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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1959

Page

6

Ground Breaking for Monona Reservoir Site Planned

Signs directing motorists to the Monona reservoir will be set up by the Corps of Engineers area office in Bryan. The groundbreaking is Friday evening July 10 at 7 p.m. Col L E Laurion will explain the flood control project. A low water crossing is being built downstream for machinery. Police stopped Hector Galvin after finding a bag of stolen jewelry in his possession. Hyde Park police advised clarinetist John Williams to reduce noise after complaints of loud music.

Pomona Reservoir Corps of Engineers S. Main Charles Perry Kansas Col L. E. Laurion Kansas City Marais Des Cygnes Main Street Chicago Hyde Park John Williams South Side Williams

Two Appeals Filed Over River Flood-Condemnation Land

Two residents Janell Rice and Ruel W. Mitchell appealed district court appraisements for land seized by the city for flood control along the Marais des Cygnes River. They challenge the appraisers' June 1 report which set prices on land extending from the alley west of Main to the river’s north bank.

Marais Des Cygnes Janell Rice Ruel W. Mitchell Main

Weather county forecast brief storms and temperatures

Partly cloudy with thunderstorms starting late afternoon then tonight with intermittent storms and locally heavy rain. Wednesday will be mostly cloudy and cooler with occasional thunderstorms. Highs in the 80s. tonight lows near 60. Wednesday highs in the 70s.

Weird Wheat Harvest Ends In Franklin County

In Franklin County the wheat crop, once lively and golden, collapsed to a stop this week. Co-Op Elevator manager Lyle Grier said harvest was about 85 to 90 percent over with only trickling in. Farmers Extent and Geiger noted quick work and high moisture issues, while yields averaged about 25 bushels per acre. Oats harvest is starting as wheat ends, with many farmers moving to oats and other grains.

Ol’ King Franklin County Lyle Grier Kansas Grier Charles Geiger Geiger Kansas City Norman Schartz Ottawa

New Soviet Plan Aims to Boost Industry and Modernization

Moscow reports a five day Central Committee session presenting a 342 page master plan to accelerate industrial growth under the seven year plan. Khrushchev led the discussion calling for automation, retooling, and mass mobilization of experts with tighter party and government control to narrow the gap with the United States. Average expert Aristov cautioned the modernization task may exceed the seven year window.

Moscow Central Committee United States Nikita Khrushchev Communist Party Pravda Izvestia Campeseinng Ave

Tried To Sell Airplanes To Fidel Castro

The Senate Labor Management Committee heard that an American group sought to sell planes to Fidel Castro's Cuban government after Batista’s fall. Earl T. Benjamin of Welded Construction Corp testified, noting Akros Dynamics owned a seized plane tied to a 200,000 round ammunition smuggling plot, with Dominick E. Bartone as a suspected smuggler awaiting testimony. Benjamin and Bartone are key figures in the probe into anti-Batista activities and possible Teamsters involvement.

Washington Senate Labor Management Committee Fidel Castro Castro Fulgencio Batista Earl T. Benjamin Cleveland Ohio Robert F. Kennedy Teamsters Union Benjamin Welded Construction Corp Akros Dynamics, Inc Akros Dynamics Batista Dominick E. Bartone Bartone

Mid-Year 1959 Outlook: Income Up, Spending Higher

AP analysis notes Americans fared well in the first half of 1959 with higher incomes and spending. Employment rose, debt increased, mortgage financing stayed available, and consumer confidence surged amid rising living costs and ongoing inflation concerns. Tomorrow: outlook for the next six months.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York Berlin

Orders Release Of Lansing Prisoner

LEAVENWORTH AP District Judge Joseph J Dawes today ordered Marlow W Lanham released from the State Prison at Lansing after parole revocation in Sedgwick County District Court without a hearing. Lanham, sentenced April 3 1957 to two years for child desertion, said he was arrested in Oklahoma last April and sent back to Wichita jail before return to prison without a parole revocation hearing.

Leavenworth Joseph J. Dawes Marlow W. Lanham Lansing Sedgwick Lanham Oklahoma Wichita

Hagerty Discharged From Walter Reed After Surgery

Washington AP dispatch reports White House press secretary James C Hagerty is discharged from Walter Reed Army Hospital after an appendectomy performed June 22. He will recuperate at home for about a week before resuming duties at the desk.

Washington White House James C.,hagerty Walter Reed Army Hospital Hagerty

Finds Body In Washing Machine

Oklahoma City police investigated the discovery of a young boy’s body in a self service laundry washer. Detectives said the age was 4 to 6 and it was unclear if the machine’s door closed on him or if he was placed inside. A missing child report was received, but officials were unsure if he was the victim.

Oklahoma City E. B. Mears Libby Sam Molarino

Pilotless Air Force Jet Strikes Okinawan School

AP reports Earl Mazo, author on Nixon, says Chief Justice Warren called him a damned man at a cocktail party. Mazo confirms Warren objected to parts of the book, feeling it favored Nixon. Warren offered no comment, and the dispute cooled into a cordial talk with a mutual invitation to visit.

Washington Earl Mazo Richard M. Nixon Earl Warren Warren Mazo Nixon

Stripper Libby Jones Speaks To Royal Oak Lions Club

Libby Jones defended strip tease as an art and career at a Royal Oak Lions Club luncheon. The 5-foot-8 performer discussed psychology and history of strip tease, noting earnings between 750 and 1230 dollars weekly, amid surprised wives and business attendees.

Royal Oak Mich Libby Jones Lions Royal Oak Lions Club Libby Detroit

Land Sold At Auction In Ottawa

Six parcels of land in the south Ottawa area brought 58100 at public auction held on the Franklin County courthouse steps. Eight bidders, led by J F Weidner Willis H Weidner Arnold HinderLiter and others purchased tracts 146 James Lowell Fouts Louise Fouts Ethel D Goff. Sheriff Max Gilmore officiated as auctioneer for the Goff estate.

Ottawa Franklin County J. F. Weidner Willis H. Weidner Lester E. Daugharthy B. B. Phillips Arnold Hinderliter James Lowell Fouts Louise Fouts Ethel D. Goff 15Th and Main Max Gilmore Goff

Law Gives Way To Couple In A Hurry

Overland Park Kansas AP Judge Raymond H Carr waived the three day waiting period for marriage so Ruth Hughes 65 and Linford C Marville 82 widower and widow could wed Wednesday after knowing each other 30 years. They pursued life together and the judge granted the exemption at Johnson County District Court.

Overland Park, Kan Johnson County Raymond H. Carr Ruth Hughes Linford C. Marville Marville

Eisenhower to Hold News Conference Wednesday

President Eisenhower will hold a news conference in Washington on Wednesday at 10 a.m. ZDT. No further details were provided about topics or attendees.

Washington Eisenhower

Cougars Sought In Sedgwick County

Deputies hunt a mountain lion pack in Sedgwick County near Valley Center north of Wichita. Capt. Pecenka said a male cougar about a yard tall with cubs and young females has been seen, and farmers report at least 25 sheep killed in the area.

Wichita Sedgwick County Frank Pecenka Pecenka Valley Center

West German Chancellor defies Berlin threat in electoral college visit

Chancellor Konrad Adenauer arrived in West Berlin aboard a U S Air Force plane for the West German Electoral College meeting to choose a successor to President Theodor Heuss. East German threats to blockade were not repeated as Electoral College members gathered in the enclave.

Berlin Konrad Adenauer West Berlin Adenauer Theodor Heuss East Germany

Soviet official tours Camden to view atomic powered ship Savannah

Frol R. Kozlov first deputy premier of Russia visits Camden New Jersey in sweltering heat to tour the New York Shipbuilding yard and see the Savannah, the world’s first nuclear powered merchant ship. Accompanied by aides and State Department staff, he travels by air conditioned limousine after a stop in New York and a lunch at a climate controlled roadside inn.

Camden N.J R. Kozlov Russia New Jersey Jersey Turnpike Kozlov State Department New York Queens New York Shipbuilding Corporation Savannah

Okinawa Jet Crash Kills 21. Over 100 Hurt

An American F100 Super Sabre jet from Kadena Air Base crashed into Miamori Elementary School in Ishikawa Okinawa. Twenty one people were killed and more than 100 injured as burning fragments rained over nearby homes and streets. Capt. John G. Schmitt Jr. parachuted to safety. the incident sparked political debate in Tokyo and a full investigation by U.S. authorities.

Okinawa U.S Far East Tokyo Japanese Socialist Party Robert W. Burns 5Th Air Force Kadena Air Base Ishikawa John G. Schmitt Jr Chalmers, Ind

Weather swings from sultry to cooler with storms

Ottawa saw a brief cool spell last night with 64 degrees at 1 am after a high of 98 the previous afternoon. A line of storms moved through eastern Kansas bringing scattered rain and flash flooding along Lyon Creek while towns like Herington and Kanopolis reported heavy rainfall totals. The forecast warns of more thunderstorms and locally heavy rains across northeast Kansas tonight, with widespread measurements from Junction City to Lindsborg recording new rainfall totals.

Ottawa Main Street Kansas Herington Kanopolis Lyon Creek Weather Bureau Junction City Abilene Salina Brookville

Park Authority Plans Pomona Park Near Ottawa

The Kansas Park and Resources Authority is estimating costs for planning work at Tuttle Creek Dam near Manhattan and Pomona Reservoir near Ottawa. It will also plan parks at Cedar Bluff Reservoir near Hays and Fall River Reservoir near Fredonia. Plans target action by the next Legislature. Kanopolis Reservoir was dedicated last month.

Topeka Kansas Park and Resources Authority Tuttle ‘Creek Manhattan Pomona Reservoir Ottawa Cedar Bluff Reservoir Hays Fall River Reservoir Fredonia Kanopolis Reservoir

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