Side Swipes Ottawa speech by John Anderson governor candidate
Republican governor candidate John Anderson will speak in Ottawa on Thursday before the Ottawa Kiwanis Club at a noon luncheon. Ottawa University seniors return from their annual sneak, arriving after a Sunrise Beach trip with 57 aboard. Life around the United Nations includes exhausted police horses on the U.N. beat in New York.
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Otawa
Ottawa Kiwanis Club
Lowell Gish
Gish
Anderson
Ottawa University
Sunrise Beach
Lake of the Ozarks
Missouri
Glen Dick
Anne Greer
New York
United Nations
U.N
Kennedy Downgrades GOP Leadership in Erie Campaign
Democratic nominee John F. Kennedy criticized Republican leadership while rallying in Erie Pa amid a daylong tour for Pennsylvania and New York electoral votes. He urged stronger U S leadership at home, warned against Soviet gains, and highlighted the St Lawrence Seaway and federal role in public welfare as part of a broader campaign message.
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John F. Kennedy
Pennsylvania
New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States of America
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Nixon
Rial Nixon
Farler Kennedy
Lake Fire
St Lawrence Seaway
Atlantic
Boston
Lockport
N.Y
Weather forecast shaping mild and fair this week
County forecast shows largely fair and mild conditions this afternoon with partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday. Temperatures will be steady in the mid 70s for highs and near 50s to 60s for lows with cooler west winds and typical seasonal variation.
Burglars Crack Two Safes In Quenemo Kansas
Investigating officials probe a pair of burglaries in Quenemo that hit the town post office and a grocery in the central business district. Entry used pry bars. a grocery bar may have been used as a sledge to breach the post office vault.
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Osage County
Quenemo
Osage
Reed
Kansas Bureau of Investigation
Ottawa
Post Office
Five Dayer
Highway Patrol to Come Under State Commission
TOPEKA AP The Highway Commission will ask the 1961 legislature to place the highway patrol under the commission's jurisdiction. The patrol is now an independent agency with the superintendent appointed by the governor. The director Maurice Martin listed eight other recommendations, including clarifying the commission's authority to survey land and to buy or sell tracts. The notice noted potential administrative savings and reduced duplication of services.
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Highway Patrol
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Bill Poston
Reed
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Quenemo
Michigan Youths In A Kansas Jail
Two Michigan youths aged 14 and 18 were held in Phillipsburg Kansas jail after a spree of automobile thefts in Ruch Center Stockton and Glade. They were identified as Joseph Preston Yanez of Royal Oak and Daniel Clayton McGee of Wyandotte. Police caught them in Kearney Nebraska and brought them to Phillipsburg with sheriff and state investigators present. No charges filed yet.
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Michigan
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Joseph Preston Yanez
Royal Oak
Mich
Daniel Clayton McGee
Wyandotte
Jack Chance
Phillips County
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Neb
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Hallis
iHrabbe
Rooks County
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Ruch Center
Stockton and
Glade
Highway Patrol Funding and Transfers Proposal Discussed
Harvey Schmedemann stated he has not heard of the proposal and was not consulted. Martin noted salaries and expenses for highway patrol officers and related costs are paid from state highway fund appropriations. The commission advised moving expense payments for certain transfers and creating a revolving fund for advance right of way requisitions with reimbursement at construction.
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Highway Patrol
Harvey Schmedemann
Martin
State Highway Fund
Ithe State
Castro Says He'll Be Back
Cuban Prime Minister Fidel Castro left the Hotel Theresa to fly back to Cuba and said he would return probably in a few days. He conferred with President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic for two hours.
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New York
Fidel Castro
Theresa
Cuba
Castro
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Cubans May Be In US Illegally
New York Journal American reports two federal agencies probing a claim that about 50,000 Cubans posing as Puerto Ricans entered the United States illegally. Immigration Service and FBI involved, with Harlem cited as a living area. Potential impact on November voting noted.
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New York
New York Journal-American
United States
Ed Abiuity
Immigration Service
Federal Bureau of Investigition
Harlem
Funds Released For Air Bases In Missouri River Region
The Air Force released over 4 million dollars for construction at bases in the Missouri River region. Col Roland H. Cipolla announced allocations including 584000 for Whiteman Air Force Base to build runway overruns and an aircraft refueling vehicle maintenance shop, and 571000 at Forbes Air Force Base for runway approach lighting and a cold storage plant.
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Air Force
Air Force Bases
Missouri River
Roland H. Cipolla
Whiteman Air Force Base
Sedalia
Forbes Air Force Base
Topeka
Kan
Whiteman
Forbes
Sees Period Of Growth Ahead
Secretary of the Treasury Robert B. Anderson said the United States is nearing the end of recession-type adjustment, paving a long period of growth without inflation. Speaking to the IMF, he asserted the outlook for economic activity is favorable in the near term and for years ahead, noting inventories already slashed and consumer spending strong with record incomes.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. iAnderson
United States
Maor
Anderson
International Monetary Fund
Eight Year Old Killed In Osawatomie Mishap
An eight year old girl, daughter of Mr and Mrs John W Bennett of Osawatomie, Kansas, was struck by an automobile on her way to a Brownie meeting and died. A rummage sale is announced for Thursday and Friday at 336 Beech Ady.
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Osawatomif
Borah Bennett
Brownie
Seoul
John W. Bennett
Osawatome
Khrushchev Meets Tito at Park Avenue Mini Summit
Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev met privately with Yugoslavia's President Tito at his Park Avenue residence delaying UN plans. He greeted Tito warmly, dodged questions on Eisenhower Cuba and space, and dismissed a critic by Walter Reuther as barking. Khrushchev's mood appeared grim aside from a brief moment of cheer waving at college girls.
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Gulick
New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Yugoslavia
Tito
Park Avenue
United Nations
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Waltter Reuther
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Ers
Soviet Union
Hunter Collage
Nixon Tightens Message in Campaign Breakfast
Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged presenting the case for the free world to underdeveloped nations as a stronger effort than in the past. He spoke at a breakfast with Magazine Publishers Association editors before heading to Long Island for a day of campaigning.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
United States
Magazine Publishers Association
Long Island
Admission Of Red China Is Rejected
United Nations news notes Khrushchev facing setbacks on Red China seating and Congo aggression debates as the U N steering committee postpones immediate action. Nixon aggressively pursues Kennedy and blasts hunger claims while promising fiscal restraint amid Democratic critique. U S officials say Africa backs Hammarskjold as Western bloc wins Congo scheduling delay.
U N At A Glance On Congo Block And Red China Bid
A United Nations steering committee blocks two key Soviet aims the admission of Red China and opening talks on Congo aggression. Fidel Castro departs after a failed bid with the United States Sukarno and King Hussein are among expected newcomers as General Assembly policy speeches continue. Harold Macmillan is set to address the assembly Thursday.
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New York
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Wadsworth
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Fidel Vastra
U.N
Cuba
Fidel Castra
Sukarno
Indonesia
Jordan
Hussein
General Assembly
Traffic Up Tolls Down On Turnpike
WICHITA AP August traffic rose by more than 15 000 vehicles while tolls fell 2835 dollars from the 1959 month on the Kansas Turnpike Gale Moss general manager said tourist travel dropped but local traffic rose last month Turnpike revenues from all sources reached 627 320 with operating expenses 204 934 up sharply due to 23 new patrol cars and higher road repair costs Net revenues before interest stood at 424 386 about 96 3 percent of debt interest For the year ended Aug 31 Moss said net revenues met 83 4 percent of Intervest requirements compared with 80 3 percent previous Kansas City Expressway traffic and revenues peaked in August at 720 810 vehicles and 74784 50 in tolls
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Wichita
Kansas Turnpike
Gale Moss
Moss
Turnpike
Traffic Toll Topeka AP Log From 24 Hours To 9am
Kansas traffic death log records 24 hours to 9 am Wednesday. Details reference Topeka and 1960s comparable 1959 period. Includes 4H comparison and other figures from the AP log.
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Topeka
Kansas
Child Expert Urges Break From Sniveling Children
London report cites Prof. R. S. Mingworth of Sheffield University urging mothers to take occasional weekends away from noisy, dirty, wailing children for health reasons. He says wives should have time alone with their husbands to maintain wellbeing and family balance.
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London
APM
Amothers
R. S. Mingworth
Sheffield Universsity
Lodge backs separation time to aid mothers debate
Henry Cabot Lodge proposes weekend separations for parents and children to help mothers and children cope. At Oxford a conference of American and British women hears opinions on parenting and discipline. some support short breaks and spanking for children under ten.
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Oxsford
Nancy Blagg
Air Force
Marti Anderson
Grants To Yugoslavia For Atomic Energy Aid
The United States announced 35 000 in grants to Yugoslavia to aid the country's development of atomic energy uses for peaceful purposes as part of aid programs.
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Washington
United States
Yugoslavia
Wainb Insured Faye Plan Prescriptions Raney Drug
A fragmented OCR note lists Faye Plan insured through Raney Drug, with prescriptions referenced as CH2-Jo8g. Details are scant but suggest pharmacy and insurance identifiers tied to medication orders. Further clarity needed to confirm patient, provider, and exact drug names.
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Wainb
Faye
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