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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1965

Page

4

English Words In Spanish in Latin America

A report notes growing English insertions in Spanish across Latin America from Buenos Aires to Mexico. It cites examples like slide Pedro slide and terms in housing clothing and travel, attributing the trend to youth culture and lingering U.S. influence. A Cuban professor says French influence wanes and English becomes the second language.

Buenos Aires Argentina Kelly Pedro Tijuana Tierr del Fuego Latin America Fidel Castro Bobby United States Cuba Mexico Americas

Waitress Receives $15,000 Tip From Will

Warwick RL AP reports Mrs. Joseph A. Whitaker aged 39 honored as kind and courteous by a customer. She inherits $15,000 from Earl C. Mackay and a third of the remaining estate after $51,000 be paid, from a $60,000 total estate.

Warwick Joseph A. Whitaker Earl C. Mackay

Peyton Place Seen As A Unique Television Show

Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas notes Peyton Place began as a unique nightly serial and proved popular with American audiences. ABC will move it to a three-evening weekly schedule next season, increasing work for a 23-strong regular cast. Mia Farrow says two production teams will film simultaneously, as no reruns are planned for the continuous saga.

Bob Thomas Hollywood England ABC Peyton Place Seasson Mia Farrow

Painted Travelers Find Way 300 Miles From Maryville

Two Maryville State College students were kidnapped by four pledges, chained, blindfolded and faces painted, then driven about 300 miles before escaping near Wellington Kansas. Vern Miller said the captives identified as Duance Hawkins and Ron Jones walked to a farmhouse after freeing themselves, were aided by a woman who cut their wrist chains, and were later fed and escorted toward Kansas City by police before continuing toward Maryville. The incident occurred Friday with the plan reportedly for the pair to find their way back to campus as the fraternity activity continued into summer.

Wichita Kan Vern Miller Sedgwick County Duance Hawkins Norwalk Iowa Ron Jones Downing Maryville State College Maryville Amarillo Tex Kansas-Oklahoma Jones Hawkins Wellington Sumner County John Patterson Sedgwick Kanesas City Kansas City

Young Marine Tells Of Killing Enemy

Peter Arnett reports from Hoivac South Viet Nam a 19 year old Marine Corporal Pleas David of Tuscaloosa Alabama describes killing a Viet Cong guerrilla he encountered during a patrol. David, a sharpshooter in the 1st Battalion 3rd Marine Regiment, recalls spotting movement in shrubs at about 500 yards and firing when the man fled. The Viet Cong fighter was shot in the back after a brief pursuit. no weapon was found on the body. Local Vietnamese residents said they did not recognize the man, while Marines and Vietnamese troops concluded he was a Viet Cong fighter.

Peter Arnett Hoivac South Viet Nam Cpl David Tusccaloosa Ala 3Rd Marine Regiment Beegan Viet Nam Hoi Vuc

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