TV Audience To Witness Heart Surgery In New York
A delicate heart operation on 3 year old Asabel Chin will be televised live Tuesday night on DuMont Channel 5 from University Hospital. The New York Heart Association arranged the 90 minute program to educate the public about heart surgery. The child, daughter of a Chinese American couple, has a congenital defect opening between the pulmonary artery and aorta.
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New York
Asabel Chin
DuMont
Channel 5
University Hospital
Quong Y, Chin
Boston
Ottawa University choir performs in Kansas City church
The Ottawa University choir led by Edgar D. Kerr presented a concert at First Baptist Church in Kansas City last night and sang again this morning at Ottawa High School. The Ottawa Herald notes a community talk by Bruce Bredeson at Ransom Memorial Hospital and a hospital meeting.
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Ottawa University
Edgar D. Kerr
First Baptist Church of
Kansas City
Ottawa High School
Gray Ladies
The
Red Cross
Bruce Bredeson
Ransom Memorial Hospital
G. C. Fredeen
Franklin County
Yolor TV Crites to Host Multi Shift Ground Watch
Yolor TV Crites will run an alert Tuesday from 9 am to 5 pm with two hour shifts and three on duty at once. Crites Farm Tire Service owner Bob Custer, related to the Custer family of Lane, is a Kemper Guardsman at Kemper Military School in Boonville, Missouri who took part in the ROTC Circus in Kansas City. Visitors to West 15th yesterday included Herbert Treff of Basehor, Kansas.
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Gitana
Ground Observer Corps
Bob Custer
Robert E. Custer
Lane
Kemper Guardsmen
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Kansas City
W. C. Braver
West 15Th
Herbert Treff
Basehor
Truman birthday song at Missouri Writers Guild
Independence Missouri ex president Harry S Truman shared his birthday on the eighth while noting his car license 5745 helps recall Germany's World War II surrender date. About 160 writers sang Happy Birthday at the Truman Library cake was presented.
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Independence
Harry S. Truman
Germany
Missouri Writers Guild
Truman Library
Weekend Ottawa Accidents Report Injuries And Citations
Four separate auto crashes in Ottawa over the weekend left one injury and three citations among eight cars damaged. Juke Hawkins of Joplin Missouri sustained a mashed nose after a collision near Carl D. Bobbish on Otawa University south Main at 6 50 p m Saturday. A piano concert by Juke Hawkins and Ronald Ray Williams of Emporia College drew praise as two young pianists performed Bach Rachmaninoff and Strauss in the university auditorium with strong balance and expressive tones. The pair plan a repeat performance in Emporia on May 18.
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Ottawa
Juke Hawkins
Joplin
Carl D. Bobbish
Otawa
Uni
University
Robert Schulman
J. S. Bach
Rachmaninoff
Benjamin
J. Strauss
Bach
Emporia
Parents Invited To Junior High Meeting In Joplin
Police cited Llyud Abe Hawkins 48 of Joplin for following too close after rear ending Mer win A. Welty 36 at 234 S. Maple. Jake Hawkins was a passenger. Minor and major damages reported. A second crash cited Dale E. Melburn 17 for following too close after rear ending Robert Lee Leach 20 at 5th and Main. Major damage to Melburn car. Other incidents include David Lee Perkins 19 Richmond cited for driving on wrong side after collision at 17th and Main. Major damage to Beverly J. McDaniel 15’s car. The report notes a fourth crash in South Main with Jere David Berglund 16 and Patricia Ann Smith 16.
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Llyud Abe Hawkins
Joplin
Merwin A. Welty
S. Maple
Jake Hawkins
Lloyd Hawkins
Welty
Hawkins
Dale E. Melburn
Robert Lee Leach
Wellsville
5Th and Main
Leach
Melburn
David Lee Perkins
Richmond
Main
Beverly
Ann McDaniel
Oak
Perkins
McDaniel
South Main
Jere David Berglund
Locust
Patricia
Ann Smith
Sycamore
Berglund
Two Die In Plaza Parking Garage Cave-In
In Kansas City a cave-in at a Country Club Plaza parking garage site killed 50 year old Ralph Eaton Newell and trapped 39 year old Junior T. Spencer who was rescued hours later. Digging followed after a high wall collapse swept away wooden forms for the foundations of a 145 car garage.
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Kansas City
Country Club Plaza
Junior T. Spencer
Martin City
Ralph Eaton Newell
Marriage Licenses Henry Buller Wini and Gladys Schmoe Ottawa
Henry R. Buller aged 23 and Gladys L. Schmoe aged 24 of Ottawa apply for marriage license in an official notice listing their names ages and residence. The item records the prospective union and the parties’ origin.
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Henry R. Buller
Winigmab
Gladys L. Schmoe
Ottawa
Prowlers Target Select Dairy in Break-In at Night
Lloyd Daugharthy and Harry Pratt, owners of the Select Dairy at 1020 N Main, report a Saturday night break-in by tearing a window screen and smashing glass. Nothing appeared missing. Police suspect a safe was sought. The cash drawer was found open but 35 cents remained.
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Lloyd Daugharthy
Harry Pratt
N. Main
Funeral for L B Deitrickson Jr Held at McVey Mortuary
L B Deitrickson Jr Jerry Deitrickson died April 30 and funeral services led by Rev John B Sweigart were held May 3 at Mc Vey Dengel Mortuary. Pallbearers were William L Cochen ner Scott Huddleston Bernard Williams Winwood Kline John Williams Larry Sigler Gerry Hahn and Gene Hahn. Organist Mrs R L Stevens played selections. Burial followed at St Joseph Cemetery Humboldt.
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L. B. Deitrickson JR
Jerry” Deitrickson Jr
McVey-Dengel Mortuary
John B. Sweigart
William L. Cochenner
Scott Huddleston
Bernard Williams
Winwood Kline
John Williams
Larry Sigler
Gerry Hahn
Gene Hahn
R. L. Stevens
St. Joseph Cemetery
Humboldt
Deaths MISs Julia Cayot, 92, Wells hire resident
Julia Cayot, 92, of Wells hire, died yesterday at Cedar House nursing home where she resided since April after a hip fracture in March. Born November 13, 1665, she is survived by sister Amelia Hill and brother Ulyssess. Funeral services set for Tuesday at 9 a.m. at Assumption Catholic Church Edgerton with burial at Baldwin Catholic Cemetery. Rosary at Coughlin Funeral Home today at 3 p.m.
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Julia Cayot
Wellshire
Cedar House Nursing Home
Assumption Cathlic Church
Edgerton
Baldwin Catholic Cemetery
Coughlin Funeral Home
Hospital Notes and Births in Garnett Area
Admitted Linda Watts Overbrook Harry Funk Homewood Walter Roney Waverly Michael Wallace 212 W South today Births Mr and Mrs Ben Wilper RFD 4 Garnett son born Sunday weight 6 lb 12 oz Dismissed Walter Roney Waverly Mrs Wayne Young Monroe Court Teresa Watts RFD 3 Grace Schartz RFD 4 Debra Holybee 606 Maple Mrs James Endicott and baby son Quenemo Sunday
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Linda Watts
Overbrook
Harry Funk
Homewood
Walter Roney
Waverly
Michael Wallace
Ben Wilper
Wayne Young
Monroe Court
Teresa Watts
RFD
Grace Schartz
Debra Holybee
Maple
James Endicott
Quenemo
Juvenile in Custody After Abduction of Kathy Thompson
Robert Reich, 15, implicated in the disappearance of Kathy Thompson, described taking the girl on a bicycle to a ramshackle house where she was tied nude for three days. She escaped unharmed, aside from scratches, and was found by police. Reich, with rheumatic heart disease, attended special classes for mentally retarded children and faced Juvenile Court proceedings after public attention.
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St, Louis
Kathy Thompton
D Juvenile Court
Robert Martin Reich Jr
Kathy
Reich
Robert
City Hospital
Byrd Seeks Why States Don’t Tap Unemployment Funds
Senator Harry F Byrd questioned the House pay bill for jobless benefits and urged Finance Committee hearings to ask why states with about eight billion in reserve funds are not drawing on them. Treasury figures show only about 200 million withdrawn in March amid peak unemployment. Senate Democrats planned talks on broadening coverage and federal grants.
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Washington
Harry
Byrd
Di-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Treasury Department
Senate Democrats
Negroes Plan United Action In Jacksonville
In Jacksonville Florida a mass meeting of more than 400 at St Paul AME Church formed seven resolutions urging registration and voting and plan a united action organization to represent about 194 000 Negroes in the area A door to door registration drive is planned led by NAACP president Glenn B Washington Officials say bombings in 21 cities including Jacksonville Birmingham and Nashville are linked by clues and single organization may be responsible
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Jacksonville
Fla
St. Paul Ame
United Action Organization
Glenn B. Washington
The
NAACP
Birmingham
Miami
Nashville
Tenn
Plugs For Foreign Trade At Stratford
President Eisenhower visited Stratford Virginia the boyhood home of General Robert E. Lee to advocate for increased foreign trade. He contrasted the past with modern times noting Stratford as nearly self supporting and cited 4.5 million Americans involved in making goods for export as support for reciprocal trade policies.
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Stratford
Eisenhower
Robert E. Lee
Virginia
Robert K. Lee Foundation
Ingrid Bergman Plans For British Film Work This Summer
Actress Ingrid Bergman expects to work in Britain most of the summer and has no plans to marry Lars Schmidt. An official at her studio commented on a London Evening News report that she would wed in France once her Mexican divorce is finalized, noting Rossellini is seeking an annulment. The official cited global divorce turmoil and said the United States and other regions are all affected daily. Secretary Weeks predicted strong American growth, with goods and services rising from 434 billion to about 580 billion dollars in 1967. The presidential party returned to Washington.
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London
Ingrid
Bergman
Britain
Lars Schmidt
London Evening News
Miss Bergman
Roberto Rossellini
France
Rossellini
Washington
Monthly Report of City Clerk Oltaws Kannaa May 8 1958
City Clerk Donald F. Capper certifies the April 30 1958 fund balance across airport cemetery water and light departments and major construction funds. Total funds listed exceed 1.49 million with reserve and trust amounts included.
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Oltaws
Kannaa
Esseee Ave
Bond & Intareat
Perese
Highland
e.c.Cere Bobar
Walsh Lot
Hope
Snsessssee
Walah Lot
Gare
Donald FR. Capper
Ecal
Secretary Folsom On Long Vacation
Secretary of Welfare Folsom takes an extended Florida vacation on his doctor's advice to rest. A department spokesman confirmed the extension began April 1 and will continue until mid April as Folsom reported feeling well after a recent telephoned update.
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Secretary Folsom
Washington
Secretary of Welfare
Folsom
Florida
Department
Director Of Civil Rights Is Approved
Washington The Senate Judiciary Committee approved the nomination of Gordon M. Tiffany to be staff director of the Civil Rights Commission. Tiffany, 45, former attorney general of New Hampshire, was nominated for the 22 500 dollar job by President Eisenhower last Feb. 20. Senator Eastland withheld the vote announcement until four absent members can be recorded as the six member commission has delayed hiring while awaiting action.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Gordon
Notices M. Tiffany
The
Civil Rights Commission
Tiffany
New Hampshire
Eisenhower
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Ln Tiffany
Identify Body Of Woman At Topeka
A Portland Oregon man identified the body of a woman found in the Kansas river on April 26 as his wife Eva Johnson 66. Sheriff Brown said the woman left home for a trip to Kansas City and apparently walked into the river March 7. A postcard found in a suitcase led to the identification. officers found $200 pinned to her undergarments.
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Topeka
Kansas River
Jerome Brown
Joe Johnson
Eva
Kansas City
Johnson
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Emporia State Teachers College
Errest P. Scrivner
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Leo Thomas
Chicago
Frank Smith
Tremont
Effie Harper
Olathe
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Richmond Hill
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Crites
RCA
Yolor TV
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Wilky’s
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HST
Karl Eitner
Kansas Professional Photographers Association
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Robert Blair
BI Wright
Lowell Gish
Gish
Cavein
Amelia Hill
Ulyssess
Ft. Lauderdale
Connie Allie
E. Wilson
K. B. Richardson
Pomona
P. R. Jamison
Ottawa Junior High School
Bessie Dillman
Negroes Plan United Action
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Kansas
Tither A. Canard
Alberta B. DeShazer
Frances &. Dunn
Ant Law
Esther A. Cobard
Walker Ann Coward
Esther A. Coward
Witc
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Frances R. Dunn
TS Line
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National School OF Aeronauttics
Box Edoé, Co
O'Day Corp
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Robert Barnes
Meada
Conrad's
Bpray
Palmtera
Legals
Miobars
Ruth Lehnert
W. C. Retta
Ponten
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Chester
Gambles
B.S
Willa Lee White
la Verne Pet Pence
Sec'y
John Chas
Uodge
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Old Crunty Farm
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