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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1960

Page

5

Security Council to Discuss South Africa Crisis

The United Nations Security Council plans a special session next week to address the killing of about 80 Black demonstrators in South Africa and to consider condemning the killings and forming an investigating committee. The Asian African bloc urged action. U S Delegate Lodge signaled a likely Tuesday meeting. The General Assembly previously deemed the issue discussible but not interventionist. Persistent tension and a stay at home movement threaten South Africa’s economy as passbooks remain a target for removal.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. Security Council U. S Henry Cabot Lodge Security Council Council Lodge United States South Africa United Nations U.N General Assembly

Baby boy Rafael Francisco born to Clooney Ferrer family

Santa Monica California AP reports singer Rosemary Clooney and actor Jose Ferrer welcomed a baby boy named Rafael Francisco. He weighed 5 pounds 6 ounces and was born Wednesday night. The Ferrers already have two other boys and two girls.

Santa Monica Calif Rosemary Clooney Jose Ferrer Rafael Francisco Ferrers

Man With Atlas Missile Is Shown Aware Of Target

Air Force officials told reporters and civic leaders that 24 Atlas missiles based near Cheyenne will have predetermined targets set by Strategic Air Command HQ months in advance. Base commanders may not know the final aim as calibrations are set at 13 launching sites and relayed nationwide to prevent duplicate targeting. About 80 attended the briefing and site tour 23 miles northeast of Cheyenne.

Air Force Nebraska Colorado Wyoming Cheyenne Strategic Air Command Warren Air Force Base SAC Omaha Warren ‘Afb City Vandenberg Air Force Base Atlas

Venice destination eyed in Margaret honeymoon itinerary

Venice appears to be the likely major port of call on Princess Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones's honeymoon cruise. Buckingham Palace said Queen Elizabeth II will end the royal yacht Britannia for their Westminster Abbey wedding on May 6. Official itinerary details were not released, but Italian canals and gondolas are favored by British papers.

Venice Italy Princess Margaret Buckingham Palace Elizabeth II Britannia Antony Armstrong-Jones Westminster Abbey

Pomona Area News Highlights Local Visits and Plans

Mr and Mrs John Dickey and family left for Benson Arizona to visit Mr and Mrs Charles Barker and family. Private Eddie Cox arrived from Ft Leonard Wood Missouri to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Lonnie Cox before heading to Ft Sill Oklahoma. James Parks Mrs R A Stankar d and Juanita Thompson substituted for Mrs Dave Cox to plan the annual PHS alumni banquet to be held at the Methodist Church Saturday May 7. The Rebekah Lodge met in regular session with 12 members present and discussed the upcoming council meeting at Ottawa.

John Dickey Benson, Ariz Charles Barker Roy English Delbert English Overbrook Eddie Cox Ft. Leonard Wood Lonnie Cox Ft. Sill Okla James Parks R. A. Stankard Juanita Thompson Dave Cox Lyle Hunt P.hs Methodist Church Rebekah Lodge Ottawa

Conflicting Testimony In Clutter Family Murder Trial

Garden City Kansas AP conflicting testimony about who killed four members of the Herbert W Clutter family was presented to the jury in the trial of two former convicts Richard Eugene Hickock 28 and Perry Edward Smith 31. Hickock blamed Smith while Smith admitted to the killings though later sought to take all blame. The state seeks the death penalty for both defendants as the 1965 murders are examined.

Garden City Kan Herbert W. Clutter Richard Eugene Hickock Hickock Perry Edward Smith Smith Clutter Kenyon Clutter Kansas FBI

Truman Defends His Noted Lunch Counter Remark

Former President Harry S Truman says he meant every word of his criticism of Negro sit-downs at southern lunch counters. He reiterated that commonsense and good will can solve the issue and defended his stance when responding to Detroit NAACP officials who called his remarks shocking. Truman also noted he would repeat the same views if in Detroit and emphasized the statement was not personal or confidential. His brother-in-law George Wallace was reported to be ill and underwent surgery.

Independence Harry S. Truman Louisville Truman Detroit The National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP George Wallace Edward M. Turner Arthur L. Johnson

Five Marines Rescued From Seaborne Blunder near Formosa

Five U S Marines were blown from a rubber boat during a reconnaissance run off southern Formosa as part of Operation Blue Star. They were found on a small island about 20 miles east of the southern tip and flown to Formosa in good condition. Names were not released by the Navy.

Taipei Formosa U.S Navy

Kansas Firms Win Reclamation Contract Near McCook Neb

Kansas bidders Ralph W. Forkner of Clay Center and Heide Christobear Inc. of Smith Center won a 1 356 000 dollar contract for the Frenchman Cambridge reclamation project near McCook Nebraska. They will build a 16 mile canal and 19.5 miles of irrigation laterals. Completion is targeted in about two years with full system finish by 1964 per Reclamation Commissioner Floyd E. Dominy.

Washington Ralph W. Forkner Clay Center Kas Heide - Christobear Inc Smith Center McCook Neb Fred A. Seaton Kansas Floyd E. Dominy

Fort Scott Board Responds to Student Protests

Fort Scott Kansas AP reports the board of education issued a statement after student demonstrations over staff changes. Superintendent John F Haberbosch and junior college coach Don Rogers were fired while high school principal C W Troddon resigned. The board cited Rogers actions not meeting professional standards and did not renew his contract.

Fort Scott Kan Fort Scott Board of Education John F. Haberbosch Don Rogers C. W. Trogdon Rogers

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