Ottawa University opens fall enrollment and welcome week
Ottawa University begins enrollment Monday with new students meeting in the auditorium and returning students registering in Myers Library. Welcome Week events run by faculty and the student council to introduce campus life, with classes starting Thursday and a Presidents reception Saturday in the Commons. Students will space into residence halls as cool weather welcomes the opening.
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Ottawa University
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Myers
Dag Hammarskjold defends Congo airport seizure at UN
UN Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold defended the seizure of Congo airports and Leopoldville Radio before the Security Council. He said UN forces acted to maintain order while the council debates actions by the peace mission. Lumumba demanded the troops leave if installations are not returned.
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United Nations
Dag Hammarsfjeld
U.N. Security Council
Congo
Leopoldville
Ji Nation Council
Patrice Lumumba
U.N
Hammarskjold
Dobrivoje Vidic
Lumumba
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
Soviet Union
Poland
Ceylon
Ecuador
Tunisia
Hammarskijold
Joseph Kasavubu
Weather County Forecast Delivers Pleasant Weekend Outlook
Generally fair conditions expected this afternoon tonight and Sunday. Yesterday's high reached 76 with a low around 53. Record highs and lows for today’s date noted in past years. Hourly temperature trajectory shown with daytime readings near 68 to mid 70s and nighttime dips into the 50s, indicating a mild weekend pattern.
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Canes
Oseeey BS
Eee
BT & P. Sia
Ap. Balm
Flood Works Progress at Pomona Reservoir Tunnel Pouring
Work on the Army Engineer flood control project advances in Osage County as a Kan sas City firm pours concrete for the 600 foot tunnel under Pomona dam. The 13 foot diameter conduit will channel water to a stilling basin before rejoining 10 Mile Creek, with forms kept wet for curing and each section poured about every eight days. Project engineer Fred Blanks says the first phase is about 55 percent complete.
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Pomonay
Osage County
List & Clark
Kansas City
Pomona Dam
10 Mile Creek
Fred Blanks
Corps of Army Engineers
Pomona
Congo cease fire orders issued by Congolese army
Bulletin from Leopoldville reports the Congolese army has issued cease fire orders across the Congo. If obeyed, the move would end fighting in Kassai Province and halt Patrice Lumumba's planned invasion of rebel Nous Katanga Province. Lumumba had demanded the UN stop Dag Hammarskjold and aides from interfering in Congo affairs.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
United Nations
Congo
Kassai
Patrice Lumumba
Nous Katanga
Lumumba
Dag Hammarskiold
Nixon Returns to Campaign Trail From Hospital Stay
Vice President Richard M. Nixon is out of Walter Reed Hospital and resumes his push for the presidency. Senator John F. Kennedy finishes a lengthy California swing as Nixon plans a 9,000 mile tour across 14 states with a breakfast sendoff from Eisenhower at Baltimore Airport. Kennedy had used the hospital absence to strike at Nixon, while Nixon reenters the race.
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Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Nixon
California
Walter Reed Hospital
Eisenhower
Baltimore
Friendship
Kennedy
Reds likely to aid Soviets with code cracking experts
Washington AP reports defected NSA mathematicians Bernon Mitchell and William Martin may assist Soviet code breaking. Hearings planned by two congressional groups, with NSA personnel chief Maurice Klein and CIA deputy director Gen. Campbell expected to testify. Defense Dept says the men had no access to secret weapons data.
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Washington
National Security Agency
Bernon
F. Mitchell
William H. Martin
NSA
Ft. Meade
Special Armed’ Services
Maurice H. Klein
Gen. C. P. Cabell
Central Intelligence Agency
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Chief Engineer Urges Speed in Flood Control Efforts
Lt. Gen. E. C. Miehner warned at a Kansas City dinner that flood damage will rise as industry expands on flood plains and urged faster federal flood control work. He cited potential average damages near $1 billion annually and noted ongoing and planned projects in Kansas Missouri and surrounding basins.
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Kansas City
Kan
United States
Chief of Army Engineers
E. C. Miehner
Keith R. Barney
Missouri-Arkansas Basins Flood Control] and Conservation Association
Kansas
Milford
Republican River
Congress
Flood Claims 103 Lives in Himalayan Valley
In New Delhi Parliament was informed that ten inches of rain fell in 3 hours 20 minutes triggering a flood in a Himalayan valley. The disaster killed 103 people and caused extensive damage.
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New Delhi
India
Parliament
Kasavubu Stands Firm to Oust Lumumba in Congo
President Kasavubu presses plan to form a new Congo government with Joseph Ileo as premier and to purge Communist influence. Abako leaflets call for a general strike in Leopoldville as Parliament and factions clash over Lumumba’s fate.
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Legopoldville
the Congo
Joseph Kasavubu
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Kasavubu
Senate
Joseph Ileo
Brussels
Leopoldville
Lumumba
Khrushchev restricted during New York visit
The United States told Khrushchev during his New York visit he must stay on Manhattan Island and near UN headquarters for security. The Soviet leader sails aboard Baltika en route to New York and is due September 19, with restrictions aimed at limiting movements and protecting officials. The note references a July 1 RB47 shoot down and calls for the release of two captured American airmen.
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United Nations
N. Y.P
United States
Soviet Union
Nikita S. Khrushchev
New York
Manhattan Island
U. S
Khrushchev
U. N
State Department
Janos Kadar
Mehmet Shehu
Albania
U. N. Assembly
Glen Cove
Long Island
Guinea proposes Congo battalion withdrawal from UN command
Guinea's Congo mission led by Tibou Tounkara said they proposed to President Sikou Toure withdrawal of the 730-man Guinean battalion from Maj. Gen. Carl von Horn's 16,000-strong UN command. Tounkara accused the UN of backing Kasavubu in his clash with Lumumba.
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U.N. Congo
Guinea
Congo
Tibou Tounkara
Sikou Toure
Carl von Horn
U.N
Tounkara
Kasavubu
Lumumba
Pennsylvania Railroad weighs reply to two unions in deadlocked strike
Federal Mediator Francis A. ONeill Jr says talks are stalled as PRR negotiators prepare a reply to proposals from the Transport Workers Union and the System Federation. About 92,000 idle workers include 72,000 PRR employees, 15,000 TWU, and 5,000 System Federation. Coal miners and Chrysler plants idled additional workers nationwide.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
PRR
TWU
System Federation
Chrysler Corp
Newark, del
Twinsburg
Ohio
Test of Sky Shield NORAD air defense exercise
Washington reports a six hour NORAD Sky Shield drill grounded all U.S. and Canadian commercial flights while jet bombers and fighters performed maneuvers. A brief NORAD communique said the operation was carried out under realistic conditions and would yield lasting benefits.
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Washington
United States
Canada
Laurence S. Kuter
North American Air Defense Command
Norad
Kuter
Colorado Springs
U. S
Overseas Road Submerged By Flood Of Water
Hurricane Donna battered the Florida Keys with winds up to 160 mph cutting the Overseas Highway and isolating the stricken islands. Coast Guard rescues moved to evacuate 305 Sanibel residents by air as rough seas halted ferries. Miami and the Keys faced widespread damage including power outages, flooding, and debris. Over 12,000 residents sought shelter in South Florida, and authorities warned of continuing danger as the storm tracked northwest.
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Miami
Fla
Donna
Florida Keys
Civi Sons
Key West
Keys
Coast Guard
Sanibel Island
Gulf of Mexico
Florida
Gulf Coast
Sanibel
Perssons
Ford
Weather Bureau
Theskipper
Homestead
Miami Beach
Atlantic
Siamese Twins On Critical List In St Louis
Siamese twin girls born Thursday to a railroad clerk's wife remain on the critical list at Children's Hospital. Weighing 57 pounds combined with a six inch chest connection, they are in an incubator and no surgery is planned. The twins Valerie Elaine and Vanessa Carol were transported 100 miles by ambulance from the Duquoin hospital to St Louis.
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ST. Lous
Children’s Hospital
Duquoin
Valerie Elaine
Vanessa Carol
Gary Deglenhardt
Callinsville, I
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