Ottawa Boys Club directors to meet after crash
Minor damage reported to vehicles in an accident Monday evening near Chamber of Commerce rooms. Helen Darlene Bingamon, 87, Ottawa. Alfred E. Kretzschmer, 61, Kansas City. and Mrs Opa Howell, Ottawa, were involved. Kretzschmer charged with illegal right turn and posted a $15 bond.
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Ottawa Boys Club
Chamber of Commerce
Ufred
Helen Darlene
Bingamon
Garnett
Opa] Howell
Ottawa
Man
Alfred
Kretzschmer
Kansas City
American Life Insurance Co Re
De Gaulle Says He Will Take Over Algeria
De Gaulle declares insurgent authority in Algeria over and will run the territory personally. He names Gen Raoul Salan as delegate-general in Algiers. Separately, local notices include obituaries, club elections, and minor legal notices from Ottawa Herald.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Oran
All-Algeria Public Safety Committee
Raoul Salan
Algiers
Negro Professor Jailed By Mississippi Patrol
Associated Press reports Negro Professor Clennon King was jailed trying to enter the all white University of Mississippi. Newsmen entered the building undetected for an interview, then authorities barred access. King faced possible psychiatric evaluation while Algeria’s public safety groups press De Gaulle for integration power.
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Associated Press
Douglas Starr
Jackson, Misa
Daily News
Clennon King
University of Mississippi
King
Mississippi
de Gaulle
Jon
Eay
Algeria
Katthes University of Mississippi
State Highway Patrol
Highway Patrol
Norman Bergsma
Jackson Daily News
Navy Polaris Missile Tested in Difficult Launch
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla a Navy Polaris experimental missile rose skyward in its toughest test yet the slim rocket climbed about 20 seconds then broke apart as it headed horizontal at sea crash boats stood by and a brief Navy statement said the mission tested components under harsher conditions than prior launches the rocket motor exhausted fuel and aerodynamic forces caused the breakup as it fell into the ocean
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Navy
Award Damages In Fatal Mishap
District Court awarded $8,000 to the estate of Fredi Birch in a suit over a fatal May test accident. The case tied to a Johnson street-speed violation and a police car with a siren. the judge found the driver negligent for speeding without an audible signal, while Birch’s crossing was negligent in mid-block.
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Dulles
Sen
Hubert
Humphrey
D-Minn
Fredi Birch
Kenapart
Johnson
Nedy
Navy
Birch
Floyd Coffman
Right To Work Case Argued Before Kansas Supreme Court
The Kansas Supreme Court heard arguments over a challenge to a ballot title for the right to work amendment. Attorney General John Anderson contends the title is defective and misleading and seeks to prohibit Secretary of State Paul Shanahan from placing the proposal on the ballot. Shanahan argues the amendment could still be printed in full on the ballot.
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Topekaap
Kansas ‘Supreme Court
Atty
John Anderson
Paul Shanahan
Shanahan
Anderson
Admitting Tying Boy on Tracks in Norwalk California
Two 10 year old boys admit tying a younger boy to railroad tracks to frighten him. Michael Evans seven was rescued by his father Frank just before a train approached. The incident occurred after playmates alerted the father that his son was in danger. The two youths were found near schools and released to their parents pending juvenile court action. names withheld.
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Norwalk
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Michael Evans
Frank
Michael
Evans
Hospital Notes Admits and Births in Local Listings
Admittances include Mrs F T Eggleston of Paola RFD 3 and Mrs Carl Channon of 422 Ash. Births: Mr and Mrs Eddie Bender at 717 Poplar with a daughter born Thursday weight 7 lb 7 oz. Mr and Mrs Norman Christensen at 615 East Ninth with a daughter born today weight 7 lb 6 oz. Dismissals include Lucille Niebugge Overbrook and John Beller 806 N Locust. Other names appear in the Thursday listings for local residents and births or admissions.
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F. T. Eggleston
Paola
Lawrence Fuqua
Pomona
Carl Channon
David Thayer
Hickory
Eddie Bender
Poplar
Norman Christensen
East Ninth
Lucille Niebugge
Overbrook
John Beller
Lonnie ‘Lee Miller
Monroe Trailer Court
Sandra Kay Burgoon
Ash
Jesse Gregg
Maple
Donnie Haines
Logan
D. R. Willhite
RFD
Joe Gibson
Osawatomie
Norval Louk
Henry A. Boehle
Lawrence
Death of A. E. Skinner Ottawa banker 89
A. E. Skinner, an early Ottawa banker, died at 89 in Cornwall Wales. Fred McCune of 1037 S. Sycamore received word by telegram from Skinner’s daughter. A memorial service was held in Epiphany Church New York City, with burial planned in Westfield New York.
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A. E. Skinner
Ottawa
Fred McCune
S. Sycamore
McCune
Skinner
Cornwall
Wales
Church of the ‘Epiphany
New York
Westfield
N.Y
First National Bank
Funeral services for Leonard Ray Crane
Leonard Ray Crane aged 57 of 224 Tecumseh died June 2 at Ransom Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were conducted yesterday at Towner's Funeral Chapel by Revs Bennie Harris and William Weber with pallbearers Bruce Cox Rex Davey Earl Smith William Boyd Lawrence Peffly Frank Thornbrough. Interment followed at Highland Cemetery.
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Leonard Ray Crane
Leonard ‘Ray
Two Year Old Bitten By Poisonous Snake
Kansas City Kansas AP report says two year old Danny Irvin was bitten yesterday at home three miles south of Stanley by a poisonous snake. He was rushed to a doctor then hospital and is reportedly out of danger. The bite left two small punctures on his left foot.
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Kansas City
Kan
Danny
Irvin
Carl Lewis
Stanley
D. I. Irvin
Teen Ex-Teacher Detained While Trying to Enter Alcorn State
A 17 year old former faculty member at Alcorn A&M College was taken into custody by state highway patrolmen Thursday as he attempted to enter the university for the summer session.
Chrysler Closes Detroit Plymouth Plants Amid UAW Walkout
Chrysler Corp shut down assembly operations at its Plymouth body and assembly plants in Detroit after UAW members walked off the trim department. The action marked the first labor-contract free shutdown by a major car maker, with no immediate UAW comment. Walter Reuther acted to preserve the auto industry truce in contract negotiations following Thursday disruptions at Chrysler and General Motors.
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Chrysler Corp
Plymouth
United Auto Workers Union
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Chrysler
General Motors
Iona
Ike Remembers D Day on Normandy Anniversary
President Eisenhower at the White House recalled the 14th anniversary of the Normandy invasion while signing his name and a date at breakfast with House Republicans. Rep Peter Frelinghuysen asked for an autograph on a place card before the president asked for the date.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Ohio
Normandy
France
Europe
White House
House
Peter Frelinghuysen
New Jersey
Employment Gains In May Report Shows Rise in Employment
Government report by Commerce and Labor Departments shows May employment at 84,061,000, up 1,154,000 from April with a notable drop in unemployment. Strong gains reflect improved job market and reduced idle workers amid May data.
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Washington
Commerce Land Labor Departments
Unclear Local Markets Data Sparks Mixed Employment Clues
Unemployment declined in the latest report as job gains spread across sectors. Farm and outdoor work rose, with housewives and students joining the labor force, offsetting some declines and signaling a potential rise in unemployment into summer.
Ransom Hospital Auxiliary Elects Officers
A Ransom Memorial Hospital Auxiliary meeting held at the hospital yesterday elected officers for the year. Mrs Joe Stephenson was named president, Mrs R A Anderson vice president, Mrs John Martin recording secretary, and Mrs Robert Grabham corresponding secretary. Miss L Sprague led a tour of the Guidance Center and a tour of the third floor including surgery was arranged by Bruce Bredeson the hospital administrator. One project this year was the presentation of a right to surgery department.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Joe Stephenson
Stephenson
R. A. Anderson
John Martin
Robert Grabham
L. Sprague
Bruce Bredeson
Ottawa Resident Gilbert PONTON-Gilbert W Dies
Longtime Ottawa resident Gilbert W. Ponton Guneral Home limb obituary states funeral from Lamb Funeral Home Monday at 2 p m Rev Charles P Knight to officiate entombment in Highland Cemetery with Ottawa Lodge No 18 A F and A M services to follow at the cemetery
2000 Expected EM ORA AP Summer enrollment
Emporia State College foresees summer school enrollment exceeding 2000 with a record 1921 registered by yesterday. The prior record was 1837 last year. Legals show a sale notice in Franklin County Kansas from a 1938 action, describing a 7.5 acre parcel and public auction details.
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Wrntat Johnson
District Court of
Frank
Kanena
Asid Court
Asid County
Agi
Court House
Ottawa
Ani
Frankin
Kansaaz
Franklin County
Kansas
Bath
Jay Brown
Shell
Kansa
Josephine Evans
Owers & Bowers
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