Summer Storytelling Hour at Carnegie Library Opens
The annual summer Story-Telling Hour at the Carnegie Library in Santa Ana begins Tuesday June 18 with Mrs. Marie Danielson as storyteller. Two groups meet daily: kindergarten through first grade 10 to 10 45 a.m. and grades two through four 10 45 to 11 30 a.m. The event is co sponsored by the Carnegie Library and the Ottawa Recreation Commission. In other notes Donald Ellis Simon, now 21, has a $980000 trust fund from a $2000 start, approved in Santa Ana Superior Court after a final accounting. He graduated from the University of California at Berkeley last week. In Girard Ray Payne of Mulberry was fined for carrying untaxed wine across the state line under a new tax stamp law. In Azusa nine year old Britt Poland was ill after finding what looked like a crystal but was weed killer, and is recovering. In Wilwood Rich ard Breese, 22, surrendered after a warrant for auto theft. he rode 100 miles from Philadelphia to turn himself in.
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Carnegie Library
Marie Danielson
Ottawa Recreation Commission
Donald
Santa Ana Superior Court
Norton Simon
Hunt Foods
Girard
Kan
Ray Payne
Mulberry
Kansas
Research On Farm Products Is Proposed
A presidential commission urged applying science to break down farm products and reassemble them into new industrial goods. It highlighted plastics, films, fibers and coatings as possibilities, and urged expanded private public state and federal research and incentives to develop processes using farm materials. The panel chair J Leroy Welsh and members from Nebraska New York New Jersey Mississippi Kentucky urged tripling current federal outlays of about 16.1 million dollars to fund the program.
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Commission
Sheriff Kilday Warns Rioting Prisoners Over TV Damage
San Antonio reports Sheriff Owen Kilday warned county jail inmates to behave or face restrictions. He pledged that further rioting damage to televisions would result in loss of access to programs like Dragnet and The Lineup. Repair bills last month totaled an undisclosed amount.
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San Antonio
Tex
Sherif Owen Kilday
Dragnet
Township Budget Work Is Completed in County
Bruce Spears county clerk announced completion of budgets for all townships and towns outside Ottawa. Budgets must be published at least 10 days before hearing dates, which will be set for each budget hearing. All hearings are required to be held before August 25.
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Ottawa
Bruce Spears
Weather outlook for Kansas turns unsettled this weekend
Mostly cloudy conditions expected this afternoon through Sunday with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Heavy rain likely in the west and south this afternoon or evening. Sunday brings showers and storms to the north and scattered thundershowers in the south with little temperature change. Lows tonight in the 60s and highs Sunday near 75 to 85 degrees.
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Kansas
More Showers Are Forecast For Kansas Weekend
The weather bureau warned of weekend showers and thunderstorms across Kansas. Light morning rain occurred in the west with storms in Hutchinson Salina and Hill City. Kanopolis Dam reported heavy rain and hail. Storms likely to move east tonight and tomorrow with possible heavy rain in south central and eastern areas. Temperatures expected to remain steady. Rain totaled up to .10 inch in most places, Oswego including 2.38 inches. Yesterday's high temps ranged 72 to 87 with lows from 52 to 70.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
Hutchinson
Salina
Hill City
Kanopolis Dam
Southleast
Oswego
Goodland
Chanute
Pittsburg
Scrivner Bill Seeks Huron Cemetery National Monument
Rep Scrivner introduces a bill to designate Huron Cemetery in Kansas City Kansas as a national monument. He argues the Wyandotte tribe was dissolved long ago and the land title reverted to the federal government after earlier Interior and Budget Bureau opposition to a similar proposal.
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Washington
Scrivner
Kas
Huron Cemetery
Kansas City
Interior Department
Budget Bureau
Congress
Oklahoma
Dulles Observes 50th Anniversary in Diplomacy
Secretary of State John Foster Dulles marked 50 years since starting in foreign affairs. Born in 1887, he began his career June 15, 1907 at the Hague peace conference with the Chinese delegation. He planned to work as usual, prepare a San Francisco speech for June 28, and attend a congressional committee meeting next week.
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Washington
Dulles
San Francisco
Congressional Committee
Hague
John W. Foster
China
Science Still Hasn't Found Drug To Halt Influenza Bug
New York reports science has no drug to stop the flu virus once infected. Vaccination is advised as the best defense, with health authorities preparing programs if an Asian flu epidemic spreads. Doctors treat symptoms with aspirin and rest, and antibiotics may be used to prevent bacterial infections if a serious epidemic occurs.
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New York
Science
Annexation Question Discussed by Willow Street Property Owners
East Willow street property owners from 10th Street to Gleason Addition met with city commissioners to discuss annexation. Most favored joining the city, a few wanted more time. No decision was made. Annexation would complete east Willow property incorporation to 15th and Willow.
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Willow Street
10Th Street
Gleason Addition
City
Willow
15Th
Twister Hits Illinois Two Killed In Cross Destruction
Enraged suspect confesses murdering Freelin Huff and his wife Louise at their Marana Arizona ranch and placing bodies in a culvert shaped like a cross. Paul Whalen 30 was arrested after a chase near Coolidge. He described plan by the old man upstairs and detailed shootings and gunfire through the Huff home.
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Marana, Ariz. Ui—A
Freelin Huff
Louise
Desert
Tucson
Huff
Coolidge
Ariz
Paul Whalen
Whalen
Huff Ranch
Arthur Grande
Pima
Grande
Jesus Christ
Train Crash Fatal To Two At Isolated Crossing
A Santa Fe Railway passenger train and a car collided at an isolated crossing in Fountain Colorado killing rancher Clark Hanna about 35 and his five year old daughter Randy. Randy's twin Ginger was injured and taken to Penrose Hospital. The Hanna family owns a 35000 acre cattle ranch south of Magdalena New Mexico.
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Fountain, Colo,p
Colorado
New Mexico
Clark Hanna
Randy
Ginger
Clockner-Penrose Hospital
Colorado Springs
Hanna
Walter Hanna
Magdalena
Schoeppel Aims to End Economic Aid to Other Nations
Washington Senator Schoeppel Republican Kansas says it is time to end economic assistance tied to the 1959 mutual security program. He feared the authorization labeled as defense support would become economic aid without testimony of need. The Kansan voted to strike the item.
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Washington
Sen
Schoeppel
R-Kas
British Olympian Derek Ibbotson Becomes Father Today
Derek Ibbotson, the British Olympic runner, welcomed a baby girl today in Glasgow. moments after learning the news he ran a mile in 3 minutes 58.4 seconds marking a swift celebration with elite pace.
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Ceiving
Senate Gives Ike Foreign Aid Bill Final Passage
President Eisenhower's 3.64 billion foreign aid bill cleared the Senate for House action after a 57 to 25 vote. Despite Democratic-led efforts to trim totals, roll calls kept the chamber in session until near midnight. Johnson and Knowland led a united front while Green guided the bill, amid charges of giveaways and waste.
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Eisenhower
House
Senate
Johnson
Knowland
Green
Dri
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Two South Carolina Students Wish Enlistment To Escape Costs
Myron A Gilbert and Warren W Hair both 20 from Walterboro and North Augusta say they will join the U.S. Army in Paris or Frankfurt to pay their passage home after crossing into Communist Hungary and being held in Budapest. They told officials they prefer Europe enlistment to avoid travel costs and expect basic training on return.
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Paris
Frankfurt
Myron A
Mike) Gilbert
Walterboro
Warren William Hair
North Augusta
U.S. State Department
United States
Hungary
Budapest
Vienna
U.S
Hair
Gilbert
Europe
States
Far East
Flood Costs And Drought Compared
Kansas City business leader B Dillingham cites five years of drought cutting local income by 806 million dollars and notes the 1951 flood cost the area over a billion. He urges earlier funding to prevent casualties and reduce costs, at a ceremony for the Army Corps of Engineers anniversary.
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Kansas City
Fr. B. Dillingham
Chamber of Commerce
Dillingham
Army Corps Ofengineers
Tornado Rips Springfield Illinois Killing Two and Wrecking Homes
A tornado with 106 mph winds devastated central Springfield Illinois wrecking more than 20 houses and damaging 200 others. Two women were killed and over 50 injured as telephones failed citywide and parks lost all trees. Emergency crews treated about 50 as police aided cleanup. The Governor's mansion survived with the Abraham Lincoln home nearby undamaged.
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Springfield
Ilinois
Abraham Lincoln
Family Drowned In Missouri Flood Near Beaufort
In Beaufort Missouri roaring creek flood waters swept a car carrying a farm family of seven. Deputies reported five bodies found inside the car one nearby and one missing. The family name was not immediately known. Beaufort is about 40 miles southwest of St. Louis.
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Beaufort
Roaring Creek
Franklin County Sherif’s
Charles A. Granenmann
Grenenmann
St. Louis
Soviet offer on disarmament probes inspectors at UN
London reports Western observers see Soviet proposal as a major advance in nuclear test ban talks. Valerian Zorin presented a two to three year moratorium with an international UN backed committee to enforce it and to allow Western inspectors. Details require clarification before judgment.
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London
Soviet Union
U.N. Disarmament Subcommittee
Valerian Zorin
United Nations
Zorin
Britain
Russia
United States
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Calif
Donald Ellis Simon
University of California At Berkeley
Payne
State Line
Azusa
Britt Poland
Britt
Wilwood
N. J
Richard Breese
Philadelphia
Bipartisan Commission
J. Leroy Welsh
Omaha
Neb
Karl D. Butler
Ithaca, I. Y
George Henry Coppers
Englewood
Charles R. Sayre
Scott, Miss
Frank J. Welch
Lexington, Ky
Doug Forsythe
Dale Forsythe
Illinois
Arizona
Charles Knight
Bill Bemmels
Paul Stone
Will Channon
First Methodist
Chuck Langdon
Glasgow
Scotland
Derek
Ibbotson
Ner
Ike
California
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
South Carolina
Paul Farley
Anna Belle Larson
Allis-Chelmers
Weaver Manufacturing Co
Cole Chemical Co
Weaver
Missouri
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