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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1955

Page

2

Kremlin expands influence while veiling motives in Middle East

The editorial argues the Kremlin's smile hides malice as Moscow guides disorder and keeps the United States off balance. It notes U S arms policy wavers between aiding Israel and courting Arab states, amid a Soviet backed cotton for arms swap that could empower Egypt and threaten Jewish interests. The piece claims the Soviets retain diplomatic initiative at the conference table to mask planned actions on a potential battlefield.

Kremlin United States Middle East Israel Iraq Egypt Czechoslovakia Mediterranean

Aftermath Echoes and Rumors Stirring Public Fancy

A collage of provocative statements on politics crime sports and everyday life. It juggles Peron rumors Hitler myths local football woes KU stadium empties and a cryptic family scene with humor and critique, profiling public sentiment and media alongside personal anecdotes.

If Russians Colonized America in Columbus Era

A humorous speculative piece imagines a czar persuaded of a round world, predicting Russia would reshape the map with vodka, caviar, and supposed utopian quirks. It contrasts a Soviet alternate history with the actual Columbus discovery, noting less bloodshed in revolutions but a bizarre future of tea breaks and tractor affection.

Nikolai Comoestovich Steppes Nikolai

Local notes and historical items from Princeton area

A series of brief items recounts past achievements and events in Princeton. Highlights include Eagle Scout recognitions for Jim Watkins Bob Anderson and Jack Bennett from fifteen years ago a county corn husking bee planned for October fifteen and Clark area market reports noting A M Lloyd of Princeton selling 35 heifers at eleven dollars per hundred. Additional items mention twenty five years past road chatter a First Methodist rally week dinner a lilac bloom at Mrs. O W Newhouse’s home Erasmus King of Norwood dying after a fall from a grain stack a Washington school fire drill and B E Powers of Richter yielding one hundred bushels per acre.

Jim Watkins Bob Anderson Jack Bennett A. M. Lloyd Princeton Chicago Princeton Road First Methodist O. W. Newhouse S. Cedar Erasmus King Norwood Washington School B. E. Powers Richter

Wives Scarce in Gaza Strip Reflect Refugee Youth

In Gaza Strip camps 250,000 refugees chase work as dowries soar and educated refugee girls seek jobs in Kuwait Iraq Libya or Saudi Arabia. After diploma, many aim to save for college or fund families, with some planning to study in the United States. Widespread ambitious youth shift from traditional marriage to self-support amid high wages abroad.

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Dating Dilemma: Teen Alma Seeks Parental Trust

Alma D a 17 year old high school senior asks Dr Crane how to handle dating while under her father’s rule. The column argues many fathers erred by forbidding dates for well behaved teens and suggests age appropriate dating while noting parental concerns and social norms. It concludes with advice to rate parenting and to consider dating privileges for high schoolers. The piece also mentions assorted light society notes and celebrity items including Lucy and Desi anniversary and George Reeves insurance.

Alma D Dr. Crane Alma O.K Crane Hopkins Syndicate 3Relett Ind The Hopkins Syndicate, Inc

TV Today And Tomorrow preview and casting notes

TV Today And Tomorrow lists TV guide items with Steve Allen extending his Tonight contract and Marion Lorne joining as full cast. Upcoming color outings include Red Skelton productions and support for Broadways Wonderful Town. Other plans feature Dan Daly and Paul Winchell in celeb segments and a Bogart search for a 7 foot boxer actor.

Steve Allen Perry Marion Lorne Edward R. Murrow Danny Thomas Hollywood Paul Winchell New York Red Skelton Dick Powell Four Star Playhouse Willie Dante Rosalind Russell Producers MacDonald Carey Teresa Wright Thomas Mitchell Humphrey Bogart Mickey Rooney

Richmond Bridge Club Hosts and Social Events

Richmond residents hosted a busy sequence of social gatherings. The Severnses entertained the bridge club with guests including Charley McCandless of Altoona. A misc shower honored Miss Arlene Berry and Charles Talbot’s upcoming wedding at Richmond Methodist Church. Community members attended a funeral in Greeley and welcomed newborn Grace Sean at Ottawa hospital.

Abe Severns Bridge Club Charley McCandless Altoona Lou Mishlers Virgil Smiths Ernest Hendersons Frank Gerholds Lee Perkins Wilbur Duffeys Alfred Siglers George Dietrichs Sigler George Dietrich Mmes Ralph McCrea Oscar Newmaster Salley McDonald Annex Arlene Berry Charles Talbott Richmond Methodist Community Church Phyllis Berry Wilma Brown Carmen Gretencord Sandra Oestriecher Zeckers Joan Licktéig Jeanette Kueser Maury Ponton Minnie Barham Clyde Berry Ray Talbott William Talbott Lonnie Chambers Guy Reichard George Hutchinson Clayton Mee-Call Cail Smith Cecil Vining Orris Breckenridge Fred Johnson Winnie Cunningham Verna Glaze Willard Collins Pat Ponton Frank Cox Charley Moberly Paul Davis Hayes Johnson Eugene Bump Sandy Sims Merritt McDonald Jay Adams Irene Mangum Carroll Whiteford Lickteig Margaret Edwards Charles Edwards Frank Dietrich Albert Dunbar Lawrence Dillon H. L. Gate Lon Mishler Ernest Henderson Raymond Wagner

Tuesday TV Schedule Highlights Local Stations

On Tuesday October 4 KMBC and WDAF present a lineup ranging from sports and news to comedy. Highlights include Amos and Andy and Stars in Action with a mix of entertainment and information across morning to evening slots.

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