Evangelists Taylor brothers to open unity services in Memorial Auditorium
In Ottawa the Taylor brothers plan a series of united evangelistic services starting tomorrow night in Memorial Auditorium and running through March 16. Fourteen Ottawa churches join the effort, with the first night designated for a special series. Charlie and Laurie Taylor have led campaigns in Ottawa before.
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United Evangelistic
Taylor Brothers
Memorial Auditorium
the Herald
Charlie
Laurie Taylor
Ottawa
Heavy Fertilizer Fire Sends Fumes Across Ohio Valley
A fire at Allied Chemical and Dye in South Point Ohio involved 45000 tons of fertilizer storehouse about 100 yards wide and 600 yards long. Firefighters from Ironton Ashland and Huntington battled the blaze as fumes drifted toward Huntington and evacuation of nearby homes occurred.
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South Point
Ohio
Allied Chemical & Dye Corp
Huntington
W. Va
Ohio Valley
National Guard
Ironton
Ashland
R. E. Smith
Smith
Closed Session on Grain Problem in Congress
The House Agriculture Committee met in closed session to push for compromise farm legislation to curb overproduction of corn and feed grains. Acting Chairman Poage said progress was made and saw a 50-40 chance of a bill acceptable to all. Senate subcommittee avoided action, sending seven bills to the full panel next week. Democrats back expanded soil bank subsidies to cover feed grains nationwide, while Republicans say the plan would cost about a billion dollars.
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Washington
House Agriculture Committee
Poage
Ctex
House
Senate Agriculture
Sen. Johnston
D-Sc
Soil Bank
Midwest
Pleaded Guilty in DUI Case for James Harrison Anderson
James Harrison Anderson of 521 East Second pleaded guilty in police court to driving while intoxicated. Judge Myron Steere fined $100 and jailed him 30 days with license revoked. Earlier charges included open bottle offense and driving without a valid license. the open bottle plea drew a $25 fine, paid after jail, while the no valid license charge was dismissed.
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James Harrison Anderson
East Second
Myron Steere
Anderson
Ottawa Health Conferences At Four Grade Schools
Ottawa nurses announce health conferences for parents of children entering kindergarten. Mrs Pauline Duyk says sessions run 9 to 11 and 1 to 3 over the next two weeks at Eugene Field Lincoln Garfield and Hawthorne schools with refreshments and entertainment for kids.
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Ottawa
Pauline Duyk
Kansas Traffic Fatalities Tap State Records
The state Accident Records Section lists 83 traffic deaths in the last 24 hours and year to date for 1957, with 103 deaths for the same period in 1956. The figures reflect Topeka area tallies and statewide totals across the period reported.
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Topeka
Kansas
Kansas Legislature Moves Toward April Adjournment
In Topeka the legislature pushed toward adjournment by April 1 while approving 43 measures, mostly local. The Senate backed bills on employee voting time, minors’ property theft recovery, and narcotics sale regulation. The House advanced a bill to publish delinquent tax collector names and raised licenses for hotels and other trades. Barbers, cosmetologists, and cleaners argued against broadening the sales tax to their services.
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Senate
House
Egypt Rejects Toll Proposal For Suez Canal Plan
Egypt rejects a Western trio's plan to create a neutral toll- collection agency for the Suez Canal amid rights claims under the 1888 convention. Information Director Abdel Kader Hatem says the proposal violates Egypt's rights. U.N. salvage work proceeds as authorities await Cairo assent.
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Egypt
Abdel Kader Hatem
Hatem
United States
Britain
France
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Edgar Bonnet
Midway
Ismailia
Raymond A. Wheeler
U.S. Army Ret
U.N
Abukir
Ottawa University students elect eleven to council
Ottawa University students yesterday elected eleven members to the student council for the 1957 58 year. The new group will elect officers and appoint a student manager this spring, with meetings planned alongside the old council to discuss campus projects and problems. Names include Eldon Aeschliman Sabetha Kan David Brown Ketchikan Alaska Keith Baker Colorado Springs Dollie Eissminger Wathena Vernon Flanagin Gem Sandra Schoeninger Milwaukee Richard Schwartz Leavenworth Ruth Turnbull Alton Ill Margaret Zipsie Grand Junction Colo Don Hilenstine Gardner Kin Kin Markin Vancil Augusta
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Ottawa University
Eldon Aeschliman
Sabetha
David Brown
Ketchikan
Alaska
Keith Baker
Colorado Springs
Dollie Eissminger
Wathena
Vernon Flanagin
Gem
Sandra Schoeninger
Milwaukee
Richard Schwartz
Leavenworth
Ruth Turnbull
Alton
Ill
Margaret Zipsie
Grand Junction
Colo
Don Ehilenstine
Gardner
Markin Vancil
Augusta
Ottawa PTA Board Meeting Shares School Issues
Members of the Ottawa board of education will attend the Eugene Field PTA meeting Monday March 11 to explain school problems and answer questions. Election of officers for next year will be held from a slate by the nominating committee. A nursery will be provided with High School Kayettes in charge. Shep with Ottawa merchants.
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Ottawa Board Ofeducation
Eugene ‘Field
PTA
Kayettes
Weather forecast the latest with fair spells and dust
Generally fair this afternoon and tonight with Sunday clouding and light showers likely west by evening. Patchy blowing dust northwest this afternoon, south easterly winds 30 to 40 mph Sunday with local dust west. Temperature highs and lows given. record highs 74 and lows 6 noted for dates back to 1902 1904 and 1943 and 1932 respectively. River stage this morning 0.52 of a foot.
Weekend Bright Skies Expected in Ottawa Weather
Moderating spring air filled Ottawa as the weather bureau forecast a mild weekend with temperate conditions. Light snow flurries were reported in eastern sections with Ottawa noting only trace moisture. Local weather observer John P. Kelsey commented on the light flurries and overall dry spell.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
John P. Kelsey
City primary fields set as filing closes at noon
Filing closed today with three candidates for city commissioner of finance and six for the school board in the March 19 primary. Incumbent A C Richeson Emile J Barnes and Howard Duncan vie for finance. For the school board incumbents Mrs Fred Kaiser and Dr W D Bemmels join four challengers Lowell Fouts Ralph M Crawford Marvin Durbin and Dr John Thornburg on the April 2 ballot. Voters must register to be eligible in the primary and again before the April 2 election.
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Dooks
City Hall
A. C. Richeson
Emile J. Barnes
Howard Duncan
Board of Education
Fred Kaiser
W. D. Bemmels
Lowell Fouts
Ralph M. Crawford
Marvin Durbin
John Thornburg
Dag Hammarskjold Acts for Long-Range Middle East Peace
Dag Hammarskjold began drafting long-range measures to prevent a recurrence of Israeli Egyptian conflict as the UN General Assembly adjourned the 11th session. Israel completed withdrawal from the Gaza Strip and Sharm El Sheikh area, according to an official report.
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United Nations
N. Y
Middle East
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. General Assembly
Israel
Gaza Strip
Sharm el Sheikh
Some Hungarians Are Deported After Revolt
A U S spokesman said about 35 to 40 Hungarians have been deported to the United States from 28 50 brought here since the anti-Communist revolt last fall. He added another 8 to 10 have returned to Hungary due to family reasons.
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Washington
Tomislation Service
Hungary
Lowell Fouts Seeks Ottawa School Board Post
Lowell Fouts of 1430 S Cedar announces his candidacy for Ottawa board of education in the March 19 primary. A longtime local businessman owner of L and L Cafe on South Main, he highlights experience and fiscal stewardship as keys to improving schools. Fouts, 36, Ottawa High and Business College alum, serves on his church official board and belongs to the PTA.
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S. Cedar
Ottawa Board of Education
Fouts
Linda
Leroy
South Main
Ottawa
Ottawa High School
Ottawa Business College
Methodist Church
Parent-Teachers Association
City
Brighter Hopes For Negro School
Alcorn Miss officers faced a breakthrough as students contemplated return to classes after a boycott. About 95 students including seniors back from practice teaching signaled reentry while others filed final withdrawals. The all white State College Board held an emergency session in Jackson amid reports the campus would reopen without forcing full attendance. Dr. Clen non King resigned amid controversy over segregation coverage and student photo use, with threats cited.
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Alcorn A&m
State College Board
College Board
Jackson
Land Grant School For
Clennon King
King
Poland seeks surplus farm goods and machinery aid
Washington reports that Poland requests large quantities of surplus U.S. farm products and mining equipment, possibly totaling up to 300 million dollars. Negotiations at the State Department have continued about two weeks as Poland, after gaining some independence from Russia, seeks to bolster its strained economy.
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Washington
Poland
State Department
Russia
Bomb explodes under porch of white-owned house in St Louis
A blast hit a house in a white neighborhood last night, targeting a property listed for sale with a Negro real estate firm. Owner Emerson Dively was inside a bedroom and unharmed. Glass shattered, a basement door was blown off, foundation damaged, and windows in adjacent homes were broken.
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St, Louis
Emerson Dively
Fast Bomber Trip From Seattle to Savannah
A six jet B47 bomber crossed the continent from Seattle to Hunter Field Savannah in about 4 hours 21 minutes using a high altitude jet stream. The unofficial time suggests no record was set as the planned 2,820 mile hop to Homestead Florida in 4 hours 44 minutes fell short due to a slower jet stream. The craft departed Seattle at 1 44 a.m.
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Savannah
Seattle
Wash
Hunter Air Force Base
Homestead
Fla
Eisenhower Backs Middle East Resolution to Aid Fight
President Eisenhower signed a Middle East resolution affirming readiness to use U S forces if needed to counter Communist aggression. The measure authorizes up to 200 million dollars in aid through July 1 and allows a presidential mission led by Ambassador James P Richards to assess military and economic assistance.
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Bkisenhower
Middle East
Congress
United States
Eisenhower
Gerald Morigan
Senate
House
U. S
James P. Richards
Richards
May Be Given Detector Test in Portland Bribe Case
Portland Mayor Ter ry D Schrunk faces a lie detector test after denying he took a 500 dollar bribe to halt a gambling raid. Senate investigators, led by Robert F Kennedy, seek test agreement as witnesses allege bribery during Schrunk’s 1953 sheriff tenure in Multnomah County. The probe links Teamsters officials, racketeers, and public officials over vice profits, with sessions recessed until Tuesday.
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Washington
Terry D. Schrunk
Portland
Ore
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate
Schrunk
Multnomah County
McClellan
D-Ark
Justice Department
Teamsters
Dallas Farmers Assess Freeze Damage to Crops
Temperatures rose across Texas as farmers checked fields for damage after a hard freeze on Friday. Inspectors and growers surveyed orchards, cotton, and grain crops to determine losses and plan relief actions.
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Dallas
Texas
Lost-Linoleum Roller Near Cen Tropolis
Missing linoleum roller reported near Centropolis with return to Budge's Hardware. Reward offered for recovery of the item labeled 78-c-1.
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Centropolis
Budge’s
Masked Bomber Is Wounded By Police
Montreal report of a masked bomber shot by police as he threatened to blow up a bank with dynamite strapped to his body. Andrew Deblois, 21, wounded, denied success and led authorities to a time bomb at Central Station. Police searched Windsor Station and City Bus Terminal for further devices. no explosions occurred.
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Montreal
Central
New York
Windsor
Andrew Deblois
Toronto-Dominion Bank
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