Two Candidates Enter Franklin County Dairy Princess Contest
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce lists two entrants for the Franklin County Dairy Princess contest Judy Stephens of Wellsville and Cheryl Taylor of Ottawa Both are 18 and connected to local clubs and schools Stephens is an honor student from Wellsville High set to attend KU Jud g Taylor is an Ottawa High graduate active in 4 H FHA and the Kayettes planning to attend Kansas State University in September.
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Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
Franklin County Dairy Princess
Judy Stephens
Wellsville Chamber of Commerce
Cheryl Taylor
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Miss Stephens
Charles Stephens
Wellsville
Wellsville High
Miss Taylor
Roy Taylor
RFD
Kstate
Ottawa High
FHA
Kayettes
Tough Teacher Takes Over In September In Marathon School
Tough Teacher Albert J. Sinuc of Brockton will begin his first teaching job in September at Marshfield. He earned his degree from Bridgewater State College this week after retiring as a major following 21 years in the Marine Corps.
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Marshfield
Mass
Albert J. Sinuc
Sinuc
Brockton
Bridgewater State College
Marine Corps
Raincoat Mailman Delivers Mail During Thundershower
In Bradenton Florida a mailman clad in a raincoat sat in a laundry’s waiting area while a summer thundershower rumbled. He later removed the uniform, donned it again after visiting the restroom, and continued delivering mail to residents and businesses.
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Bradenton
Fla
Heat Wave Sparks A C Break-In in Clearwater
CLEARWATER Fla AP police report a burglary at the Acme Co where an air conditioner and all attachments were stolen Tuesday. The heat wave seemingly pushed the incident, with authorities noting the loss as a notable crime in the city.
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Clearwater, Fla
Acme Co
Run Over by His Own Car at Quenemo Cemetery
Harold Dean Bryan, 17, of Quenemo, was injured when his parked car rolled down a cemetery hill on Highway K-68 and struck him while he was mowing. He suffered minor cuts and bruises to his arms hips and abdomen and was treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital before being released. The accident occurred between 5 and 5 30 p m yesterday.
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Quenemo
Harold Dean Bryan
Harold G. Bryan
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Paul Reed
Osage County
Bryan
Cemetery Hill
Reed
Boy Dies From Bicycle Accident Injuries
Steven David Heath, age 1, died in Kansas City Kansas from injuries after a bicycle accident. He was riding double on a bike that was struck by a car on Monday.
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Kansas City
Kan
Steven David Heath
Weather County Forecast Scattered Showers and Cool Outlook
Scattered showers of thunderstorms and cool, mostly cloudy conditions. Highs near 80 this afternoon and Thursday, with lows around 60 tonight.
Cuba Sticks To Heavy Tractors Demand
Fidel Castro opens talks with the American Tractors for Prisoners Committee in Havana as U S negotiators pledge to return to Washington Thursday regardless of progress The dispute centers on exchanging 500 heavy tractors for 1 214 Cuban invasion prisoners Corticos rejects the smaller tractors offer and demands a man for man swap for three high profile prisoners while U S negotiators insist on a government authorization for any political prisoner exchange
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
American Tractors For Prisoners Committee
National Institute of Agrarian Reform
U.S
Castro
Osvaldo Corticos
Duane T. Greathouse
Washington
Tractors For Freedom Committee
Eleanor Roosevelt
Walter P. Reuther
Milton Eisenhower
Dorticos
Manuel Artime
Jose San Roman
Rafael Bolivar Fuentes
Francisco
the Hook
Henry Winston
Communist Party
Electric Rockets May Soon Drive Space Ships To Moon
Los Angeles AP report on the electric rocket a small power plant seen as a key propulsion step for space ships. Experts at a major conference say lab tests prove viability and that electric rockets could handle cruise propulsion for large craft within three to five years, with US and USSR racing to test and deploy.
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Moon
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Institute of Aerospace Sciences
American Rocket Society
Earth
Richard Hayes
Air Force Research
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Washington
United States
Russia
Forbid Pictures of Mrs. Kennedy in Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy water skied near Athens under Greek navy protection. She spilled into the sea as naval police patrolled Ca vouri Bay and confiscated film from two photographers. Officers would not identify who ordered the ban on pictures in bathing attire.
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Athens
Greece
Jacqueline Kennedy
Cavouri Bay
Ottawa Flags Across City Mark Flag Day
Ottawa residents observed Flag Day with a Herald survey showing 42 flags from 1st to 15th Streets and Main to Cherry, plus city decorations in the Main Street blocks. West side districts between 1st and 7th Streets and Walnut to Ash reported 34 flags.
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Ottawa
Herald
1St
15Th Streets
Main and
Cherry
Main
Walnut
Ash
Rain and hail sweep Kansas with flooding risk in Ottawa
Thunderstorms drenched Ottawa area with about 0.83 inches and KOFO's 1.23 inches south of the city. River levels rose from .33 to .75 feet by 7 am, with forecasts of six to seven feet tomorrow. Quenemo reported 0.96 inches and winds damaged trees, while hail the size of tennis balls hit Salina vicinity and other counties saw two inch plus rains. At Topeka rain postponed the debut of The Kansas Story, with more unsettled conditions likely eastern districts. Cooler tonight with lows in the 50s northwest to near 60 southeast. tomorrow highs in the upper 70s to low 80s.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
KOFO
Kelsey
Quenemo
Atwood
Kansas
Salina
Sharon Springs
Colorado
Weather Bureau
Kennedy kept back his back injury from First Lady
Washington AP report says President Kennedy hid his back injury from Jacqueline Kennedy. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said she learned of it from newspapers while vacationing in Greece, urged him to return to Washington, but he advised otherwise. He concealed the injury during his Europe trip as she toured London and Greece. She planned to return to Washington but remained in the region.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Greece
Salinger
Berlin Free City Proposal Outlined by Mansfield
Senator Mike Mansfield proposed creating an internationally protected free city of Berlin to avert a East West nuclear clash. He argued peace requires that Berlin be held in peace and trust until Germany unifies and warned against tying freedom to Khrushchev’s plan or status quo. Mansfield said the U S commitment to Berlin defense extends to the lives and fortunes of all Americans.
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Washington
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Berlin
Mansfield
Senate
Germany
Khrushchev
U.s.-Supported
West Berlin
West
United States
U.S
Traffic Toll TOPEKA Kansas 1961 24 hours to 9 a.m. Wednesday
Kansas traffic death log reports 24 hours ending 9 a.m. Wednesday for June 17 in 1961 with 230 deaths in the comparable 1960 period at 199. Data notes reflect the toll and timing for the ongoing month.
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Topeka
Kansas
Details Of Wheat Plan For 1962 Given Congress
The Kennedy administration proposed a 1962 wheat program with a 10 percent land allotment reduction, retirements bonus, and higher price supports. It aims to raise net wheat income by at least 10 percent and cut surplus, requiring farmers to retire 10 percent of shares with optional 20 to 30 percent more. Payments depend on 1959-60 yields and parity, with a marketing quota tied to reduced allotments and stiffer penalties for overage. Referendum by late July must approve with two thirds support.
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Washington
Jaenke
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Excise Taxes Extension Approved by Senate Panel
The Senate Finance Committee approved Kennedy's bill to extend present corporation and major excise tax rates for another year. The extension would yield about $3.66 billion annually and keep the corporate rate at 52 percent while preserving War era excise levels on liquor beer wine cigarettes cars auto parts local telephones and travel.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Kennedy
Polish Blonde, Blackmail Figure In U.S. Spy Case
In Washington a Foreign Service officer, Irvin Chambers Scarbeck, 41, is jailed on a $50,000 bond after FBI arrest for allegedly passing classified U.S. information to Polish agents in Warsaw. A Polish blonde allegedly seduced and blackmailed him. the case involves espionage wording and potential political sensitive material.
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Washington
U.S
Poland
Irvin Chambers Scarbeck
Warsaw
Scarbeck
FBI
United States
State Department
Department
San Francisco
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Comittee
Justice Department
Naples
Italy
Dusseldorf
Germany
Foreign Service
More Bus Riders Head For South
The Freedom Riders begin a three group journey to test racial equality in interstate travel. 32 riders including eight from Washington started on a Greyhound bus to Charleston S C with stops in Wilmington Raleigh and Sumter en route to Florida.
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South
Myrtle Beach
S.C
Wilmington
N. C
Washington
Greyhound
Charleston
Florida
Jacksonville
Fla
St. Petersburg
Alabama
Mississippi
Raleigh
N.C
Sumter
Tallahassee
New York
The
Congress of Racial Equality
Wichita Student Wins Kansas Peace Officers Essay Scholarship
Kath erine Osburn of Wichita won a $300 scholarship in the Kansas Peace Officers Association essay contest for high school pupils. Henry J. Staudinger of Hois ington took second prize a $200 scholarship and a $100 scholarship goes to Kathleen Cady of Beloit.
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Liberal
Kas
Katherine Osburn
Wichita
Kansas Peace Officers Association
Henry J. Staudinger
Hoisington
Kathleen Cady
Beloit
Daley Traded To Yankees In Double Swap
New York Yankees acquire left handed pitcher Bud Daley from Kansas City in exchange for Art Ditmar and Deron Johnson. The trade follows an earlier deal sending Danny McDevitt to Minnesota for Billy Gardner as part of a busy day.
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NEW York
New York Yankees
Bud Daley
Kansas City
Art Ditmar
Deron Johnson
Athletics
Yankees
Danny McDevitt
Minnesota
Billy Gardner
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Wees
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Ceeens
Aeaees
A. m. Wees
M. Ewes
Tee
Corticos
Soviet Union
Hayes
U.S.S.R
America
Atlas
Lebo
JFK
Europe
Norma Terry
Carl Terry
S. Poplar
Congress
House Agriculture
E. A. Jaenke
Agriculture Department
S Stabilization and Conservation Service
Sam Wertleb
Lincoln White
Ques
Associated Press
Raney
Ady
Daley
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