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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1969

Page

7

Arson Charged to Murder in State Hospital Fire

Lester Grazier 22 of DeSoto faces first degree murder charges for deaths in a December 27 fire at Kansas State Hospital. The case was amended from arson and manslaughter as two juveniles held in connection with the blaze await juvenile hearings. Grazier and the youths were patients at the hospital.

Paola Kan Lester W. Grazier DeSoto Kansas State Hospital Grazier Miami County Atty Lynn Martin Joson Brooks Hinkle Pittsburg Overland Park Johnson County State Hospital

Hickel nomination delayed in Senate Interior fight

The Senate deferred Walter J. Hickel’s interior secretary nomination at least until Wednesday as objections surfaced over the hearing record. The Interior Committee had voted 4-3 to support confirmation, with four dissenters arguing Hickel lacks necessary background and conservation commitment. The article lists other confirmed Nixon appointees and cabinet members, plus the pending Foreign Relations and Armed Services actions.

Washington Senate Walter J. Hickel Mike Mansfield Senate Interior Committee Mansfield Democratic Committee Alaska Nixon White House Hickel Charles W. Yost United Nations Foreign Relations Committee Senate Armed Services Committee California David R. Packard Uniformed Services William P. Rogers New York the Treasury David M Kennedy Chicago Melvin R. Laird Wisconsin House Republican Conference Michigan Agriculture Clifford M. Hardin University of Nebraska George P. Shultz Graduate School of Business University of Chicago Winton M. Blount

Nixon opens inaugural with peace theme under debate

Demos and Repubs back Nixon’s peace emphasis as the main inaugural theme. Fulbright hails the shift from confrontation to negotiation and says Congress will give him time to pursue peace while Jackson warns the honeymoon may be limited on domestic issues.

Washington Senate Nixon Vietnam J. W. Fulbright Senate Foreign Relations Committee Arkansas

Strife In Mid-East and Domestic Politics Mixed Reactions

Israeli desert patrols killed six Arab saboteurs in two clashes near Ein Yahav in the Negev, with no Israeli casualties. The Al Fatah unit was named. In Washington, reactions to Nixon's address praised its restraint and balance on domestic and foreign policy, with Sen. Muskie noting the need for time, while Republicans lauded his firmness and promise of diplomacy.

Tel Aviv Negev

Garrison jury selection opens in Shaw trial

New Orleans awaits the start of juror examinations in the Jim Garrison case as 169 citizens were summoned for prospective juror service in the trial of Clay Shaw accused of conspiring to murder President Kennedy. The case centers on a theory of a conspiracy involving multiple actors and coverups.

New Orleans Clay Shaw Dist. Atty Jim Garrison John F. Kennedy Edward A. Haggerty Jr Shaw Dallas Criminal District Asst. Dist James L. Alcock Garrison Haggerty Alcock U.S. Atty Ramsey Clark Kennedy Atty. Gen. Clark Clark General Sessions Court Washington National Archives Warren Warren Commission Oswald Jack Ruby Ruby Perry R. Russo Lee Harvey Oswald Russo Lake Pontchartrain

Viet Cong Attacks Rise During Nixon Inauguration

Viet Cong and North Vietnamese troops attacked U S land, river, and air forces with rockets, mortars, and grenades during Nixon’s inauguration period. At least six American service members were killed and three wounded, with a civilian among the injured. Security forces uncovered munitions caches and disrupted a sampan convoy as attacks extended to Saigon, its patrol boats, and ports including Vung Tau with rocket barrages on Long Son Island.

Saigon U.S Nixon Demilitarized Zone Tom Green County Vung Tau Long Son Island

Johnson hints grandson could become president one day

Lyn Don Johnson told supporters that his grandson Lyn Nugent could become president if he behaves himself does the right thing and works hard. Johnson spoke Monday in Washington in a lighthearted remark about the country’s future leadership.

Washington Lyndon Johnson Lyn Nugent Johnson

Goldwater Draws Crowd At Nixon Inaugural Ball

Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater, once the 1964 GOP nominee, lit up an inaugural ball crowd as he joined the Republican revelry over Richard Nixon becoming president. Goldwater quipped that after 1964 he felt like the only Kamikaze pilot who ever made a round trip.

Washington Arizona Barry Goldwater Richard Nixon Goldwater

Jurors Possible In Sirhan Kennedy Murder Trial

In Los Angeles prosecutors accepted the jury as constituted and defense counsel kept silent as possible automatic seating of 12 jurors and six alternates hovered. Judge Walker selected a Los Angeles hotel to house the panel with private rooms and monitored facilities.

Los Angeles Sirhan Bishara Sirhan Robert F. Kennedy Walker

Rights Head Sees Holes In Open Housing Bill

Homer Floyd of the Kansas Commission on Civil Rights warns the proposed housing bill has loopholes that could limit anti discrimination coverage. He suggests broadening scope and easing redress, noting current steps require local agency action and potential civil suits only after delays. The measure, drafted by Sen. Norman E. Gaar, mirrors a 1966 federal concept.

Topeka Homer Floyd Kansas Commission On Civil Rights Floyd Kansas Senate Committee On State and Local Affairs Norman E. Gaar R-Westwood Gaar Senate Kansas Commission On Civil Rights Kansas City Commission

Tricia Nixon Praises Inaugural Speech

Tricia Nixon, eldest daughter of the president, said the speech was the most eloquent she has heard, praising her father’s inaugural address.

Washington (Ap Tricia Nixon

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