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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1963

Page

6

Cooper receives NASA Distinguished Service Medal at White House

Gordon Cooper, the 22 orbit astronaut, arrives in Washington to an admiring Kennedy and officials. Kennedy honors him with the NASA Distinguished Service Medal, praising a "great day" for the country as Cooper smiles and thanks the president and assembly.

Washington Gordon Cooper Kennedy NASA America Space Cooper Andrews Air Force Base Cape Canaveral Fla White House Washington Monument White Force House Lyndon B. Johnson

Bonds Approved atwood school bond vote

Voters in Atwood Kansas approved a $375000 school bond issue by a five to one margin on Monday according to AP reports.

Atwood, Kan

Wheat Men Meet Tonight In Salina Kansas

In Salina Kansas presidents of the American Bakers Association and the Millers National Federation will address the Kansas Wheat Improvement Association meeting. More than 3,000 wheat farmers from central and western Kansas are expected. Norman Bess of Chicago leads the bakers group and C. Mast of Chicago presides over the millers.

Salina, Kan American Bakers Association Millers National Federation Kansas Wheat Improvement Association Central Kansas Norman Bess Chicago Bakers Group C. Mast The Millers

Weather County Forecast Tonight and Wednesday

Partly cloudy and cooler. Tonight lows 38 to 42. Wednesday generally fair and cool with highs 60 to 65.

Highway deaths top list in Reno Wyandotte counties this year

Reno and Wyandotte counties report 11 highway fatalities each since January 1, leading the state. Butler and Shawnee have nine, Finney eight, Saline six, Sedgwick six, with varied counts in other counties. Total fatalities for the year reach 167, versus 199 at the same point last year.

Topeka Reno Wyandotte Highway Patrol Butler Shawnee County Finney Saliney Sedgwick County Leavenworth Montgomery Sumner Barton Cherokee Cowley Douglas, Ness Thomas Trego Geary, Johnson, Lyon Marion Republic Rice Cheyenne Dickinson Ellis Franklin Jackson Labette Wilson Allen Atchison Chautauqua Clark Clay Coffey Comanche Crawford Decatur Ellsworth Graham Greenwood Harper, Jefferson Linn Marshall Miami Mitchell Morris Neosho Osage Phillips Rawlins Rush Russell Seward Smith Stafford Wabaunsee Wallace Washington Woodson

Donnelly Reelected State Deputy in Knights of Columbus

Francis J. Donnelly of Kansas City Kansas was re elected state deputy of the Knights of Columbus at the Kansas convention final business session. Andy Hickey Hutchinson chosen state secretary John O Donnell Ellsworth named state advocate. Other officers: Francis Bartonek Wichita state treasurer Darrell Kelsey Salina state warden. Delegates to Milwaukee convention Marcus Gottschalk Coffeyville Nick Theis Troy George Schuckman Wichita Robert Connor Hoisington Anthony Weber Wichita Dr Leo Rongers Hanover Bill Baier Victoria John Rupp Ellis.

Wichita Francis J. Donnelly Kansas City Kan Knights of Columbus Andy Hickey Hutchinson John O'Donnell Ellsworth Francis Bartonek Darrell Kelsey Salina Milwaukee Marcus Gottschalk Coffeyville Nick Theis Troy George Schuckman Robert Connor Hoisington Anthony Weber Leo Rongers Hanover Bill Baier Victoria John Rupp Ellis

Hatcheries in Kansas Produce 2.5 Million Chicks Last Month

AP reports that commercial hatcheries in Kansas produced 2.5 million chicks in the previous month according to the state Crop and Livestock Reporting Service.

Topeka Kansas State Crop and Livestock Reporting Service

Hero's Medals Awarded To Serviceman's Widow

Mrs. Harry N. Ball of 127 S. Locust receives Purple Heart and Silver Star citations for her husband’s World War I service with the 35th Division. Ball died last August after service in Europe and disability links. widow pursued honors at VA urging.

Harry N. Ball S. Locust Ball U.S Europe Veterans Administration

Man Dies in Lions Cage at Ross Park Zoo

Binghamton AP reports attendant Guy E. Carey aged 43 died after a lion attack in a four-part cage at Ross Park Zoo. Police shot the male Timba after the attack. female Tina cowered. Carey, a part time employee, was found by Ralph Landis at 5:30 a.m. with doors closed and the hose running in another section. Timba had a history of escapes and disturbances on zoo grounds.

Binghamton N.Y Ross Park Zoo Guy E. Carey Tina Timba Carey Ralph Landis

Witnesses Testify In Mack Nations Tax Evasion Trial

Witnesses described payments totaling over 4800 dollars after a lawyer said he delivered 1000 to obtain a parole for a woman. Nations faces tax evasion charges on 4900 dollars in 1955 with testimony about loans, real estate payments, and a church gift. The trial heard a 1957 sworn statement about political influence and a parole arranged through Gov. Fred Hall’s office. Hyter testified the money was given for the parole during Hall’s 1955 administration.

Wichita Kan Nations J. M. McKenna Kingman Atty. Clair Hyter Hutchinson Fred Hall Hyter Hall H. C. Allphin Kinsley Willard A. Matthews Haviland Sunflower Publishers Co., Inc William C. Weyrich Marvin C. Jordan Internal Revenue Service Annas Brown J. Arthur Stanley Jr

Western trade talks near agreement at GATT meeting

U.S. and Common Market delegates reported virtual agreement on reducing Western trade barriers at a GATT ministerial conference in Geneva. Optimism rose as West German Vice Chancellor Ludwig Erhard backed American ideas and a European compromise followed Kennedy’s intervention to break the stalemate.

Geneva U.S Ludwig Erhard Kennedy

Tony's Toot Find the blanket before bed tonight

A lighthearted note urges locating a blanket prior to bedtime. The reminder emphasizes settling comfort needs before sleep, with a casual voice and a personal task focus.

Old Mansion Up For Sale In Topeka Auction

The old Kansas Governor's Mansion, now abandoned, will be sold at public auction the week of June 20 with bids starting at 30000 dollars. The sale includes about a half block of land, some kitchen furnishings and draperies. Gov. John Anderson and his family have moved to Cedar Crest on the west edge of Topeka.

Topeka Kansas John Anderson Cedar Crest

Unemployment overpayments found in Missouri Kansas check

Officials cross checked 92 000 Missouri and Kansas records uncover 101 overpayment cases. Money is being returned with no charges filed. Missouri cites 19 cases of willful misrepresentation involving fraud from Missourians working in Kansas. A similar cross-check with Illinois records is planned.

Jefferson City Missouri Kansas

Draft Goldwater Committee Chartered in Florida

A Draft Goldwater Committee Inc is chartered in Florida. Attorney Ellis Rubin said a state headquarters will be set up in the Miami metropolitan area to push Sen. Barry Goldwater for the presidency.

Miami Fla Goldwater Committee, Inc Florida Ellis Rubin Barry Goldwater R-Ariz

Violent storms spark cold air sweep across regions

Unseasonable cold air followed violent weather that struck six states Monday. Four people died in Maine as storms lashed the area. A small Bath Iron Works plane crash killed a Boston couple and infant. A Winslow man drowned in a squall. Twisters damaged western Massachusetts and Connecticut. Light showers were reported in several states with snow flurries possible in northern Michigan and Minnesota.

New England Maine Rockies Plains Minnesota North Dakota Broadus Mont Moorcroft Wyo Bath Iron Works Bath Boston Winslow Massachusetts Connecticut South Atlantic Rochelle Valdosta Upper Michigan Oklahoma Illinois Missouri Michigan Wisconsin Dakotas

Man seeks jail term as drunken companion is locked up

Wichita police report a man walked into the city jail after another man, already jailed for intoxication, was secured. He admitted drinking too much and told officers, You got my drinking buddy so you might as well have me, and he was jailed.

Wichita

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