Missionaries Payne Plan Three Year Brazil Term
Rev and Mrs William C Payne Jr and their son Jon leave Ottawa for Miami to board a 8 30 flight to Rio de Janeiro Brazil under the Brazil Inland Mission. The couple will serve at Barra do Garcas Mato Grosso joining two other missionary couples. Payne ordained Oct 16 1956 and they expect to spend three years in Brazil. Also notes signs of spring as geese head north of Ottawa.
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William C Payne
Jon
South America
C. B. McNish
W. C. Payne
N. Cedar
Miami
Fla
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Paynes
Ottawa
New Orleans
Brazil Inland Mission Board
Springfield
Barra Do Garcas
Mato Grosso
S.A
Payne
Mid West Bible and Missionary Institute
St. Louis
Faith Bible Church
Unemployment Claims Drop in February
Unemployment claims fell sharply in February as milder weather pulled construction workers back to work. New work applications totaled 110 for the three counties served, 82 fewer than January. Local job placements rose from 57 in January to 99 due to increased construction activity.
Ottawa high school 0 club admits 31 new members
The Ottawa high school 0 club accepted 31 new members at yesterday's assembly. Initiations were conducted on stage before acceptance. Names include Bob Keelin Ross Martin Robert Epps Neil Blakeman Larry Robinson Dennis Smith Bill Hysom Jim Woods Martin Schmidt Bob Allen Duane Cecil David Scott Larry Ferguson Jerry Thompson Frank Johnson Jack Stewart Gary Hornbuckle Irvin Michel George Small Larry Fischer. In New York the UN paused Gaza Gulf debate with Dag Hammarskjold to report later. No date set for next meeting.
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Ottawa High School
Bob Keelin
Ross Martin
Robert Epps
Neil Blakeman
Larry Robinson
Dennis Smith
Bill Hysom
Jim Woods
Martin Schmidt
Bob Allen
Duane Cecil
David Scott
Larry Ferguson
Jerry Thompson
Frank Johnson
Jack Stewart
Gary Hornbuckle
Irvin Michel
George Small
Larry Fischer
Winston
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
South Main Aly
Bob Burr
Gaza Strip
Gulf of Aqaba Nett
North Mulberry
Burnett
Strait of Tiran
Gulf of Aqaba
Israel
South Main
August Schroeder
Schroeder
Ottawa Teachers Receive $100 Yearly Pay Increase
The Ottawa School Board approved a blanket $100 per year pay raise for faculty, raising the top scale from $4200 to $4350 while base remains $3400. Masters holders gain an extra $100 and married male teachers receive $300 more. Nine new teachers hired for next term include six elementary, two home economics, and one commerce instructor. Keeler assigned to Lincoln. other hires include Ruth Hammer, Glennis Unruh, and Doris Torton.
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Ottawa
Nancy Lollar
Kansas State Teachers College
Emporia
Albert Keeler
Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
Colleen Walker
Freda Gardner
David Currier
Ruth Hammer
Glennis Unruh
Kansas State College
Manhattan
Doris Torton
Kansas Hate Teachers College
Pitts
Israeli troop pullout from Gaza may begin tomorrow
Reports say Israeli forces could start withdrawing from the Gaza Strip and Aqaba Gulf coast tomorrow amid protests in Jerusalem. Police guarded demonstrations by Herut supporters in the capital as the premier faced a confidence vote over the withdrawal order. The U N force planned to enter Gaza and Sharm el Sheikh as withdrawals begin in three stages.
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Jerusalem
Gaza Strip
Aqaba Gulf
David Ben- Gurion
Egypt
Frontier
Herut Party
Zion Square
U. N
Sinai Peninsula
Sharm el Sheikh
Mrs Flora's Son Killed in Airplane Mishap at Cherry Point
Mrs Flora received word that her son, T Sgt Robert Clifford Hampton, 29, was killed in a plane mishap at Cherry Point North Carolina after being listed missing following an aircraft evacuation. Telegrams from Maj Gen J C Munn said Hampton's body was found and the death presumed drowning. Hampton served 11 years in the Marine Corps. Funeral plans to Beaufort NC were announced.
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H. N. Flora
Robert Clifford Hampton
Cherry Point
N. C
Flora
Sgt. Hampton
J. C. Munn
Cherry Point Marine Base
Marine Corps
Beaufort
Bankers Met Here Three Held On Liquor Charges
Three men were arrested at 4 o clock this morning on liquor charges in police court James Lee Day 40 Kansas City Mo pleaded not guilty to driving while intoxicated and open bottle in car Judge Steere set bonds totaling 175 for trial Saturday E L Gardner also Kansas City pleaded not guilty to drunken in Days car bond 25 Howard Payne Porter Hickman Mills pleaded guilty to drunken in Days car fined 25 All three jailed for failure to post bonds or pay the fine Ottawa bankers attended a two session meeting with Federal Reserve Bank economists who lectured on the economic situation and opened for discussion The sessions were at the Masonic Temple and Garfield school Several miscellaneous calls followed including false alarms a gasoline scare and a grass fire at Coffey counties Kansas Bankers Association meeting led by C W Starr president of the association
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James Lee Day
Kansas City
Myron Steere
E. L. Gardner
Steere
Howard Payne Porter
Hickman -Mills
Jin Day
Ottawa
Federal Reserve Bank
Masonic Temple
Garfield School
South Main
Garfield
North Main
Chesbro
Rockwood Drive
Road funding delay delays Kansas Turnpike revenue
The Kansas Turnpike faces an 18 year wait before toll revenue can meet other highway needs. State ownership began Feb 25 when Chairman Lawrence J. Blythe signed the completion certificate. The tollway was not built with tax dollars and carries revenue bonds.
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Lawrence J. Blythe
Kansas Turnpike Authority
George Lien
Docking
Flame tree native to Madagascar yet grows in Florida
The flame tree or royal poinciana, common in Florida and other southern states, is a native of Madagascar.
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Florida
Madagascar
Israel Eyes Gaza Pullout With U.N. Handover Plan
A spokesman said quiet prevailed among Arabs in the strip and security was tightened against possible anti Israeli demonstrations. A military informant forecast a short evacuation from Sharm el Sheikh on the Gulf of Aqaba coast, while Gaza withdrawal was expected to take two to three weeks. The pullout from Gaza would occur in stages with administration transferred to U N units.
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Ben- Gurion
Tel Aviv
Gaza
Strip
U.N
Focal
Weather forecast and past day temperatures summary
Partly cloudy this afternoon and tonight with Wednesday mainly cloudy and snow possible in the north. Highs 35 to 40s, lows 20s to 30s, record high 86 in 1956 and record low 2 in 1952 noted. Yesterday’s high 52, low 31, winds NE light, river stage about 0.55 feet.
Manhattan Man who championed flood dam dies at 72
Z R Hook 72 longtime Union Pacific agent in Manhattan Kansas died in a Kansas City hospital after a five month illness. He led the Turtle Creek Dam effort and spoke at Washington hearings. At death he headed the Manhattan Flood Protection Assn and was active in Kaw River flood control groups. Survived by widow sister and brother. Funeral Thursday in Manhattan.
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Manhattan
Kas
Z. R. Hook
Kansas City
Union Pacific Railroad
Actan
Turtle Creek
Washington
Manhattan Flood Protection Assny
Inquest Called On Ottawa Death While Docking Bill Moves
A coroner’s jury will determine the cause of death of a 20 year old found near Ottawa last Wednesday. Dentists compare teeth with missing youth J L Adams. positive ID awaits the out of town dentist. Senate debate focuses on Docking revenue plan and a residue bill amid tax and severance tax proposals.
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Nue
Senate
Nou Ca
Ottawa
Don White
R. Roberts
Salvador Blanco
Santa Fe Railroad
J. L. Adams
Adams
Kansas University School of Medicine
White
House
Docking
Paul Wunsch
R-Kingman
Jeight
House Democrats
Senate Assessment and Taxation Committee
Senate Tax Committee
Oil and Gas Committee
Rainfall map shows varied totals across Kansas
Ottawa missed rain while Hoisington logged 1.07 inches and nearby towns had lesser amounts. Two inches of snow were reported on the ground at Russell and snow fell at Dodge City. Ottawa recorded a low of 41 and a high of 52 degrees yesterday.
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Ottawa
Hoisington
Russell
Dodge City
Firereport details Ottawa February losses and alarms
One serious fire in February caused $6,000 damage at C. J. Milton home 804 North Cedar Feb 23. It gutted the Milton garage, damaged the house and destroyed a car. The month’s report also lists a smoke scare at R. McCullough 733 Cypress Feb 11 and six additional alarms including two grass fires and a fallen power line, plus seven missed calls.
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Ottawa
C. J. Milton
North Cedar
Milton
R. McCullough
Cypress
Sixteenth and Cedar
South Cedar
Bennett Creamery
Kansas House OKs major appropriation bill for agriculture agencies
The Kansas House approved its first large funding measure by a 102 to 2 vote and sent the bill to the Senate. It would allocate 683,131 dollars from the general fund to operate agriculture agencies, including the State Board of Agriculture and the Livestock Sanitary Commission.
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Topeka
Kansas House
Senate
Topekaw
General Fund For Operation of Agriculture
iState Board of Agriculture
Livestock Sanitary Commis
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Coleen Walker
Albert Keefer
Doris Horton
Max Alderman
Eugene Field Parent Teachers Association
Keeler
Lincoln
Henry Parker
Ae Eee Wep
UNEF
Fatzer
Kansas
Ministerial Association
Citizens Committee On
Ane
PTA
Eugene Field
Herald
Lamb Ambulance
Middle East
Sharm el
House OK
George Docking
Macenrac
Navy
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