Kansas Floods Ravage Towns and Halt Aid Efforts
Flash floods across eastern Kansas swamp Wichita and threaten to engulf the Little Arkansas River. Descriptions from AP reporter Frank Tiffany show whole towns flooded with streets waterlogged and rail lines washed out. Army engineers estimate damage above 85 million dollars as towns like Ottawa and Topeka face isolation and rescue planes deliver supplies and vaccines.
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Wichita
Arkansas
Frank Tiffany
Associated Press
Kansas
Kansas City
Manhattan
Ottawa
Marion
Strong City
Salina
Abilene
Florence
Beloit
Council Grove
State Board of Health
Ottawa Herald
Chanute
Emporia
Topeka
Sante Fe
el] Capitan
Cedar Point
Donald C. Humphreys
Air Force
Staffordville
Forbes Air Base
St. Louis
Clifton
Missouri
El Doctor Issue Goes Before Court in Florence
In Pinal County Superior Court here today Ardashes Nighbohossian known as El Doctor faced a motion to bar him from practicing medicine without a license. Judge Frank E. Thomas of Cochise County presided over the injunction hearing. An affidavit from the county attorney and J H Patterson of the state board of registration in medicine alleged he practiced without license. He claimed to treat many ailments and accepted cash gifts while deposits of 3000 dollars weekly were noted in a Casa Grande bank.
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Florence
Pinal County
Nighohessian
el Doctor
Casa Grande
Clarence Brown Dies At 65 In Phoenix
Clarence M. Brown 65 of 1319 E Garfield died last night from a heart attack after arriving at Memorial Hospital. An engineer at the Arizona State Hospital he had chest pains noted by his son Phillip. Funeral services are being arranged with A. L. Moore and Sons. Also noted is Nebraska fossil beds and glacial deposits indicating past inland sea conditions in the region.
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Clarence M. Brown
E. Garfield
Memorial Hospital
Brown
Arizona State Hospital
Phillip
A. L. Moore and Sons
Nebraska
Ridgway sets terms for resuming armistice talks in Kaesong
General Ridgway demands a five mile neutral zone around Kaesong with free access to roads, a ban on armed personnel, and limited delegations of 150 per side. He insists talks proceed with equal standing or move to a new location. Newsmen for the U N would join the U N delegation if allowed. The Communists oppose entry of their reporters.
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U. N
Kaesong
Ridgway
Kim Il Sung
Peng Teh Huai
U.N
Red
Negotiator Ridgway Demands Equality in Kaesong Talks
Ridgway told the Red delegation that U N negotiators in Kaesong must have full equality. He cited prior restrictions on movement, proximity of armed guards, blocked couriers, and delays in two way communications. He blamed the ongoing recess on these unreasonable limits and refusal to admit certain convoy personnel.
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Ridgway
U. N
Kaesong
Reds
Arizona water chief seeks unity on law and geology
The Arizona water chief outlined a plan to unite existing water law with geological facts to achieve the greatest good for the greatest number. He will present the challenge to Prescott agricultural interests and push for broad agreement on sound, economically optimal solutions. W W Lane, state land commissioner, attended to discuss current policies and critical groundwater areas, with Frank Gyberg of Cornville presiding.
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Arizona
Prescott
W. W. Lane
Lane
Frank Gyberg
Cornville
Adams Taught Rhetoric at Harvard, Historical Note
President John Quincy Adams once taught rhetoric at Harvard, a lesser known facet of his early career. The future president served as a Harvard instructor before his political rise, reflecting his long involvement in education and public speaking.
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John Quincy Adams
Rhetoric
Harvard
Melon Fete Concludes With Queen and Runners-Up
The event crowns a queen to replace Mary Ann Davis of Phoenix from last year’s queen, with attendants and runners-up. A carnival mood features kiddie rides, hot dogs, and concession booths. Tonight’s program lists Lydia Dzambik, Tommy Suglio, Spanish dancers, and more, with talent in Glendale and Phoenix venues. Three contestants named: Nancy Ann Sutter, Patricia Tasker, and Merilee Dooley.
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Fage One
Mary Ann Davis
Phoenix
Lydia Dzambik
Tommy Suglio
Bill Reno
Glendale High School
Lariat Club
Thomas Peterman
Hiro Romura
Patsy Cross
Glen Howard
Leta Gay Dodsaqa
Angela Balase
Ist
Lavena Williams
Marilu Cione
Vivian Carrol
Nancy Ann Sutter
E. Carter
Patricia Tasker
Glendale
Merilee Dooley
E. Diamond
Mrs. Sarah J. Reed Dies in Tempe at 78
Mrs. Sarah J. Reed of Tempe died yesterday morning at her home 601 S 40th St aged 78. A Uniontown Arkansas native, she lived in Arizona 24 years and is survived by sons Fred and William F of Phoenix, another son Charlie, and daughter Mrs. Ethel Rice of Bakersfield. Funeral at 10 a.m. tomorrow at Carr Mortuary Chapel Tempe with Rev. Lloyd Groomer officiating. Interment in Double Butte Cemetery.
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Tempe
Sarah J. Reed
S. 40Th Street
Here
Uniontown
Ark
Arizona
Fred
William F
Phoenix
Charlie
Ethel Rice
Bakersfield
Calif
Carr Mortuary Chapel
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Borden
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Franks
U.S
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7Th Ave
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Camay
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