Fire damages Red Rooster cafe along US 50 near Ottawa
Fire damaged the Red Rooster cafe a one story building near US 50 southwest of Ottawa with water from a pumper containing the blaze to the front section. The blaze started in a fuse box near the front and east side. Mrs. Russ McGuire and Dorothy Fox were inside with two customers. Ottawa fire department and sheriff’s office assisted. city officials approved outside truck deployment and standby firefighters. No total damage estimate yet.
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Space Strike Set for Monday Across Major Aerospace Firms
Los Angeles AP reports two unions plan mass votes over sat and sun on contract offers from Lockheed North American and General Dynamics. A nationwide strike could idle about 100000 workers unless deals announced, as unions seek wage raises unemployment pay and union shop terms amid firm opposition to compulsory unionism.
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San Diego
Arthur Goldberg
Douglas
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Charlotte, N. C
Weather Forecast For County Scattered Thunderstorms
Scattered thunderstorms mainly in the south this afternoon or evening. Partly cloudy through Saturday. Not very warm today and tonight. Highs in the 80s this afternoon. Lows 65 to 70 tonight.
Students To Ottawa University Orientation Day Sets Tests
About 75 future freshmen from six states will spend Saturday on the Ottawa University campus. Orientation begins at 9 p.m. and runs through the afternoon with exams. Gene Miller, OU director of admissions, will head the program for prospective students. The test aims to acquaint them with the school and September procedures.
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Gene Miller
How They Voted on Farm Bill Across States
In Washington AP reports six Kansas congressmen supported the farm bill passed by the House. Eight Missouri Democrats voted for it while two Republicans opposed. Rep Morgan Moulder was not recorded. The Oklahoma delegation split with five Democrats voting for and one Republican against.
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Oklahoma
ICJ Urges All Nations to Pay U.N. Peacekeeping Bills
The International Court of Justice advised the United Nations that all members must cover peacekeeping costs. By a 35 vote the 14 judges ruled that members including the Soviet Union France and most Arab States in arrears on assessments totaling about C$8 million should pay up.
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Death Takes D L Casida Ottawa Real Estate Dealer
Dallas Lee Casida 89 retired real estate dealer died today at 10 a m in Cedar House nursing home after several weeks illness Services Monday two p m at Lamb Funeral Home with Rev Charles P Knight officiating Burial in Highland Cemetery He had lived in Ottawa since 1911 born May 11 1873 in Chula Missouri married Lelia Dell Mansfield May 4 1904 in Anderson County She died 1961 Surviving daughter Cecile Schaffer Anaheim California son Lee A Casida Ottawa five grandchildren and several great grandchildren
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Ottawa
Garnett
Chula
Lelia Dell Mansfield
Anderson County
First Methodist Church
Cecile Schaffer
Anaheim
Calif
Lee A
Arab Jet Crashes in Central Thailand With No Survivors
A United Arab Airlines jet carrying 26 aboard crashed into a jungle hill in central Thailand Thursday night. An American military search team said the first check found no survivors. Three of the 18 passengers were Americans: Mrs. Virginia Gilbertson of Bradford Woods Pennsylvania, her daughter Christine, and her son Erie.
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Bradford Woods
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Christine
Erie
Eyeing Venus US to launch Mariner 1 spacecraft
Cape Canaveral reports the United States plans an Atlas Agena B launch to send Mariner 1 toward Venus. The 446-pound craft aims for a 14 day voyage, with a Dec 8 close approach and a 30 minute data pass returning electronic readings from the planet’s cloud mantle.
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General Norstad Resigns as NATO Supreme Commander
President Kennedy accepted the resignation of General Lauris Norstad from his NATO supreme allied commander role in Europe effective around November 1 1962. Norstad, a long time proponent of Western unity, cites no immediate successor and speculation links Lyman Lemnitzer or Maxwell Taylor as possibilities. Kennedy praises Norstad for his service and dedication to the alliance.
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Paris
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le Monde
Rail unions meet over management work rule changes
Five railroad union chiefs meet to decide on actions against management plans to cut 80,000 jobs, while railroads set August 16 for implementing disputed work rule changes that would eliminate 40,000 firemen positions, 13,000 next year. unions may call a strike before the changes take effect, and the dispute could reach the White House for a presidential emergency board.
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Cleveland, Ohio
White House
Kennedy
Vital Point In Work On Flood Control Reservoir
The 71 foot gap in the dam is being closed to bring 0 mile Creek under control at the Monona flood control reservoir. Col Andrew Rollins Jr presided as phase two of the Marais des Cygnes project nears 65 percent completion with completion expected by late 1963 and impoundment of the conservation pool possible next spring or summer. The project aims to reduce flood stages and provide drought year water, with a 4,000 acre lake offering recreation. Gov John Anderson attended a ceremony with local officials and residents.
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Col
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Col. Rollins
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John Anerson
Topeka
Grant Barcus
Prominent official fails to ignite Pomona dam blast
Gov John Anderson and Col Andrew Rollins Jr. oversaw a dynamite trial at Pomona Dam that failed to detonate despite 1800 feet of wire and a live fuse. After several delays, contractor Ferrell Castellani and Lee Hedrick attempted a second countdown, with a successful ignition two minutes later. The governor quipped about crowning beauty queens while autographing Pomona High School band members.
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Lee Hedrick
Cook Construction Co
Jackson, Miss
Ceremony honors Governor with Pomona band performance
A ceremony featured Gov Anderson as honorary chairman. A Pomona band played concert music before the event. Robert A Anderson of Ottawa served as master of ceremonies.
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Robert A. Anderson
Ottawa
Rainfall and river rise forecast for Ottawa area
A soaking rain totaled 1.66 inches in Ottawa early today per local observer John P. Kelsey. Skies cleared by late morning with more showers possible. Des Moines valley rainfall ran 1 to 2 inches, likely nudging the river higher. Pomona reservoir runoff could raise water in the control tunnel at the food control structure.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
Lor
Cal
Weather Bureau
House OKs Farm Bill Passes With Narrow Vote
Washington AP The House approved a compromise farm bill 229 to 163 after a long debate. It keeps voluntary crop reduction programs for wheat and feed grains and adds voluntary milk production curbs. The Senate may resist, while critics call the bill barely palatable.
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House
Tanys Toot Note to Gov Anderson PHEEt We Shoot Blanks Too
A comic note from Tanys Toot to Governor Anderson uses a crude pun about feeling the same as the governor and admitting occasional missteps. The fragment hints at a lighthearted reclaiming of error. No further context is provided in the readable text.
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