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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 02, 1966

Page

7

Army Seeks Ways To Put More Recruits Into Basic Training

Washington AP The Army seeks methods to train over 130000 National Guard and Reserve recruits stuck in a growing backlog. Regular training centers are full, while many guardsmen and reservists receive limited home armory drills. Measures include expanding facilities and adjusting prebasic training credit.

Army Washington National Guard Guard Johnson

School board weighs staffing moves and new policy

The board discussed appointing a replacement for Meyer with a written request to the superintendent, noted difficulty finding math and science teachers, and planned to forward policy on teacher administrator relations to the Ottawa Teachers Association. John C. Wilson was elected school treasurer at a $50 monthly salary with a $50,000 bond.

Forker Meyer Wo Forker Ottawa Teachers' Association John C. Wilson T. K. Keelin George Fuller Mickey Seymour Margaret Douglass Evert E. Tyson Loren Offenbacker

Rebel Flags Hard To Find

MONTGOMERY Ala AP Confed flags scarce as civil rights furor trims production. W L Jenkins of Birmingham a decorator for politics to Christmas displays says Northern flag makers are reluctant to manufacture them and he had to contact more than 30 makers before finding one willing on special basis at higher cost.

Montgomery Ala W.L. Jenkins Birmingham

Ballet Star Injures Knee at Lincoln Center

Ballet star Dame Alicia Markova serious injury reported after a fall while talking to a friend at the Metropolitan Opera House in Lincoln Center. She is listed in satisfactory condition in hospital with no further details given about her condition or prognosis.

New York Alicia Markova Metropolitan Opera House Lincoln Center

Carving Lifelong Talent Lyndon Man in Ku Lyndon

Glenn Stark of Lyndon carves miniature biblical figures and life size pieces including old fashioned cigar store Indians. His work has traveled to Virginia California and Texas. He began carving at age ten in the Navy and now creates detailed figures with humor and inspirational messages.

Glen Stark Lyndon Stark Glenn Stark Lawrence Virginia California Texas

Michigan Senate race tops national primary scene

Former Gov G Mennen Williams leads Michigan Democratic Senate race with Detroit Mayor Jerome Cavanagh in late bid to upset. Williams backed by unions including United Auto Workers. Griffin not opposed in November. Romney and Ferency unopposed in their races. other primaries in Idaho Kansas Missouri and Tennessee. Smylie seeks fourth term in Tennessee.

Associated Press G. Mennen Willliams Michigan Senate Nomie Nation Detroit Jerome Cavanagh Williams Senate United Auto Workers Cavanagh Robert P. Griffin Griffin Patrick V. Moe Namara George Romney Romney Zolton Ferency Idaho Kansas Missouri Tennessee Robert E. Smylie

Kansans face primary with low key race, high turnout forecast

Hal Boyle reports 317000 Kansans expected to vote in a subdued primary peopled by few issues. Senate and nine state offices on ballot with reapportioned districts. Incumbent Pearson favored in GOP Senate race while Avery likely to win renomination for governor amid light campaigning.

Topeka U.S Elwin M. Shanahan Kansas Senate Camepaign Robert Ellseworth Pearson Wichita Willliam D. Tarrant Ava Anderson Concordia Houses J. Floyd Breeding Leigh Warner Cimarron Harold Herd Coldwater E. L Ken) Smith William H. Avery Dell Crozier Avery Crozier Robert Docking Arkansas City George Docking A.sereneway GOBR Ellseworth Reynolds Shultz Lawrence George Haley Kansas City Wayne Anegell Ottawa Ole Nesmith Larry Winn Jr Leawood Howard D Prairie Village Richard D. Rimmer Fairway Marvin &. Rainey Overland Park Joe J. Poizener Garner Shriver Albert J al) Hirsh Gough Davis Paul H. Gerling

Fat Animal Sale At County Fair Set For Aug 25

A 4 H market animal sale is planned for 5 30 p m on August 25 at the Franklin County Fair The sale aims to raise funds for about 40 to 50 4 H members to cover project expenses A commission firm will bid base prices and buyers can pay the difference between bid and sale price The event offers a path to profit for champions while most participants rarely earn money Franklin County Sale Committee notes the sale will also promote interest in 4 H projects and may include locker plant arrangements for home use

Franklin County Humane Shelter Forker Feee Hawkins Green Dell Joe Terrill Franklin County Franklin County Sale Committee Lloyd Davidson Martin Dickinson Bill Ransom Guy Briscoe George Wingert Roy Herring Dale Smith Charles Neal

Harry Wiles Breaks Arm in City Surgery

TOPEKA AP Harry Wiles of the Kansas Corporation Commission was to undergo corrective surgery today for fractures of his right arm.

Topeka Harry Wiles The Kansas Corporation Commission

Lawmakers Consider Johnson Power Over Air Strike

The Senate tackles a measure granting President Johnson authority to end the 26 day airline strike, with proposals to let Congress or the White House order workers back. The plan would allow a six month halt and faces strong labor opposition. Senate Labor Committee approves similar legislation.

Washington Senate Johnson Congress Organized Labor Capitol Hill White House United States Wayne Morse D-Ore Morse Senate Labor Committee

Ottawa Herald Subscription Rates And Details

Ottawa Herald lists its address at 104 S. Cedar and notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays. Editor Robert B. Wellington, rates shown for trade area by mail: 1 month 1.00, 3 months 3.00, 6 months 5.00, 1 year 9.00. outside trade area by mail: 1 month 1.50, 3 months 4.25, 6 months 8.00, 1 year 15.00. AP is exclusive for local news and dispatches.

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