Mental health panel at First Methodist Church
The Women's Society of Christian Service will sponsor a panel on mental health in the dining room of First Methodist Church Wednesday at 7 30. Panelists include Rev Charles Hall of the state hospital at Osawatomie and Ottawa educators and clergy chaired by Rev Charles P Knight.
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Women's Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Charles Hall
State Mental Hospital
Osawatomie
Lowell Gish
Ottawa
Charles Southard
Ottawa University
John B. Sweigart
Grace Episcopal Church
Franklin County
Charles P. Knight
Minor Accident at Oak and Powhatan Intersection
Police report a 1935 Ford driven by Walter C. Potter 24 of 735 North Mulberry collided with a 1950 Pontiac driven by Jess H. Medlin 69 of 810 North Oak yester day at 6 pm near the Oak Powhattan crossing. Left front wheel of Potter clipped Medlin rear right as Medlin neared the intersection. Damage estimated at 50 cents each car.
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North Oak
Powhattan
Walter C. Potter
North Mulberry
Jess H. Medlin
Medlin
Oak and
Potter
Ford
State Purchasing Director Resigns in Kansas
TOPEKA William Perkins resigned today as state purchasing director and was succeeded by Henry Knouff of Holton who has been a division buyer for three years. Governor Docking and William Salome announced the voluntary change. Knouft, 48, is a registered Republican but has not been active in politics. He will take a civil service leave and a 60 to 90 day civil service exam will be held for the permanent director position.
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Topeka
William Perkins
Henry Knouff
Holton
William la Jome
Department of Administration
Perkins
Democratic
Knoult
Salome
George Docking
Knoutt
Ottawa
Adams
Roys
Borg New Gp
The
Kansas Bureau of
Reese
Don White
Salvador Blanco
Jay Brown
Santa Fe
White
University of Kant
Wee
Sas School of Medicine
S.W
J. L. Adams
TV Station seeks channel 11 in Garden City
Washington i Central Kansas Television Inc. applied today to the Communications Commission for a channel 11 station at Garden City Kansas. The company proposes to use KOK programs on the Garden City station.
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Washington
Central Kansas Television Inc
KCKT
Great Bend
Kas
The
Communications Commission
Garden City
Kes
No Evidence Of Foul Play Found
Weather forecast favors fair conditions this afternoon into Saturday with mostly cool temps ranging from 25 to 60 degrees. A coroner’s exam notes remains found near Ottawa are being investigated for identity, with dental work linking to a missing Ottawa youth. investigators consider the possibility the remains belong to J. L. Adams.
Ike Made Front Page Year Ago
A fragment recounts Ike Eisenhower and a leap year anniversary related to a front page item. It mentions Harold F Bailey and a Turtle Creek dam project with references to List & Clark and Remstenstion Co. The readable text is garbled but centers on a year-ago presidential headline and a dam project decision.
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Washington
Ars Eisenhower
Manhattan
Harold F. Bailey
Turtle Creek
List & Clark
Remstenstion Co
Dave
Remains Found After Ottawa Area Mystery Investigation
In a Kansas region near Ottawa investigators search the Santa Fe rail line area for remains tied to a June disappearance. Three locals answer questions about the night, with detectives uncovering bone fragments and teeth as a DA reports no sign of foul play while awaiting pathology results.
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Keith Page
Santa Fe
Sheriff Brown
Page
Adams
Kiefer Dam
Carl Connor
LaVerne Lohman
Louise Battle
Ottawa
VU Gillis
Brown
Church
Eugene Flaherty
Ottawa Police
KU School of Medicine
White
Flu Epidemic At K State Throws Light On Campus
At Manhattan the influenza outbreak affected about 1200 students as 40 remained in the student health center. An old hospital building was reopened to handle the case load, while authorities search for a missing man linked to a cabin incident and a broader push to teach Russian as a modern language in schools.
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Manhattan
Kaw
Battle
Adams
U. S
Construction To Start This Year
A new interstate highway project between Kansas City and Ottawa is set to begin before year end 1957. The plan, approved by the Highway Commission, would create a right of way including a 35.1 mile Ottawa to Olathe span and a 3.7 mile Merriam to Kansas City segment, linking U.S. 59 near Ottawa with U.S. 50 near Olathe.
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Topeka
Kansas City
Ottawa
Highway Commission
Olathe
Merriam
Kas
Ottawa-Olathe
Governor Demands Resignation of State Brand Commissioner
Governor Docking demanded the resignation of State Branch Commissioner Charles Lake of Greensburg for gross dereliction of duties. The Livestock Association had asked Lake to resign and plans to seek removal via attorney general if uncured by March. Lake’s term ends June 30 after years as brand commissioner. accusations cited harm to the livestock industry and the state.
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Topeka
George Docking
State
Charles Lake
Greensburg
Docking
Lake
Kansas Livestock Assn
The
Livestock Association
Frank Winzler
Livestock
People of
Kansas
Brand
Nixon Entertained by Moroccan Crowds Before U.N. Session
Vice President Nixon arrived in Rabat for a goodwill visit to eight African nations. He rode in a white open limousine and shook hands with about 1000 people including veiled women and children, pausing to greet crowds along a 10 mile parade route. He planned to meet Sultan Mohammed V and press for American aid while navigating Moroccan demands to review rights to multimillion dollar air bases.
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Rabat
Morocco
Nixon
America
Secret Service
Ner
Sultan Mohammed V
United States
Minutes Aligned to Sound Facts in Oregon Racketeering Probe
Senate Rackets Committee heard Portland pinball operator Terry testify the minutes of a Oregon pinball operators meeting were altered to appear more factual before a grand jury. He named Alvin Brown as the secretary who edited the record as part of a broader West Coast rackets inquiry.
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Washington
Stanley G. Terry
Oregon
Terry
Portland
Senate
Alvin Brown
Sigu Pre Wm
Frank W. Brewister
L-State Western Conference
Teamsters
Vice
Portlawl
Branding-Iron Law Stirs Kansas Politics In 1958
Topeka Kansas officials reported that the House Elections Committee killed a bill to repeal the branding-iron law requiring voters to state party affiliation at primaries. Senate actions included constitutional amendments on judge selection and general obligation bonds for water projects. The session touched on local measures as it prepared for weekend adjournment.
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Topeka
House Elections Committee
Senate
House
Potucek
James Porter
Owen Root
D-Parker
Porter
Byrd Replies To Senator Bowers On Kansas Corporation
Ottawa attorney Jack Byrd issued a formal reply to Senator William Bowers regarding Byrd's confirmation to the Kansas Corporation Commission. Byrd argues senatorial courtesy and district representation support his appointment, cites the commission's quasi judicial duties, and says confirmation should reflect the appointee's record and fitness rather than party labels. He notes the senate approved Byrd 21 to 13 and urges lawmakers to evaluate merit and service.
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Jack Byrd
Ottawa
Kansas
William Governors, Bowers
Byrd
Kansas Senate
Senate
Corporation Commission
Bowers
Bowbe
Comue
Franklin
Mia
State Highway Commission
Terial
Agera
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Lamar Phillips
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Iva Kay Jones
Marilyn Irwin
Marie Keelin
Leavenworth
Ottawa High School Art Club
Wek
J. R. Cheney
Abilene, Tex
Doyle Roberts
Texas State Penitentiary
Huntsville
Ask
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Lelidia
Eisenhower
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K-State
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United Nations
N.Y
General Assembly
Gulf of Aqaba
Gaza Strip
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Strip
Egypt
Anakenanck
Cairo
James B. Elkins
Brewster
Elkins
Acme Amusement Co
Mahmoud Fawzi
Staverns
Frice Israel
Clyde Crosby
Teamsters Oregon
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Wellington
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Tuttle Creek
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