Side Swipes From North and Midwest News Briefs
AP dispatches report a busy week on Larry Thomas Smith’s farm with calving time and a birth as a setting hen hatches chicks and a dog is treated. also a windblown ballot causes a vote issue in Fayette County. UK students miss classes due to power outages. Abilene posters tout free parking as merchants advertise shop policy.
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Lenoir
N. C
Larry Thomas Smith
Smith
Abilenfap
The
Times
Reflector Chronicle
Abilene
Reflector
Chronicle
AP Reporter In Congo Threatened
AP correspondent Michael Goldsmith came under UN protection after armed Congolese soldiers tried to break into his hotel room in Leopoldville. The incident followed Mobutu orders to expel him, with Goldsmith reporting on violence by Mobutu’s troops and UN concerns about Belgian instructors. Full details unavailable as he sought safety at UN headquarters.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Associated Press
Michael Goldsmith
United Nations
Memling
Goldsmith
Joseph Mobutu
Mobutu
U.N
Imall
Congo
Wellsville Bank Celebrates 75 Years of Service
The Wellsville Bank marks 75th anniversary with an all day open house. Founded in 1885 by John Dean and S L Brooking, it moved to its current site in 1902. Notable presidents include Cone 1898 1920 Hostetter 1920 1931 ONeil 1931 1943 and L Hostetter from 1943 onward. Cashier H E DeTar joined 1908 and notes patrons grew from about 300 to over 2,500 today.
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Wellsville Bank
H. E. DeTar
Rashier
John Dean
S. L. Brooking
Dean
Brooking
Wellsville Globe
Averill's
T. B. Cone
A. D Hostetter
H. L. O'Neil
L. W. Hostetter
Wellsville
Franklin County
Cone
DeTar
Ottawa Homecoming Parade Drenched by Showers
Ottawa University homecoming parade featured six floats from university groups and bands from Paola Baldwin Princeton and Ottawa High Schools plus Ottawa Junior High. Royalty Queen Luanne Raymond and King Al Lewis rode with attendants Sharon Ireland Fred Thompson Deanna Trurban Warren Rinehart. Activities shift to 2 p.m. football game at Cook Field with coffee hour, then alumni events at Administration Building and National Guard Armory.
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Main
Ottawa University
Paola
Baldwin
Princeton
Ottawa
Young Republicans
Young Democrats
Luanne Raymond
Salt Lake City
Utah
King al Lewis
Sabetha
Sharon Ireland
Parsons
Fred Thompson
North Adams
Mass
Deanna Trurban
Warren Rinehart
Greensburg
Ottawa-McPherson
Cook Field
National Guard Armory
Caudle Paroled After Six Months In Federal Penitentiary
Lamar Caudle former Truman tax official was released on parole at Tallahassee after serving six months of a two year sentence for trying to block the prosecution of shoe manufacturer Irving Sachs for income tax evasion. He said he would return to Wadeboro North Carolina to practice law and called his confinement a political prison term. He formerly headed the Justice Department tax division under President Truman.
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Tallahassee
Fla
T .Lamar Caudle
Truman Administration
Iis
Wadesboro
N. C
Iaw
Caudle
Justice Department
Sax
Harry S. ‘Truman
Federal Correctional Institution
St. Louis
Irving Sachs
Puerto Rico Bishops Threaten Excommunication Over Voting
In San Juan a church warning targets Catholic voters for supporting Gov. Luis Muñoz Marín’s Popular Democratic party. Three Puerto Rico bishops condemn the party as anti Christian and say voting for it would be a sin, with excommunication referenced by diocesan officials.
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San Juan
Puerto Rico
API
Luis Munoz Marin
Popular Democratic Party
Ponce
Munoz Marin
Victor M. Nazarious
el Mundo
Nuun Bunn
Nazarious
Ofrom
James P. Thom Bambe
Davis
Rainy Weather Continues In Ottawa Area
Ottawa reports 0.20 inch of rain by 7 am with drizzle and showers continuing. John P. Kelsey, local weather observer, said the showery condition is expected to persist through today and possibly part of tomorrow.
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Ottawa
John P. Kelsey
Kelsey
Weather forecast for county clouds and storms
Cloudy with intermittent showers and thunderstorms through Sunday. Turning colder with increasing northerly winds Sunday. Highs this afternoon in the 60s, tonight’s low around 55 to 60. Sunday’s high in the 50s.
Seek Cause Of Plane Crash
Investigators sought an explanation for the Northwest Airlines crash in Montana where a four engine plane overturned in flight and plunged into a mountainside near Missoula. Eight passengers, three crew members, and a hitchhiker died in the burning wreckage as the aircraft headed from Portland to Minneapolis. Eyewitnesses described the plane rolling and striking the mountain in cloudy weather and a loud blaze.
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Frenchtown
Mont
Northwest Airlines
Cardess
Minneapolis
Portland
Ore
Missoula
Montana
Sue Hough
Dave Anderson
Lover
Screening program reports large diabetes glaucoma totals
Kansas City AP reports a two day community screening shows 1 819 people tested for diabetes and 1 570 for glaucoma in Armory event. Among diabetes tests 28 new cases found. 49 diabetics tested negative and 11 known diabetics tested positive. Glaucoma cases included 30 suspected, 4 known, and 14 others with eye ailments. Local sponsors include Mrs Rosalie Osburn and Norman Rogers with welfare and health offices assisting and noting welfare applications for medical aid.
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Armory
Rosalie Osburn
Norman Rogers
State, Board of Health
State Board ‘of Welfare
Ance
Wanda Baird
Wel- Kansas City
Subur- Voluneer
Eisenhower Defends Record in Philadelphia Rally
President Eisenhower addressed supporters in Philadelphia urging unity and arguing Kennedy’s campaign has distorted America. He praised Nixon as the best qualified successor while condemning Democratic criticism as irresponsible and unfounded amid the final campaign days.
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Philadelphia
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Nixon and Anderson lead in Ottawa Herald straw poll
Franklin County results show Vice President Richard Nixon at 67 percent and Attorney General John Anderson at 60 percent. Democrat rivals Kennedy and Docking trail with 31 and 39 percent, respectively, while undecided share is small. Ellsworth leads George 48.7 to 46.9 in a tight congressional race with 4.4 percent undecided. Ontario area polling continues today and Monday.
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Ottawa Herald
Richard Nixon
John Anderson
Franklin County
Nixon
John Kennedy
Anderson
George Docking
Newell George
Robert Ellsworth
Ellsworth
George
Ottawa
Fifth TV Debate Doubtful
Republicans broke off talks for a fifth TV and radio debate between Vice President Richard M Nixon and Senator John F Kennedy. They accused Kennedy of issuing an ultimatum and bad faith negotiations and demanded an apology and withdrawal of the charge.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Richard M Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Nixon
Sen. Kennedy
Soviet Arms Shipped To Castro Forces
The report details U S Marines landing at Guantanamo for rest and rest and recreation amid U S Cuba tensions with Castro poised to respond. Cuban officials show interest as Washington cites Soviet arms shipments and technicians aiding Cuba.
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Castro Forces
Cuba Accuses U S of Invasion Plans and Arms Rise
Havana reports say Cuba imported over 22 000 tons of arms from Iron Curtain states since Aug 1 including knocked down aircraft at small ports. UN to hear Cuba appeal for quick hearing on invasion charges. Khrushchev interview cites rocket support as symbolic and Cuba pursues stance while US ambassador Bonal departs for consultations.
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Havana
Cuba
Iron Curtain
United Nations
General Assembly
United States
Moscow Tass
Khrushchev
Revolucion
Castra
U. S
Philip Bonsal
Washington
Match J
Kennedy Hurt By Wellwishers
In Chester Pennsylvania reporters described a crowd surge as Kennedy moved from a supermarket parking lot during his campaign. Enthusiastic supporters grabbed hands and arms, threatening to pull him from his car before aides and police freed him. His face showed pain but a smile returned as he continued campaigning. It was unclear if hospital care would be needed.
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Chester
John F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Subur
Cade
Ward Kennedy
Kennedy
Cuba to seek UN action over Guantanamo base
Cuban Prime Minister Said Sonbol quoted in Akhbar el Yom says Cuba will ask the United Nations to evacuate the U S naval base at Guantanamo rather than risk a forceful seizure. He notes Castro’s view of U S Cuban tensions and U S threats to defend the base if attacked.
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Havana
Ofa
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Fidel Castro
United States
Washington
Caribbean
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Cairo
Egypt
Casco
Guettaiamo
United Nations
Akhbar el Yom
Sonbol
Castro
Naval
Guerasbons
Guantanamo
Sonbot
Burke
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John Brannon
Evanston
Fayette County
Luther Land
Land
Lexington, Ky
University of Kentucky
Delta Tau Delta
Dick Moherman
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T. Lamar Caudle
Raney Prig
Cuban
Pennsylvania
Nixon-for-President Committee of
Eilsenhower
KC Supermarket
Jack Fenton
Santiago
U.S. State Department
Organization of American States
Fred
JC. Scribner Jr
J. Leonard Reinsch
Reinsch
Scribner
Hel
Willis Garden Center
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