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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1961

Page

7

Kennedy Education Package Shrinks After House Action

Washington AP President Kennedy's 6.1 billion education package collapsed as the House Rules Committee tabled all education bills 8 to 7. Only the public school bill remains potentially salvageable, with renewal tied to it by strategy to win districts aided since 1950. Rep. Powell and Rep. Thompson weigh Calendar Wednesday to bypass rules and force floor debate, possibly delaying action until late August.

Washington Kennedy U. S House Rules Committee Adam C. Powell D-N.y House Education and Labor Committee Powell Rules Committee Frank Thompson Jr D-N.j

Bodies of Cave Explorers Found In Indiana Cave

Two Indiana University graduate students Ralph S. Moreland Jr. and Tom Arnold, both 25, were found drowned side by side 150 feet inside a southern Indiana limestone cave eight miles from Orleans after a flash flood trapped them Sunday. Rescue teams retrieved the bodies after a four hour effort. investigators believe a wrong turn at a T inside the passage doomed them.

Orleans Ind Ralph S. Moreland Jr Knox Tom Arnold Peru Indiana University Robert Armstrong Indianapolis Armstrong Indiana Ohio River Moreland Karen Arnold

Allied Stand Attacked By Soviet Radio

London dispatch notes Western notes on Berlin rejection of Khrushchev demands drew a Moscow counterattack via German language radio. Western papers welcomed the firm stance but doubted deterrence, while East Germany’s ADN denounced Western unity on the issue. Moscow accused the Allies of aiding forces seeking another war as tension over Berlin persisted.

London Nikita Khrushchev Berlin Moscow Kremlin Moscow Radio United States Khrushchev East Germany West Berlin ADN Western Europe Soviet Union

Window Display Tells Of Williamsburgs History

The Centennial committee of the Jayhawker Association along with Mrs. H. N. Trabert G. W. Turrell and L. T. Pattie present an Open Book window display in Dehns window detailing Williamsburgs founding by William Schofield the arrival of the railroad in 1876 early settlers notable residents and entrepreneurs including A. F. Dehn and D. Fogle the Dehn store dating to 1880 and continuous family operation the 1880s Free Methodist and Main Street Methodist churches the first Sunday school the Old Copenhagen collection of buildings the Marburg home first schoolhouse a local brick yard lime kiln and a 1885 native stone schoolhouse plus other early businesses such as bakeries factories blacksmiths galleries and shops.

Jayhawker Association H. N. Trabert G. W. Turrell L. T. Pattie Burg Dehns Williamsburgs A. F. Dehn D. Fogle W. S. Finley H. Diestlehorst J. H. Ransom G. K. Jones Dr. Robbins F. G. Welsch Nathan Binns Williamsburg Dehn Free Methodist Church Main Street Elliott Dollie Copenhagen Marburg D. B. Fogle William Bennett William Schofield

Castro Keeps Cabinet Long With New Policy Decrees

Fidel Castro and his cabinet met for seven hours to discuss policies to be announced at the July 26 revolution celebration. The cabinet adopted decrees including a $6 million appropriation for nationalized private schools and creation of the National Order of Playa Giron to honor those who fought imperialism.

Havana Fidel Castro Castro Fulgencio Batista Associated Press William L. Ryan Cuba Playa Giron

Found Dead On A House Project At Fort Leavenworth

Robert Reed Smith IL 18 was found dead Tuesday in a house where he was knocking plaster off a wall near an electrical outlet. The body was found on this Army post as Ft. Leavenworth officers begin investigating the cause of death.

FT. Leavenwoth Kan Robert Reed Smith IL Smith Ft. Leavenworth

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