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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1961

Page

5

Baptist Convention Likely to Address Federal School Aid

ST LOUIS AP The 9.7 million member Southern Baptist Convention may vote on a resolution detailing its stance on federal aid to education during its 104th session. Delegates plan to introduce the school aid resolution while more than 15 000 affiliated church members attend sessions. Rev A B Van Arsdale criticized federal aid to private and religious schools as unalterable opposition.

Decatur Ala Kennedy John F. Kennedy United States

Chico Marx Hospital Update In Hollywood

Chico Marx aged 70, the Marx brothers elder, is listed in fair condition at Hollywood Hospital where he recovers from chest congestion. He was hospitalized last Friday in critical condition with what doctors believed to be a heart issue.

Hollywood Chico Marx Marx Brothers Hollywood Hospital

Jobless Trucker Is Honored Guest

Russell Perrine a 35 year old unemployed Kansas City truck driver spoke at a Teamsters luncheon in Washington. He described walking and bicycling to the capital to protest rail rate cuts he called discriminatory to trucking and piggybacking of cars. He backs a bill to align ground rules under the Interstate Commerce Act for trucks and rails and prevent selective rate cuts while noting the trip was not an official Teamsters project or paid by any trucking firm.

Kansas City Teamsters Union Russell Perrine Washington Perrine Kennedy

Kennedy Khrushchev talks set for Vienna stay

White House press secretary Pierre Salinger conferred with Austrian officials on a schedule for President Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khrushchev’s two day meeting in Vienna next month. A tentative plan sets a June 3 encounter at the U.S. Embassy and a following day meeting at the Soviet Embassy.

Vienna White House Pierre Salinger Kennedy Khrushchev U.S

History Grove roots Civil War trees in Kansas center

A 12 inch yellow poplar seedling and state trees from 42 states form the Grove of States at Lake Bluestem El Dorado Kansas. The project honors Civil War history with markers for each tree and a long term plan to attract visitors as trees mature. States represented include Oklahoma Alaska Arizona Kentucky West Virginia and Pennsylvania among others.

EL Dorado Kas A .Kansas Lake Bluestem Robert. E. Lee Army of Northern Lake Bluestem Dam Kansas Oklahoma Alaska Arizona Kentucky West Virginia Pennsylvania Butler County Historical Society Robert E. Metzinger el Dorado Garden Club Hawaii Historical Society Virginia

FASTEETH Improves Dental Plate Stability

FASTEETH is an improved alkaline powder sprinkled on upper or lower plates to hold false teeth firmly in place. It prevents sliding or rocking, leaves no gummy taste, and helps control plate odor. Available at drug counters everywhere.

Wichita Voters To Decide Big Issue

Wichita voters face a $15 million bond vote for a new civic auditorium and library. City officials signed contracts with the federal government for $115,000 in advance planning funds, and approval would accelerate planning and construction by several months.

Wichita, Kan

Call Off Search For Small Boy In Topeka Flood

In Topeka police and fire crews suspended a search tonight for a boy estimated seven to nine years old who reportedly fell into Shunganunga Creek during a flood. Witness Don Lorscheid said the boy appeared to surface then vanish after a tree blocked his path. The boy’s bicycle was found on the bank but later gone. searchers drained the stream and used nets for hours. Police left open the possibility of resuming if a missing child is reported.

Topeka Shunganunga Creek Don Lorscheid Lorscheid

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