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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1956
Page
10
House debate centers on restoring funding for farming programs. Leaders avoid fixed totals while McCormack backs a 600 million dollar minimum for the bill, citing competent military authorities. Vorys cites 500 million as a possible figure, noting it could thin the program in an election year.
President Eisenhower planned a personal public appeal today on his foreign aid program while House leaders discussed restoring part of a substantial reduction. A bipartisan conference signaled some agreement that the House Foreign Affairs Committee cut too deeply, with leaders noting the danger to national security in slashing a $4.9 billion program by about $1.1 billion.
New and renewal subscriptions listed for the Ottawa Herald include multiple names and locations such as Baldwin-Robert Browning Lane-Clifford Hettler Rt. 2 Ottawa F W Berthot J A Fisher and Lee PD Robbins Rt. 3 Ottawa Mrs W C Wood Pomona Harvey W Staadt Princeton Lloyd Means Quenemo Van B Cade and Mrs Pearl Pruit Richmond Pat Campbell and Clarence Hetzel Wellsville Glenn Kalb and E G LaShay Williamsburg Jack Cromwell and Phillip J Fredericks.
Lydia Allen of Lawrence and Mr and Mrs Jack Allen and Kurt of Topeka were guests a week ago. Sunday dinner at Charles Jones with visits to G Clark and Albert Turner and Waneta. Decoration Day visitors included Mrs Mae Vance in Overbrook and Turner household. Russell Baker and family mentioned in proceeding line.
Overbrook residents Mr and Mrs Roy Baker and Mr and Mrs John Hoff man of Lawrence visited the Ben Baker home Wednesday afternoon. Johnny Platter of Oklahoma City spent the weekend with the H C Platter family. Verlene Platter returned from a three month visit in Yakima Washington. Mrs Mary White of Wichita visits the Lee Bonars. Mrs J B Price hosted Bethel H D A for a luncheon on weight control. Waneta Turner won a TV prize. Bible school at Bethel church closed with thirty one pupils. a Children s Day program is planned for Sunday morning June 17. Walter Vaughn family lost clothing and furniture when Otto Garber home burned. Overbrook fire truck responded but water shortages hampered efforts. Mrs O N Baker of Lawrence visits Virginia Aldridge and children. Bethel Sunday school young folks class picnicked at Lone Star Lake. attendees included Charles Jones and others. Ivan Snyder and Nancy Fishburn, Nancy Owens in Lawrence, Clara Lu Owens in Lawrence visited. G C Clark attended O U baccalaureate and graduation. their son John received a degree. Kathryn Kingery of Gardner spent time with family. Albert Turner Waneta and Mae Vance attended Elaine Oehrie s graduation at K U.
In Georgetown Colorado officials probe whether human error caused the spillway failure that released a torrent through Georgetown and Idaho Springs. Nine bridges were damaged or destroyed, portions of roads washed out, with damages near 400000 dollars. No injuries were reported.
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