Side Swipes and Alaska Move in Curious News
A collage of brief items reports a California visit to Ottawa Country Club by Mrs. Tom Baker, links a bungalow to the Bullocks club grounds, and notes a damage suit in Kansas where a cow caused a truck accident near Leon. It also recounts Robert Atwood of Anchorage urging young people to move to Alaska for opportunities amid favorable odds for marriage and work.
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F. H. Bullocks
Tom Baker
California
Ottawa Country
Baker
Merton R. Harris
EL Dorado
Kan
Lee Seagraves
Oklahoma City
Leon
Butler County
Melvin L. Butts
Léon
Dallas
Alaska
Robert B. Atwood
Anchorage
Daily Times
Assny
Qilwell Drilling Contractors
Atwood
Business leaders labeled gutless over labor demands
Kansas City officials reported that Amer ican businessmen were called gutless for resisting labor demands at the Missouri Chamber of Commerce convention. Rolle Rand of Shreveport warned that chambers would normally act to resolve economic problems but collapse into fear when facing labor threats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Missouri Chamber of Commerce
Rolle P. Rand
Shreveport
Chamber of Commerce
Linemen Burned in Oil Blaze at ARKANSAS CITY
Two telephone linemen suffered second degree burns in a tank yard fire at Anderson Oil Reclaiming Co. They worked for Cities Service Co. and were identified as Robert Bohr, 80, Pretty Prairie, and Rex Hill, Soldier, Kansas. Flames enveloped a pole where they labored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas City
Anderson Oil Reclaiming Co
Cities Service of Co
Robert Bohr
Pretty Prairie
Rex Hill
Kas
Eastern Airlines Pilots May Strike Tonight
CHICAGO AP Union pilots plan a walkout against Western Air Lines at one minute before midnight tonight. The carrier employs 1,720 pilots and serves 99 cities in 24 states including Missouri.
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Chicago
Western Air Lines
The
Air Lines
Assa
Missouri
Weather County Forecast Generally Fair Outlook
The forecast notes generally fair conditions with a minor cool trend expected to move in. Light winds and dry skies are anticipated with no precipitation cited. Residents should prepare for a slight drop in temperatures in the coming days.
McKinney resigns Atoms for Peace post
Robert McKinney resigns as permanent U.S. representative to the International Atomic Energy Agency to return to his family and the Santa Fe New Mexican. President Eisenhower accepts the resignation. No successor named yet.
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Vienna
Robert McKinney
Atoms For Peace Post
the Santa Fe New Mexican
Eisenhower
U.S
International S Atomic Energy Agency
Ottawa University Homecoming Parade at 2 30 This Afternoon
The Ottawa University Homecoming parade moves through downtown Ottawa at 2 30 this afternoon featuring campus club floats the university band and convertibles with Homecoming royalty. Crowned last night were Bob Knight Horton and Carolyn Spong as king and queen with attendants named from Natick Mass and Palisades Colo. A coffee hour for first year teachers and Parents Day activities preceded the game tonight at 7 30 when the Braves meet Bethel College followed by a dance at Garfield School.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa
Bob Knight
Horton
Carolyn Spong
Great Bend
Homcoming
Carl Anderson
Natick
Mass
Annette Power
Palisades
Colo
Stanley Bettin
Inman
Margie Bernhart
Marion
Knight
Miss Spong
Mammel Library
Ottawa University Braves
Bethel College
Garfield School
Nationalists Say May Strike Back
Formosa news reports say Chinese Nationalists warn they may retaliate against Communist aerial attacks on Quemoy and nearby bases. US aid flights to Quemoy continue despite risks, with Nationalist air defenses and MIGs taking part in incursions as tensions rise toward potential direct conflict with Red China.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy
United States
United Bond Plan Back To Single Drive
Ottawa's United Fund splits its drive into two sections this year but faced a snag as the advanced gifts committee balked at dual solicitation. The board aims for one shared gift card with division of funds by contributor choice, seeking 17260 for charities and 5500 for the Civic Activities fund.
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United
Ottawa
United Fund
Advanced Gifts Committee
United Fund. Board
Ithe Chamber of Commerce Activity Fund
Si Nation
Civic Activities Fund
Geneva
Chamber
Robert Pence
Pence
Civic Activities
Chest
Drive-In Theater Clipped For $500
Kansas City report details a $500 robbery at a Wyandotte County drive-in theater with no injuries. The incident mirrors a prior hold-up and involves Bandits stealing cash while patrons fled. Local authorities pursue leads as investigations continue.
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Liu
Liu Hoh-tu
Kansas City
Kas
Sense Ministry
Kansas
Quemoy
prive-In
Wyandotte
Mains
Kinmen City
Lake Park
Falso
Wyandotte County
Dee Sete
Hall of Fame ties Kansas editors for first time
LAWRENCE AP Charles M Harger long time Abilene Reflector Chronicle editor and Paul A Jones Lyons Daily News publisher are elected to the Kansas Newspaper Hall of Fame in an unprecedented tie vote announced by Burton W Marvin dean of the William Allen White school during Editors Day at the University of Kansas.
Sewer charge set to start in Newton Kansas
A municipal sewer service charge of 1.30 dollars a month for an average residence will take effect November 1 to raise funds for sewer bonds and system operation.
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Newton, Kas
Reach Injured Peak Climber Reaches Mount Olympus
In Salt Lake City AP reports rescuers reached 11 year old Doug Chapman at Mount Olympus summit just before dawn. He appeared in fair condition with lacerations but no broken bones as rescuers confirmed the climber was safe.
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Salt Lake City
Doug Chapman
Mount Olympus
New Look And New Start For Ottawa Youth Center
Ottawa Youth Center reopens at 7 p.m showing redecorated knotty pine interiors a added TV room pool table and new rules. Teens Inc under Walter Butler manages the center with updated hours and stricter conduct rules while former CCC and local volunteers recount the building’s move to town and renovations.
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Ottawa
Annene West 3Rd
City Hall
Salt Lake County
Sheriff's
Andj Board
Teens, Inc
Walter Butler
Salt Lake Valley
Kit Sallenbach
Chapman
Franke
Mey Pavpamin
Dues Yaeum Hha
Orlis Cox
Youth Center Board
Recreation Commission
Robert Anderson
Edward Haley
Cox
Unidentified pilot lands plane on Manhattan street
In upper Manhattan a red and white Cessna touched down on Amsterdam Avenue at 187th Street and the pilot fled toward St Nicholas Avenue. Police seek the man and report the craft belonged to Donald Hulse of Paramus New Jersey, an aviation school operator at Teterboro Airport. The plane was part of a fleet used by Hulse's school. Authorities note a prior incident on September 30 1956 when Thomas Fitzpatrick then age 28 landed a plane on St Nicholas Avenue at 191st Street after attending lessons at Hulse's school. Fitzpatrick faced fines and charges but a grand larceny count was dropped. Police aim to question him about the recent landing as well.
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New York
Upper Manhattan
Amsterdam Avenue
187Th Street
John Johnson
St. Nicholas Avenue
Johnson
Donald Hulse
Paramus
N. J
Teterboro
Hulse
Thomas Fitzpatrick
Bore
J Hulse
191St Street
Manhattan
Fitzpatrick
Bland
Husky
Fitspatrick
Emerson
Disarmament Top Question Pressed by Britain and US
United Nations in New York already faces a crucial disarmament issue as Britain and the United States urge priority in the U.N. General Assembly committee. The Western powers push to place the topic at the forefront of debate and action.
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Korea
Outer Space
Algeria
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Geneva
United Nations, N.Y
Britain
United States
Boy Confesses Colorful Vandalism at Laundromats
Washington police report a 16 year old confessed to tossing coloring capsules into automatic machines at a do it yourself laundry. He said he was paid five dollars by a rival operator to carry out the act.
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Washington
First Big Jet Leaves U S
In New York British Overseas Airways Corp. the Comet IV airliner Delta Bravo left Idlewild Airport for London on the first commercial jet flight from the United States. The nonstop flight with 28 passengers and 16 crew was about 644 hours and could beat the record Atlantic crossing if winds are favorable.
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New York
Idlewild
London
United States
British Overseas Airways Corp
Legislature May Face Plan To Abolish Public Schools
Reports from Little Rock say the Arkansas Legislature may be asked to back a plan to abandon the public school system. Gov Faubus suggested private statewide schools financed per pupil with white and Negro pupils allocated funding. A third school would serve students preferring integrated classes, run privately.
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Cox
Daugh
Little Rock, Ark
Arkansas
State Capitol
Citizens ‘Council
Educator Dr John H Lewis Dies at 75 in Atlanta
Dr John H Lewis 75 Negro educator and president of Morris Brown College since 1951 died Friday He also headed the school from 1920 to 1928 He was an AME minister and once dean of religion at Wilberforce University
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Atlanta
John H. Lewis
Morris Brown College
Lewis
African Methodist Episcopal Church
School of Religion
Wilberforce University
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Robert Knight
Carolyn Sfpong
Russia
Jevel
Lamb
Unucc Escotl
Mnbliodamse
Sabrejets
Newspaper Hall of Fame
D. Marden Chapman
Sallenbach
Holladay
Utah
Hell
Ter
Crawford
Bob Clogston
Wed- Cox
Alain
Jevery
CCC
Pamnonorthwad
Orville Jones
John Wass
John Sheldon
Glenn Ainsworth
Harold
Randolph Bundy
Tony Forster
Ottawa Senior High School
Nancy Taylor
Steve Snaffer
Eddie Martin
Benny Gilmore
Youth Center
Lloyd Ballhsgen
Manhattan Street
Weidmann
Ady
Big Jet
Pemenenne Pemene
Orvald E.faubus
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