Night and Saturday classes at Ottawa University begin soon
Enrollment for night and Saturday classes at Ottawa University starts next Tuesday evening with registration at 7 30 in the university auditorium. Three Tuesday evening courses run 6 30 to 8 00 taught by Professors Hickman Myers Presley and Roth. A Saturday morning course from 9 to 11 30 will also be offered. Courses are open to local adults with or without credit.
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Ottawa University
W. D. Bemmels
University
Ronald Hickman
William Myers
Horton Presley
Elmer Roth
Dean Bemmels
Rod Steiger to Wed Claire Bloom This Weekend
Actor Rod Steiger thirty four and British actress Claire Bloom twenty eight plan marriage this weekend. Steiger was formerly married to Sally Gracie. Bloom is not previously married.
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Rod Steiger
Hollywood
Claire Bloom
Steiger
Sally Gracie
Miss Bloom
Weather forecast for Oc County with storms and cooler weekend
Occasional rain and a few thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight, diminishing Saturday morning. Partly cloudy and cooler Saturday afternoon with highs in the 60s and lows near 50. Yesterday's high was 60s, low around 50s. Record highs and lows listed for dates in 1931 and 1901. Hourly data appears garbled.
Vanguard III Satellite Lifts U S Prestige In Orbit
The Vanguard III, a 100-pound satellite, was boosted into orbit by the final Vanguard rocket at Cape Canaveral, restoring American prestige after two recent space failures. Earlier, a Thor-Able rocket failed to place a 265-pound navigation satellite, and a Jupiter missile carrying mice and frogs exploded above its pad.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Vanguard
Scientist Probes Microbe Secret Defense Hidden In Humans
A Stanford infectious diseases expert, Dr. Lowell Rantz, describes a built in human defense against microbes not based on antibodies. He says this trait may protect against infections after antibiotics fail, while scientists seek to identify how it works and its limits amid ongoing research. The article also covers Vanguard II and III satellite launches, detailing their design, orbit data, and NASA projections.
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Stanford
Lowell Rantz
Fire Traps 46 Men In Mine Near Glasgow
In Kirkintilloch Scotland an Auchengeich coal mine fire trapped 46 men 1050 feet underground and half a mile from the shaft. One body recovered and one miner reached safety after navigating dense smoke. The fire started when an electric exhaust fan caught fire and collapsed timber supports. Most workers had not returned after a recent strike.
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Kirkintolloch
Scotland
Auchengeich
Britain
Glasgow
Original Initiation at St Marys College Raises Planting Effort
Moraga California AP reports a unique college initiation as sophomores mobilize 251 freshmen to plant 1,000 pine tree seedlings on the St Marys College campus marking a communal service act.
Ten-year-old struck by car in crosswalk incident
Ten-year-old Allen Loyd was crossing Main Street between 9th and 10th at noon when he stepped from the curb and was hit by a northbound car driven by Florabelle Decker. He was taken to Ransom Memorial Hospital with cuts to the upper left arm. no charges have been filed.
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Allen Loyd
Allen L. Loyd Jr
S. Main
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Florabelle Martha Decker
N. Cherry
Allen Boy
Main
Eleven Degrees Eliminated At State Colleges
The Kansas Board of Regents, after a 18 month survey, eliminated 11 degree giving curricula at state colleges. KU removed mining engineering bachelors. Kansas State U dropped degrees in industrial technology and several masters in agriculture biophysics biology linguistics and theater. Fort Hays cut science masters in philosophy and business, plus home economies grad curriculum.
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Topeka
Kansas Board of Regents
Regents
Clement Hall
Hall
University of Kansas
Kansas State University
Fort Hays State College
Noble Starts On Trip To Nebraska
Harlan Noble, charged with kidnapping and raping a six year old girl, began the trip back to Lincoln in Nebraska custody after a judge approved removal. He had delayed extradition to rest and consult counsel. Red Skelton entered St John’s Hospital in Santa Monica, with a hospital stay expected through Monday.
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Milwaukee
Harlan Noble
Lincoln
Nebraska
Robert Hansen
Noble
Santa Monica
Calif
Red Skelton
Dhan
St. John’s Hospital
Khrushchev Warns U N About Cold War Limits
Nikita Khrushchev at the United Nations cautioned that the Cold War cannot continue, joking with proverbs and remarks about trade, eggs, vodka, and Russian resilience. He joked about America and Russia choosing different paths and even crafted on the spot sayings during Senate Foreign Relations Committee talks.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Ottawa High opens season vs Pittsburg at Cook Field
Ottawa High School starts football with Pittsburg High at 8 on Cook Field OU. First game for both teams and a university reception may cause traffic. Police urge fans to enter campus from the west and park around the flag pole. reception attendees should park on College Drive.
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Ottawa High School
Pittsburg High
Cook Field
Ottawa University
Eugene Flaherty
College Drive
Ottawans to seek flood control funds in Washington
Five Ottawans led by Mayor Kenneth Andrews will travel to Washington Monday to petition the Bureau of the Budget for flood control funds. The delegation includes City Commissioners Duncan and Gogan, George Lister, and Lamar Phillips. They join 40 or 50 others from the Missouri and Arkansas basins to back Corps of Engineers flood central work and Interior Department irrigation projects. They seek funds for Ottawa and Pomona for the coming fiscal year starting July 1 and aim to begin planning for Melvern reservoir.
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Washington
Bureau of the Budget
Marais Des Cygnes
Kenneth Andrews
Howard Duncan
James Grogan
George Lister
Lamar Phillips
Missouri
Arkansas
Corps of Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Department of the Interior
Ottawans
Ottawa
Pomona
Melvern Reservoir
New York Reactions Mixed to Khrushchev Welcome
New York greeted Nikita Khrushchev with a wary mood. Some crowds clapped and laughed as the Soviet leader rode through Park Avenue, while hostile pickets and taunting placards appeared outside hotels. Street scenes alternated between curiosity and eerie tension as Khrushchev moved about the city.
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Relman Morin
NEW York
Nikita Khrushchev
Park Avenue
Khrushchev
Heil Hitler
America
Khrushhchev
Tal
Washington
Eden suffers fever with past health problems noted
Sir Anthony Eden, 62, is ill in Pewsey England with a severe fever. His secretary says a London doctor will visit. Eden resigned as prime minister in January 1957 over ill health after the Suez crisis and was succeeded by Harold Macmillan.
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Pewsey
England
Anthony Eden
Eden
London
Suez
Harold Macmillan
Two Held In Bogus Check Scheme
Two Topeka men, John Marvin Lahman and William L. Peck, both on parole from Hutchinson State Industrial Reformatory, were arrested in Yates Center by KBI and local officers after months of investigation into a bogus check operation. They allegedly used a small savings deposit, drew large checks, and bounced them across multiple towns, with $340 cash found on one arrest. They faced forgery and burglary-linked charges.
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Topeka
John Marvin Lahman
William L. Peck
Max Gilmore
Kansas State Industrial Reformatory
Hutchinson
Yates Center
Woodson County
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Franklin and
Gilmore
Peoples National Bank
Ottawaj
Peoples National
Kansas State Bank
National
Gil
Paola
Bald
Win
Osawatomie
Osage City
Ksir
Shawnee County
Lyndon
Khrushchev Urges Disarmament and UN Reform
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told the United Nations General Assembly that global tensions must ease or war looms. He called for complete disarmament over four years, ending Cold War divisions and abolishing all armies and war staffs. He urged replacing Nationalist China in the UN with the Chinese People's Republic and pressed for a more realistic, unified world organization. The Nationalist Chinese delegation boycotted the speech. Khrushchev urged the UN to act as representative of the Chinese people. He also said the ice in Soviet-American relations has begun to break up and urged real progress toward peace.
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United Nations
N. Y
Nikita Khrushchev
United Nations, N.Y
Nikita Khrush
Chev
United Nations General Assembly
World Organization
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
China
U.N
Ottawa
Eisenhower
Kansas
Lincoln
Richard Garrett
Topeka
Russell
Hays
Scott City
Ness City
McCracken
Ellsworth
Marysville
Belleville
Burr Oak
Khrushchev Tours Hyde Park On Brief Roosevelt Visit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev sped through Hyde Park in a 57 minute visit with his wife Nina. He laid roses on President Roosevelt's grave and toured the ancestral home and memorial library before rushing back to New York for an UN address. Mrs Roosevelt noted his anxious pace and said he carried a surprise disarmament proposal for the world body.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Roosevelt Hyde Park
United Nations
World Organization
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Khrushchev
United States
U.N
Roosevelt
Soviet Union
Nina
Roosevelt Memorial
Murderer Of Three To Gas Chamber
Harvey M. Glatman, 31, who photographed and murdered three young models in a Southern California desert, is executed in the gas chamber today. Superior Court Judge John A. Hewicker called the crime beyond doubt and imposed the death penalty. Glatman told reporters, It’s about what I wanted, after sentencing in San Diego on December 17.
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San Quentin
Calif
Harvey M. Glatman
California
Glatman
Superior Court
John A. Hewicker
Hewicker
San Diego
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Garden City Telegram
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Vanguard III
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