Ottawa Briefs Highlight Local Court Actions and Events
Divorce granted to Helen Bishop on gross neglect grounds. R D Waymire seeks 385.11 for gas and merchandise. James Burton and George Cates collide. no injuries. Sheriff to remove a leg gan at St Joseph's hospital. 1955 Pontiac and 1956 Chevrolet damage in a crash near Richter. Died Isaac May, 83, first traffic fatality in Anderson County this year. Jon Alterman sentenced to 10 days for parole violation. Army Mothers pancake breakfast on Friday. Local post office inspection underway. Lyons Right-to-Work rally May 12. crowd expected.
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R. D. Waymire
Ottawa
A. F. Bonskowski
Waymire
Jon Alterman
Milo Harris
Thinks Defense Sum May Be Too Small
Sen. Robert Byrd urged frank testimony by the Joint Chiefs of Staff on whether the 36 billion dollar defense budget is sufficient. The VA Democrat pressed for more open discussion of defense needs and potential gaps in funding.
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Washington
Sen
Robertson
D-Va
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ottawa Man Narans Found Dead At Home
The body of Charles C Narans a 79 year old Ottawa man was found by friends at his home at 220 Walnut. Coroner Dr R R Roberts ruled death from a heart condition the body likely died ten to twelve hours before discovery. Narans a retired policeman from Kansas City Mo had lived in Ottawa about eight months. He was born April 9 1877 in Shelby Ohio and was a United Brethren church member. Survivors include son Glenn Narans of California brothers Floyd John Welsh Redmex King City Harold La Fayette and Robert Narans Topeka sisters Mrs Mary McMilies Mrs Beil Carter Roa-Deke and Mrs Lora Moore. The body was taken to Shaffer Mortuary Lyndon with funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Ottawa
Charles C. Narans
R. 3. Roberts
Nerans
Kansas City
Shelby
Ohio
United Brethren Church
Glenn Narans
California
Floyd
Melvern
John
Welsh
Redmex
King City
Harold
LaFayette
Robert Narans
Topeka
Mary McMilies
Beil Carter
Roa- Deke
Lora Moore
Shaffer Mortutary
Lyndon
George Will Announces Senate Retirement and NATO Post
Senator George Will of Georgia said he will not seek re election and accepted Eisenhowers offer to be personal representative to NATO. The move ends his term in January and he would likely serve as ambassador to NATO while the President is in office.
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Washington
George
D-Ga
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Capitol
Min
NATO
Eisen‘hower
White House
Senate
Nurses Advance From Early Days Says Terrill
Mrs. Ruby Terrill, superintendent at Ransom Memorial, notes National Hospital Week and Florence Nightingale’s birthday as milestones. She cites eight hour days five days a week under physicians and 24 hour coverage as modern comforts, with nurses aiding recovery through ambulation and modern treatments.
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Ruby Terrill
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Florence Nightingale
Miss Nightingale
Miss Terrill
Terrill
Betty Jones
Billa McGinty
Marjorie Collins
Beulah, Lambert
Cora Leming
Esther Schmitt
Leona Wise
Mary Pattie
Ruth Kaub
Lois Pullin
Rosalie Osburn
Patty Fosnight
Barbara Sharp
U.N. Efforts Backed as Dulles Urges NATO Unity
In Washington, Dulles said the United States and Western allies have greater confidence in U.N. handling of the Middle East since the Soviet Union signaled willingness to back a U.N. solution. He spoke at a Bnai Brith convention after a Paris NATO ministers meeting. He urged NATO to authorize regular consultations on shared concerns to strengthen the Atlantic community.
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Derwood Troxel
Osawatomie
Rh Crowley
Williamsburg
Washington
United
Scott Huddieston
Willow
Middle East
U.N
Gefer
Dag Hammarskjold
Donald Oswald
Route 1
Larry
Eugene Bishop
Dulles
United Nations
Russia
Soviet Union
B'nai B'rith
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Cyprus
Atlantic
Mother Withdraws Marriage Objections in Greece
ATHENS Greece PF Mrs George Milton of Dayton Ohio withdrew legal charges that blocked the marriage of her 21 year old daughter Elaine to John Sideris 31 a Greek fishmonger The couple met through a Dayton photograph and became engaged after nine months of correspondence They fled to Greece last Saturday with the mother’s consent to marry and the arrest charges were dropped.
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Athens
Greece
George Milton
Dayton
Ohio
Elaine
John Sideris
Sideris
Milton
McPherson Readies 30000 for All-School Day Parade
McPherson prepares to host about 30,000 for the 43rd All-School Day honoring McPherson County eighth graders. Eighteen 227 graduates join a two mile parade luncheon and diploma ceremony at City Auditorium with speaker Alois Hunka, a Brazilian businessman. festivities include rodeo professional entertainment a carnival and a public square dance.
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Mcpherson
McPherson County
City Auditorium
Alois Hunkal
United States
State Department
State Rainfall Far Below Normal in Kansas
Kansas last month saw precipitation about 50 percent below normal with an average of 1.30 inches versus a normal 2.55. Rains ranged from 0.39 inch in the southwest to 2.70 inches in the east central, while April temperatures were slightly cooler than normal.
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Topeka
Kansas
Weather Bureau
East Central
Employment boosts prosperity claims in GOP drive
Washington Republicans say April jobs data backs their prosperity message for the presidential campaign. Labor and Commerce reports show employment at 63,990,000 and unemployment down 270,000 to 2,564,000, cited by Dirksen Smith Bricker as proof of a solid economy.
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Washington
GOP
Labor and Commerce Departments
Dirksen
ILJ
H. Alexander Smith
Bricker
Ohio
GOF
Memorial Markham Funeral Service Held At Towner's
Funeral service for H. E. Markham will be conducted at Towner's Funeral Chapel at 2:00 p m Thursday. Interment will follow at Mt. Hope Cemetery in Topeka Kansas with JOE TOWNER'S FUNERAL CHAPEL handling arrangements.
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Edward T. Jeffries
J. R. Smith
Highland Cemetery
Irs
H. E. Markham
Towner
Mt. Hope
Topeka
Kansas
Drowned Youth, Guard Member Die During Search
In Yates Center Kansas a 15 year old boy drowned when a boat built from two welded car hoods capsized. The body was recovered early today. John W Smith 21 a National Guard member aiding the search collapsed and died likely of a heart attack. Rescue teams from Tola Eureka and Burlington aided the hunt for the victim.
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Yates Center
Kas
City
National Guard
Raymond
Butch) Almond
William Almond
Almond
John W. Smith
Smith
J. R. Smith
Tola
Eureka
Burlington
Car Wash Fine Set at Fifty Dollars in Eureka
Eureka city council imposes a minimum five ten dollar fine for unnecessary water use amid a current shortage. The new rule targets car washes with a $50 minimum penalty.
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Eureka
Grace Kelly Wedding Stamps Captivate Collectors
Monaco issued a special wedding stamp set featuring Prince Rainier and Grace Kelly, sold for one day in Monaco and becoming a collectors item. Elmont Stamp Co offers a 22 mint-stamp collection including Olympic and Enthronement issues for 1.00 to introduce their approval service from New York.
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New York
Prince Rainier Iti
Grace Kelly
Monaco
Ement
Paris
Olympic
Elmont Stamp CO
West 35Th Street
N.Y
Ady
Reno Sheriff Fights Ouster in Reno County
Reno County Sheriff Al Severson asks that his resignation be withdrawn and declares he will fight ouster proceedings. In a May 7 letter to Gov. Hall Severson says he feels framed after his own inquiry, and Gov. Hall appointed Roy Sheppard to replace him effective May 15. Severson previously resigned following attorney general guidance on possible misconduct and questions about witnesses signing statements. He asks the resignation to be dropped and aims to clear his name.
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Hutchinson
al Severson
Reno County
Fret Hall
Severson
Betaken
Hall
Unlucky Total For Candidate In New Mexico Primary
CARLSBAD NEW MEXICO W John Simon candidate for probate judge died of a heart attack during the election. He drew 1,313 votes when the tally ended Bert Rawlins won the nomination over incumbent Ed W Gentry who collapsed from a heart attack as the tally mounted Gentry was treated in a hospital where his condition was reported fair.
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Carlsbad
N.M. W
John Simon
Bert Rawlins
Ed W.gentry
Gentry
Grain Firms Sue For Blast Losses
Damar Grain Co Inc of Damar Kay and Evana Grain Co of Salina sue Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Co of Indianapolis for more than 71700 in federal court. They seek 55500.86 for storage bins and facilities damage and 16113.67 for grain damage from an explosion at the Damar plant on January 9. The insurer previously filed suit seeking a declaratory judgment that it is not liable, arguing the losses stem from a structural failure of wooden tanks and a collapse, not an explosion covered by policies.
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Wichita —Damar Grain Co. ,Inc
Damar, Kay
Evana -Grain Co
Salina
Grain Dealers Mutual Insurance Co
Indianapolis
Ind
Damar
Insurance Company
Atoms Exchange Across Humans and Life Says AEC Official
Dr. Paul C. Aebersold of Oak Ridge told Oklahoma State Medical Assn delegates that second hand atoms travel from microbes to man and continually swap among humans animals and organic matter. He noted ten billion billion atoms in your system have exchanged over history, with some hand me downs from a dinosaur or a rose and even traces exhaled by Julius Caesar in his dying breath.
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Oklahoma City
Atomic Energy Commission
Paul C. Aebersold
AEC
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Aehersold
Oklahoma State Medical Assn
Julius Caesar
Seed Buyers and Vintage Cars Highlight U.S. Trends
About 15 million Americans purchase vegetable seed annually, reflecting strong gardening interest. Additionally, roughly 18 percent of U.S. passenger cars are pre World War II models, indicating a notable share of vintage vehicles in the fleet.
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U.S
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