OU To Feature Air Attack and Coach Informs Boosters
Ottawa University fans heard coach Dick Peters forecast an exciting 1964 season focusing on passing as the defense loses its starters. Junior quarterback Ed Buzzell sparked last year with long passes and runs, while tickets for $6 substitute for $10 books offering reserved OU game seats. Boosters expect sales to rise with visit from Baker and College of Emporia contenders for KCAC crown.
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Ottawa University
Dick Peters
Peters
Ed Buzzell
Buzzell
KCAC
Baker
College of Emporia
Judges in Memphis boast of current federal docket
Judges Marion S. Boyd and Bailey Brown maintain a highly current docket in Memphis and Jackson Tennessee with 371 civil cases pending as of June 30 none older than a year. They credit a streamlined calendar system begun in 1940 that fixes trial dates quickly by prepared schedule and mail notices.
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Memphis
Tenn
U.S. Dist
Marion S. Boyd
Bailey Brown
Boyd
Jackson
Chamber Urges Holiday Closing In Ottawa
The Ottawa Chamber of Commerce Retail Promotion Committee recommends Labor Day as one of six general closing days for local firms. Most Ottawa stores will close, while Pomona Dam dedication day may see mixed hours. City offices close Monday, Ottawa Herald suspended until Tuesday, and dedicatory luncheon at Ottawa Country Club draws 400 plus attendees led by Gov. John Anderson and other officials.
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Ottawa
Ottawa Chamber of Commerce
C of C
Pomona Dam
Ottawa Herald
Chamber
Ot.tawa Country Club
Kansas
John Anderson
William Avery
Harry Darby
Bob Ellsworth
Harry Wiles
Jackson Graham
Lynn Burris
Kansas State Park and Resources Authority
Highway Patrol
Radar Set For 15th Warns Police Patrols Near School
Police chief E. W. Flaherty warned that radar checks will be set up regularly on E. 15th near the school lane crossings at Cedar and Oak. The area will be patrolled as the first week of school begins, due to motorists failing to stop for children at crosswalks. The speed limit on E. 15th is 30 mph.
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Cedar and
Oak
E. W. Flaherty
Weather forecast for county shows clearing and cooler temps
Clear to partly cloudy through Saturday with cooler nights. Tonight's low in the 50s and Saturday highs around the middle 80s to 91 degrees. Previous day highs 87 and lows 67. Precipitation 0.61 inch in the last 24 hours. Barometer 30.09.
Malaysia declares emergency amid race riots and war fear
Kuala Lumpur Malaysia declared a state of emergency to counter a possible war with Indonesia and to curb new Malay Chinese clashes in Singapore. Allied British and New Zealand troops entered battle positions in Malaysia while Jakarta ordered Indonesian forces to mobilize nationwide. A Gurkha battalion replaced Malaysian troops at Labis to fight about 30 Indonesian troopers nearby as Singapore requested aid amid renewed unrest. The cabinet convened a special session as a UN Security Council meeting was planned.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Indonesia
Singapore
Jakarta
Sukarno
New Zealand
Borneo
Sarawak
Sabah
Gurkha Rifles
Labis
Royal New Zealand Infantry
Malaya
Pontian
Federation of Malaysia
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Welcome Week Begins Tuesday at Ottawa University
Ottawa University opens Welcome Week with residence halls ready for new students Monday and activities starting Tuesday September 8. The first new student meeting is 1:30 PM in the Student Union, with interviews and counseling, pictures, medical exams, and advisor appointments planned.
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Ottawa University
Andrew B. Martin
W. D. Bemmels
Mario Pei
Gunfire Kills US Soldier in Vietnam Clash
A U.S. Army helicopter crewman was killed by enemy fire in South Vietnam. Five other Americans were injured during clashes and operations as 79 Viet Cong troops were reported killed in a major engagement across the war zone.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Wartorn
South
Churches Plan Picnic To Greet OU Students
Ottawa University welcomes 800 new students with a Sunday picnic in City Park at 12 30 after Morning Worship. Mayor and Chamber official greet arrivals. university hosts provide main dish. churches supply salads and desserts. planned by Dr Raymond P Jennings Dr Andrew B Martin and Gene Miller.
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Ottawa University
City Park
Chamber of Commerce
University
Raymond P. Jennings
Ottawa
First Baptist Church
Disease hits in Kansas
Topeka AP reports state epidemiologist Dr. Donald E. Wilcox says Kansas has 15 total suspected cases of mosquito borne encephalitis after 12 new reports. He notes a potential problem exists as the situation develops.
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Topeka
Donald E. Wilcox
Kansas
Chile Votes In Historic Presidential Election
Chileans vote today in a pivotal presidential contest likely to tilt Latin American politics leftward. Socialist Sen. Salvador Allende faces Eduardo Frei of the Christian Democrats as U.S. copper firms and other utilities watch closely amid debate over nationalization and foreign investment. Ballots total around 2.5 million with polls closing at 3 p.m. EST and a Nov. 4 inauguration for a six year term.
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Santiago
Chile
Communist Party
Salvador Allende
Luis Corvalan
Allende
Eduardo Frei
Christian Democratic Party
U.S
Frei
Anaconda
Kennecott
Detroit man posed as doctor for four years
Detroit AP reports Thomas M. Novak, 29, of Livonia, deceived patients while earning about 85000 by posing as a physician for four years. Attorney General Frank Kelley says Novak faked medical school attendance, observed surgeries, prescribed drugs, and bought a deceased doctor’s practice, though no license was found and no patients are known to be harmed. He surrendered after questioning. possible charge is practicing medicine without a license with up to 300 fine or six months jail.
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Detroit
Michigan
Frank Kelley
Kelley
Thomas M. Novak
Livonia
Novak
Chadsey High School
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Wayne State University
Johns Hopkins University Medical School
Baltimore
Japs Want Men Back
The Japanese Welfare Ministry said it may dispatch a mission to Guam to recover two reportedly unaccounted former soldiers if confirmed as Japanese and U S approval is obtained. The ministry noted two other survivors were brought home in 1960 after being rescued from Guam jungles.
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Tokyo
Japanese Welfare Ministry
Guam
Welfare Ministry
Japan
U.S
Cause Of Tartar Found In Saliva
CHICAGO AP Chemists report finding the organic ingredient in saliva that forms tartar. Dr. Albert Sobel of Beth Israel Hospital says the substance deposits as a thin film on teeth and calcifies with calcium and phosphate. Prevention via calcium-blocking compounds is unsafe. more study is needed to understand its role and potential safeguards.
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Chicago
Albert Sobel
Beth Israel Hospital
New York City
Sobel
American Chemical Society
Dr. Sobel
Ralph G. Eilberg
Beth Israel
David Gould
Colgate - Palmolive Research Laboratories
New Brunswick
N.J
Kansas School Kids Ride 30 Million Miles Each Year
TOPEKA AP Kansas school buses will log over 30 million miles this school year. In 1962-63 Kansas public districts spent 9.2 million on transportation for 118000 pupils, with 2527 district buses and 34.8 million miles on routes plus 552 private buses logging 5.4 million miles under contracts. State aid covers elementary pupils living over 24 miles at 5 dollars a month. Chapman High School operates a feeder system with 9 and 45 passenger buses, total transport budget 58000 dollars, guided by principal W A Lindahl who uses a map and pencil to schedule routes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Con
Dickinson County
Chapman
W. A. Lindahl
Lindahl
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