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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1955

Page

11

Phillips Firm Wins Major Kansas Turnpike Contracts

The Phillips Petroleum Co. secured operations at four of six Kansas turnpike service stations, with rates of 8.15 cents, 7.85 cents, and 7.75 cents per gallon for Lawrence Towanda and Emporia, while Sinclair Oil and Socony Mobil won the Wellington and Topeka stations. KTA projects include a $604,549 revenue share, a $2,544,538 Lawrence bridge by Maxwell Construction, and 17 additional bridge contracts in Sedgwick County totaling $1,295,652.

Wichita Phillips Petroleum Co Phillips Kansas Turnpike Authority Lawrence Gale Moss KTA Towanda Emporia Sinclair Oil Co Wellington Topeka Socony-Mobil Oil Co Moss Maxwell Construction Co Columbus Kas Kansas River Sedgwick County

Pittsburg Editor Named Public Relations Director

Wichita Louisiana? Louis Stroup handling editor of the Pittsburg Headlight and Sun has been appointed public relations director for the Kansas Turnpike Authority effective June 22. Moss, turnpike general manager, said Stroup will work from the Topeka headquarters.

Wichita Louis Stroup Pittsburg Kas Headlight Sun Newspapers Kansas Turnpike Authority Gale Moss Stroup Turnpike Authority Topeka

Foreign conflicts and Antarctic expedition News Briefs

Ten people were killed in eastern Algeria and three in Morocco amid ongoing anti French actions. Sir Edmund Hillary will lead New Zealand's Antarctic expedition next year. Fifteen American Catholic missionaries remain imprisoned in Chinese Communist prisons. Belgium’s House passes a bill cutting state aid to Roman Catholic schools by about five percent despite a boycott by Catholic party members.

Paris Algeria Morocco Auckland New Zealand Edmund Hillary Antarctic Hillard C. M. Bowden Ross Sea Hong Kong The Catholic Center Brussels Belgium House of Representatives Chamber Senate

Child Killed When A Car Overturns

ALTAMONT Kas A car struck a culvert and overturned near here yesterday killing Dwaine Ware. The driver was Wesley Eugene Smith 12 The boys fathers the Rev Clarence W Smith of Altamont and Kenneth Ware are partners in a truck gardening project. They had sent the boys after equipment at the Ware farm when the accident occurred.

Altamont, Kas Dwaine Ware Wesley Eugene Smith Clarence W. Smith Altamont Kenneth Ware Ware Farm

Ma Ferguson 80 Years Old on Birthday Dinner

Ma Ferguson celebrated her 80th birthday with a dinner in Austin attended by nearly 300 government officials relatives and friends. Senator Lyndon Johnson would have traveled ten times farther to attend and President Eisenhower sent congratulations.

Austin Tex Ma Ferguson Miriam A. Ferguson Texas James E Farmer Jim) Ferguson Lyndon Johnson Senate Eisenhower

Steel inputs would form a train 38228 miles long

A fact about U S steel industry shows that if all iron ore coal and limestone consumed in one year were loaded into railroad cars and attached to one train the length would reach 38228 miles. A separate UK stat notes 16 percent of the population is over 60.

U. S United Kingdom

Udall Toll Tops 80 From Tornado Aftermath

The death of 71 year old Zack West in a local hospital raises the Udall tornado toll to 80. The tornado struck the town on May 25, with West dying from exposure and pneumonia complications.

Winfield Zack West Udall West

Insists Reds Are Friendly

London describes Soviet Ambassador Jacob Malik easing Cold War tensions by informal lunches at the Moscow embassy on Millionaires Row. He and Moscow diplomats drop guards, invite Western envoys to meals, and pursue talks with Japan amid a visible shift from the past rigid security posture. Malik leads by example, even meeting Matsumoto at the embassy over drinks.

London Jacob Malik Russia Britain Kremlin V. M. Molotov Malik Kensington Shunichi Matsumoto Matsumoto Moscow

Escapee Lester Smith sought by multiple states in Texas jail break

Eureka Kansas sheriff requests guidance from the attorney general as Lester Omer Smith, 26, a Canton Texas jail escapee, is held in Greenwood County jail after a 110 mph highway chase. Smith faces burglary charges in Texas, a car theft case in California, and holds from federal authorities. three Kansas cities and the FBI are involved.

Eureka Kas Ray Lindamond Texas Kansas Greenwood County Lester Omer Smith Kansas Highway Charles Williams Smith Canton Tex Bernessa McAllister Etta McAllister Maize Lindamood Williams Wichita Parsons Newton California Myrtle Springs Lindawood

Library Receives Approval to Preserve Eisenhower Records

Washington House Government Operations Committee approved Rep Rees bill to keep important Eisenhower administration records in a privately built library near Abilene Kansas. The Eisenhower Foundation would maintain the facility, mirroring preservation setups for Truman at Independence Missouri and Roosevelt at Hyde Park New York.

Washington House Government Operations Committee Rep Rees

Car Into Pond Claims Driver in Russell County

William N. Carlisle aged 43 from Russell Kansas died when his car left a country road, overturned, and settled upside down in five feet of water in a farm pond. Firemen removed the body after the accident occurred yesterday.

Beaver Kas William N. Carlisle Russell

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