Buy a Share of Carthage fuels civic fund drive
In Carthage Missouri signs urge residents to buy $25 shares in the Carthage Industrial Development Corp. An employee found a $5 and a $1 taped to a poster with a note from Kenosha Wisconsin. The town chief said the money is under review as a local resident possibly traveling to be married. A separate Kansas report notes a rural fight over a planned Monday wedding between a 64 year old man and 59 year old fiancée after a former girlfriend returned to the area.
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Carthage
Carthage Industrial Development Corp
Kenosha
Wise
Leland Boatwright
Clathe
Kan
Edward Hayes
Johnson County
Talk Peace in Algiers Amid New Secret Army Fires
In Algiers, fires broke out as European and Moslem negotiators sought a peace path with the European minority demanding guarantees. The Provisional Executive and European leaders met in Rocher Noir while the secret army pressed for amnesty in exchange for halting scorched earth destruction.
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Algiers
European Secret Army Organization
Secret
Algeria
Paris
Rocher Noir
Jean-Jacques Susini
Evian
Chateauneuf
Dead Mosquito Profits Highlight Radio Tip
A Chicago AP report recounts an East Chicago man who learned of paying prices for dead mosquitoes. A clipping claimed dried ground insects sold for 5 455 20 a pound, used by doctors for allergy tests and inoculations, though the buyer remained unnamed.
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Planned Parenthood
Cook County
Chicago
Annexation Vote At Fouts District Ends With Yes
Patrons of the Fouts School District voted 24 to 6 last night to annex the district to the Princeton Grade School District. A parcel of non high school district land will transfer to High School District 10 serving Richmond Princeton Rantoul and Lane. Earlier, Fouts patrons rejected joining the Ottawa District and approved closing the Fouts School.
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Fouts
Annnex
Princeton
Richmond
Rantoul
Lane
Ottawa
Higher Valuation On Corporations In Kansas
The Kansas property valuation department reports public service corporations rose by 10.6 million in value year over year to 829 million. Pipeline and electric power gains lead, with telephone up 10.8 million, railroads and express downsizing. Southwestern Bell Telephone tops at 102.8 million, while Santa Fe rails at 83.7 million. Northern Natural Pipeline 51.1 million. Kansas Power and Light 65.3 million.
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Topeka
Kansas Property Valuation Department
Southwestern Bell Telephone
Santa Fe
Northern Natural
Kansas Power and Light Co
Senatorial Candidate Visits Ottawa Facing Farm Policy Clash
Joe Corpstein of Nortonville campaigned in Ottawa for the Republican nomination to the U.S. Senate. He spoke with passersby and handed out cards, voicing opposition to acreage allotments parity prices price supports and marketing quotas. He critiqued government price controls as incompatible with free enterprise and referenced Kennedy’s steel actions. Corpstein previously ran unsuccessfully for Congress in 1934 in the old First District.
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Joe Corpstein
Nortonville
Ottawa
U.S
Corpstein
the Herald
Kennedy
Old
First
Railroads Cut Wheat Freight Rates to West Coast
Anson Horning of Larned said the Santa Fe Railroad will join four lines in lowering Great Plains wheat freight rates to the west coast. The union of railroads cuts rates from 82 to 70 cents per hundredweight effective May 26, enabling 5.5 million bushels of Commodity Credit Corp. wheat to move via Union Pacific to west coast terminals soon.
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Dodge City
Anson Horning
Larned
The
Kansas Association of Wheat Growers
Santa Fe Railroad
Great Plains
Hornung
Sam Freeman
Denver
Great Plains Wheat Producers Transportation Committee
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Western Pacific
Denver & Rio Grande Western
West Coast
Freeman
Commodity Credit Corp
Horning
Ford Strike Halts Parts Flow Across Nation
Ford workers face widespread layoffs as a Walton Hills Ohio stoppage constrains supplies for assembly lines. More than 50,000 U.S. Ford employees could return to work if talks resume and resolve production grievance disputes tied to a three year contract negotiations.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Henry Ford
Ohio
UAW
McClellan to Probe Nightclub Disgrace in Baltimore
Washington Senator John L McClellan says next week Senate investigations subcommittee will hear testimony on Baltimore night spots amid allegations of prostitution rackets and immigration law violations involving entertainers. Comedienne Ann O Connor testified of exploitation and accused AGWA leaders of collusion with clubs. Dorothy Lamour defended showgirls and blamed critics when abuses occurred under union contracts.
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L. McClellan
D-Ark
McClellan
Senate Investigations
Baltimore
Jerome Adlerman
Maryland
Canada
Greece
American Guild of Variety Artists
Afl-Cio
Comedienne
Ann O’conor
Chicago
Senators
AGWA
O’connor
Jackie Bright
Bright
Dorothy Lamour
Be aware sign prompts tip prize for Ottawa Herald reader
Mrs. Roy Hastings of 748 S Locust won a $5 prize in The Ottawa Herald tip contest for reporting a Beware sign on an Ottawa city lot overgrown with weeds. Other tipsters named include Kathy Callaghan, David Kelley, Mrs. Ruth Wickard, Loren McCurdy, and Jim Randel. The paper offers $5 weekly for best reader tip. no story writing required.
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Roy
Hastings
Ottawa
Kathy Callaghan
Davis
David Kelley
Ruth Wickard
Rockwood Drive
Loren McCurdy
Lincoln
Jim Randel
Osawatomie
Missouri Pacific Seeks to Combine 47 Station Agencies
The Kansas Corporation Commission plans a future hearing on Missouri Pacific Railroad’s request to dualize 47 station agencies by using two or more stations under one agent. Affected stations include Greeley Lyndon Osage City and Garnett. Missouri Pacific notes a projected net annual savings of about $100000 and aims for more efficient management.
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Kansas Corporation Commission
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Greeley
Lyndon
Osage City
Garnett
Missouri Pacific
Central Branch
Commission
Tanly's Toot at Cub Scout Pack 81 Picnic
A playful remark about selling dead mosquitoes during the Cub Scout Pack 81 picnic last night, noted with a lighthearted aside. The line signals a casual, humorous scene rather than a formal report.
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Cub Scout Pack
Flight engineers threaten strike against Pan American Eastern and TWA
Washington AP United States flight engineers threaten a mid afternoon walkout against Pan American Eastern and Trans World Airlines potentially grounding 40 percent of the nations service. The union wants arbitration on all issues except cockpit manpower replacing four crew with three. President Kennedy urged reconsideration.
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Washington
Pan American
Eastern
Trans World
Flight Engineers International Association
Afl-Cio
Kennedy
TWA
White House
Brown
Free Beef For Dad At Ransom Memorial Hospital
A free beef roast will be given to the father of the first baby born at Ransom Memorial Hospital on Father's Day. Mrs. Jack Wilson of Pomona presents the beef on behalf of Kansas Cowbelles, aiding beef promotion. J. R. Cheney of Ottawa furnishes the meat for the annual campaign.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Jack Wilson
Pomona
Kansas Cowbelles
Kansas Livestock Association
J. R. Cheney
Ottawa
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Warm and windy with scattered storms
Weather forecast for the county calls for warmer, windy, and mostly fair conditions tonight. Widely scattered thunder showers are expected Sunday with a low near 70 tonight and highs in the 80s on Sunday.
Three Of A Kind Beats Long Odds
The Chorney triplets born May 6 in Brooklyn beat 1500 to 1 odds and are home at over five pounds each. Maya Cynthia Ann, Charlotte Bernice and Christine Sheryl, all premature, now healthy. Manning quadruplets in South Weymouth aged one today include John Robert Richard and Betty, healthy and thriving with six siblings nearby.
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Chorney
Brooklyn
Manning
South Weymouth
Mass
John
Robert
Richard
Betty
Charlotte Bernice
Christine Sheryl
Long Island Jewish Hospital
Queens
Anthony
Roberta Chorney
Mannings
Chorneys
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European Community
Jacques Chevallier
Secret Army
Robert J. Kaiser
U.S. Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kansas State
Guy C. Rexroad
Ind
Associated Press Bureau
Raney
Farmers Elevator, Inc
Marvin Gentner
Emil Johnson
Andy” Anderson
Herald
Walton Hills
Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Nashville
Tenn
Buffalo
Dearborn
Monroe, Mich
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Tanly
Euene
P.m. Aes
Sacaeges
A.m. Eaeraee
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Veeeane
Wees
A.m. Bonne
A.m. Ae Ae
A Rees
A.m. Wae
Associated Press
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