Ottawa Herald Briefs Highlight Local Notes
Ottawa residents hear Wilma Bagh speak on Arizona Indians at Farmer's Club meeting. M B Needham of Route 1 hospitalized at Winter VA hospital in Topeka. Williamsburg Alumni hold annual reunion Friday at the high school auditorium. Leonard Bickerstaff pleads not guilty to a felony check warrant. bound over to district court. Ottawa Ladgin store marks 21st anniversary with sale. Ray Darvise pleads guilty to driving under the influence. bond set. John R. Reed forfeits bond for speeding near Ottawa. Kay Griffin held for Osage county awaiting trial on assault charge. County Clerk Bruce Spears hospitalized in Kansas City for observation. Mrs. Lee Bracewell dies. family leaves Ottawa. Pomona grade pupils visit the Ottawa Herald. Jacki Bremer speaks on guaranteed annual wage at Rotary. Mrs. Eugene Spooner attends International Ladies Garment Workers convention in Atlantic City. Pat Neighbors injures eye on nail accident in Rockwood Acres.
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Hospital Notes Admitted and Births Reported
Hospital notes show Herbert Fredricks admitted route 3 John Fivian 407 S Cherry William s Fowler 907 King and Karen Sue Fischer 713 E th plus Mrs Glenn Baker Waverly today Births announce Clifford Hettler Lane son born Tuesday weight 7 lb 7 oz Dismissed Iri Proctor game Mrs Bessie Hull 913 N Poplar Mrs Mila Hufford Overbrook today
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Rhee Wins Third Term in South Korea Vote
Syngman Rhee secured an expected third term in South Korea's presidential election, though opposition reduced his share. With about 95 percent counted, unofficial returns showed Rhee at 4,504,725 votes to rival Cho Bong Am's 1,949,613. An estimated 90 percent of registered voters cast ballots in the second national presidential election.
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Dry Weather Across Nation With Regional Showers
The Associated Press reports showers in the eastern quarter while the south and Ohio Valley enjoy clear skies. Skies were mostly fair west of the Rockies with a cooling trend in the Great Lakes and upper Mississippi Valley. Weather covered plains, Mississippi Valley and much of the Southeast with varying conditions.
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Jet Bomber Crashes Off English Coast Near Land's End
An American B1 Stratojet crashed today in the Atlantic about 12 miles off Land's End, the U S Air Force announced. A major search was launched. One parachute was sighted about 64 miles off shore. One survivor was picked up by a French trawler.
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Man Found Dead In Home Today
Edmund Green long time resident found dead in his room this morning at 8 a m result heart condition. Born November 16 1834 in Stockholm Sweden Green came to the area as an infant after both parents died and lived with relatives before moving to Otiawa after Mrs Petersons death in 1942. Louis Dengel of McVey Dengel mortuary says Green was naturalized in South Dakota about 1910 and was a farmer and general laborer. Funeral services will be in the?
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Athletics Cut Four Players
The Kansas City Athletics sent four players to the minors and acquired a pitcher from Cleveland who has a .07 batting average in 3 at bats. Righthanders Arnold Portocarrero and Bill Astroth were sent to the minors. Harrington and Ceccarelli were optioned to San Diego and Columbus respectively, while Santiago, promoted from Dallas, has yet to pitch this season.
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Keelin Faces Burke For Junior High Tennis Title
Keelin and Burke meet today to determine the Junior High tennis champion. Keelin won straight sets Tuesday over Bruce Bundy 6-2 6-2 after earlier 6-0 6-0 and 6-0 6-1 victories. Burke advanced past the first round on a forfeit then won 6-1 6-3 in the second round.
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Frank Carlson files for reelection to Senate
Former governor and ex-congressman Frank Carlson filed today as a Republican candidate for renomination to the U S Senate. He is not seeking a second full term in the upper chamber.
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