Delay A Shot At Far Planet
CAPE CANAVERAL AP A stray radio signal in the Atlas Agena B rocket forced a 24 hour postponement of the Mariner I launch to Venus. Officials said the problem is not serious and could be corrected in time for a Sunday morning attempt. The craft aims to study Venus by approaching within 10,000 miles and return data on magnetic field radiation belts rotation and atmospheric composition.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
Venus
Mariner I
Earth
Severe weather forecast for Midwest blasts storms today
Weather warning issued for parts of Missouri Kansas Nebraska and Iowa. Scattered severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds expected from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. within about 60 miles of a line from north of Omaha to south of Kansas City.
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Kansas City
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha
Neb
Seven Die In Crash On Shawano County Road
Seven people including three couples were killed in a head on crash on a narrow Shawano County road between Caroline and Pella. Victims ranged in their 40s, with three couples in one car. a lone driver in the other car, in his 20s. The crash was reported at 3 36 AM. two women clocks stopped at 1 15.
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Shawano, Wis
Caroline
Pella
Shawnee County
Walter Grimm
Anita
John Koepke
Nora
Oscar Mehlberg
Janet
Marion
Shawano- Waupaca
Dilton Pingel
Strong Backing For New Chief
President Kennedy names Gen Maxwell D Taylor to replace Gen Lyman Lemnitzer as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff this fall. Lemnitzer moves to command in Europe and NATO supreme commander, while George H Decker retires as Army chief. Wheeler becomes Army chief, Shoup remains Marine commandant with about 17 months left.
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Kennedy
Taylor
Lyman L. Lemnitzer
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Lemnitzer
U.S
Europe
NATO
JCS
Lauris Norstad
Hyannis Port
Mass
George H. Decker
Army
Decker
Earle G. Wheeler
Wheeler
Norstad
Eisenhower
Service
Dwight D. Eisenhower
David M. Shoup
Marine Corps
Shoup
Weather County Forecast Becomes Thunderstorm Chance
The forecast indicates a chance of thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight across the county. Widespread showers and possible isolated storms are expected, with gusty winds and brief downpours in some areas. Temperatures will remain warm, with humid conditions continuing through the evening.
Ask Streets Be Widened By Ottawa Chamber Board
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce directors urged widening Hickory street from 7th to 7th and Cedar to Main on 7th street. The highway committee led by J. R. Cheney backed the plan. The board also considers Kansas Night at the Kansas City A’s game on Aug 11 if enough members show interest, with a potential four buses. Four new members, A H Wittmeyer Parratt Electric Bob White Motors and Dr John Thornburg, were reported by John Sheldon.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Hickory Street
7Th
7Th Street
Cedar
Main
Chamber Highway Committee
J. R. Cheney
Kansas City
Kas
Kansas
Chicago White Sox
John Sheldon
A. H. Wittmeyer
Parratt Electric
Bob White Motors
John Thornburg
This Dog Was Real Gone
Sandy the Brittany spaniel fell from a car while chasing a bird near Ottawa. After a search by Mrs. Kille and her children, a farmer found the dog 48 hours later wandering dazed southwest of Ottawa. he has a head bump but is back home and resting near 504 Ash.
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Sandy
Jack Kille
Pet
Kille
Peggy Kile
Patricia
Ottawa
Mrs
Peggy Kille
Judge takes teeth as bond in drunken driving case
Greensburg Kan AP Kiowa County Judge Harry Paxton fines Hubert Reynolds 25 dollars plus 5 dollars costs for drunken driving. Reynolds cannot pay and asks to keep his false teeth as security. The judge finally accepts the teeth and releases him, but Reynolds later seeks them at Topeka. The attorney general contacts Kiowa County, Paxton says he will hold the teeth until 30 dollars arrives.
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Greensburg
Kan
Kiowa
Harry Paxton
Hubert Reynolds
Springfield
Reynolds
Hutchinson
Paxton
State Attorney General's
Topeka
Paxtor
Top Tipper Mrs Farris Wins Herald Contest
Mrs Earl Farris of RFD 3 supplied the winning tip for the week and will receive 59. The trio of former Mud Creek School students now aged 260 years together were photographed with a copy of their picture and negative. Other weekly tip providers included Sandra Clark, Mrs Al Williams, Mrs Tom Rathjen, Clifford Stipp, and Mrs Roy Gregg from various locations.
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Herald
Earl Farris
RFD 3
Farris
Mud Creek
Sandra Clark
Poplar
al Williams
Tom Rathjen
King-led march halted by federal order in Albany
Albany mayor disclosed a federal judge has issued a sweeping injunction barring Negroes from staging mass demonstrations marching or boycotting in the racially troubled southwest Georgia city. The order came hours before Dr Martin Luther King Jr led a planned march on city hall to protest segregation practices.
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Albany, Ga
Asa D. Kelley, Jr
Georgia
Martin Luther King, Jr
City Hall
Tony's Toot Says Delay for Venus Arrival
A casual bulletin notes impatience and signals that Tony's Toot plans to arrive a bit later, addressing Venus with a lighthearted tease about a delayed schedule.
Reds cost-sharing dispute drums up world court ruling
A World Court advisory opinion said all United Nations members must share peace keeping costs for Congo and Suez. The Soviet bloc may refuse to pay, while the United States supports the decision as crucial for the UN’s future funding and U.S. efforts to back up a $200-million emergency bond issue. The General Assembly poised to debate sanctions for violators at its September session.
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United Nations, N.Y
United Nations
Congo
Suez
Soviet Union
Middle East
Hague
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
U.N
Bolivia
Guatemala
Paraguay
Yemen
United States
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
World Forum
General Assembly
The
World Court
Floods And Fire Hit Luzon and Nearby Islands
Floods swamped Manila streets while large fires devastated two Luzon towns and Catanduanes island. No victims or dates were provided in the readable text.
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Manila
Philippines
Luzon
Catanduanes
Yale Alumni Defies Grumbling Grads With Kennedy Speech
Yale Magazine printed President Kennedy's Yale commencement address despite alumni anger. Letters to the editor criticized the honorary degree question and Kennedy's stance on public crises. The arts and sciences program raised over $52 million, and the alumni fund set a record by raising $2,722,000 in 20 months.
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New Haven
Yale
Scouts On Canoe Trip In Canada From Troop 77
A group of 10 Otawa scouts and two assistant leaders from Troop 77 First Methodist Church plus two from Troop 74 Westminster United Presbyterian left early today for a two week canoe expedition in Canada. Led by scoutmaster Fred Adamson they will travel three to a canoe, overnight in Lebert Lea Minnesota, then Ely Minnesota before entering near Ottawa. They earned over 700 dollars to cover costs and plan to return August 2.
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Canada
Olin G. Wollen
Martin Williams
Bob Knoeppel
Scott Harris
Keith
Otawa
Terry Wallen
Jan Jefferies
Dennis Cook
Albert Ralston
Jim Alexander
Keith Holden
Hal Suits
First Methodist Church
Westminster United Presbyterian Church
Bill Suits
Lebert Lea
Minn
Ely
Fred Adamson
Ottawa
Adamson
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Pentagon
White House
Cere
Vate
Peggy
Attorney General
Kiowa County
Mrs. Farris
Top Tipper
Bulletin
Tony
Reds
William N. Oatis
New York
Brinks
Wall Street
FBI
District Attorney’s Office
Atty. Frank
Hogan
Gordon A. Tallman
Bache & Co
Newark
Tallman
Robert J. Dodge
Upper Manhattan
Dodge
John Lombardozzi
Joseph G. Martinelli
Lombardozzi
Brooklyn
Martinelli
Jersey City
N.J
Bronx
Bache
Yale Magazine
Raney
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