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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1959

Page

5

Secrets Of Khrushchev Visit Still Unclear

Washington AP reports Khrushchev arrives in six days with a bare itinerary. Moscow red tape delays specifics while White House lists initial Washington days. About 100 Soviets accompany him and 350 reporters seek coverage, with security and housing challenges for a cross-country tour. Seven conventions clash with hotel bookings in San Francisco.

Washington Nikita Khrushchev United States Eisenhower Moscow White House James C. Hagerty U. S Khrushchev New York Los Angeles San Francisco

Tax Collections Boom In Kansas

Federal tax collections in Kansas for the first eight months total 447.56 million dollars and may exceed 600 million this year. Gus Koehler, director of internal revenue in Wichita, reported. August receipts were 52.47 million, up 22 percent from a year ago. Individual income tax led with 124.99 million, corporate income tax fell to 83.47 million, withholding and social security 186.51 million, and other taxes including estate gift, excise, unemployment, and rail retirement contributed the remainder with varying changes.

Wichita Kansas Gus Koehler Internal Revenue

Liner Constitution Blamed In Collision

The Coast Guard faulted the liner Constitution in a March 1 collision with the tanker Jalanta outside New York Harbor. It cited the Constitution failing to move at a moderate speed in fog and to stop engines upon hearing a fog signal, without confirming the other vessel's position.

New York Coast Guard New York Harbor

Beef State Slogan Takes A Beating At Nebraska Fair

Nebraska earned the nickname Beef State in its state fair cattle show. Henry Bartel of Laveen Arizona won both the champion Holstein bull and female. Walton Polled Hereford Farms of Akron Colorado took the champion Hereford bull. The C. K. Ranch of Brookville Kansas showed the champion fanasie.

Lincoln Neb Nebraska Henry Bartel Laveen Ariz Walton Hereford Farms Akron Colo C. K Brookville Kan

Next Cuban Visit To Be Dry One

Cuban workers union stalls coverage of Havana events and warns that future visits by Jules Dubois may be met with hunger and thirst. The federation, comprising bars, restaurants, and hotels staff, vows to block reporting they deem offensive.

Chicago Tribune Havana Dubois Jules Dubois Cuba Coral Gables Waiters Union Fla

Forest Fire Threatens Deadwood in Rapid West Dakota Backdrop

A forest fire circled Deadwood South Dakota scorching homes and businesses before spreading into unpopulated timber. Evacuations affected Deadwood and Lead residents as fighters battled gusty winds up to 45 mph, with 16 000 acres burned and two distinct fires reported southeast of Nemo. Deadwood's 3 500 residents began returning as the fireline widened and mornings cooled.

Deadwood Asst Tom Borden Lead Homestake Rapid City Journal Ked Jumper Jumper Navy Florida Borden Nemo Wild Bill ‘Hickok Calamity Jane

House Declares Alford Elected to Congress

The House, by a 245-5 vote, declares Rep. Dale Alford seated in Congress after a surprise Little Rock write-in victory over Rep. Brooks Hays. Alford, a segregationist, ran with stickers bearing his name on ballots amid questions of legality.

Washington House Dale Alford D-Ark Congress Alford Little Rock Brooks Hays Hays

Kansans Vote For Public Works Bill Amid Bipartisan Support

Kansas Republicans joined Democratic majorities to pass a public works appropriation bill funding flood control river bank stabilization and navigation projects in Kansas and Missouri. Only Missouri Republican Thomas B. Curtis opposed the measure while Sen. Symington and several other Democrats supported it.

Washington Kansas Congress Senate House Eisenhower Missouri Thomas B. Curtis Frank Carlson Andrew F. Schoeppel

Zsa Zsa Gabor to Lead Folies Bergeres in Paris

AP reports Zsa Zsa Gabor will be the top star at the Folies Bergeres starting next spring. The Folies director confirmed the engagement but offered no further details.

Paris Zsa Zsa Gabor Folies Bergeres Folies

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