Two New Police Officers Named To Ottawa Force
Ottawa Police Chief E W Flaherty announced the appointment of one full time and one part time officer, the retirement of Captain D D Driscoll and four promotions. Sylvester Hess 22 will begin a six month probation as patrolman on Aug 1 after serving as auxiliary and civil defense officer. Thorpe Nolan 21 will begin temporary duty as officer and radio dispatcher while finishing KU studies. Captain Driscoll retires after more than ten years service. Lt Glenwood Simmons and Lt W F Adams promoted to captain Sgt G E White and Sgt J N Durbin promoted to lieutenant. The changes follow Driscoll noted for radio leadership during a major manhunt in 1960.
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Ottawa
E. W. Flaherty
Sylvester L. Hess
S. Mulberry
Fisherty
Hess
Appanoose High School
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
University of Kansas
Robert Cowdin
Flaherty
William Wheeler
S. Locust
Wheeler
Thorpe E. Nolan
N. Locust
Pauline Parrish
Nolan
D. D. Driscoll
N. Cherry
Driscoll
Ottawa Force
Franklin County
Jay Brown
Police
Glenwood Simmons
W. F. Adams
Sgt
G. E. White
J. N. Durbin
Union Chief Attacks JFK Plan on Rail Dispute
H. E. Gilbert, president of the Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen, told the House Commerce Committee that railroads are pressuring for compulsory arbitration to resolve the work rules dispute. Five unions threaten to strike if crew-reduction rules are imposed before the Aug. 29 deadline. He criticized Kennedy’s proposal to move the case to the Interstate Commerce Commission for two years, urging collective bargaining instead.
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H. E. Gilbert
Brotherhood of Enginemen and Firemen
House Commerce Committee
Gilbert
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dynamite Replaces Quake To Complete Destruction
Skopje Yugoslavia faced total ruin after a devastating quake. Rescue teams using a tiny microphone recovered 10 more survivors before dynamite blasts leveled damaged blocks. About 1,000 bodies were found with hundreds more feared buried. Two recovered victims were Sgt. Harold R. Stacy and his German wife.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
Yugoslav Macedonia
U.S. Air Force
Harold R. Stacy
Gouverneur, N.Y
Tanys Toot But the Korean police action ends
A brief note reports the Korean police action concluding, with authorities signaling a closure and no new incidents expected. No details beyond the termination were provided, leaving readers awaiting further official statements.
Mansfield predicts bipartisan support for Moscow test ban
Senator Mike Mansfield of Montana after a White House meeting with President Kennedy said there are no gimmicks or side issues linking the Moscow test ban treaty to other matters. He noted broad support in both houses and that ratification could come soon.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Kennedy
Moscow
Senate
House
Mansfield
White House
W. Averell Harriman
Three Bien brothers run house as mother recovers
The three Bien boys David, 12 Dennis, and Darren Lee, aged 2, at 603 N Sycamore care for the home while their mother undergoes an emergency appendectomy at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Father checks in between work. Neighbors praise the boys for responsibility as they wash dishes do laundry and keep house in order. The mother is expected home Thursday or Friday. Meanwhile a bipartisan display at the Moscow test ban treaty signing is reportedly unlikely as Senate Republican leaders block the effort.
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David Alan Bien
Virgil Bien
Sycamore
Ransom’ Memorial Hospital
David
Dennis
Darren Lee
Bien
George Phibbs
N. Sycamore
Harriman
Senate
Moscow
Dennis Wayne Bien
Darren Lee Bien
Herald
Four Reds Killed South Of Border
South of the Korean DMZ, four heavily armed North Korean infiltrators were killed by reinforced U.S. Army patrols and South Korean police after ambushes that left two U.S. soldiers dead and another wounded. The clash occurred near the Imjin River south of Dangdong-iri and Freedom Bridge, as troops scoured the grass and invited a helicopter to monitor the scene.
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Border
Seoul
Korea
U.S
U.S. 4Th Cavalry Regiment
Imjin River
Dangdong-iri
Washington
George F. Larion Jr
Davison, Mich
George Creel
U.N. Command
1St Cavalry Division
U.S. 7Th Infantry Division
Panmunjom
Freedom Bridge
Associated Press
Kim Chong-kil
An Mu-hun
Black children protest at Brooklyn hospital site sit down
Black youths staged sit ins at a Brook lyn hospital construction site and a Queens apartment project demanding more Black and Puerto Rican workers. Police arrested 19 at the Downstate Medical Center project and 3 at a Queens site. 12 children were removed from the Brooklyn site for juvenile authorities before release.
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New York
Brooklyn Hospital
Downstate Medical Center
Queens
Brooklyn
Macapagal Urges Unity Among Malay Nations at Summit
Manila AP report on a tense summit where President Diosdado Macapagal appealed for Malay unity with Indonesia and Malaya. He told Sukarno and Rahman that a Federation of Malaysia would be discussed frankly by brothers, noting shared problems and the aim to speak with one voice by Saturday.
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Manila
Indonesia
Maelaya
Philippines
Philippine
Diosadado Macapagal
Macapagal
Sukarno
Tunku Abdul Rahman
Malaya
Malaysia
Southeast Asia
Rahman
Singapore
Sarawak
British North Borneo
Weather forecast for county and prescriptions ad
County forecast calls for clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Wednesday with widely scattered thundershowers. Warm continues with low around 70 tonight. Prescription listing for Raney CH 2092 appears in the ad.
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Raney
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