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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1964

Page

5

Alaska Rebuilding Drags On From Quake Damage

The Alaska Reconstruction story surveys Anchorage Seward Kodiak and Valdez after the March 27 earthquake. It notes unstable soil delays flood of projects, frost limits outdoor work, and a long road to recovery with fears the initial rebuilding push may lose momentum.

Alaska Anchorage Seward Kodiak Valdez Manley E. Rogers Waterville Maine Army Corps of Engineers Northland Army 4Th Avenue Denali Task Force 9 Alaska Reconstruction Commission Clinton P. Anderson D-N.m Fairbanks Juneau Nome Sitka Ketchikan Charles B. West Westours

Williamsburg Area Notes Stork shower for Mrs. Tommy Allen

Mrs Leila Hegle spent Thursday at Herrington attending a stork shower for her daughter Mrs Tommy Allen. During a May storm the Kesners home in Williamsburg was struck by lightning damaging two circuits and fixtures. insurance covered the loss. Miss Alice Carrow attended the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs Bill Tuttle in Waverly this Sunday.

Leila Hegle Herrington Tommy Allen Kesners Williamsburg Alice Carrow Bill Tuttle Waverly

Richmond Area News Items Include Sales and Visits

The quarterly conference and church delegates approved selling the annex to Lee Metzer and the former U P Church site to Roy Sayler and Myrtle Platt of Sutter California. Lonnie Platts’ relatives visited Garnett while Leland Morrow recovered after heat exhaustion. A Friendly Circle potluck at Fellowship Hall drew twelve attendees and quilters worked for Mrs Cochran.

Mabel Chandler Lee Metzer U.P Roy Sayler Myrtle Platt

Bluster and Bluntness Mark Johnsons Foreign Policy Line

AP News Analysis by John M. Hightower examines how the Johnson administration walks a fine line between blunt rhetoric and bluster to warn Red China and North Vietnam without destabilizing aims. It notes potential clashes between foreign policy goals and domestic politics as the year unfolds.

John M. Hightower Washington Far East China Viet Nam Johnson

KCC Raises Kansas Oil Production Allowable for July

Wichita AP report says the Kansas Corporation Commission increased July oil production to 292000 barrels daily, up 12000 from June. Testimony argued the May to June cut to 280000 barrels hurt deep and spaced wells, with a proposed change to set allowables by depth and acreage.

Wichita The Kansas Corporation Commission Kansas Conservation Division John P. Roberts

Wire Walker Learns Again in Arkansas City Life

Raymond Hasselbring, 14 when he joined a circus as a high wire artist, now at 69 learns to walk with an artificial leg after amputation. He works at home decor and crafts, babysits garden duties, and sells or gifts wall hangings, trivets, lamps, and jewelry. His long career spans Dodge City circuses, Ringling Brothers tours, and oil field work, ending in Pratt, Three Sands, and finally Arkansas City area. He and his wife, married in 1917, have a son, a daughter, six grandchildren, and a great‑grandson.

Arkansas City Kan Raymond Hasselbring Hasselbring Dodge City Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus Boone Bryant Wichita Russell W. Miller Medford Okla Bucklin Copeland Syracuse Johnson, Kan Terest Kansas Three Sands Pratt Shell Oil Co Sedan

Bethel Notes Mention Lydia Allen in Hospital and Pulpit Vacancy

Bethel area notes Lydia Allen is a patient at Watkins Memorial Hospital in Lawrence. Thomas Johnson of Pomona has filled the pulpit at Bethel Church for the last two Sundays in the absence of a regular minister.

Lydia Allen Watkins Memorial Hospital Lawrence Thomas Johnson Pomona Bethel Church

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