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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1957

Page

6

May push long range foreign aid again in Congress

Eisenhower sought a 10 year foreign aid plan with long term funding, backed by outside studies. Senate committees funded reviews by Fairless and Johnston groups finding broad support for extended aid, though intra administration opposition lingers. Of last year’s 3.8 billion, two-thirds went to military aid and economic development in six key nations.

Washington Eisenhower Congress Senate Foreign Relations Committee Benjamin F. Fairless Steel Executive Eric Johnston Senate Fairless Johnston Johnston Group Turkey Pakistan Iran South Korea Viet Nam Republic of China

Generalist term debated at civil defense budget hearing

At House Appropriations hearings on the civil defense budget Administrator Val Peterson explained that a listed generalist on his staff is not a superspecialist but a jack of all trades who can operate in many fields. Rep. Yates questioned the wording and Rep. Thomas agreed the description is understandable.

Washington Val Peterson Rep. Yates Ill Peterson Rep Thomas D-Tex

East German Zoo Director Sells Bears as Goulash

In Leipzig the East German zoo director is serving surplus bears as goulash in the zoo restaurant to ease meat shortages, per the Leipziger Volkszeitung. In Tokyo Japan asks Moscow to halt nuclear tests, while strikes by over two million workers back pay demands. Athens reports another strong quake in Volos area with panic but no casualties.

Berlin East Germany Leipziger Volkszeitung Tokyo Japan Russia Foreign Office Kinya Niiseki Moscow Athens Volos Greece Velestino

Baby Killed In Wichita Auto Crash

Danny Lee Goodale two died when he fell from the back seat and was struck by another car yesterday in Wichita. Parents are Mr and Mrs David Goodale. Swap or buy through Want Ads.

Wichita Danny Lee Goodale David Goodale

Traffic Deaths in Topeka Kans 1957 Update

Topeka Kansas traffic fatalities listed by the State Accident Records Section. In the last 48 hours fatalities 3. To date in 1957 86. Same period 1956 115.

Topeka Kansas

Richmond Area News Highlights Club Meetings and Local Events

Richmond area notes report club meetings led by Mrs. Ernest Henderson and Mrs. Wilbur Duffey, with guests including Frank Kelsey and several others. Upcoming events include a March 22 meeting with Mrs. Perkins, and a Lions Club dinner with an upcoming city park work day. The column also covers family travel, a Good-Will offering for the John Collins family, a funeral in Kansas City, and school activities such as graduation gown plans and a pre Easter membership class.

Ernest Henderson Frank Kelsey Wilbur Duffey Mmes J. L. DeGarmo Albert Dunbar Harry Kelsey Merritt McDonald Lee Perkins Abe Severns Sandy Sims Virgil Smith Raymond Wagner R. §. Gault Ralph McCrea Perkins Ladies Missionary Society Frank Dietrich Jennie Kelsey Dietrich S. E. Asia W. J. Akin Reid Freese Winnie Cunningham R. 8. McCrea John Collins Clarence Gault Cecil Orr Herbie Camp Smith Hawaii Japan Philippines Charles Edwards Carl Florida Louisiana Ann Staley Frank Lutz Lone Star Amos Lyon Clive Bastin Alice Severns Leo Lingo Victor Perkins Iola Tom Buchanan St. Paul Richmond H. D. A Cecil Vining St. Patrick W. K. McCall Fred Kuiken Charley Dunbar Arthur Pough Ray, McLees Harry Horstick Loren Snider Walter E. Meyer Garnett Canada City H. C. Wolfe Lawrence Chandlers Ralph Chandlers Melvin Kuiken Kansas City Clarence Peines Carl Rubicks Phillip Benton K. U. Medical Center

Youths Find Jewelry Cache in Kansas River

Four Bonner Springs boys spotted a satchel in the Kansas River and retrieved it from shallow water on a bridge. Inside were watches rings lockets bracelets and cufflinks valued at several thousand dollars. Deputies believe the bag was tossed from the bridge Saturday night.

Bonner Springs Kasi Kansas River

Constipation and the claim of a new laxative discovery

A health note describes constipation as a thrifty colon that robs moisture, leaving dry contents that block the bowel and dull the urge to purge. It prescribes remoisturizing, introducing bulk to stretch and stimulate action, and promotes CoLonan as the remarkable moisturizing laxative discovery.

CoLonain Colonaid

Plane Flipped On Its Back At Standiford Field

An Eastern Airlines Martin 404 skidded 100 feet on its back after bouncing 50 feet in the air at Standiford Field Louisville. Thirty one aboard escaped serious injury. one passenger William Brown of Birmingham was hospitalized. Civil Aeronautics Board opened an investigation as crew declined comment.

Eastern Airlines Louisville Standiford Field William A. Brown Birmingham Ala Andrew F. Andler Chicago

Two Killed In Headon Crash Near Manhattan

A head on collision Saturday night on a straight level road killed Sgt. Robert Lambert of Ft. Riley and Howard Conrad of Ogden Kans. A passing maneuver caused the crash injuring Conrad’s wife Juanita and William Jardine. Also injured were Crowder McGill and Elisha Rose, both Ft. Riley soldiers, in the other car.

Manhattan Robert Lambert Ft. Riley Howard Conrad Ogden Kans Conrad Juanita William Jardine Conrrads Lambert Crowder McGill Elisha Rose

Jewish Population Shows Increase Across Regions

The 58th annual American Jewish Year Book estimates world Jewry at 11.9 million, up from last year. US total 5.2 million. North and South America about 6 million, Europe over 3,009,000, Asia about 1,750,000, Africa around 600,000, and Australia and New Zealand about 58,000. The report notes regional distribution and trends.

New York United States North South America Europe Asia Africa Australia New Zealand

To Stage A Big Military Show East Philippines Coast

Vice Admiral Wal lace M Beakley announced a major U S striking force will stage the biggest overseas operation since the Korean War along the East Coast of the Philippines next week using conventional weapons Only.

Manila Wallace M. Beakley U. S Philippines

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