Ottawa Beauty Pageant Parade to feature Miss America
The Miss Ottawa Pageant parade nears May 7 at 2 30 p m with 34 units and bands from Ottawa Baldwin Wellsville Pomona and Lyndon plus Fort Leavenworth troops. Miss America Debbie Bryant and Gov William H Avery will attend and greet crowds after the parade.
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Ottawa
America
Kansas
Hope High School
Dewey Cook
Chamber of Commerce Retail Committee
Ray Shumate
Cook
Ft. Leavensworth
Ft. Leavenworth
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas City
Baldwin
Wellsville
Pomona
Lyndon
City Park
Weather Wire Tornado Bulletin Issued On First Day
Ottawa police used a new weather wire from Wichita on Friday to issue a tornado bulletin. The alert covered a corridor from Beaver Oklahoma to Hoisington Kansas through Fairbury Nebraska to Topeka and Ottawa with threats of one or two isolated tornadoes and possible severe thunderstorms with large hail and damaging winds. The Topeka Essa Weather Bureau canceled the watch at 10:35 p.m.
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Ottawa
Wichita
Beaver
Okla
Hoisington
Kan
Fairbury
Neb
Topeka
Arkansas City
Essa Weather Bureau
Milwaukee Happenings Show Two Nudes Bathing in Beer Coolers
Milwaukee police seek details about a Memorial Center event labeled a happening by Tracy Atkinson of the Art Center. About 250 attendees paid a dollar to view two nude performers bathing in beer coolers, prompting questions from Capt. Robert Ziernik of the vice squad about potential District Attorney involvement.
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Milwaukee
Memorial Center
Robert Ziernik
Ball warns De Gaulle policies could spark new European rivalries
Secretary Ball argues France under De Gaulle seeks a first class status amid Europe’s NATO ties. He warns pulling France from NATO and forcing a special European role weakens the common defense and risks renewed East West tensions. Ball says Europe must unite for true independence and equal status with the United States.
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Washington
George W. Ball
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
American Society of International Law
Ball
de Gaulle
France
Atlantic World
CBS
Society
NATO
United States
Atlantic
Soviet Union
County Forecast Briefing of Weekend Weather
Partly cloudy tonight and Sunday with cooler tonight and warmer Sunday. Low tonight in the mid 30s, high Sunday 60 to 65. Friday high 76, today low 44. Year ago today high 87, low 54. Record high 92 in 1959, record low 26 in 1908. Precipitation for the last 24 hours ended 7 am measured at .26 inch. Hourly temper notes follow.
Local Boards Can Publish Inductees
Washington state and local draft boards may publish lists of registrants ordered for induction in their discretion. The APME requested release of names, but state directors indicated no nationwide restriction. variations exist by state. Navy Capt. Pascoe cited a 1962 memorandum clarifying no direct prohibition by the director, allowing local boards to publish lists as appropriate.
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Washington
Selective Service
Associated Press
Navy
William S. Pascoe
Selective Service Public Information Officer
Hershey
Pascoe
US Position Avoids Declaration of War
Pentagon report to the Senate Armed Services Committee argues a formal war declaration would reduce U S flexibility in Viet Nam, heighten misperceptions, and jeopardize Johnsons calls for a peaceful settlement. It notes no legal requirement for a declaration and cites past presidential actions without Congress.
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Washington
North Viet Nam
Pentagon
U.S
Senate Armed Services Committee
Viet Nam
Congress
United States
Defense Department
McNamara
Johnson
South
Southeast Asia
Road System Built by North Viet Nam in Laos Panhandle
AP reports North Viet Nam rushed equipment and supplies south before the monsoon season, constructing about 200 miles of road in the Laos Panhandle. An estimated 1,500 to 3,000 trucks operate there, with 35 miles camouflaged by bamboo trellises and branches to hide from U.S. aircraft. The buildup aims to increase Main-force units in the south and push materiel before rains begin mid May.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
North Viet Nam
Laos Panhandle
U.S
Hane Oi
mideMay
Ottawa Sports Banquet Honors Orlis Cox for 40 Years
The annual Ottawa Sports Banquet takes place tonight at the Ottawa University Union. A buffet style dinner honoring Orlis Cox for four decades of service to the community will begin at 7 14 PM.
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Ottawa
Ottawa University Union
Orlis Cox
Lost Dutchman Gold Mine Found After 85 Years
Oklahoma City investigator Glenn Magill and five partners claim to have located the Lost Dutchman Gold Mine in Arizona's Superstition Mountains using maps said to come from the Jacob Waltz lineage. They say they have consulted attorneys and federal agencies and are deciding their next steps.
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Oklahoma City
Oklahoma
Arizona
Phoenix
Glenn Magill
Jacob Waltz
Magill
Erwin Ruth
Washington
Ruth
Don Miguel Peralta
Soviet Press Slams U.S. Nuclear Accident in Nevada
Moscow papers condemn the accidental underground nuclear test that spread radioactive iodine to five western states. Krasnaya Zvezda and Pravda urge U.S. leaders to halt dangerous armament and accept a ban on underground tests with on the spot inspections.
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Moscow
U.S
Nevada
Krasnaya Zvezda
United States
Pravda
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
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Ottawa University
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