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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Apr 14, 1966

Page

7

County Weather Forecast Says Fair to Friday

County forecast calls for mostly fair conditions through Friday with colder tonight and possible frost or freezing. Lows dip to the lower 30s, highs reach the 60s on Friday. Wednesday high 63, today’s low 35, last year same date high 63 and low 55. Record high 90 in 1936, record low 19 in 1907. Hourly temps end at 8 am today.

City tennis courts attacked by citizens rally

A push for better Ottawa tennis facilities spurred city action last night as Dave Mudrick and others urged officials to fix the Forest Park courts. Mayor Williamson and commissioners noted recent resurfacing while acknowledging the need for wider civic support and funds for recreation, including a pool.

Don Black Ottawa Dave Mudrick S. Elm Iike Ottawa Herald Forest Park Mudrick Don Hoglund S. Sycamore Wayne Lewis S. Cedar City Commission OHS

Paul Shanahan Dies At Home

TOPEKA AP Paul R Shanahan 67 Kansas secretary of state died at his home after months of illness. A Republican he was elected secretary of state in 1950 and had earlier served as Saline County undersheriff sheriff and state representative. Survivors include his wife.

Topeka Paul R. Shanahan Kansas Shanahan Saline County Kansas Peace Officers Association Kansas Legislative Council Kansas Interestate Cooperation Commission State School Fund Commission National Association of Secretaries of State

Buddhists Force Ky To Promise Elections In Saigon

Thousands of Buddhist demonstrators marched peacefully in Saigon after the military regime decreed elections for a civilian government in three to five months. A Buddhist leader said the pledge satisfies their main demands, signaling possible survival of the U.S.-backed junta until nationwide voting occurs.

Saigon South Viet Nam Buddhist Institute Nguyen Cao Ky

LBJ Signs Time Law Establishing Daylight Saving

President Johnson signed a bill creating a uniform Daylight Saving Time system from April to October nationwide. Starting next year the entire nation moves to DST from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October, with states allowed to opt to stay on standard time if the decision covers the whole state.

San Antonio Tex Johnson White House

A Day Left Until Deadline Make Arithmetic Right

Washington AP reports one more day to file federal income tax returns as the IRS reminds taxpayers to ensure arithmetic accuracy and clear name and address on forms. With 66 million returns expected, about 43.6 million had been filed by April 8, leaving 22.2 million to go before the Friday deadline. The IRS notes handling errors favors taxpayers about two to one, with miscalculations adding $194 million in revenue and $94 million in unexpected refunds last year.

Washington Internal Revenue Service IRS Sioner Sheldon S. Cohen

No Plan Thailand Rejects Birth Control Program

Bangkok Thailand AP The government decided not to adopt a national birth control program after a Cabinet meeting a spokesman said Thailand is still a wide country.

Bangkok Thailand Government of

Braves Plan Appeal Over Wisconsin Verdict

Atlanta Braves announce plans to appeal a Wisconsin court order forcing them to Milwaukee unless the National League grants Atlanta a 1967 team by May 16. Bartholomay says the court lacks power to breach their Georgia lease, noting a 25-year home in Atlanta. He expects the NL to appeal and plans to file in Wisconsin Supreme Court.

Atlanta Atlanea Braves Wisconsin Milwaukee Georgia William Baretholomay The Braves Atlanta Stadium Bartholomay National League League Wisconsin Supreme Court

Fate Of Kites Contest At Ottawa University

Ottawa University and McPherson College hold a kite endurance contest with 18 OU teams and 26 Mac teams slated to start. The event began with 30 kites on the field, many later faded as wind died, some kites tangled in trees, while teams kept strings aloft via relays. Nighttime search uses flashlights and reflective tape may aid visibility as the race resumes noon today.

Ottawa University McPherson College Mac Ottawa Imum McPherson Food Services H. L. Cartzdamer Glenn Lindsey Cartzhafner Lindsey

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