Dispute Over Fares Threatens Transatlantic Flights
Britain may bar landing rights for Pan American and TWA if U S airlines do not raise fares by five percent by midnight. The move follows a US Civil Aeronautics Board refusal to permit a fare hike and echoes actions by France and Canada aligned with the United States. The five percent increase was approved by the International Air Transport Association in Chandler, Arizona, last October.
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London
United States
Britain
U.S. Civil Aeronautics Board
U.S
Europe
Pan American World Airways
Trans World Airlines
Canada
France
Air France
Paris
International Commercial Airlines Organization
International Air Transport Association
Chandler
Ariz
Her Son Hurt But She Stops To Save A Life
In North Little Rock Arkansas Debra Lynn Kerr of La Cygne Kansas choked on gum as her parents checked out of a motel The Kerrs were driving when Debra Lynn began to choke A passerby Mrs G W Gustus rushed to help and performed mouth to mouth resuscitation saving Debra Lynn While Mrs Gustus checked on her own child her quick action prevented a tragedy
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North Little Rock
Ark
Debra Lynn Kerr
la Cygne
Kan
Jacob Kerr
Kerrs
Debra Lynn
Kerr
Debra
G. W. Gustus
Gustus
Red Cross
Cooper In Ready Room For Flight Prep
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP Astronaut L Gordon Cooper Jr began final 72 hour preflight preparation for a 34 hour flight to circle the globe 22 times He will rest and study the flight plan in Hangar S while undergoing medical checks and mission briefings including Atlas booster and Faith 7 systems The test countdown and simulated launch were completed with Cooper at the controls and reporting the system worked fine Alan Shepard may observe test if needed
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
L.gordon Cooper Jr
U.S
Cooper
Globe
Alan Shepard
Two Princeton youths hurt in single car crash
Two 16 year old Princeton youths Patrick E Schmitt and Anna Faye James were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a 1961 car went out of control, hit a ditch and overturned three quarters of a mile northwest of Princeton. Anna Faye suffered a knee cut and some teeth lost while Patrick had cuts and bruises. Sheriff officers said the damage was major and the accident occurred shortly after 12 53 a.m.
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Princeton
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Patrick E. Schmitt
Anna Faye James
Princeton Rfd
Anna Faye
Patrick
Schmidt
Hays Student Wins 10 000 Scholarship for Writing
Scott Osborne, senior at Hays High School, receives the Grantland Rice memorial scholarship of 10 000 dollars from Vanderbilt University. The award, sponsored by the Thoroughbred Racing Association, honors an aspiring young sports writer or broadcaster and is given annually.
Tanys Toot All the best to the mother at your home
A brief message of well wishes directed to a mother at her residence. The note expresses support and warmth for the family situation. No additional details or context are provided.
Weather County Forecast Partial clouds and warm temps
Partly cloudy through tomorrow with warmer temperatures and a chance of thundershowers. Low tonight around 60. High tomorrow in the 80s.
Cuban Exile To Speak At Ottawa
Dr Enrique Llaca Jr Cuban exile leader will address the annual college community gathering at Elliott Hall First Baptist Church Ottawa at 7 p m Monday May 13 Admission 75 cents students 50 cents The event was previously planned for the National Guard Armory.
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Enrique Llaca, Jr
Elliott Hall
First Baptist Church
National Guard
Llaca
Herald
Flower Show Set By Ottawa Garden Club May 20
The Ottawa Garden Club will host its annual flower show on May 20 at Memorial Auditorium. President Lester Hoffman and co chairs Mrs. W. C. Harding and Nellie March announce the event with the theme Garden Therapy. The show is free and open 1 30 to 8 30 p m with doors to open earlier for displays. Prizes, plant sale, hobbies table and displays invited from the public, with past presidents hosting.
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Ottawa Garden Club
Memorial Auditorium
Lester Hoffman
W. C. Harding
Nellie March
Chester C. Adamson
Thelma Egginton
Harding
Glenn Fitch
Elliott Barnes
Owen Followell
M. R. Shoger
Charles Mavity
Guarded mine field during wakeful bombardment in Washington
Pvt Daniel J Arthur 17 described ten hours in a live-fire exercise Coulee Crest near Yakima Washington while guarding a phoney mine field. Blue forces simulated defense as Red attackers failed to appear. Arthur sheltered with white clothing and sagebrush fire as shells and tanks rolled by. General Adams praised him as brave and ordered an investigation and new safety procedures.
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Yakima
Wash
Daniel J. Arthur
Arthur
Coulee Crest
Air Force
Washington
Los Angeles
Paul D. Adams
U.S. Strike Command
Wanda
Tacoma
Gen. Adams
A Varied Concert Program Monday at Ottawa High
Ottawa Junior Senior High School presents a varied spring band concert Monday at Memorial Auditorium beginning at 8. Director Loren Matthews promises the most varied program yet from the two bands, featuring music from The King and I, Toccata for band, Here Comes The Band, Son of Jupiter, Tango, Beethoven and Holst selections, plus West Side Story. Admission is free with voluntary donations accepted to help cover expenses.
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Iara Ereere
Memorial Auditorium
Ottawa
Herald
Loren Matthews
Frank Erickson
Beethoven
Gustav Holst
Matthews
Otawa Iligh
John Presley
John Stark
Mike Ott
Ronnie Hazen
Tom Shepherd
Rod Brown
Guard Police Dog Loose Prompt Tips Wanted
Dr Joe Selby a veterinarian wins five dollars by tipping The Herald about a guard police dog on the loose and guidance for the public if they encounter it. Other tipsters named include Mrs W R Fisher David Kunard Larry Kraft Carroll Whiteford and Mrs Harold Loyd. Prompt reporting helps news value.
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Joe Selby
The
Herald
Selby
W. R. Fisher
Cypress
David Kunard
RFD
Ottawa
Larry Kraft
KOFO
Carroll Whiteford
N. Cherry
Harold Loyd
Oak
the Herald
Study Examines Why Students Drop Out of High School
An article by Paul C. Tullier on Page 8 investigates why high school students leave school before graduation, analyzing contributing factors and potential remedies. The piece surveys student experiences and educations trends, reflecting concerns of educators and policymakers.
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Paul C. Tullier
World Book Yearbook
Secrecy in Juvenile Court Case Preserved by Judge
Six 13 and 14 year olds were arraigned in Juvenile Court before Judge Robert L. Pinel on charges tied to an egging incident at teacher Bennett B. Johnson’s home. Names and actions will not be made public per policy on juvenile matters. Johnson County authorities report earlier arrests of eight Ottawa boys under 16 linked to a planned gang fight near Sunflower Village.
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Robert L. Pinel
Bennett B. Johnson
Hidge Pinel
Ottawa University
Johnson
Johnson County
Herald
Eigbt
Ottawa
Sunflower Village
Kansas
Steel Tee Special Shoes at Five Ninety Nine
Self Service Shoes advertises Steel Tee Special Shoes priced at 5.99 located at 123 S Main. Adv.
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S. Main
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