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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1961

Page

11

Blame Placed on Navy and Designers for Texas Tower Collapse

A Senate report harshly criticizes the Navy and the engineers behind the Texas Tower radar structure that collapsed in a blizzard off New Jersey. It assigns blame to Air Force leadership and Col. Banks for duty dereliction, cites design inadequacy, and calls buck passing and indecision factors in the tragedy that killed 28.

Washington Senate Navy Texas Tower Air Force New Jersey William M. Banks Banks Boston Air Defense Center John Stennis D-Miss Defense Preparedness Subcommittee Bureau of Yards and Docks Stennis

Escapes One Bigamy Count In St Louis Case

Charles H. Fowler Jr., known for multiple marriages, may avoid prosecution in St Louis on a motor vehicle without consent charge as the statute of limitations has likely run out. He will then be handed to Chicago authorities to face a bigamy charge tied to his December marriage to wife No 4 while still in custody and having fathered five children by three of his four wives.

ST. Louis Charles H. Fowler Jr Chicago Fowler Dorothy Finnegan Fowler Daniel P. Reardon Jr No. 4

1961 Economic Outlook Uncertain Through Midyear

New York AP assesses a year of shifting questions as the 1961 economy wavers. Unemployment, inflation, tax policy, and government reach over private life loom large. Consumers spend steadily while wages stagnate and business hesitates on investment amid mixed signals from stock markets and housing.

New York

Boredom Slated As National Health Problem Says Farnsworth

Harvard doctor Dr Dana L Farnsworth told the American Medical Association's 110th annual meeting that aimlessness boredom and lack of meaning are the great sickness of our age He urged doctors to give patients meaning to life and to foster basic confidence competence and faith in humanity while acknowledging advances in medicine.

New York Harvard Dana L. Farnsworth Harvard University Health Services Massachusetts General Hospital Boston Farnsworth American Medical Association

Hearing Set In Cruelty Case In Kansas City

Roy Hall, 48, and wife Margaret, 45, face a July 11 hearing on a minor mistreatment charge after deputies found their 12-year-old son Roy Dean Hall chained to a bed in a one room basement home. Hall claimed the restraint was to prevent running away while they worked. The couple, a trash hauler and wife, are held on $1,500 bond.

Kansas City Roy Hall Margaret Roy Dean Hall Hall

Gas Company Strike Ends With Tentative Contract

Kansas City AP reports a tentative contract between Gas Service Co and Local 781 of the Gas Workers Metal Trades Union ends a 20 day strike by 450 workers. Pickets to be removed this morning, union to vote on ratification tonight, resuming work if approved. Terms undisclosed. Missouri Mediation Board, chaired by Daniel C. Rogers, participated in final talks. Company kept service during the strike with supervisory staff.

Kansas City Gas Service Co Gas Workers Metal Trades Union Harvey Oakes Missouri Mediation Board Daniel C. Rogers

Faubus Bond Vote Defeated in Arkansas Counties

Arkansas voters rejected a $60 million bond proposal for state colleges and institutions, harming Governor Orval Faubus's political standing. Only nine of 75 counties approved the bonds as opponents argued they would require new taxes or tapping school and welfare funds. Faubus saw a family win with son Farrell elected to the state House from Madison County.

Little Rock Arkansas Orval E. Faubus Faubus Farrell University of Arkansas Madison County Arkansas Education Association Arkansas Committee For Public Schools

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