Side Swipes and Frost Warnings Across Ottawa
Light frost touched the Ottawa area but was not a killing frost per weather records. Average first killing frost in Ottawa is Oct 18. Al Kan rally in Anchorage drew Kansans, attended by Senator Schoeppel and Anchorage Mayor Hinchey. Sgt Burns and wife praised the turnout. Ottawa Garden Club reports plans for a fine flower show Monday with entrances free, exhibits, cake walk, doll display, and various horticultural displays led by local volunteers. Exhibits run 9 am to 1 pm with named chairpersons for chrysanthemums roses dahlias and more.
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Petunias
Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Anchorage
Alaska
Andrew Schoeppel
Ken Hinchey
Sidney L. Burns
Pomona
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Burns
Ottawa Garden Club
Emerson Max
Garfield Gardeners
Elliott Barnes
Blaine B. Phillips
Glenn Fitch
G. H. Marshall
W. C. Harding
Ralph E. Dickinson
Yarleigh Johnson
Ruth Carr
C. C. Adamson
Earl Harris
Frank McNutt
W. H. Armstrong
M. R. Shoger
Loren Ames
President Eisenhower Observes 65th Birthday in Recovery
Denver residents and international well-wishers greet President Eisenhower as he marks his 65th birthday while continuing heart attack recovery. A morning medical bulletin reports he slept well, woke refreshed, and remains in bed with limited observance due to medical restrictions.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Denver White House
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
More Polio Serum Released For Use
Washington announces the release of 1 113 930 cubic centimeters of Salk polio vaccine for immediate use. The Public Health Service allocates 617 355 cc to states and territories for use in public or commercial channels under the voluntary control program.
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Washington
Public Health Service
Fear 3 Year Old Was Kidnapped in Crane Indiana
Panic spread in Crane Indiana as volunteers searched close to Ronnie Sweitkamp's home for the 3-year-old who vanished from a Tuesday playtime. Authorities planned to question two men previously linked to children amid a widening kidnapping theory as clues remained scarce.
Pipeline Tie Up Threatens Oil Operations in Kansas
Sinclair Oil refuses to buy from small producers in Franklin Miami Anderson and other eastern Kansas counties delaying a hearing on regulatory authority set for Nov 8. The clash risks piling up oil in fields and forces producers to store or haul crude to refineries like Chanute, while a mandamus action may compel resumed pumping.
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Sinclair Oil Company
Franklin
Miami
Anderson
Kansas
Sinclair
Kansas Corporation Commission
State Commission
Eureka
Humboldt
Paola
The
Corporation Commission
Walter Fees
Iola
Fees
Harold Fetzer
State Supreme Court
Marcaibo Oil Company
Chanute
Federal Court Seeks Temporary Pact on Oil Pipeline Sale
Judge Delmas C. Hill urged Sinclair Pipeline Co and Sinclair Crude Oil Co to seek a temporary accord allowing oil flow in two southeast Kansas pipelines while they pursue a settlement. Hearings resume today on petitions to restrain state authorities from interfering with the sale. State motions to dismiss precede a possible three judge panel determination.
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Topekap
Kansas
Delmas C. Hill
Sinclair Pipeline Co
Sinclair Crude Oil Co
Kansas Corporation Commission
Sinclair
Federal District Court
Wichita
Hill
Shull-Whitacre General Auto
Ai Pair
S. Hickory
Atty
Harold R. Fatzer
Kansas Supreme Court
Eureka
Humboldt
Paola
KCC
Producers Pipeline Co
Iola
Shawnee County
Fatzer
Corporation Commission
Harry Snyder
Walter Fees
Lola
Bundie
Herald
Impeachment Hint in Jury Case Probes Prompt Severe Punishment Plan
Senators Eastland and Jenner suggested possible impeachment proceedings after a Senate probe into jury room eavesdropping tied to a University of Chicago project. They urged transferring the hearing transcript to the House Judiciary Committee to consider any impeachment resolution and potential legislation to punish future invasions of jury privacy.
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Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Jenner
Senate
House
University of Chicago
Wichita
Kan
Dist
Deimas Hill
Wyoming
Utah
Kansas
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Kansas City
Hilts
Paul Kitch
Wichita Corporation
Edward H. Levi
University of Chicago Law School
Leyi
East Coast Hit By Autumn Storm
New York area braced as a autumn storm moved north along the coast mimicking Hazel path. Gale gusts near hurricane strength reached Atlantic City and New York City with heavy rains causing widespread flooding and evacuations from Virginia to New York and into Ontario as the system pushed inland toward Pennsylvania and Canada.
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East Coast
New York
Hazel
Virginia
New Jersey
Atlantic City
New York City
Mount Vernon
Geneva
N.Y
Diane
Washington, D. C
Almira
Washington Weather Bureau
Pennsylvania
Lake Ontario
Canada
Weather forecast summary for fair weekend with frost risk
Forecast calls for fair weather this afternoon tonight and Saturday with warmer readings in the northwest. Light frost possible in a few local areas tonight. Lows 35 to 42 tonight, highs in the lower 70s Saturday. Yesterday's high reached 70 between 1 and 2:30 pm. Low around 41 at 6:30 am. Hourly temperatures shown for the last 24 hours ending today at 8 am.
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Aeeas
Bere
Rani
Light Frost Expected Tonight in Kansas Areas
The weather bureau reports a cool air mass with light frost forecast in a few local Kansas areas tonight. No sharp changes from autumn weather are expected. fair conditions are probable through tomorrow with some warming in the northwest. Ottawa’s high yesterday reached 170 and the morning low was 41.
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Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Two Starving Brothers Die After Food Pleas in New Orleans
In New Orleans two six and seven year old brothers, William Baughman Jr. and Lawrence, died after days of begging for food and eating from garbage. Their parents William and Dolores Baughman were jailed for criminal neglect as neighbors reported constant cries and hunger.
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New Orleans
William Baughman Jr
Lawrence
Baughmans
William Baughman
Dolores
Evelyn Scallan
Baughman
Acadia
Tex
Regents reject Neve reappointment after poker report
Wichita University regents refused to renew athletic director Norvall Neve's contract after disclosing he played poker with Wichita U athletes in a dormitory last spring. President Harry Corbin said he reprimanded Neve in August after a full incident report, noting no money changed hands. The regents accepted the report but took no further action.
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Wichita
Wichita University
Norvall Neve
Wichita U
Harry Corbin
Neve
Corbin
Homecoming Queen Coronation At Ottawa University
Ottawa University hosts a coronation tonight at 8 in the Commons to crown the homecoming queen and king chosen by student votes. Tomorrow features a parade at 2:30 and the football game against Kansas Wesleyan University on Cook Field, with a homecoming dance at Garfield's School and a reception for the royal group, four attendants.
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Ottawa University
O. U
Kansas Wesleyan University
Cookfield
Scouts Share In Community Chest Drive Ottawa Story
Scouts share in Ottawa Community Chest drive with 1600 dollars allocated to Boy Scout work. The package supports 15 agencies including five Ottawa Boy Scout troops totaling about 250 boys ages 8 to 11 and four Cub Packs around 800 boys ages 14 to 18 plus one Explorer troop. Dick Pointer leads Franklin county portion of the Douglas Franklin district with 16 years in scouting. many adults volunteer as scoutmasters and troop committees.
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Ottawa
Dick Pointer
Franklin County
Douglas - Franklin
Lamb Ambulance
Fired Officers Seek Hearing By City Commission
The Attorney General asks Ottawa officials to Topeka for a hearing next Wednesday on local government controversies. Former officers Joe Glenn and William Boucek will request time at the city commission meeting to present their side of the story regarding alleged brutal tactics used on a drunk driving suspect. Boucek and Glenn signed a county court complaint against Gilliland for the Sept 28 incident, and Gilliland’s police court trial is set for tomorrow.
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Ottawa
Court House
Joe Glenn
William Boucek
Herald
Bob Leonard
Topeka
City Commission
Boucek
Douglas Gleason
Glenn
William Gilliland
Rt. 3
Gilliland
Milo Harris
Gleason
Harold Fatzer
Otawa
Kansas
Bods
Paul 2. Wilson
Harold R. Fatzer
American Royal Opens With 4500 Livestock on Display
Kansas City hosts the 37th American Royal Live Stock and Horse Show a nine day event featuring 4500 head of beef cattle horses sheep and hogs. Opening activities include a 4 H Club livestock judging contest and a sale of sifted-out steers. Kelvinator DeLuxe Electric dryer ad notes a $179.95 price and mentions regional Tire and Battery.
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Kansas City
Kelvinator
Elec
Weidman
Midwest
Tire & Battery
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