Church To Stage Trick Or Treat For Canned Food
Se venth Day Adventist Church hosts a Halloween trick or treat for canned goods in Ottowa. About 15 to 20 children and sponsors will go through the city starting at 6 p.m. collecting food for Thanksgiving baskets and possibly Christmas also. Nonmembers may join, with contact to arrange pickup if needed.
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Seventh Day Adventist Church
9Th
Sycamore
Alan Whitacre
Brenda Rogers
Kelly Moyer
Millard Wells
Children Attend Ottawa Little Symphony Concert
Fourth through sixth graders from Garfield Lincoln Eugene Field Sacred Heart and Hawthorne gather for a 2 pm Wednesday concert at Memorial Auditorium. Students walk or ride, learning about concertos and movements as they prepare for the performance. The program includes Rossini Silken Ladder Overture Hayden cello concerto Mendelssohn Symphony No 4. An adult concert follows with cellist Norman Hollander. Tickets $3 adults $1.50 children. Shel don's Clothing sells tickets. CH 2 6200 ext 325.
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Garfield, Lincoln
Eugene Field
Sacred Heart
Hawthorne
Ottawa Little Symphony
Memorial Auditorium
Garfield
Lincoln
Wichita
Ottawa
Ottawa University
Lynedon
Lawrence
Rossini
Hayden
Mendelssohn
Norman Hollander
Kansas City Philharmoic and
University of Missouri
Kansas City
Hollander
Hollander Trio
Institute of Musical Art
David Mannes School
Juilliard Graduate School
New York City
Ottawa Municipal Auditorium
Thurs
Sheldon’s Clothing
Milk May Protect Against Stomach Cancer in Japan Study
Japanese researchers reported at the International Cancer Congress that milk consumption linked to lower stomach cancer risk, while daily salted pickles may raise risk. Diets combining milk meat and greens appeared most protective, though no single factor is proven. salted foods and cooked fats remain areas for further study.
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Tokyo
Japan
Chile
Takashi Hirayama
National Cancer Research Institute
Hirayama
J.F. Higginson
International Agency For Research On Cancer
Kansas City
United States
Higginson
Tiny coffin leads Aberfan funeral amid grief and ruin
In Aberfan Wales a tiny coffin with red roses was carried through rubble streets for Randolph Tudor 10 as miners bowed in sorrow. Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned a visit, police blocked traffic, rescue teams resumed work after the procession, with 145 bodies recovered and 46 feared dead beneath the coal sludge.
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Aberfan
Wales
Randolph Tudor
London
Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Kenneth Hayes
Accident victim in critical condition at KU Medical Center
Ninteen year old Duane Pedrow remained in critical condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center in Kansas City Kansas after an accidental shotgun injury during target practice at the farm of Frank Stifter near Greeley. He was with Johnny Stifter Roy Stifter and his brother Ronnie Pedrow at the time. A sister Mamie Pedrow said the wound came from about ten feet away and included a jaw broken in four places loss of his left eye and upper teeth and nose injuries.
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Duane Pedrow
University of Kansas Medical Center
Kansas City
Kan
Pedrow
Duane Pedrow Sr
Richemond
Frank Stifter
Greeley
Johnny Stifter
Roy Stifter
Ronnie Pedrow
Airfield in Thailand to get 9000-foot runway for air force
New American financed airfield will be built at Nakorn Pathom 35 miles west of Bangkok with a 9000 foot runway serving as Thailand Air Force flying training center. The present Korat training center will be moved 125 miles northeast of Bangkok.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Thai Air Force
Nakorn Pathom
Air Force
Korat
Soul Searching Set Next Year
In Phoenix, about 18 days will be set aside next year to prove scientifically the existence of the human soul. The prize, more than 200000 dollars, will go to the organization that furnishes solid proof after James Kidd's death in 1951 left his estate to such efforts. Attorneys expect the money could also reward researchers studying the soul's existence.
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Phoenix, Ariz
James Kidd
Arizona
Kidd
War And Peace Pact Underway At Manila
At Malacanang Palace seven nations sign a summit communique promising to withdraw foreign forces from South Vietnam within six months after conditions are met. Vietnam regime pledges elections by next fall, while Hanoi shows no peace moves. The accord outlines prisoner exchange, a consultative machinery, unity in goals, and principles for future peace in Asia and the Pacific.
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Manila
Johnson
South Viet Nam
Hanoi
Asia
Malacanang Palace
Goals of Freedom declaration from Manila summit
Seven nations signing the Manila declaration pledge unity resolve and purpose in Viet Nam and Asia Pacific to be free from aggression to conquer hunger illiteracy and disease to build a secure orderly region and to seek reconciliation and peace throughout Asia and the Pacific.
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Ferdinand E. Marecos
Philippines
Manila
Viet Nam
Agres
Asia
The
Pacific
County Forecast Continues Fair Through Tonight and Wednesday
Continued fair weather with no significant temperature change through tonight and Wednesday. Light westerly to southwesterly winds. Wednesday high in the mid 70s, tonight low 35 to 40. Yesterday’s highs and lows ranged from 73/33 to 75/40 with record highs and lows noted. Barometer 30.25.
Dictionary of Italian underworld slang redefining thieves jargon
Rome AP reports Italy's Interior Ministry released a dictionary of criminal slang to aid police. It decodes terms like vestito meaning armed, accello nel cespuglio for fugitive, rasper for pocket, slip per for wallet, and macaroni for the pocketbook. The guide aims to clarify thieves language heard or questioned.
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Rome
Ministry of Interior
Vincent
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