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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1967

Page

6

Vast Northwest forest fires scorch across several states

Vast areas of Idaho Oregon Montana and British Columbia burned as firefighters battled 400 plus new blazes amid hot dry conditions and looming lightning storms. Washington faced a historic high threat. No deaths reported. Major fires near Peck and Burn area. thousands of acres torched in Idaho Oregon and BC with labor worries and dry lightning storms.

Boise Idaho Oree Gon Montana British Coumbia Northwest Washington U.S. Forest Service Ogeden Utah Richard Stauber Forest Service North Peck Payette Salmon Nations Oregon Bureau of Land Management Burns Dalles British Columbia Walter Allen International Woodworkers of America Vancouver Island Dawson Creek Portage Mountain Glacier National Park U.S. Weather Bureau

Wichita police officer resigns to study ministry

After five years on the Wichita police force Joe Howe resigns to study at Ozark Bible College in Joplin Missouri. The 36 year old deacon at Riverlawn Christian Church says police work requires compassion for fellow man and will inform his new career as a minister.

Wichita Kan Joe Howe Ozark Bible College Joplin

Ottawa Herald Report From August 22 1967 Page 12

The page presents a compact slice of local news from Ottawa Herald dated August 22 1967. It outlines community updates and brief notices reflecting the era and regional concerns.

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Chess Is Fun If You Dig It At U S Open In Atlanta

In Atlanta the 68th annual U S Open Chess Championship features grand masters Nichol as Rossolimo Pal Benko and Robert Byrne among entrants and 15 year old Eugene Meyer amid more than 200 players. Tournament director George Koltanowski notes players are among the nicest people under the sun even as they battle in mini battles over throwaway boards with the stress and joy of chess.

Atlanta, Ga Nicholas Rossolimo Atlanta Rossolimo Pal Benko Robert Byrne Eugene Meyer George Koltanowski Koltanowski

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