Three Cars Smash In Multi Vehicle Intersection Crash
A three car collision at Seventh and Main injured Mrs. Vicky J. Good 19 of 608 N. Cedar with a cut lip. Floyd J. Scott 23 of 922 N. King drove a 1964 Pontiac convertible northbound beside a truck while Mrs. Good, turning left, was southbound. Scott’s car and the blocked view led to a broadside crash into Nancy A. Mille 22 of 313 E. Th at the intersection.
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Seventh and Main
Vicky J. Good
N. Cedar
Floyd J. Scott
N. King
Scott
Mrs. Good
Nancy A. Mille
Ote tawa Herald Raises Single Copy Price May 1
The Ote tawa Herald will raise its single copy price from 7 cents to 10 cents starting May 1. Carrier delivered papers will rise by 5 cents per week in all areas due to higher newsprint costs. Paper mills increased newsprint by $5 per ton. Half of the carrier increase goes to carrier boys.
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Otetawa Herald
Strike Ruling In KC Ends Picket Action
Local 696 of the Teamsters Union at a National Labor Relations Board hearing today withdrew pickets from Ottawa Wholesale Grocery supplied stores in several cities, ending a long wage dispute since July 1965. Handbills will continue urging customers not to buy Ottawa products while picketing remains at Ottawa itself. Affected stores include School House Market and two Cloverse farm outlets in Ottawa, plus Service Grocery and Rutters Market in Lawrence, Cloverfarm in Emporia, and Cloverfarm in Wellsville.
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Kansas City
Teamsters Union
National Labor Reations Board
Ottawa Wholesale
Ottawa
Kan
James Rose
Plastic Pipe OK'd By City Commission
Ottawa voters approved plastic pipe for the city plumbing code after a lengthy council meeting. The decision faced opposition from the plumbing committee which warned data were insufficient and warned of health risks. Local officials noted copper and iron supplies are scarce and prices high, supporting an alternate material option.
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Plumbing
Res
Wichita
Durbin
Cope
Williamson
Comemissioner
Lyman Corlis Jr
Corlis
Laurence Wightman
Plase Tics Institute
Park Board Seeks Budget and Land for Unified System
Park Board members Blaine Phillips and Harold Crawford urged the city commission to fund long range planning after two seats became vacant. Mrs. Jack Wallace and Dr. J. E. Wallen were named to the board as the group discussed unifying City Park, College Park, Second Street area, Third and Poplar ponding area, and Forest Park under a single park system. They also debated relocating park entrance pillars and maintaining the Forest Park entrance with K-68 changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blaine Phillips
Harold Crawford
City Park Board
Commission
Phillips
Jack Wallace
J. E. Wallen
Park Board
Forest Park
Steve James
State Highway Commission
James
City Park
College Park
Second Street
Poplar
Artificial heart implanted in Houston patient
A 65 year old man from Westville Texas received an artificial heart to temporarily assist a damaged left ventricle. Doctors reported initial stability with a blood pressure of 130 over 70 after implantation, but the patient later faced acute right heart failure and emergency measures. The device, part of a $4.5 million research project, aims to support or replace heart function until recovery or full replacement is possible under Dr. Michael DeBakey and Baylor Methodist/Rice team.
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Houston
Tex
Marcel L. DeRudder
Westville
de- Rudder
DeRudder
John Lancaster
Baylor University
Lancaster
Methodist Hospital
Michael FE. DeBakey
Baylor Medical School
DeBakey
Bagelor
Methodist
Rice University
Civil Rights Agency Moves To Action in DOJ
Washington AP Roger Wilkins wins. After midnight the Community Relations Service moves from Commerce to the Justice Department, with Katzenbach backing the transfer. The House approved 220 to 163, Senate had approved earlier, placing civil rights mediation under the Attorney General as the agency joins the DOJ.
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Civil Rights Agency
Washington
Roger Wilkins
Department of Justice
Commerce Department
House
Senate
Justice Department
Nicholas Katzen
Bac
Wilkins
Johnson
Congress
Sneezing Teen Improves on Summer Climate Change
June Clark a 17 year old girl from Care el City Florida is reported to sneeze every eight minutes now down from every five minutes before she left Florida for a climate change. Her father says progress is slow but hopeful while doctors remain baffled after 16 weeks of symptoms.
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Clark
June
Union Leader Challenges House Committee's Rights
Washington AP The Supreme Court weighs Congress power to investigate subversion centering on the House Committee on UnAmerican Activities backed by the ACLU. John T. Gojack, former United Electrical vice president, challenges the committee and its purpose while the DOJ defends congressional subpoena power. The case tests balance between freedom of association and national security. Gojack previously faced contempt convictions for refusing to answer six questions, including membership in the Communist party, asserting First Amendment and privacy rights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
House Committee
American Civil Liberties Union
Justice Department
John T. Gojack
United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America
High Court
U.S. Circuit Court For
District of Columbia
Gojack
Communist Party
County forecast shows warm, fair night then milder Friday
Gene rally fair and warmer tonight with increasing clouds Friday. Low tonight around 40, highs Friday near 60s driven by south winds 15 to 20 mph. Record highs and lows cited for date with a 0.97 inch rainfall in last 24 hours and hourly temps listed. Barometer at 30.34.
Frost Nips Early Garden Plants In Franklin County
Light frost last night may have affected rhubarb and other garden plants in Franklin County. Temperatures fell from a high of 48 to a low of 25 degrees. Agriculture agent Bob Bozworth said the brief frost likely did little harm but warned longer freezes could threaten crops.
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Bob Bozworth
Franklin County
Bozworth
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North Cedar Street
Bob Grabham
Charles Williamson
Marevin Durbin
Kansas Cities
Health and Sane
Warren White
Perry
Perery Dam
White
Grabham
Vern Wadkins
First National Bank
Connie Wheeler
Debbie Reddick
Renee Engles
Miss Ottawa
Jody Keese
Jody
Ottawa University
Christian Keese
Omaha
Nebraska
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