Kiwanis to Visit Ottawa for Day of Getting Acquainted
Side Swipes reports Kiwanis Club of Ottawa Inl will visit Ottawa Kansas on October 20 1980 for a day of fellowship. About 25 members are expected to travel by train with a special car. Bernard Didde leads the reception committee planning a dinner and evening entertainment. Overnight housing will be provided by local members.
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Ottawa
Kiwanis Club of
Inl
Kas
Lowell Gish
Jocal Kiwaman
Wiineis Club
Canada
Bernard Didde
Pom
Diddie
FDA proposes new milk purity rules to curb drug residues
Washington FDA moves to protect milk purity with broad regulations preventing antibiotics and other drugs given to dairy animals from contaminating milk. Deputy Commissioner John L. Harvey calls the proposal a significant step, banning drugs with milk residue after 96 hours or when elimination time is undetermined.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
John L. Harvey
Weather County Forecast Sees Continued Warm Weekend
The forecast calls for continued fall like warmth through Saturday with highs 90 to 95 this afternoon and Saturday afternoon and lows near 70 tonight. Hourly temps are listed with times from early afternoon to early morning, showing mild conditions persisting into the weekend.
Ottawa Schools Return to Regular Times After Heat
Ottawa public schools operate on a half day due to hot weather and will resume regular times on Tuesday. Superintendent Henry Parker said they will gamble on cooler conditions or dismiss at noon if heat persists. Grade schools, currently starting at a.m., will begin at 9 a.m. on Tuesday.
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Ottawa Public
Henry Parker
Labor Day predicted toll and holiday travel outlook
Ottawans prepare for Labor Day as 460 highway deaths are forecast nationwide during an 78 hour period from 6 p.m. Friday to midnight Monday. Officials urge courtesy and care as 73 million vehicles may be on roads. Pools close, schools start, and communities plan fall activities amid summer heat and forecast relief for Kansas.
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National Safety Council
America
The
Safety Council
Ottawa
Weather Bureau
Kansas
Youth Admits Thrill Slaying in Milwaukee Park
Leon Pinkowsky 19 confessed to stabbing 14 year old Dianna Mae Ziblosky during a park sighting. He said the act stemmed from a desire to “stick the knife into someone” and turned himself in after learning of the girl's discovery. The incident occurred as the girl's parents were in court nearby.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Leon Pinkowsky
Dianna Mae Ziblosky
Pinkowski
West Allis Park
Erwin Ziblosky
Pinkowsky
Rudolph Glaser
Thor
Bickering Ends As Legislators Head For Homes To Campaign
Washington AP reports the 6th Congress adjourned after a stormy post convention session that disappointed both Democrats and Eisenhower. The House and Senate failed to secure a quorum and a sugar quota measure fell apart. Kennedy and Nixon faced off as leaders blamed the other side for deadlock amid disputes over foreign aid appropriations and payola reforms. The 1960 session approved foreign aid, general appropriations, senior medical expense support, the anti payola treaty, and other routine bills, with over 82 billion in peacetime spending.
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Washington
6Th Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate
Dominican Republic
United States
Senate House
John F. Kennedy
Richard M
T the
Khrushchev Aims to Turn UN Session Into Summit Meeting
The article argues Nikita Khrushchev plans to use the United Nations session in New York during the American election to bolster his position within the Communist movement and pressure the US. He may gather satellite and Chinese leaders, push for disarmament, and seek to isolate rivals, reshaping world alignments in a high stakes propaganda effort.
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Nikita
United Nations
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
U.N. Assembly
Eisenhower
U.S
World Communist Movement
U. N
U.N
USN
China
Kremlin
Red Chinese
Red Line
Seven insane escapers break from Fulton State Hospital
Seven inmates escaped from Fulton State Hospital Thursday night after forcing ward doors and stealing a vehicle. Two were recaptured after a wreck, three more found in nearby brush, and four named escapees including Culp Pulliam and Linder remained at large, with others captured in the same area within 43 hours.
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Fulton
API
Fulton State Hospital
LU. S. 40
Missouri Penitentiary
Kenneth Tate
Tate
Billy Glen Newhouse
Desloge
Albert Haynes
St. Louis
Clarence Landrum
Montgomery County
Henry Culp
Hannibal
Robert Davis
Malden
Bobby "B. Gunther
Kansas City
Richard F.linder
Alphonso Pulliam
Culp
Pulliam
Linder
Echo Used NEW WORK on Echo 1 for Eastern Europe
AP reports Radio Free Europe aired one minute broadcasts in native languages using Echo 1 satellite. The programs expressed hope for eventual freedom of captive nations.
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NEW Work
Europe
Echo 1
Radio Free Europe
Pennsy Strike Delays Hardships During Labor Day Weekend
The Labor Day weekend pauses widespread hardship from the Pennsylvania Railroad strike, with board chairman James M. Symes noting only scattered layoffs so far. The stoppage began Thursday and affects freight transport, while industries like Chrysler near Akron report cuts. Commuters face homeward travel challenges as the nation braces for longer disruptions.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
James M. Symes
Pennsylvania
Chrysler Corp
Akron
Ohio
Rome
Glenn Davis
Tennes
Wilma Rudolph
United
Pennsy
Davis
Mel
New York
Joisrpic track and field forces rose to the challenge
A disjointed OCR fragment notes track and field athletes rising to a challenge, highlighting a determined effort by competitors in the face of adversity. Names, dates, and specific outcomes are unclear due to the damaged text.
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jOisrpic
Moon Eclipse Visible Across United States Early Monday
The Hayden Planetarium reports a lunar eclipse visible nationwide beginning at 4:36 a.m. EST as the Moon enters Earth's shadow, turning total at 3:38 a.m. EST. In New York the Moon sets around 5:28 a.m. EST, about 10 minutes before totality, while the West Coast sees totality later near 8:25 a.m. EST.
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New York
API
United States
Hayden Planetarium
Child Falls Into Well Drowns At Home
Rhonda M. Blodgett aged 2 fell into a cellar well at her Vermont home on Thursday and drowned while her parents were upstairs eating. The incident was reported by AP from Falls Into Well.
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Rhonda M.blodgett
Minimax Stores Seized by Cuban Government in Havana
Cuban authorities seized the American owned Minimax supermarket chain in Havana province. The action names American operators of the 20 Havana area stores as hostile to Cuban workers and cites potential broad seizures of U.S. property amid rising tensions with the United States and comments by Fidel Castro during a rally at Civic Plaza.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
Castro
Minimax
United States
China
Civic Plaza
Organization of American States
San Jose
Costa Rica
OAS
Cuba
Americas
Soviet Union
Red China
U.S
Armed Forces
Raul Castro
U.N. General Assembly
Nikita Khrushchev
Raul Roa
Congress Convenes Postconvention Session Actions
Washington AP reports major postconvention actions by Congress from Aug 8 to adjournment. Health aid for elderly passed in modified form. Appropriations totaling 12.963 billion across five bills sent to the President. An Arctic treaty ratified. foreign aid loans and dormitory construction approved for Latin America. Minimum wage and radio TV controls debated. payola concerns and coverage easing measures discussed.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Rome
Latin America
Bill Angrams
Dominican Repub
Compayola
Urges Caution on State Roads
Topeka AP Director of Safety Claud R McCamment urged Kansas drivers to avoid a Labor Day traffic fatality. He cited 1959 figures of 1 death, 363 accidents, and 116 serious injuries, urging rest, vehicle checks, safe speeds, careful railroad crossing watching, reduced speed at sundown and complete abstinence from liquor during trips.
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Topeka Fap
Claud R. McCamment
Kansas
McCamment
Body of golf pro found near Lawton Oklahoma
Lawton Oklahoma police located the decomposed body of Jimmy Lee Lanman a 35 year old golf professional at Lawton Municipal Golf Course nine miles south of the city Lanman was shot six times the night of August 19 according to a statement by Shelby L Doggett 23 of Sweetwater Texas Doggett and Ronald Lockwood 18 of Altoona Pennsylvania fled in Lanman s 160 convertible after car theft and have waived extradition while no murder charges have yet been filed authorities say two officers were to leave for Altoona to collect suspects
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Okla
APA
Altoona
Jimmy Lee Lanman
Lawton Municipal
Here
Pennsylvania
Singleton Shaeffer
Doggett
Lanman
Lockwood
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