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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1964

Page

7

Kansas City Riot Not Racial In Origin

In Kansas City Kansas an all Negro crowd clashed with police after a roadside auto accident. Nine arrested and six injured as officers attempted to clear a path for emergency vehicles. NAACP leaders urge talks to address crowd control and police dog use while noting racial tensions in schooling and employment.

Kansas City Kan Kansas NAACP Ted B. Peacock Walters Kansas Civil Rights Commission 10Th District Court of Appeals Denver

Miners Rescued After 250 Foot Deep Cave In

Nine men trapped by a rockfall were brought to Champagnole Hospital after a long rescue. They emerged in a metal capsule, one man Martinez sprained an ankle days earlier. Andre Jacques, 28, led the return, aided by a massive drill and military escorts.

Martinez Champagnole Hospital Max Montagne Champagnole Andre Jacques Jacques

Scientists Plan Next Moon Shot

AP from Pasadena reports Jet Propulsion Laboratory outlines the Surveyor project a soft landing spacecraft with cameras designed for 30 days on the lunar surface Two more Rangers are slated for launch early next year and Surveyor is slated for late next year The program aims to image objects the size of pinheads with a two camera system and a clamshell arm for three dimensional viewing and sample handling

Pasadena Calif Jet Propulsion Laboratory U.S. Space Agency Bea Atats Ranger Photoneed Grate Surveyor Giberson BpAds Lunar Heart of Surveyor Moon Earth

Wheat price supports set in 1965 stabilization plan

The Agriculture Department announced the 1965 wheat stabilization measures. The national allotment remains 49.5 million acres, with price support loans averaging $1.25 a bushel and marketing certificates at 75 cents for 45 percent production. Export certificates are 30 cents for 35 percent production. Mills pay 75 cents a bushel on all wheat milled for food. Diversion payments shrink, and overplanting up to 50 percent remains eligible only if extra wheat is bonded. Participation runs Aug 24 to Oct 2 in winter wheat areas, with spring wheat growers signing up next year.

Hospital Notes Admissions and Births Reported

Admissions list includes Mrs. Francis Eggleston Donald L Lytle Mrs Nettie Swallow Chris Gorton Merle Atchison Alice Hoppe Rev R B Shoemaker Keith Kelley Warren Easley Elm Mrs W N Smith and others Births record son to Mr and Mrs Larry Hotaling at 741 Ash weighing 8 lb Dismissals note Jeffery Lynn Hahner Mrs Theodore Morlan and Mrs Harry Bates on various days

Francis Eggleston Paola Donald L. Lytle S. Cedar Nettie Swallow Pomona Chris Gorton Merle Atchison Alice Hoppe R. B. Shoemaker Rantoul Keith Kelley Waverly Warren Easley Elm W. N. Smith Larry Hotaling Ash, Son Jeffery Lynn Hahner Princeton Theodore Morlan Lyndon Harry Bates Logan

KC Markets Kansas City cattle and hogs prices report

KC Markets Kansas City reports cattle 4,500 head with steer and heifer prices mostly steady to down, hogs 2,500 head showing barrows and gilts down while sows firm, sheep 800 head steady with spring lambs and feeder offerings noted, reflects steady to lower tone across sectors.

Kansas City

Butter and eggs steady in Chicago market report

Market notes from Chicago indicate butter prices unchanged and eggs steady to firm. Whites 34 and other grades show 70 percent or better. Mixed, mediums, standards quoted with modest variation. dirties not quoted. checks at 23.

Chicago

Santa Claus jury excused for occupational reasons

Raymond J. Yellig, 67, manager of the Santa Claus village Christmas exhibit in southern Indiana, was excused from federal grand jury duty this term by Judge William E. Steckler for occupational reasons. The AP report notes Yellig plays Santa Claus in the year round attraction.

Indianapolis Santa Claus Federal Grand Jury Raymond J. Yellig William E. Steckler Yellig Indiana

Garnett Youth In Good Condition After Go Cart Crash

A 15 year old Garnett boy named Jimmy Jasper was injured in a go cart race at Garnett. He was thrown from his cart and struck by another cart during the final race. He sustained fractures of the leg and pelvis and was reported in fairly good condition at the University of Kansas Medical Center.

Kansas City Kan University of Kansas Medical Center Jimmy Jasper

Riots in Jersey City as youths clash with police

Bands of young Black youths hurled gasoline bombs bricks and bottles at officers in Jersey City New Jersey injuring two Black men and 16 others. Police arrested seven more suspects bringing total arrests to 20 since Sunday night as 100 officers patrolled the area and stores were looted.

New Jersey Jersey City N.J Louis Mitchell John Dudley Mitchell Dudley Harry Schultz Whelan Ity Hall Grand Woodward Woodward Street Grand Street

Barry Goldwater Heads Out To Sea For Rest

Sen. Barry Goldwater sails on the Sundance off Balboa California for a day of rest before the campaign. He may not allow news crews aboard, plans to meet Republican lawmakers in Washington next, and will face questions on Viet Nam, foreign policy, and presidential selection.

Barry Balboa Calif Barry Goldwater Santa Rosa Goldwater Tilly Washington House Bob Wilson California South Viet Nam White House State Department Johnson Robert Kennedy Bobby Baker Billy Sol Estes South Viet Nam U.S

U2 Trip Arose Crisis During Cuban Missile Standoff

Former State Department intelligence chief Roger Hilsman says a U2 strayed into Soviet airspace during the Cuban missiles confrontation, triggering a crisis within the crisis. He notes the episode followed a 1960 incident when a U2 was shot down, shaping U.S. reconnaissance policy and tensions.

Washington Soviet Union State Department Roger Hilsman Hilsman Look Magazine United States Alaska North

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