End of HUAC Riots Shuts hearings in D C
The House Un-American Activities Committee hearings ended after two days as beatnik students and followers clashed with police outside the Old House Office Building near the Capitol. At least 13 people were removed by officers amid cries of tyranny and calls to end HUAC.
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Geoffrey Gould
Washington
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Congress
Cuba
State Department
Kathy Prensky
Progressive Labor
HUAC
House Un-American Activities Committee
Independence Avenue
Capitol
Accident Tip Wins Contest in Local News
Mrs. Loyd Hollinger of RFD 2 receives $5 for her tip after she reported L. I. Crater's fatal accident on I 35. Two readers, Mrs Norman Scott and J H Foster, also called in storm damage tips along with others from Mrs Henry Morgan Mrs Ira Dean and Mrs C L Miskimon.
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Loyd Hollinger
RFD
Orthodox Church Rejects Roman Catholic Council Bid
VATICAN CITY AP intense interest focused on whether other Eastern Orthodox churches will follow the Greek lead and reject papal appeals for unity with the Roman Catholic Church. Greece’s Chrysostomos rejected reunion with the Vatican as Rhodes prepares to host a Pan Orthodox Conference September 19. The Greek decision to boycott the Rhodes meeting follows the prior 12 member synod stance and a denouncement of papal infallibility.
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Vatican City
Rhodes
Greece
Chrysostomos
Vatican
Christendom
Holy Synod
Chrysostoms
John XXIII
Quintuplets Born in Aberdeen South Dakota
Five babies including four girls and one boy were born to a 30 year old wife of a wholesale shipping clerk at St Luke's Hospital in Aberdeen. Four breech births complicated delivery though all five were reported to be getting along fine. This marked the first US quintuplets since October 20 1950 in San Antonio Texas.
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Aberreen
S.D
St. Luke's Hospital
Car Dips Into Lake On Farm Property Near Ottawa
Bill Osburn of Ottawa RFD 1 owned a 1963 Oldsmobile that rolled into a lake on Mrs. J Stephenson’s farm around 8 30 last night. Osburn and Quincy Seymour of 204 E 8th were fishing by the car lights when it started moving and submerged. The car was pulled out with lights on, damage uncertain, insurance agent noted possible extensive flood damage.
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Bill Osburn
Ottawa
Seymour
Osburn
Weather COUNTY FORECAST Cloudy tonight with scattered storms
Increasing cloudiness with scattered thunder storms tonight followed by mostly cloudy conditions and scattered showers Sunday. High Sunday around 76. Low tonight in the 60s.
George Lister Reelected To Flood Control Post
George Lister of the Peoples National Bank of Ottawa was reelected president of the Missouri Arkansas Basins Flood Control and Water Conservation Association at its annual meeting in Kansas City. Officers named include William G. Calvert, Lew M. Paramore, Glenn H. Beal, and Reed F. Morse with several vice presidents. Col Miles L. Wachendorf spoke on planned billion-dollar flood control projects in Kansas and Missouri and the long time frame to secure federal funds. Maj General Robert F. Seedlock praised past work and urged continued unity as water resource development expands nationally.
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Kansas City
Kas
George Lister
Peoples National Bank of Ottawa
William G. Calvert
Richmond
Lew M. Paramore
Topeka
Glenn H. Beal
Fredonia
Reed F. Morse
Manhattan
J. Monroe Rusk
Brookfield
Emmett F. Wilson
Independence
Emil W. Heck
Lawrence
Miles L. Wachendorf
Corps of Engineers
Kan
Earthquake in Las Vegas Likely Linked to Nuclear Blast
An underground nuclear test 80 miles away caused a tremor in Las Vegas Nevada. Officials say the blast almost certainly triggered the quake. Citizens reacted with typical aplomb as the city, famed for its odds, felt the ground shake.
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Las Vegas
Nev
KC Adopts Rights Law
Kansas City council approved an ordinance prohibiting public accommodations discrimination by race religion color ancestry or national origin. The measure takes effect Sept 23 with exemptions for barber and beauty shops apartments and rooms rented monthly or yearly and private homes serving meals to boarders. A sit in by the Congress of Equal Opportunity opponents occurred at city hall this week.
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Kansas City
Congress ‘Ofcial Equality
Watkins
Latimer Water Association Formed for Rural District
A pilot group of about 100 residents met to form the Latimer Water Association to provide domestic and agricultural water. Nine were elected to a planning committee with Jerry Hobbs as chairman Frank Hickman vice chairman and Weldon Winter secretary treasurer.
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Latimer Water Association
Ottawa
Richmond
Jerry Hobbs
Frank Hickman
Winon Winter
Farmer's Home Administration
United Fund budget set for year drives goals and changes
The United Fund drive seeks 21704 to fund 13 local welfare agencies. Judge Robert Pinet presented the budget report as the association board approved committee recommendations. The campaign opens October 1 with advance gifts, downtown soliciting October 15, and residential efforts October 16 to 18.
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United Fund Association Board
Robert Pinet
Budget Committee
Senate Treaty Debate May Last Three Weeks
The Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty may extend into a third week. Senate leader Mike Mansfield urged early and late sessions, including Saturdays, to move toward a ratification vote. Thurmond blocked a move to shift debate to the ratification resolution, leaving no path to a vote under current rules. Supporters claim at least 80 votes. opponents push for reservations. Goldwater and Miller discuss possible electoral impacts of a Soviet follow up, with Miller noting potential Kennedy re election effects and Goldwater criticizing the treaty as pro Khrushchev.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Sen. Strom Thurmond
Ds.c
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Jack Miller
A-Iowa
GOP Governors Meet In Denver
Two Eastern governors Nelson A Rockefeller of New York and William W Scranton of Pennsylvania met with GOP chief executives from 10 states in Denver A regional mood favors Barry Goldwater as nominee while governors urged talk of principles not candidates Rockefeller noted radicals on both extremes are alien to American traditions and thought
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Denver
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
GOP
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rocky Mountain News
Goldwater
Colorado
Rockefeller
Scranton
George Romney
Michigan
Harold E. Stassen
Lsted
Greeley Man Dies In Crash
Robert P. Morgan, 53, of Greeley, died at Anderson County Hospital from injuries after a one car accident on K-169 one mile east of Greeley. Patrolman Bill Gray said Morgan was alone in a 1955 Ford that left a county road and struck a ditch around 8 p.m. causing chest and internal injuries.
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Robert P. Morgan
Greeley
Anderson County
Bill Gray
Morgan
Tauy’s Toot on a Four or Five Child Trend
Tauy’s Toot notes a new fad described as having four or five children at one time. The snippet highlights a social trend mentioned in a humorous or observational column.
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Barge
Sherilyn Crane
John Collins
Johnny Thornburg
Johnny Johnston
Jimmy Lawson
Steven Mallicoat
Welmore Hendrickson
Melody Berger
Sas
Missouri
Robert F. Seedlock
Omaha
Nebr
Mohammed
United Fund
Red Cross
Girl Scouts
Franklin County Guidance Center
USO
Delbert Honn
CROP
Christian Rural Overseas Program
Don Baldwin
Ray Nichols
Law
Rence
Kaw Valley Boy Scout Headquarters
Boy Scout
Budge Agency
Ottawa Boys A Club
Boy Scouts
Kansas Church Service League
County Guidance Center
Scouts
Salvation Army
Clinic County
Well Chi
County Humanean
Society
Teens Inc
Miller
Kennedy
Tauy
Holden
Sally Corlis
Marsha Stevens
Ina
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