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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1958

Page

6

Franklin County approves seven to zoning study panel

The Franklin County commissioners appointed seven residents Lawrence Lundstedt Clarence Good M M Edwards Ray Koontz and Jim Allen to study zoning within a three mile marginal area around Ottawa. The group will elect a chairman from among its members at a forthcoming meeting. All members reside in the zone.

Franklin County Ottawa Lawrence Lundstedt Clarence Good M. M. Edwards Ray Koontz Jim Allen

Plane Steal and Crash Ends Mysterious Flight

In England a US Air Force technician stole an obsolete Tornado light bomber from an Alconbury base and diverting a reckless flight. He crashed a few miles away, no bomb aboard. The incident follows fears Britain faces over American nuclear weapons amid rising tensions.

Peoria Robert Livingston Swringdon England U. S Britain 3Rd U. S. Air Force Alconbury Air Force

Proud Of 45 Boys She Has Raised

Mrs Alyce MacDonald and her husband in Paradise California have raised 45 boys most as foster children and natural offspring. Twenty five joined the armed services with one achieving major rank. Their strict but loving approach included no cars until 18 and immediate answers to questions. Mrs MacDonald visits Camp Pendleton to see three Marines among the sons.

San Diego Calif Alyce MacDonald Paradise Marine Corps Navy Army Air Force James H. MacDonald Korea Edward MacDonald Diamond Match Co Chico

Grasshopper Infestation Strikes Colorado Wheat Belt

Colorado faces a major grasshopper invasion threatening its multi million dollar wheat crop. Entomologists estimate at least 10 million acres infested across 21 eastern counties. Five World War I dive bombers aided spraying in Cheyenne County. A coordinated program aims to cover nearly a quarter million acres with state and federal help, while light planes monitor outbreaks awaiting federal funds.

Denver Colorado Chyenne

Serve Yourself and Save at Reno's Ady Mala

Reno's offers self serve savings with price tag 028 in a brief local ad notice. Ady Mala appears as a customer-facing tag or name in the read text.

Reno's Mala Ady

Weather County Forecast Amid Cloudy Showers and Heat

The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight and again Saturday afternoon. Highs today reach 85 to 95 with lows in the 60s. Saturday highs 80 to 85. Yesterday’s high was 31 and low 76, with the year ago high 84 and low 61. Record high that year was 105 in 1983. Hourly data for the next 24 hours ends at 6 pm today with temperatures noted.

Peepee Mt. Einer

Agriculture Department Sends Grasshopper Spraying Gear

Washington reports the Agriculture Department will send extra spraying equipment and planes to combat a grasshopper infestation in western Kansas. Aides to Sen. Andrew F. Schoeppel said officials expect about 150 000 acres in 20 counties to be sprayed immediately with more acreage to follow. Garden City Kansas will host headquarters for the operation.

Washington Agriculture Department Kansas Andrew F. Schoepfel R-Kas Garden City Kas

Swiss Women Win Right To Vote In Referendum

The Swiss Parliament approved a constitutional amendment granting women the right to vote for the first time in Swiss history. A subsequent all male referendum may be required with many deputies voting against the measure and the October nationwide vote needed to secure canton by canton approval.

Bern Switzerland

Public Opinion Shifts in Damascus Amid UAR Tensions

Syria's public mood toward Americans warms while official propaganda intensifies. Damascus and Aleppo residents report greater social mixing and interest in US cultural events as fears of US contact fade, even as concerns grow over Soviet leverage in wheat deals and regional Communist ties.

Damascus Syria United Arab Republic United States Damascus Radio Aleppo

Ottawa Watches For Possible Twisters After Alert

Ottawans faced a third uneasy night as they monitored skies for tornado funnels. The weather bureau warned conditions could favor storms from 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. within 60 miles of a line from Hill City to 20 miles north of Topeka, placing Ottawa on the southern fringe and keeping residents on alert. Ottawa police remained on standby through the night.

Test of emotional maturity from Dr Menninger

Rochelle Park New Jersey AP reports seven criteria for emotional maturity by Dr William Menninger of Topeka Kansas. The list covers changing under frustration giving rather than receiving handling stress directing anger and capacity to love. The report notes the doctor describes these as indicators of grown up behavior.

Rochelle Park N. J William C. Menninger Topeka Kan Piette Y

Teen-Ager Killed In Great Bend Mishap

A Great Bend accident killed 67 year old Edward Thackeray former mayor of Atchison and a longtime civic figure. Two teens Charles Thompson and Jerry Spanier, both 17, were injured near the county road. Thackeray’s death followed illness, while the youths were treated for injures at regional hospital.

Great Bend Tm Terday Menninger Atchison William B Edward Thackeray Menninger Foundation Hayes Eddyeka Thackeray Great Bend Bergen County Charles David Thompson Jerry Spanier

Violent weather and Cyprus crisis deepen regional tensions

In Cyprus the violence rises as Greek and Turkish communities clash near Nicosia. British paratroopers, including 500 more expected, attempt to bolster forces while both sides demand different political futures for the island. Civil unrest worsens with gunfire, arrests, and a curfew in place.

Cyprus Greece Nicosia Topeka Kansas Weather Bureau War Office London East Mediterraean England

White House rejects news conference on Adams coat probe

The White House confirmed President Eisenhower will not fire Sherman Adams and rejected a news conference to question Adams about a coat reportedly given by Bernard Goldfine. Press secretary Hagerty said no information exists on the coat and Adams has nothing more to say beyond his letter to Rep. Harris, while denying firing Adams.

White House Eisenhower Sherman Adams House James C. Hagerty Adams Bernard Goldfine Hagerty Adams H Goldfine Peter F. Mack Jr D-Ill Mack Rep Oren Harris Harris Harry Vaughn Truman Vaughn Harris Committee

Tornadoes Threat Rumors Turbulent Kansas Weather

A zone of converging winds stretched from the northwest corner of the state to Dodge City as mid morning conditions persisted. Yesterday's outbreak of tornadoes scared eastern Kansas and western Missouri. forecaster Richard Garrett warned guard against a repeat but easing conditions were noted with winds shifting southeast across Kansas. Heavy rains near Topeka reached about three inches, with thunderstorms spawning funnel clouds and ground tornadoes in open areas.

Dodge City Kansas Missouri Kansang Richard Garrett Ie Tead Garrett Topeka

Firm to Move Fishing Tackle Plant to Council Grove

Charles A. Consert of Miamisburg Ohio announced plans to move his fishing tackle manufacturing firm to Council Grove. The firm employs 40 persons, many of them women.

Council Grove, Basi Charles A. Consert Miamisburg Ohio Council Grove

Challenges Stice To Prove Statements CLATHE Kan AP

County Attorney John J. Gardner says he has challenged John Stice of Wichita to testify under oath about alleged organized crime in Johnson County. Stice, a Democratic attorney general candidate, said in four campaign statements he had received reports of organized crime in Johnson County, home of Atty. Gen. John Anderson Jr. Gardner sent a letter requesting the testimony here at his earliest convenience.

Clathe Kan John J. Gardner John Stice Wichita Johnson County Stice Alty John Anderson Jr Gardner

Landon backs Clyde Reed for GOP governor bid

Former Gov. Alf Landon endorsed Clyde Reed Jr. of Parsons for the Republican nomination for governor. Landon cited Reed's ability, accomplishments, integrity, and public leadership. He noted Reed would help unify a party split during Hall's term and the 1956 primary. Walter Cherry of Galena remains a third candidate in the race.

Topeka Alf Landon Clyde Reed Jr Parsons Landon Republcan Reed Fred Hall Hall Republican Party GOP Walter Cherry Galena

Ed Abels Sells His Paper At Lawrence

Idwin F. Abels founder of Outlook Publishing Co. for 82 years sells to Roger Bergquist of Topeka. The deal includes a printing shop and three weekly papers the Lawrence Outlook McLouth Times and Perry Mirror. Abels keeps his Outlook editorial column. Bergquist will assume Monday and publishes the Forbes Air Force Base weekly Shy Schooner at Topeka.

Lawrence (Ap Idwin F. Abels Outlook Publishing Co Roger Bergquist Topeka Lawrence Outlook McLouth ‘Times Perry: Mirror Abels Outlook Bergquist Forbes Air Force Base Shy Schooner

Strike Delays United States Liner in New York Harbor

A 46-engineer strike delayed the United States liner, the era’s largest, eight hours in New York. The ship carrying 1,776 Europe-bound passengers was to sail at noon but workers demanded grievances be settled first. Grievances cited limited time ashore, arbitrary transfers, and discrimination in promotions.

New York United States America

Suits Filed Against Star Claim $1.4 Million Damages

Four weekly papers sue the Kansas City Star Co in U S District Court seeking total damages of 1.4 million dollars under Sherman Antitrust Act. The Kansas City Call seeks 1 million, publishers Harry and Edith Kehoe request 300 thousand, and Howard Hill plus Thomas Patton ask 100 thousand.

Kansas City U. S Kansas City Star Co Star Kansas City Call Newae Harry and Edith Kehoe Pub American Sports Caster Italians American News Howard Hill Thomas Patton The Northeast News

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