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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1970

Page

8

Witness Testimony Ties Calley to My Lai Shootings

AP report from Fort Benning says Lt. William Calley shot a white robed monk and a child after two civilian groups were killed at My Lai. Radio operator Charles Sledge testified Calley ordered “to waste ’em” as they approached villagers.

FT. Benning, Ga William Calley My Lai Calley Charles Sledge Sledge Paul Meadle

Cambodian battalion nearly wiped out in northeast Phnom Penh fight

National Cambodian forces reported heavy losses after a day of clashes with North Vietnamese and Viet Cong troops protecting Peam Chikang district headquarters, 37 miles northeast of Phnom Penh. Communications and helicopter resupply failed as air support struggled to reach the defenders.

Phnom Penh Cambodia Peam Chikang South Vietnam Kompong Som U.S Saigon

KU Student Shot After Scuffle Over Strike Graffiti

A white University of Kansas senior, 22 year old Harry Kirke Snyder of Topeka, was shot during a confrontation with two black youths defacing the Watson Library steps with the word strike. Snyder was hospitalized with unknown condition as witnesses described a scuffle and the suspects fleeing. police details were not released.

Lawrence, Kan University of Kansas Watson Library Harry Kirke Snyder Topeka Lawrence Memorial Hospital Mary Athey University Relations Office Snyder Lawrence Kansas Board of Regents Gary D. Jackson K.U

Local Funeral Home Changes Hands in Ottawa

After 48 years in Ottawa the Towner family sells part interest in Towner's Funeral Chapel at 626 N Main to Paul Damron of Burlington. The chapel will be renamed Damron-Towner Chapel Inc with Towner staying on a few years. Damron, his wife Janice, and associates bring a Burlington lineage and prior mortuary experience to the business.

Robert B. Wellington Ottawa Joe Towner Towner N. Main Paul Damron Burlington Damron-Towner Chapel, Inc Town American Legion Legion Masons Ararat Shrine Sertoma Club Chamber of Commerce Rena 1447 Willow Damron Emporia State Kansas City College of Mortuary Science Lyndon Damion Janice Dana White Drew Spence Mariss Rotary Club VFW Masonic Lodge David Miller Dorothy Reams Cedar

Brazilian Terrorists Kidnap Swiss Envoy

In Rio de Janeiro terrorists armed with automatic weapons abducted Swiss Ambassador Giovanni Enrico Bucher as he traveled to the embassy. A Brazilian guard was shot three times. the operation lasted two minutes and leaves the diplomat missing amid a history of recent political kidnappings in Brazil.

Rio DE Janeiro Brazil Giovanni Enrico Bucher National Liberation Alliance U.S C. Burke Elbrick Elbrick

Weather County Forecast fair and warmer into Tuesday

Fair and warmer tonight and Tuesday with a low around 30s and a high in the 60s. Weekend readings show a 48 high Saturday and 44 Sunday with a 17 overnight and a 24 today, plus a record high 74 in 1967 and a 1960s low. Hourly temps through 8 am list 26 to 42 and barometer 30.23. Electricity in Pomona to be off 2 to 8 hours Tuesday afternoon December 8 weather permitting.

Pomona

Dedication Friday for Canterbury Court housing project set

Dedication for Canterbury Court, a 72 unit Episcopal Church housing project in Ottawa, is set for 4 p.m. Friday with Rt. Rev. Edward C. Turner and Rev. Leopold Hoppe in attendance. The FHA approved the project, with Kencraft Inc. as general contractor and Capital Federal Savings and Loan providing a 1,068,100 loan. Eight four bedroom, thirty three, twenty two two, and twelve one bedroom units will be available, many ready by Jan. 1.

Canterbury Court Leopold Hoppe Edward C. Turner Topeka Kansas Episcopal Church of Ottawa Inc Grace Church Father Hoppe Bishop Turner Development Administration Olive Ottawa Senior High Church Vestry Capital Federal Savings and Loan Association Hoppe Dr. J. W. Selby Robert L. Pinet Frank

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