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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1957

Page

6

Daring Air Force Pilot Up 18 Miles In Balloon

In St Paul Minnesota a Luft test pilot Capt J W Kittinger Jr rode a metal capsule attached to a giant balloon to a record altitude of 96 000 feet eight miles he called it inspiring the proudest of my life surpassing the prior 76 000 feet by Navy Cmdrs last November over Rapid City South Dakota

South St, Paul Minn Air Force J. W. Kittinger Jr Rapid City Navy Fleming Field Weaver Kittinger

KU Confers 1 844 Degrees At Commencement

The University of Kansas awards 1 844 degrees at tonight's commencement as Rev Emerson G Hangen urges graduates to think beyond narrow limits. New officers and directors are named for KU Alumni Association and the U U Endowment Michigan, along with updates on the manned balloon test from Fleming Field to Weaver Minnesota and details of the ascent duration and capsuled flight.

K.U Assa Paul J. Adam Kansas City Clyde M. Reed Parsons Sterns N. Belden Topeka Reed Galen W. Fields Sead City Maurice L. Breidenthal Kas U. U. Endowment Michigan Asin Charles B. Holmes Lawrence Irvin Hill Treas Irvin Youngberg Lloyd H. Ruppen Jwon McPherson Byron T. Shuta Dolph Simons Voice Radio Fa Sr

Power Executive Dies At Salina Three Killed In Hotel Fire

Salina Kansas Power and Light Co vice president Clifford Edward Brock, 63, died in a hotel fire that killed three and seriously injured eight others. Brock, a gas operation pioneer, had risen to vice president with supervision of gas and electric properties. Firefighters rescued many from the burning Worcester hotel as investigators sought the fire origin.

Worcester Mass Salina Clifford Edward Persons Oth Brock Kansas Power and Light Co Story Ness Ant Brock Bureau of Mines Ieason City Hos Theodore Austin Marland Oil Idenfining Co Barkesville Okla Sadie Mason Anna Salina/O’Brin Mary Walton Kansas Tokyo Wake Island Guam Kuala Lumpur Malaya Hawaii Prince Abdul Rahman Crete Britain

Office Building For President Is Recommended

A study commission proposed an $82,350,000 plan to replace the old State War Navy building west of the White House with a new presidential office and to remodel the west wing for visiting dignitaries. It also envisions a new executive office building across Pennsylvan ia Avenue, though Congress' current economy mood and Speaker Rayburn's opposition lessen chances of approval this session.

Washington White House Eisenhower Lew Pennsylvana Ave Congress Study Commission House Rayburn D Tex

Don't Be Afraid To Gamble Says Hollywood Producer

Hollywood producer Robert Rossen advocates taking risks in creative work. He discusses balancing triple duties as writer director producer, his views on environment shaping films, and lists favorite early gangster films and All Quiet on the Western Front.

Hollywood New York Robert Rossen Rossen Darryl F. Zanuk East Side John Huston Billy Wilder Nunnally Johnson Alexander, the Great Lower East Side Informer Lewis Milestone

Curfew Lifted for Americans in Formosa After Riots

Formosa authorities ended the curfew and restrict ions on U S military personnel following May 24 riots. Martial law remained, but patrols limited to watching for civil unrest. Bars, restaurants, theaters and entertainment venues reopened to GIs. service clubs resumed normal hours. Nine Chinese Boy Scouts presented Ambassador Karl Rank with a new American flag to replace the one torn down at the U S Embassy.

Taipei Formosa U. S Karl L. Rank

Gov Docking seeks federal aid for Kanopolis park

Topeka Gov George Docking hopes Kansas can obtain federal money to develop a park site at Kanopolis Reservoir near Salina. He spoke with Howard Baker, regional director of the National Park Service, who promised to send information. The 1957 Legislature declined funding for the Kansas Park Authority, leaving the agency without money starting July 1.

Topeka George Docking Kansas Kanopolis Reservoir Salina Docking Howard Baker National Park Service Baker Kansas Park Authority Kanopolis

Books Appeal To Elder Residents

Ottawa librarians highlight growing senior readers amid rising over 65 population. News notes popular retirement titles from Ray Giles and Joseph Buckley. Additional works on aging and planning are listed, emphasizing practical guidance for later life.

Ottawa Neil Barnaby Carnegie Free Library Ray Giles Joseph Buckley Peckwele Okla George Friston Alfred Barr Perry Ee Aries Lone Horizons Bob_ Sills Gleason Brew Cree Barr Schlumberger Well Logging Service, Inc

Americans Held In Hungary Questioned By U S Diplomat

In Budapest the head of the U S diplomatic mission asked Hungary's Foreign Ministry for permission to see two University of South Carolina students detained in Communist Hungary. Mike A Gilbert and Warren Hair, both 20, disappeared last Wednesday after staying at an Austrian youth hostel. They reportedly went into Hungary seeking excitement. Hungarian officials denied knowledge of their whereabouts when questioned by Western reporters.

Budapest U.S Foreign Ministry University of South Carolina Hungary N. Spencer Barnes Mike A. Gilbert Water- Jhora Warren Hair North Augusta

Keen Radio TV Repair in Main Street

The Keen Co. offers radio and television repair services at 13 S Main street with telephone contact 637.

Lebanon Expels Syrians After riot Violence borders tighten

In Damascus Syria Lebanon orders large numbers of Syrians out as undesirable following last week's riots. Reports say Lebanese border guards search all Iran cars thoroughly and Syria retaliates with similar checks. The move signals unusual cross border actions between Arab neighbors.

Damascus Syria Lebanon Arab Republic Iran

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