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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1956

Page

8

Fallout as a Radioactive Election Issue

Atomic fall-out has become a heated election topic with proposals to end H-bomb tests. The piece explains fall-out, its health risks, and how global tests influence United States exposure, noting scientific debate and concerns over strontium-90 and safety versus natural radiation.

Associated Press New York Pacific Siberia United States The Atomic Energy Commission Adlai Stevenson

Navy recruiters plan area visits around Ottawa

Navy recruiter L. J. Kittle and associate Victor G. Church will tour rural communities near Ottawa to discuss Navy career opportunities. Church will visit Paola Tuesdays 10:30 to 12:30, Osawatomie 12:30 to 3, Richmond and Williamsburg on first Thursdays, Louisburg second Thursdays, while Kittle covers Lawrence, Eudora, Baldwin, and Wellsville Fridays. On nontravel days they staff the Franklin county courthouse Navy office for enlistment information.

L. J. Kittle Navy Victor G. Church Emi Ottawa US Navy Church Paola Osawatomie Richmond Williamsburg Louisburg Kittle Lawrence Eudora Baldwin Wellsville Kittle and Church Navy Recruiting Office Franklin County

Kansas To Have More Precincts

TOPEKA Kansas will have 2 976 voting precincts for the Nov. 6 general election the secretary of states office reports This compares with 2 957 in the August primary and 2 851 in the 1952 general election.

Topeka Kansas Secretary of State

Seven Die In Aerial Crash In Midland Texas

Midland Texas reports a flaming collision between an Air Force jet and a civilian plane over a residential district. Seven people died including a Bowie family of three and a baby girl, with wreckage and bodies scattered across homes. An Air Force T33 crew member ejected and survived. the other airman died in the Saunders home.

Midland Tex Air Force L. B. Martin Dallas Winfred R. Clement Elizabeth Cathy Bowie Roy A. Roberts Belleville Ill R. A. Saunders Webb Air Force Base Saunders

Hungarian Party Ousts Ernce Geroe. Kadar Named Successor

In Vienna the Hungarian Communist party ousts Ernce Geroe the first secretary and names Janos Kadar as his successor. Kadar, once interior minister, was arrested in a purge and released. he previously spent four years in prison for Titoism. Berlin reports East Germany will ease Stalin statue from site with a hotel planned. In Tokyo a Polish UN delegate says Poland’s revolt against Soviet control was not unexpected, tied to a democratization movement begun six months earlier. East Berlin orders a display of force with factory workers mobilized to deter Budapest-like rebellion.

Vienna Radio Budapest Ernce Geroe Communist Party Janos Kadar Kadar Berlin East Germany East Berlin Tokyo United Nations Stanislaw Gall Poland Neues Deutschland

Farm Price Drop Has Been Checked

Stillwater Oklahoma P E Rvin L Peterson assistant secretary of agriculture said last night that a five year drop in farm prices has been checked. A combination of flexible price supports massive disposal efforts and prospects for success with the soil bank have turned the corner on surplus accumulations. Peterson spoke during dedication of a two story 400000 dollar office center housing federal farm offices at Oklahoma A&M. He noted the only answer to surpluses is bigger markets and hope for using more agricultural products in industry.

Stillwater Okla

Lawmakers To Hear Of Road Problems

TOPEKA The State Highway Commission will sponsor meetings with newly elected state legislators after the November election. The sessions in six highway divisions aim to provide lawmakers with better information on highway needs and problems.

Topeka State Highway Commission

Acid Dump Into Animas River Forces Water Closures

A trailer loaded with 3,000 gallons of sulphuric acid crashed through a bridge railing south of Durango Colorado and dumped into the Animas River. The driver was unharmed and downstream Farmington New Mexico closed reservoir inlets while Aztec cut irrigation lines south of Durango.

Durango Colo Animas New Mexico Farmington N.M

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