Herald's Moves and Bugs Mark New Plant Opening
The Ottawa Herald announces its move to a new plant at 1065 Cedar with a Color King press for photographic offset. The shift involves shipping Old Faithful parts to Pratt and other equipment to Town California. open house planned after shakedown as readers are urged to be patient during early bugs and late papers.
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Ottawa Herald
Herald
Main
Jetter Press
Pratt
Kan
Colorado
California
Kansas
Kansas City
Ase-A
Color King
Robert B. Wellington
Tonly's Toot and the Great Pumpkin Mystery
A playful note questions whether anyone witnessed the Great Pumpkin last night. The fragment hints at a local curiosity or Halloween themed moment, inviting reader sightings and speculation about the seasonal figure.
US Considers Withdrawal Of Troops Now In Japan
Tokyo reports say the Kennedy administration weighs pulling some U.S. personnel from Japan to cut foreign spending. Talks with Japanese defense officials aim to reduce costs and streamline units for a mobile strike force strategy, though Japan's pending election could delay a final decision. Current forces in Japan total about 46,000 across Air Force, Navy, Marines and Army units.
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Japan
Tokyo
United States
U.S
Washington
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal-Democratic Party
South Korea
U.S. Air Force
3Rd Marine Division
Okinawa
Navy
8Th Army
Warrant filings planned in Leavenworth liquor gambling probe
Leavenworth Kansas AP report says warrants or injunction suits will be filed next week against 35 taverns restaurants and clubs named in a private citizen led probe into illegal liquor sales and gambling. County Attorney Edward J Chapman Jr said cases will be prepared starting Saturday after a county inquisition completed by journalist Jerry Mosier and Associate Pastor Thomas Reborn Jr. of the First Methodist Church. The investigation prompted a topeka review by Attorney General William Ferguson who pledged aid as Chapman takes the local lead to improve law enforcement in Leavenworth.
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Leavenworth, Kan
Edward J. Chapman Jr
Jerry Mosier
Thomas, Reborn Jr
First Methodist Church
Chapman
Buri
Alty
William Ferguson
Topeka
Ferguson
Leavenworth
Mosier
Leavenworth Times
Vietnamese Military Revolt Shakes Saigon Defense Ministry Seizure
A Vietnamese junta of 14 generals seized the Defense Ministry naval HQ and police compound in Saigon declaring martial law amid heavy fighting near the palace. Reports said Diem or his brother Nhu might be ousted, but no confirmation. U.S. officials said the push seems Vietnamese led, with Marines securing police facilities and radio Saigon reportedly seized by marines. Washington issued precautionary orders to move forces to protect Americans if needed.
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State Department
Defense Ministry
Naval
Saigon
Diem
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U.S
Bangkok
Radio
United States
South Viet Nam
Pentagon
Viet Nam
Gas blast at Indianapolis ice show kills 62
A liquefied petroleum gas leak caused a massive explosion at the Indianapolis Coliseum during a holiday on Ice finale. The blast left 62 dead and 385 injured as flames and concrete ripped through a crowd, with responders tallying the toll across six hospitals and improvised morgues.
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Blast
Indianapolis
United States
Marietta
Red Cross
Coroner's Office
Civil Defense
Condi
Ice disaster at Indianapolis Holiday on Ice show
Explosion at the Indiana Coliseum during a Holiday on Ice opening night killed many skaters and spectators. Rescue crews battled debris as concrete and wreckage littered the arena floor. witnesses described bodies scattered on the ice and crowds fleeing in panic. An apparent gas leak caused the blast, leaving a scene of carnage and urgent search operations.
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Indianapolis Coliseum
Indianapolis
Arena Grounds
Kennedy questions Soviet moon race claim during press conference
President Kennedy doubted Moscow will abandon the moon race. He said the U.S. should stay with its program, pending verification of Soviet intentions. He also noted reductions in non combat personnel in Europe and a reported drop in Soviet troops in Cuba since January 1.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
United States
Germany
Cuba
Soviets Launch Space Ship Polyot One
The Soviet Union said it launched an unmanned space craft named Polyot One that can maneuver in all directions and adjust altitude from about 343 to 592 kilometers. It can move alongside another craft in space and transmitted data to listening stations, with performance described as normal.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Weather County Forecast and Temperature Records
Fair tonight and Saturday with a hard freeze tonight. Temperatures rise slowly Saturday with highs near the upper 60s. Yesterday's high 62, low 33 today. Year-ago high 62, low 43. Record highs 84 in 1937, record low 19 in 1930. Hourly temperatures not provided.
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Upper Os
Co-Op Elects Directors at 14th Annual Meeting
Raymond Carpenter of Wellsville and Tom Seyler of LeLoup were elected to three year terms as directors of the Ottawa Co-Op Association at the 14th annual meeting at Memorial Auditorium. Harold Staadt of Ottawa RFD 3 was re elected as chairman. Harold Van Horn of Pomona is vice president and Clarence Keith is secretary treasurer. Approximately 300 attended.
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Raymond Carpenter
Wellsville
Tom Seyler
le Loup
Ottawa Co-Op Association
Memorial Auditorium
Harold Staadt
Ottawa
RFD 3
Harold van Horn
Pomona
Clarence Keith
Kennedy Convenes Crisis Talks Over South Viet Nam Coup
President Kennedy held a 45 minute urgent briefing with top military and diplomatic advisers in Washington. Officials described the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem as a developing situation with uncertain prospects for success. Rusk and Pentagon leaders were at duty through dawn as the event unfolded.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
White House
Dean Rusk
Penagon
Diem
Witch rides space age broom in Missoula Halloween mischief
MISSOULA Mont AP Hy the space age is changing the look of young witches for Halloween as Russell Bay a fifth grade teacher overhears a 10 year old describing a rocket powered broom with a curved orbit and afterburner in playful chatter about costumes and science influenced gear.
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Missoula
Mont
Russell Bay
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