millard Tawes
Cambridge
Tonlys Toot Inability to Get Along With Each Other
The fragment quotes a complaint about mutual friction within a group or entity. It suggests poor interpersonal relations among members and questions how harmony can be achieved with outsiders. The tone hints at discord affecting broader cooperation.
Barn Burns After Lightning Strike On Kalb Farm
A barn on Howard Kalb's Baldwin area farm was struck by lightning and burned yesterday morning. Neighbors Hank Brady and son Raymond saved a shorthorn bull, a tractor, and a manure spreader. Kalb, ill at home, credited the timely sighting with preventing greater losses. fire destroyed the barn and its contents, valued around $1,500, with insurance coverage noted.
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Howard Kalb
Baldwin
Hank Brady
Raymond
Frank Brady
Kalb
Child Hit By Car On South Main In Richmond
Wade Ray Wennison five years old son of Mr and Mrs Ray Wennison of 1627 Main collided with a northbound car driven by Charles J Brown of Richmond at 3 52 p m in the 1600 block on South Main A witness Dr D F Kyle of Locust and Dr Joe Henning said the child had only a skinning place and minor bruises with no other injuries found this morning
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Wade Ray Wennison
Ray Wennison
Main
South Main
Charles J. Brown
Richmond
Brown
D. F. Kyle
Joe Henning
Tip Prize Awarded For News Tip
Mrs. Ralph Wilson of 316 S Oak wins this weeks five dollar tip prize for telling the Herald about Amy Something McCurdy. Other tipsters include Mrs Graffham, Mrs Nichol s, H C Beuthien, Mrs Bryan, and Christy Browning. The Herald awards five dollars weekly for the best tip. Call the Herald office with news or feature ideas.
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Ralph Wilson
S. Oak
The
Herald
Amy
McCurdy
W. §. Graffham
S. Sycamore
W. R. Nichools
S. Mulberry
H. C. Beuthien
Wellsville
O. E. Bryan
Osawatomie
Christy Browning
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Scattered showers and storms diminish tonight
The county forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms diminishing this evening. Skies will remain partly cloudy and mild through Sunday with highs in the 80s and a low around 70 tonight.
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Mona
Osage City
Melvern
Otatwa
Rails
Istand
Lawrence Block
Board of Education
Coounty
Sen. Carlson
Commission
Associated Press
Raney
Ceil
Carl Sherman
Red Giants
Kremlin
Red China
Cambridge Md
Dorchester County
George M. Gelston
Tonly
Is Combine
Tees
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