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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1959

Page

6

Eisenhower and Queen Dedicate Seaway Amid Trading Shifts

President Eisenhower and Queen Elizabeth II dedicated the St Lawrence Seaway as May traffic totaled 2,243,450 tons, 50 percent higher than May 1958’s 165-foot deep channel usage. Early cargo delays at locks and docking facilities sparked mixed views on the Seaway’s impact, with shippers and carriers weighing long term benefits against initial disruptions.

New York Eisenhower Queen Elizabeth St. Lawrence Seaway Jsure United States

Stice Seeks Dismissal Of Ouster Case In Kansas

Disbarred attorney John N. Stice petitioned the Kansas Supreme Court to dismiss the attorney general’s ouster action. Gov Anderson accuses Stice of lacking qualifications since disbarment and argues the case states a valid cause of action. Stice says he is appealing disbarment to the U S Supreme Court and that no just cause exists for ouster.

PEKA John N. Stice Kansas Supreme Court Atty John Anderson Common Pleas Wichta Anderson Stice U. S. Supreme Court

Sail boat pattern for crafts and racing at $1

Boys and girls may construct this small sail boat and race with similar craft or catch every breeze on lake, pond or bay. Pattern 457 shows every step and lists materials, included in a Variety Package of Craftsman Patterns Packet .64 for $1 by Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept., Bedford Hills, New York.

Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept Bedford Hills New York

Little Rock to reopen schools on integrated basis

Little Rock school board announces plans to operate high schools on an integrated basis this fall amid Gov. Faubus warnings of possible violence. Board says plan follows federal court action restoring control and will use the Arkansas pupil placement law to assign students.

Little Rock Ark Orval E. Faubus Faubus Central Arkansas

Public Baths Close Over Shower Cost Estimate

Providence health official Joseph Smith says each shower costs the city 2.73 dollars and the six public baths will be closed due to outdated facilities. The move aims to cut expenses and modernize public health services.

Providence, Rl Joseph Smith

State To Get Old Hospital In Topeka For Neurological Institute

Kansas may gain possession of the old Winter General Hospital in Topeka within 30 days and convert it into the Kansas Neurological Institute. Dr. George W. Jackson says extensive remodeling and staff lining will take months. The 1959 Legislature appropriated 500000 for overhaul and 700000 for operating the first year. The building, once an Army hospital then a veterans hospital, was transferred from the Veterans Administration to HEW and then likely to Kansas. About 300 beds will open in the first year, with potential to reach 500 or 600 beds.

Topeka Kansas Winter General Hospital Kansas Neurological Institute George W. Jackson Veterans ‘Hospital Veterans Administration Cation and Welfare Department Land Andrew F. Schoeppel Jackson

Labor Dispute Halts Missile Site Work in Topeka

A labor dispute paused construction of a missile launching site near Topeka as pickets were withdrawn after the prime contractor agreed to hiring provisions required by the National Labor Relations Board. Laborers Union local representative William Bannister said the action began due to alleged union labor discrimination by the contractor.

Topeka William Bannister National Labor Relations Board Bannister E J. Markson Independent Contractors and Engineers Dal

Picketing Topic Touched by Misunderstanding

Report notes that the picketing situation was a surprise and that any hiring of non-union workers resulted from a misunderstanding. The account highlights tension around labor practices and unclear communication between parties involved.

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