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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1960

Page

5

Bright Spots Show Up In U S Economy

In a mix of unsettling news a few cheerful business items brighten the U S picture. September unemployment fell by over a quarter million yet remains high versus a year ago as young workers return to school. August orders rose for manufacturers and retailers report stronger September sales led by several chain stores. Bell system earnings for June-August set a summer record. North Hollywood saw a panicky mother save one son but lose another when a train struck her car at a crossing.

New York James P. Mitchell J. J. Newberry Peoples Drug Stores Mange Aldens G. C. Murphy Edison Bros American Telephone &Telegraph Bell System Great Atlantic & Pacific Los Angeles North Hollywood Alfor Holly Jeffrey Michael

Lumumba Arrest Ultimatum Stuns Congo Crisis

U N command faces pressure as it must hand over Patrice Lumumba to Congo authorities by 3 pm or risk clash. Lumumba, guarded by Ghanaian and Moroccan troops, asserts his claim amid fiery protests and a warrant issued by President Kasavubu. Bomboko leads the commission seeking arrest, with Hammarskjold awaiting guidance.

Leopoldville the Congo U.N Patrice Lumumba Congo Dag Hammarskjold Lumumbha United Nations Justin Bomboko Army Joseph Mobutu Bomboko Lumumopa Joseph Kasavubu Rajeshawar Dayal LN. Congo Hammarskiold New York Mumba Lumumba Preher Emeri Lumiumba

Red Foley Income Tax Trial Opens

Springfield federal court opens with Clyde Julian Foley charged with evading about 28500 in 1954 and 1955. Prosecutors say Foley knew his returns were inaccurate while defense portrays him as a careless but open-book entertainer who deposited most earnings. Witnesses testifying include accountants Roy Magruder and Lanier, and bank officers from Nashville and Springfield. the case centers on undeclared income and payroll figures under the Mee administration.

Springfield Clyde Julian Red) Foley U. S O. J. Taylor Foley Sam M. Wear Wear W. W. Wanler Nashville, Tenn Singer Lanier Roy M. Magruder Te Roy Magruder Magruder Nashville James A. Mee Crin Missouri Pment Lincome Anderson Benjamin Scheiber Ager Decca Records Pany Semdines Pressland

Hike in Cost of State Government Cited

Alty. Geo. John Anderson told a Republican rally that state government costs have risen by 14 million under Gov. George Docking. He accused the Democrat seeking a third term of fiscal savagery and criticized Docking’s record at a Kansas rally. The report also notes Kansas State University Parents Day plans as Mr and Mrs L E Garrison of Abilene attend with their daughter Nancy, a physical therapy student, registered.

Marysville Kan John Anderson George Docking

Post Office Oak Marks Sante Fe Trail Atmosphere

Historic Council Grove site features the Post Office Oak where caravans along the Sante Fe Trail left messages at its base. The oak stands as a reminder of early Kansas trade routes and pioneer communication.

Kansas Council Grove

The Biggest Advantage of Living in Kansas

A swath of text extols Kansas life noting friendly people and local pride. It highlights Standard Oil’s broad Kansas presence including dealers agents and employees, tax contributions, and community involvement as the state’s core strengths. It frames the company and stockholders as part of Kansas’s civic fabric.

Kansas Kanopolis Cedar Bluff Smoky Hill River Scott County State Park Dodge City Fort Hays Abilene Fort Larned Standard Oil Standard Stafe

Blast Flares At Anderson Prichard Oil Refinery

An explosion and fire damaged the Anderson Prichard Oil Co refinery in Cyril Oklahoma after 9 PM Monday. Firefighters from Anadarko Lawton Ft Sill and Porter Hill brought it under control before midnight. Residents near the refinery evacuated for about an hour. The plant employs about 209 people and has a 12500 barrel daily capacity.

W. L. Steiner Cyril

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