Nude sunbathing dispute at California home
Kay Ellis 58 faces indecent exposure charges in SAN MATEO as neighbors complain of nude sunbaths by her backyard pool. Prosecution cites a police chief who witnessed the act. defense argues the case rests on Peeping Tom tales. In Englewood, two robbers flee a drug store, a car part breaks, and police arrest James Kennedy and Robert Webster as they recover $104.
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San Mateo
Calif
Kay Ellis
Burlingame
Carl Lollin
Ellis
James M. Kennedy
Robert A. Webster
BBC censored Princess love sketch on Margaret controversy
London AP reports the British Broadcasting Corp censored a television sketch Thursday night that joked about a princess falling for photographer Antony Armstrong-Jones, a plot line that might have offended Princess Margaret. The piece notes the princess reportedly fell in love with and married him.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
Princess Margaret
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Weather forecast shows clouds storms cooler conditions ahead
Considerable cloudiness with a few thunderstorms and a shift to northerly winds will bring cooler temperatures tonight and Saturday. Occasional rain is possible Saturday with lows tonight in the 50s and Saturday highs in the 60s. Previous highs and lows vary, with records noted for today and past years.
Seed treatment pays off in yields
Journal notes that practical agri practices boost harvests as Brown’s Bylines highlights how proper seed treatment improves crop yields, aligning with ongoing farm efficiency efforts.
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Brown
United Nations Reverts to Neutral Posture in Congo Crisis
In Leopoldville the U.N. Congo command shifts to military neutrality after its strong move against Katanga’s secession ended in bloodshed and a cease fire. Premier Cyrille Adoula faces potential cabinet crisis amid pressure from leftists within his bloc. Katanga’s Gen Norbert Muke calls the truce temporary as sporadic gunfire dims.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
U.N. Congo
Katanga
Cyrille Adoula
U.N
Adoula
Masako Norbert Muke
Foreign Aid Director Pick Approved by Senate Panel
Washington AP The Senate Foreign Relations Committee voted to approve Fowler Hamilton a 50 year old New York lawyer for the post to head the U S foreign aid program.
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Washington
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Fowler Hamilton
New York
Shipping Strike Looms On West Coast Doomed Pact Fails
A West Coast shipping tieup is set for Saturday if no last minute deal is reached between ship owners and the Masters, Mates and Pilots Union. Capt. Robert Durkin warns picketing may begin at noon after negotiations with the Pacific Maritime Association collapsed as the Taft Hartley exlusion truce ended. The strike threatens 136 ships operated by 13 companies, with provisions to move perishables and consult other unions.
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San Francisco
Masters, Mates and Pilots
Robert Durkin
Deck Officers
West Coast
Pacific Maritime Association
Durkin
UAW Calls In Officers Over GM Strike Threats
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers mobilized officers and shop committee men from 24 locals to push a quick settlement with General Motors amid a plant strike threat. The IUE GM agreement ends the sole local strike at Packard Electric Warren Ohio, affecting about 4,500 IUE workers in Warren and 25,000 GM production workers overall.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
UAW International
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
Traffic Toll Report For Kansas Deaths
AP toll log shows 24 hour period to 9 am Friday. September totals reach 38 for 1961 with 381 for year to date. Comparable 346 for 1960 period.
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Topeka
Kansas
Ottawa High Cy Clones Meet Turner At Cook Field
Ottawa High Cy Clones face Turner at Cook Field on Ottawa University campus. Kickoff is 8 30 with details on page 2.
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Cook Field
Ottawa University
World Leader Sought to Fill UN Secretary General Void
Secretary of State Dean Rusk urged the United Nations General Assembly to name an outstanding world leader to act as temporary secretary-general after Dag Hammarskjold's death. He pressed for rapid action while talks with the Soviet Union on Berlin continue, noting the need for an interim leader to perform the office's functions during the search for a permanent secretary-general.
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New York
Dean Rusk
United Nations General Assembly
U.N
Rusk
United Nations
General Assembly
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations Assembly
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
United States
Lees Bridge Repair Bill Highlights Flood Damaged Roads
County engineer Fred Gardner estimates temporary repairs for 12 bridges damaged by last week’s flood at 47 650 dollars. About 10 000 cubic yards of surfacing material costing 25 000 dollars are needed, with 2 000 yards for county roads and the rest for township roads. Two washed out county road bridges require about 6 500 dollars in repairs. The Eaton Bridge on Sac Creek needs about 2 000 dollars in repairs, or 20 000 dollars for a new span. A second bridge on Wolf Creek requires 4 500 dollars in repairs, or 22 000 dollars for a new span. Total for the two new structures and several others would be 91 000 dollars.
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Fred Gardner
Franklin County
Gardner
Eaton
Williamsburg
Sac Creek
LeLoup
Wolf Creek
Ferguson Would Rule On Ogden Reinstatement
Topeka Kansas Atty General William Ferguson said he would rule on reinstating Jewel M Ogden as state conservation director if asked The Corporation Commission abolished the post last April but Civil Service Board ordered reinstatement and back pay of about 5000 Gov John Anderson planned to discuss the matter with the Commission and attorney general’s office Ogden plans to return to work September 25
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Topeka
William Ferguson
Jewel M. Ogden
State Conservation
Corporation Commission
Ogden
Civil Service Board
John Anderson
Attorney General's Office
Ferguson
Communist Drive Moves Toward Ban Me Thuot
AP reports government reinforcements rush to counter Viet Cong forces in the mountains north of Saigon. Paratroops move to bolster Ban Me Thuot after rebels threaten the city, with a civil guard unit reportedly overrun and contact lost with relief forces as observers warn of rising Viet Cong activity in the north.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Ban Methuot
Cold Front Brings Cooler Weather Across Kansas
A cold air mass moves into northern and western Kansas lowering temperatures. The front is set to cool the entire state and trigger scattered showers with cloudy skies through today and perhaps Saturday. North winds reach 20 to 30 mph behind the front, while southeast areas may see highs near 80 before the front passes.
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Topeka
Kansas
Peace Corps Bill Signed by President Kennedy
President Kennedy signed the Peace Corps bill giving the agency permanent status and said it would assist other nations toward freedom and opportunity. A large Senate and House audience witnessed the signing as Kennedy praised Peace Corps Director Sargent Shriver as one of the most effective lobbyists Washington has seen.
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Washington
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Senate
House
Sargent Shriver
Foreign Aid Deadlock Makes End-Session Pressure Mount
Congress nears adjournment as Senate approves 4.196 billion foreign aid bill and the House action trails by 531 million. Conferees clash over figures while DuPont tax relief on GM stock divestiture looms. Remaining appropriations, flood control and public works bills face late-session wrangles. Peace Corps bill cleared for Kennedy.
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Washington
Congress
House
87Th Congress
Senate House
Senate
DuPont Co
General Motors
Senate Appropriations Committee
Explosive Red China Issue On UN Agenda
United Nations debate opens on admitting Red China to the UN with Washington seeking to keep Peiping out while Moscow aims to bring in its Chinese ally. The issue hinges on Afrian nations and faces broader disarmament and population growth discussion in the General Assembly.
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China
United Nations
N.Y
Here's How To Park On Campus Event Traffic Plan
Ottawa University and Ottawa High School officials conferred today on campus parking for two evening events. Attendees for Dr. A. B. Martin’s reception at the Commons should enter at the west entrance and depart via the south entrance to 11th Street. Football game attendees should enter via the west entrance and exit via the north entrance to 9th Street.
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Ottawa University
Ottawa High School
A. B. Martin
11Th Street
9Th Street
SBA Agent At City Hall Seeks Flood Help
H C Roll of Kansas City Mo a Small Business Administration representative has opened an office in City Hall to confer with flood damage victims needing disaster loans. He will be there today and tomorrow from 9 am to 4 pm. Prescriptions Raney CH 2 3092.
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H. C. Roll
Kansas City
Small Business Administration
City Hall
Marins Des Cygnes
Sarah If. Fowler
The
Red Cross
Manhattan
Kas
Ottawa
Peoples National Bank
Herald
Half Million Attend Kansas State Fair Closes
The Kansas State Fair ended after a six day run in Hutchinson with attendance estimated at 489,500. Secretary Virgil Miller praised the event as the most satisfying and successful centennial fair, noting favorable reports from patrons and exhibitors.
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Hutchinson
Virgil Miller
Khrushchev signals readiness to negotiate for peace
Premier Khrushchev said the Soviet Union is ready to negotiate anytime anywhere to assure peace. In a letter to India’s Prime Minister Nehru he linked talks proposed by non aligned nations with a broader plan for a German peace treaty. He tied this to West Berlin and total disarmament, asserting both issues must be solved together.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Nehru
India
Kennedy
West Berlin
Khrushchev Warns World Catastrophe From German War
Premier Khrushchev warned at the World Trade Federation session in East Berlin that war over Germany would inevitably trigger a nuclear global catastrophe. He urged a peace treaty with both German states and the creation of a free West Berlin as part of a peaceful solution.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Germany
World Trade Federation
West Berlin
Two U.S. Soldiers Detained by East German Police
Two American soldiers driving a privately owned vehicle with U.S. forces plates were stopped about 23 miles from Berlin by East German police. They were held for six hours at a Potsdam police station before a Soviet officer intervened and secured their release.
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Berlin
U.S. Berlin
U.S
Potsdam
Truck Crash Fatal To One
PITTSBURG AP Cecil Sterling 53 of Girard died after his truck struck a utility pole in front of the salvage yard he ran. Police say he tried to turn into the yard from U S 69, turned short, and was taken to a hospital where he died.
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Pittsburg
Cecil Sterling
Girard
U.S. 69
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Gromyko
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Lees Bridge
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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DuPont
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Khrush
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