Ottawa Elks picnic and 42 hour air watch noted
The Ottawa Elks Lodge hosts an annual family picnic Sunday with 2 pm start and 300 pounds of beef barbecue prepped overnight. A children’s program includes miniature train rides, while Mrs. Howard Henderson says Ottawa observers reported 124 airplanes during a shortened 42 hour alert with 25 local observers participating.
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Ottawa Elks Lodge
Howard Henderson
Ottawa Observer Corps
Ottawa
FBI Arrests Three Men For Bank Robbery in Missouri
The FBI reports three men from El Dorado Springs Missouri Casey Jones Boyer 41 Austin Pendley 47 and Rayford Pendley 18 were arrested for the 835 farmers Bank of Walker Missouri robbery. $648 recovered at Austin Pendley home. Suspects captured after two day search with Highway Patrol. They face federal bank robbery charges in Joplin before a U S commissioner. McGregor in Walker aided the case by spotting getaway vehicle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Pendley
John Crothers
Rayford Pendley
Kingsbury School
Dorado Springs
Berry
Ala
Boyer
Austin Pendley
Kansas City
FBI
el Dorado Springs
Ino
Farmers Bank
Walker
W. Mark Felt
Casey
Jones Boyer
Austin
Alabama
Felt
Missouri Highway Patrol
Jasper County
Carthage
Joplin
U. S
Elc
Jack Wells
James McGregor
McGregor
Princeton Lad Brings Carriage To Homecoming Festivities
Princeton University prepares for Homecoming and Parents Day with an unusual boost to campus life. Rye New York sophomore Grinnell Grinnell brings a Brewster brougham carriage bought for 100 dollars, to be used for publicity and student activities. The project, overseen by Dean Edna Agnew, could involve more than 200 parents and features reserved seating for events. Grinnell intends to earn hay money by driving on campus, while plans to buy his own horse when affordable.
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Princeton
Princeton Univer
Eric A. Grinteway
Myers
Grinnell
Edna Agnew
Springfield
Ohio
Brewster
Felt
Pendleys
Grin Boyer
Carling Cau
Dick Peters
Rayford Pendley
University
Robert Bun
Wassmers Stora
OHS Color Day Brings Red Attire Rule at Pep Assembly
Ottawa High School students dressed in red for Color Day turning the school into a sea of red. Those not wearing red faced a light reprimand at a 2:40 p.m. pep assembly.
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OHS
Ottawa High School
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Assembly
Harvard meeting with Dulles denied changing policy
The State Department rejected a Globe report that a Harvard faculty meeting with Secretary Dulles altered U S policy on Quemoy. A spokesman said there was no policy change and the Boston meeting was not a secret consultation but part of off the record seminars at Harvard Center for International Affairs.
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Washington
State Department
Harvard
Secretary of State
Dulles
U.S
Quemoy
Boston Globe
Department
Boston
Robert Bowie
Harvard Center For International Affairs
Weather and court notes mix in late county briefing
The county forecast calls for a warm day with high 70 to 75 this afternoon and Saturday, lows near 45 to 50. Former Chief Justice William Smith and former Justice Hugo T. Wedell argued over court election amendments, citing the 1957 triple play. In Monrovia, California, a fire destroyed eight homes as 500 firefighters battled the spread. the blaze began with three children at play.
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William Smith
Hugo T. Wedell
Wedell
Smith
Fred Hall
John McCuish
Alf Landon
William A. Johnton
Hugo
Commission
Monrovia
Calif
Faubus vows not to reopen integrated public schools
Gov Orval Faubus defies the U S Supreme Court order saying he will never open public schools as integrated institutions. He warned the federal government might send marshals and Army to forcibly eject teachers and students if schools reopen.
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Little Rock
Ark
Gap
Orval Faubus
U.S. Supreme Court
Faubus
Foubus
Pees Supreme Court
U.s.circuit Court
Omaha
Difference of Opinion on What Makes a Woman Happy
London luncheon on women of the year prompts varied answers. Lady Alice says marrying a fine man while Valeria Grey applauds giving and receiving. Joyce Grenfell wins consensus with the quip taking off my girdle at day’s end.
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London
Britain
Lady Allice
Vallerina Bery Grey
Joyce Grenfell
Campus coronation sets two secret royal pair to lead
A coronation tonight will install a king and queen to direct campus affairs with their identities kept secret. Downtown parade tomorrow at 2 30 PM is the major public event signaling the change.
Rush To Face Don Larsen In World Series Game Three
Bob Rush 82 will start for the Milwaukee Braves in game three of the World Series against the New York Yankees and Don Larsen. Rush, 10-6 in the regular season, had four wins after Aug. 27 during the interseason push and is in his 11th major league year. He started 29 games and completed five this year.
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NEW York
Bob Rush
Fred Haney
Miwaukee Braves
New York Yankees
Don Larsen
Rush
Braves
De Gaulle Outlines Five-Year Algeria Plan At Rally
Premier de Gaulle announced a five year program for Algeria aimed at easing rebellion with more jobs housing land reform and education. He said the referendum commits Algeria and France to fraternity and warned rebels there are only two routes war or fraternity. The plan includes 625000 acres of land to Moslem farmers at least 10 percent public jobs for Moslems housing for 4 million people and expanded education. Roy Browner has purchased Ottawa Plumbing and the business will be Roys Plumbing Heating and Air Conditioning.
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Constantine
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Deil Gaulle
Roy Browner
S. Cherry
Ottawa Plumbing
Des Machin
W. Wilson
Roy
Browh
Machin
Ottawa
Eisenhower Checks Up At Army Hospital
President Eisenhower arrived at Walter Reed Army Hospital for his annual fall physical examination. He appeared cheerful and jaunty as he went in for the routine checkup with doctors slated to conduct the usual tests and assessments.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Waller Reed Army Hospital
Smith Wedel Exchange Jobs In Court Debate
Smith and Wedel clashed in a public court debate over a disciplinary amendment and voting method. The discussion grew heated as they examined the merits of the proposal and its impact on the Kansas judiciary. A safe was found taped with a typed sheet protecting contents from burglars, while Richard Robbins Advertising Co. reported a burglary at their office.
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Topeka
Kas
Kansas Supreme Court
Abellio Ee Times
Richard Robbins Advertising Co
Frisco Freight Cars Jump Tracks Near Pleasanton
Thirty four cars on a Frisco freight train derailed on a trestle five miles north of Pleasanton Kansas, blocking the line from Kansas City to Fort Scott. No injuries were reported and the train originated in Kansas City.
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Pleasanton
Kan
Frisco
Kansas City
Fort Scott
Kanax City
New Aurora Police Chief Named Patti Counts
Aurora Illinois mayor Paul Egan names Patti Counts as police chief amid bingo policing feud. Counts, 28, Chicago-born, sociology student, promises nonlethal approach and anti capital punishment stance. Curran, fired previously, remains free as council and department react to sensational appointment. Bonding company approval pending.
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Aurora, Ill
Aurora Police
Paul Egan
Lara Paricia
Patti) Counts
Chicago
Northern
Illinois
Donald Curran
Egan
Bingo
Curran
Miss Counts
Aurora
Radford Teacher College
Radford
W.va
Third Appeal Case Decided
The September term jury upheld a condemnation ruling for S W and Daisy B Spangler, fixing damages at 600 dollars for land along the Marais des Cygnes River north of North Poplar. Initial appraisers had valued the land differently, but reappraisal and trial witnesses supported 600 dollars.
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District Court
S. W
Daisy B. Spangier
Marais Des Cygnes
Hood
Floyd Coffman
Spangiers
Spangler
Logan
North Poplar
Traffic Toll in Topeka Area Reported by Records Section
Kansas traffic fatalities tracked by the State Accident Records Section show last 24 hours totals and year to date figures for 1988, with historical context from 1957. The Topeka area tally is included alongside nationwide or statewide comparisons.
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Topeka
Kansas
GM UAW reach three year deal as 250000 strike continues
Detroit AP General Motors and United Auto Workers reach a three year master contract while GM plants stay idle due to a worker walkout. A nationwide strike began 12 hours before the pact with local grievances over pay equity to be resolved, and the agreement provides wage increases of 24 to 30 cents per hour over the contract term.
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Detroit
General Motors
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reu- Don Machin
Reuther
GM Focals
Ford
Chrysler
KIDC May Accept Grants From SBA
Topeka AP Atty. Gen. John Anderson ruled the Kansas Industrial Development Commission can legally accept SBA grants to finance studies research and counseling on small business financing and operation. Grants up to 40000 dollars a year are available.
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Topeka
Alty
John Anderson
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Small Business Administration
KIDC
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