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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1957

Page

5

Side Swipes and Racial Unrest at Little Rock High School

Police faced a mob as racial violence erupted when Black students entered a Little Rock high school. Assistant Chief Cliff McGuffin reported numerous unclaimed car keys turned in at Ottawa Police Headquarters, urging owners to claim them. County treasurer announced truckers must pay license tag installments by Oct. 1 to avoid penalties. A 5 percent late fee applies from Oct. 2, followed by 1 percent monthly charges thereafter.

Little Rock Ottawa Cliff McGuffin Little Efock Ark Central High School Woodrow Wilson Mann

Faubus Says Outbreak Is What He Feared

At the Southern Governors Conference in Sea Island Georgia Governor Orval Faubus of Arkansas said the Little Rock school integration violence is the kind of outbreak he aimed to prevent by calling out the National Guard. He noted no request for Guardsmen at the high school had been made.

Faubus Sea Island Arkansas Orval Faubus Little Rock National Guard Gov. Gordon Arkansas State Police Gov. Nath Sea’ Ga

Senators Probe Huge Hoffa Loan Implicates Union Funds in Minneapolis Store

Senate investigators open hearings led by Sen. McClellan to examine reports that James R. Hoffa lent about 1 million dollars of Teamsters funds to John W. Thomas & Co. in Minneapolis. Subpoena issued for Benjamin Cranow as committee probes loan origin amid clerks strike and cross picket line tensions before Hoffa’s bid for international presidency.

Washington Senate Rackers James R. Hoffa Teamsters Union Minneapolis Retail Clerks Union Sen McClellan D-Ark Benjamin Cranow John W. Thomas & Co Hoffa Michigan Conference of Teamsters Teamsters

Neighbors of Syria Tighten Border Defenses

Beiru t reports show Syrian troop movements and subversion fears as pro Western neighbors bolster borders. Maj Gen Afif Bizry denies mass reinforcements and insists only police and customs guard the Turkish frontier. Jordan tightens patrols amid smuggling fears and Czech arms seized near the Syrian border.

Beirut Lebanon Syria Afif Bizry Damascus William L. Ryan Associated Press Bizry Ryan United States Jordan Ordan Hussein

Eleven Trapped After Maryland Mine Explosion

Washington, Pa. Eleven miners were trapped in the Marianna mine of Bethlehem Collieries Corp after an explosion today. Rescue teams reached four men by telephone from the shaft, while the location of the others remained unknown. The blast occurred in a side portal around 7 a.m. with no fire reported. the cause was not immediately known.

Washington Marianna Bethlehem Collieres Corp Pittsburgh

Weather forecast for county shows mild trend

Fair afternoon through Tuesday with gradually rising temperatures. Highs today in the mid 70s and nightly lows around 48 to 52. Tuesday’s high expected between 75 and 80 degrees.

Blast Hits KC Teamsters Hall

An explosion blew an air conditioner from a window at Teamsters Hall in Kansas City Missouri early today. Earl Brown a 74 year old watchman was in the building but unharmed. Police said the blast likely a homemade scare device. The window area belonged to Laundry Linen Towel Drivers Local 586 and Floyd Early said no local trouble or motive is known.

Kansas City Teamsters’ Hall Teamsters Joint Council Earl Brown Floyd Early

New King Olav V Makes Public Debut in Oslo

King Olav V appeared publicly in Oslo for the first time as Norway's new monarch. He attended a memorial service for his father Haakon VII who died Saturday at 85 after a 52 year reign. Haakon's funeral is planned for Oct. 1.

Oslo Norway Olav V Haakon VII Haakon

Ottawa Bargain Centre to Close for Mothers Memorial

Ottawa Bargain Centre will be closed Tuesday afternoon September 24 in memory of Mrs. Anna Fanning. Funeral services are at Parker's Mortuary 900 North Jackson Topeka Kansas at 3 30 p.m. 244 c 11.

Ottawa Anna Fanning Parker's Mortuary N. Jackson Topeka Kansas

Rock Island Wreck at Peabody Injures 24

A Rock Island Twin-Star Rockette train derailed at Peabody Kansas injuring 24. Wallace Hutchinson Wichita had possible skull fracture while 63 others suffered non serious injuries. Most injured were in two coaches after crossing derailment near the Santa Fe line.

Peabody Kan Rock Island Railroad Minneapolis Houston Wallace Hutchinson Wichita Rock Island Peabody Civil Defense Unit Kansas City

Ottawa College to give Asian flu shots this evening

Ottawa University students are slated to receive Asian flu vaccinations this evening, to be administered by Drs. David Laury and F. A. Trump. Local doctors are receiving vaccine in small, irregular supplies and aim to build rapid immunity, prioritizing public workers and those in daily contact with others.

Ottawa University David Laury F. A. Trump Ottawa

Panic and Hope For Pamir Crew After Sinking Sighting

Hamburg owners of the German four mast bark Pamir report presumed loss after the vessel vanished 550 miles southwest of the Azores during a hurricane created storm. 86 aboard included 62 cadets and 24 crew and officers. Rescue planes and ships found two empty lifeboats and a raft, lifeboats named Luebeck. U S Air Force planes spotted them all empty. The Pamir carried barley from Buenos Aires to Hamburg and had 52 years at sea serving as a training ship for cadets.

London Hamburg Atlantic Azores mid-Atlantic Carrie Buenos Aires U.S. Air Force

Five Killed On State Roads

Traffic fatalities in Kansas for 1957 rose with five week end victims added to the toll. Names include Marvin Buckley of Nowata Oklahoma and Billy Hallmark of Ellinwood among others killed in one car crashes on US routes near Coffeyville Great Bend and Goodland.

Kansas Marvin Buckley Lawrence Nowata Okla Coffeyville U. S. 169 Oklahoma State Line Billy Derrell Hallmark Ellinwood Great Bend U. S Topeka Maurice Baalman Grinnell Ray W. Lack Lincoln Kas Lawrence Lambert Goodand Goodland

Weigh In For Fight Between Robinson and Basilio

Sugar Ray Robinson weighed 160 pounds while Carmen Basilio weighed 153 for their 15 round middleweight title bout at Yankee Stadium tonight.

New York Sugar Ray Robinson Carmen Basilio Yankee Stadium

Gilmore Team Wins OU Drive for Cotton Bowl Trip

Ottawa University season football tickets sold total ên 326. Jess Gilmore led a team that won a trip to the Cotton Bowl in Dallas or tickets to Kansas games or a Kansas City weekend. Team members include Jim Alexander Leo Beller W E Gilliland and Sam Grey. Seats were opened at Wassmer's store with a smaller line than prior seasons.

Ottawa University Wassmer’s Bob Bundy Claude Webb University Lamar Phillips Jess Gilmore Dallas University of Kansas Kansas City Gilmore Jim Alexander Leo Beller W. E. Gilliland Sam Grey

Chinese seat at U N unlikely this session

United Nations delegates expect to sidetrack the question of seating Communist China until next year. The United States plans a steering-committee backed resolution urging no change this session. Indian sources say the agenda lacks enough votes, while Nationalist Chinese delegates claim about 50 countries may back the U S position. John Diefenbaker opens his first major foreign policy address as Canada’s new prime minister.

United Nations N.Y General Assembly China U.N U.S India U. S Assembly John Diefenbaker Canada

Deadline Oct 9 for protest on county farm appraisal

County commissioners set an Oct 9 protest deadline on the appraisal of the 83 acre county farm and county home, valued at 24000 dollars. Sales at auction must meet at least 75 percent of that appraisal, or no less than 18000 dollars, with sale date to be advertised after the protest deadline.

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