Full U N Airing on Middle East Is Predicted
Diplomats predicted a full United Nations airing of the Middle East crisis as the Soviet Union and the United States exchanged bitter charges this week. Secretaries Dulles and Gromyko urged the General Assembly to take up the issue at this year’s session.
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United Nations, N. Y
Soviet Union
United States
Middle East
U. N
Dulles
Andrei Gromyko
General Assembly
Side Swipes and Miscellany From a Local Dispatch
Ottawa University Braves depart at 2 30 this afternoon for Liberty Missouri to open the football season against William Jewell College at 6 o clock. The game will be broadcast by KTJO FM. Quarterback Bob Knight may be sidelined by a leg injury. Jease Reed found a wallet with Juan Martinez's identification. he turned it in at the Herald for return. Bath and dinner parties flourish in Hampton Connecticut as drought hits wells. half the wells are dry. Dulles urges peace essentials as U N debates Middle East, with Syria hinting at charges against the United States. Dulles and Gromyko comments reflect cautious positions ahead of any resolutions.
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Ottawa University Braves
Liberty
William Jewell College
Ktjo-Fm
Bob Knight
Jease Reed
W. Wilson
Reed
Juan Martinez
Herald Office
Martinez
Hampton, Conn
Connecticut
Hampton
Gromyko
Assembly
Middle East
Russia
Syria
United States
Rabbi Fixes Stained Glass at Temple Adath Jeshura
In Louisville Kentucky Rabbi Jacob J. Gittleman inspected windows hemistakenly viewed as modern art before turning them to the right side up. The windows then became clear revealing their true design and purpose.
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Louisville
Temple Adath Jeshura
Jacob J. Gittleman
Biologist Bitten by Snake on Wood Gathering
Roy N. M. and Herman C. Og ren, biologist with the New Mexico Game Department, were gathering wood when Og ren was bitten by a rattlesnake. His companion, Shel by Lawrance, hurried to his aid with a first aid kit. Og ren joked, the snake sank its fangs into a wooden leg.
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Roy
N. M
Herman C. Ogren
New Mexico Game Department
Shelby Lawrance
Ogren
Ottawa Community Chest Board Delays Budget Action
At Friday night’s meeting the Ottawa Community Chest Board deferred final action on this year’s drive budget. Further consideration is planned for agency funding requests at next Tuesday night’s board meeting.
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Ottawa Community Chest Board
Famous Finnish Composer Sibelius Dies at 91 in Helsinki
Jean Sibelius, a towering figure in world music, died last night at 91 after a brain haemorrhage at his villa near Helsinki where he had lived for 53 years. He left 13 symphonic sagas, seven symphonies, and numerous piano and string works.
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Helsinki
Jean Sibelius
Sibelius
Weather County Forecast Partly Cloudy Through Sunday
Partly cloudy this afternoon through Sunday with warmer daytime temperatures. Highs near 65 to 70 this afternoon, cooling tonight to 50s, with Sunday possibly reaching 70s. Today’s high 65 and overnight low around 50s. yesterday’s high 65. Observed hourly readings through 8 am and notes on record highs and lows for this date. river stage reported at 12.6 feet at 4:30 am.
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My. Coereey
OM. Ceeers
M. Seeeeee
Geeeeye
Te Ovens
Enenens OG Bop
Russia Targets Half Hour Moscow to New York Rocket Plan
Soviet scientist Ari Sternfield told Moscow radio that a multistage ballistic rocket could carry passengers from Moscow to New York in a little over thirty minutes with a possible stop in London. He called it the most suitable Soviet intercontinental flight missile and outlined a two or more stage design.
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London
Russia
Moscow
New York
Moscow Radio
Ari Sternfield
Soviet Union
Sternfield
Minks Upset Road Work Delays Tollway Quiet Zone
CHICAGO Feb to April tollway project faces disruption as a Lake County mink farmer demands 130000 damages if noise breaks mating season. George McGurn tollway counsel says a quiet zone is agreed. Road crews to minimize noise to protect mink homelife.
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Chicago
Illinois
Lake County
George McGurn
Tollway
Pa Mink
Severe Weather Warning for Oklahoma Texas and Arkansas
A forecast from the weather bureau warns of tornadoes and severe thunderstorms with large hail and gusty winds up to 70 knots. The affected area includes west Texas east of the Pecos River, most of north central Texas, southeastern Oklahoma, and parts of west-central and southwest Arkansas this afternoon and evening. The delineated region spans about 60 miles on either side of a line from southwest of San Angelo to Hot Springs.
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Oklahoma
Arkansas
Texas
Weather Bureau
Pecos River
San’ ‘Angelo
Hot Springs
Six Inch Rain Stampedes City With No Flooding
A stationary downpour pattern drenched Ottawa and surrounding areas, delivering 6.01 inches at the Ottawa gauge and higher totals in nearby spots. The Marais des Cygnes river stayed below flood stage as runoff and soak-in kept pace with new showers. Local utilities reported minor outages, and a muddy Ottawa University field game proceeded with players and spectators enduring the deluge.
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Marais Des Cygnes
John Dennis
Pomona
Ben Baker
Centropolis
Francis Wilson
Richter
Bob Granger
Bob
Richard Garrett
Topeka
Garrett
Quenemo
Gar
Ottawa University
Cook Field
Pittsburg
Hollowed-Out Nickel Leads to Soviet Spy Ring
New York reporting on a hollowed-out nickel found by a Brooklyn youngster on his paper route. The coin contained microfilm tied to Rudolf Abel, a reputed Soviet intelligence colonel. Bozart, 18, turned the film to police after dropping the coin. Abel was indicted on conspiracy to transmit national defense secrets to Russia.
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New York
Rudolf Abdel
James Boazart
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Eagle
Bozart
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy
N.Y
Abel
Manhattan
A. Brooklyn
Russia
The
New York Daily News
Federal Authority
Senators fault Eisenhower cuts to armed forces strength
Sen. Mansfield and Sen. Jackson criticized the administration for reducing military manpower by 200000 and 100000 more as part of two orders. They say the moves threaten national security and ignore Congress, trimming total armed strength to about 2.6 million from 2.8 million.
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Sen
Mansfield
D-Mont
Eisenhower
Jackson
D-Wash
Pentagon
Congress
Washington State
Army
Air Force
Navy
Marine Corps
Ito
Soviet Ships To Syrian Port Courtesy Visit Latakia
Two Soviet Baltic fleet ships, the cruiser Zhdanov and the destroyer Svobodny, entered Latakia on a courtesy visit. They were greeted with a 21 gun salute and given a formal reception by Syria's government and armed forces, marking the first Soviet warships to visit Syria in modern history.
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Damascus
Syria
Mediterranean
Latakia
Zhdanov
Svobodny
Syrian
Meat Cleaver Foils Robbers at Topeka Grocery
A 70-year-old Topeka grocer used a meat cleaver to fend off four armed robbers who entered a Behrens grocery and stole about $150 before fleeing after Mrs. Behrens grabbed a butcher knife and the grocer swung the cleaver.
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Topeka
Kas
Frank Behrens
Behrens
Farm experts clash on corn program to curb hog expansion
Farm experts differ on the expanded government corn subsidy to curb hog and livestock overproduction. Benson announced about 1.0 billion bushels eligibly receiving 1.10 dollars per bushel to stabilize prices and reduce unwise expansion.
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Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Hypnosis plan aims to sleep five days straight
A 38-year-old Chicago area mother of two, Fredi A. Dust, seeks a five day hypnotic hibernation supervised by the Hypnosis Institute of Chicago to catch up on lost sleep. She will undergo medical tests while the publicized experiment aims to shed light on sleep and relaxation.
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Chicago
Fredi A. Dust
East Chicago
Ind
Hypnosis Institute of
Dust
Hearing Set Over Hoffa Teamsters Election
Federal Judge F Dickinson Letts ordered a hearing for September 27 to consider delaying the Teamsters officer election. Hoffa, retiring president Dave Beck, and other top officials must appear to show cause why a temporary injunction should not halt the vote, amid claims delegates were illegally chosen to secure Hoffa’s win.
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Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Federal
F. Dickinson Letts
Hoffa
Dave Beck
Miami Beach
Letts
New York
Atorney Godfrey P. Schmidt
Beck
Draft quotas set for Kansas in coming months
TOPEKA Kansas is to furnish 77 men for the draft in November. Maj. Gen. Joe Nickell, state selective service director, said this compares with quotas of 90 for September and 73 for October.
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Topeka
Kansas
Joe Nickell
Selective Service
No-Word Report on Rear-End Truck Crash
Lexington officers George Nichols and Bill Lewis filed a concise report on a minor collision noting the truck struck from the rear because No.1 was slowing and No.2 failed to slow. The terse note captures the sequence and responsibility without further detail.
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Lexington
George Nichols
Bill Lewis
Traffic Toll In Kansas 1957 Fatalities Rising
State Accident Records lists 24 hour and year to date traffic fatalities for Kansas. In the last 24 hours toll increases to show 1957 total 382, compared with 465 for the same period in 1956.
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Topeka
Kansas
Pleads Innocent To Charge Of Assault
Nathaniel A. Williams, 25, a Negro handyman, pleaded innocent at arraignment on a charge of assaulting and beating a prominent businessman's wife, Mrs. Thomas W. Mangelsdorf, 35. Bond set at 5000 dollars, held for district court trial in January. Williams had worked for the Mangelsdorfs since August.
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Atchison
Nathaniel A. Williams
Williams
Gus Wood
Thomas W. Mangelsdorf
Mangelsdorfs
Loss Of Speech No Help To Henpecked Husbands
A Rochester doctor reports aphasia can be missed when a wife answers for the patient. In a Dallas clinic, Dr. Joe R. Brown tested a man aloud after his wife left. The patient could not speak, and the wife was stunned to learn he had aphasia.
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U. S
Ronald N. Davies
Faubus
Kay Matthews
Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals
St. Louis
Dallas
Tex
Joe R. Brown
Rochester
Minn
Brown
Airman Bound Over On Marijuana Charge
S Sgt Richard A Pierce 26 of Schilling Air Force Base Salina was bound over for trial in district court on possessing marijuana at his arraignment amid a Wichita police raid sweep June 7. He was one of eight persons held after the raids.
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Wichita S
Richard A. Pierce
Schilling Air Force Base
Salina
Pierce
Wichita
Bomb Threat Halted Train at Hutchinson
An unidentified woman called Pratt railroad station at 8 p.m. claiming a bomb aboard the eastbound Golden State Limited would explode within 150 miles of Pratt. Police and EBI agents boarded the Rock Island passenger train in Hutchinson and evacuated passengers from Pratt. The train was searched, but no bomb was found.
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Rock Island
Pratt
Golden State Limited
EBI
King Haakon VII of Norway Dies at 85 in Oslo
Oslo reports King Haakon VII, longtime sailor who endured storms of invasions, died early today at 85 in the royal palace after a circulatory ailment and heart trouble. Crown Prince Olav, regent since 1955, became Olav V.
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Oslo
Norway
Hasakon VII
Olav
Olav V
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