Drilling Rig At Work In Michigan Valley District
The Layne Western Co drilling rig works in Franklin and Osage counties as Osage County Rural Water District No. 2 builds a 36-user rural system. Ottawa Farm Home Administration aid shaped design with 90 percent financing from a First National Bank loan. Water will be pumped to a 100-foot standpipe and delivered via six miles of pipe, serving farms, homes, a church, school, elevator, post office, service station, and a grocery.
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Layne Western Co
Kansas City
Whitman Construction Co
Wichita
Osage County
Franklin
Osage
Farmers Home Administration
Ottawa
First National Bank of Overbrook
Rail Chiefs Criticize Unions Over Work Rules
ST. LOUIS AP. Missouri Pacific president Downing B. Jenks and Frisco Railway chief L W Menk condemn operating unions in the work rules dispute. They warn a possible nationwide strike by July 29 and accuse unions of pursuing unnecessary jobs and misleading safety arguments for diesel locomotive crews.
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Downing B. Jenks
Missouri Pacific
Jenks
L. W. Menk
Frisco Railway
Menk
Khrushchev to Meet Red Chinese at Moscow Talks
Premier Khrushchev and Red China's emissaries plan an evening meeting in Moscow seen as their first contact since arrival two weeks ago. He challenged Beijing to submit its program at any plant or collective farm while lashing out at Chinese hard line and nuclear war fears.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Red China
Kremlin
Janos Kadar
Governor Anderson Leads Officials to Miami Conference
To Conference TOPEKA AP reports Gov John Anderson travels with state officials and newsmen to the annual governors conference in Miami Florida. The governor his wife and their three children are among the group departing today.
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Topeka
John Anderson
Miami
Fla
Instrument Discovery Wins Weekly Tip for Weather Radiosonde
Mrs Scott Francis of 415 S Sycamore uncovered a weather bureau radiosonde in her yard on Monday earning the Heralds five dollar tip. Neighbors urged her to report it. other tipsters this week include Maydla Gates, Mrs W C Graffham, Mrs Jack Dennison, Tom Johnson, and Odena Detwiler. The Herald pays five dollars weekly for the best tip.
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Scott Francis
S. Sycamore
Weather Bureau
Francis
Ottawa
The
Herald
Maydla Gates
N. Oak
W. C. Graffham
Jack Dennison
E. 13Th
Tom Johnson
W. 6Th
Odena Detwiler
the Herald
Osage City Man Bound For Trial
Osage City resident Jack Haskins bound over for Osage County trial on August 6 after a preliminary hearing. He faces first degree manslaughter charges with bond set at $2000. The case stems from the July 13 pool hall incident in Osage City that led to Emil Jones death in a Reading hospital.
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Lyndon
Jack Haskins
Osage City
Osage
Emil Jones
Reading
Emporia
Jones
Haskins
Continental Oil to consolidate Kansas production offices
To Consolidate Continental Oil Company announced today it will consolidate its production offices at Great Bend, Lyons and Plainville into a new district office at Great Bend which will supervise its production operations throughout Kansas.
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Continental Oil Company
Great Bend
Lyons and
Plainville
Kansas
Bomb Falls On Frisco No One Hurt
A Navy A4A Skyhawk released a practice bomb over downtown San Francisco on Market Street during lunch hour. The bomb did not explode, left a hole in Market Street and damaged a Pine Street building, but no one was injured.
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San Francisco
Navy
Market Street
Taly
Norman Ronneberg
Bob Cuyler
Menlo Park
IBM
R. A. Kiner
Anaheim
Calif
Alameda Naval Air Station
California
Cuyler
Phoenix
Pine Street
Pacific Gas & Electric Co
Cleo Fain
San Bruno
Burns Treatment For 2 Year Old In Kansas City
Greg Ybarra, 2 year old son of Mr and Mrs Trinidad Ybarra of 1024 Walnut, is hospitalized at KU Medical Center for burns from mouth to stomach after drinking lye water. Attending doctors expect recovery. He was first taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital where stomach contents were pumped, then transferred to Kansas City.
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Greg Ybarra
Trinidad Ybarra
K.U. Medical Center
Greg
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Kansas City Hospital
Khrushchev Proposes Broad Steps to Ease Cold War
Premier Khrushchev floated a sweeping set of proposals to reduce tensions including a nuclear test ban backed by a nonaggression pact and inspection system for airfields and railways. He suggested linking a Warsaw Pact nonaggression with a broader test ban, while acknowledging on site inspections may delay underground tests. Washington urged seeing the ban terms first.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Lord Hailsham
Harriman
Washington
Valerian Zorin
File Suit Against Ex Governor
Damage suits totaling 123,541 were filed in District Court Friday against former Kansas Gov Payne H Ratner Sr The suits were brought by Hicks of Claflin and Opal B Heape of Satanta The petitions describe injuries when a car in which they rode and one driven by Ratner collided Oct 15 1962 The petitions charge Ratner with driving while under the influence of intoxicating liquor or some drug
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Wichita
Kansas
Payne H. Ratner Sr
Hicks
Claflin
Opal B. Heape
Satanta
Ratner
Tanly's Too Governors Conference Echoes Congress
At a legislative gathering, Tanly's Too governors talk in a tone reminiscent of Congress in session, with pointed remarks and steady debate shaping policy directions. The exchange signals heightened political theater and potential shifts in regional governance approaches.
Just Keep Em Lost Stray or Stolen Cats Ad
Ten cats two mothers and eight half grown kittens are missing or stray. No reward, finder please keep them. Fred Roehl RFD 4 Ottawa.
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Fred Roehl
RFD 4
Ottawa
Richland Fair to Host Corn and Tomatoes Clambake
Richland Kansas fair president Andy Gray says the fair board rejected an offer from Massachusetts Commerce Chief John Burke to supply lobster seaweed and other ingredients for a traditional clam bake. The board voted unanimously to roast corn and garden ripe tomatoes instead.
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Richland, Kan
Kansas
Andy Gray
Fair Board
Massachusets
Commerce
John Burke
Burke
Gray
Richland Fair Board
Sharon Kinne posts bond and leaves jail in KC
Pretty Sharon Kinne, saved from a murder conviction by the Missouri Supreme Court, posted 95000 bond Friday night and was released from prison. She still faces another trial for the March 1960 slaying of her husband. Her brother picked her up at the Missouri Reformatory for Women in Tipton. The Supreme Court reversed the verdict on March 11, ordering a new trial, likely to be set September 9.
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Kansas City
Sharon Kinne
Missouri Supreme Court
Eugene E. Hall Jr
Missouri Reformatory For Women
Tipton
Supreme Court
James A. Kinne
Telstar II silent as AT&T probes satellite fate
Washington AP report notes Telstar II went silent Wednesday and could not be reactivated from Andover Maine. Rumors that Russia silenced Telstar via telemetry stations were dismissed by an AT&T spokesman.
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Washington (Ap
Washington
American Telephone &Telegraph Co
At&t
Johannesburg
South Africa
Woomera
Australia
Andover Me
Celestial eclipse draws scientists and public alike
New York reports a broad turnout of scientists and the public awaiting a sun eclipse. The event will be total only in a 60 mile wide swath through Alaska and Maine, with longer durations for air and space observations from rockets and radio experiments. The path spans from Japan across the Pacific to Alaska and Maine, with totality offering Baileys Beads and possible solar prominences.
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Continental
United States
Alaska
Maine
U.S
Japan
Pacific
Canada
Lst
Main
Baily
Weather County Forecast for Weekend
Mostly fair weather continues with hot daytime temperatures through Sunday. Low tonight near 70 degrees.
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Potomac Institute
National Labor Service
American Jewish Committee
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