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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1965

Page

3

Night Of Terror In Cascade Wilderness Survival Class

A group of 16 people aged 15 to 48 joined a wilderness survival course 70 miles southwest of Portland in Oregon's Cascade Mountains. They endured fog, gale winds, freezing temps, and hunger while surviving on wild plants, trapped water, and improvised meals, guided by Odd Bjerke. The writer, one of the survivors, notes water as the top concern and credits individual resilience with survival.

Breitenbush Lake Ore Oregon Cascade Mountains Portland Odd Bjerke Norway Bjerke Dark Lake

Peter Paul and Mary Having Great Fun

Hollywood AP writer Bob Thomas recounts the folk trio Peter Yarrow Paul Stookey and Mary Travers rising to fame. They tour worldwide from New York to Tokyo and Paris and sell millions from five albums. They discuss folk purity and civic rights while recalling early rejections and later success with Warner Bros Records.

Bob Thomas Hollywood Yarcrow Stookey and Travers Folkiiks Peter Paul Mary Variety Boff Hollywood Bowl Tokyo Paris Mary Traveeys Paul Stookey Peter Yarrow Albert Grossman Joan Baez Bob Dylan Odetta New York Bitter End Rca-Victor Columbia Records Bell Telephone Hour Blue Angel Warner Bros. Records

Retirement For Danny Meant Sheer Boredom

Hollywood AP interview with Danny Thomas recounts how retirement in 1963 after 11 years hosting a weekly show quickly wore on him. He found family and friends busy, prompting a return to NBC five specials a year. He insists he is not retired but tired and keeps performing to stay alive, not for money.

Danny Thomas Hollywood NBC

Soviet Plane Crashes Near Suez Killing 30 of 31

A Soviet built Egyptian Air Force Antonov transport with nine Soviet crew and 22 Egyptians crashed in the desert near Suez. One Russian gunner survived and reached a military post to report the incident. The aircraft was en route to Yemen when it went down beside the Cairo Suez highway.

Cairo Suez Yemen

State To Spend $75 Million On Highway Work

TOPEKA AP Addison H. Meschke Director of Highways announced a $75 million construction program for the next 12 months. It covers interstate and primary highways, state park roads, and county secondary improvements with permanent repairs to damaged highways. The six-year plan emphasizes federal funding for interstates and statewide planning to guide divisions. The program may include more projects than can be contracted next year and includes 1.7 miles of grading and surface work on Ke68 from U59 to I-35.

Topeka Addison H. Meschke Meschke Commission Interstate 35

City sues sheriff over storing evicted tenants' items

Providence AP reports the city filed suit against the county sheriff to stop him from placing property of evicted tenants on city streets and sidewalks. The action follows the storage of 65 old pianos on a street last week.

Providence

Statehouse Gets Dedicated Late in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin State Capitol was to be dedicated today half a century behind schedule as formal ceremonies were overlooked when the state house was completed in 1915.

Madison Wis Wisconsin State Capitol

HDU's Hold Meetings in Princeton and Loyal Neighbors

HDU's meeting notes report Mrs. Leroy Wasmund presenting What's New in Wallpaper to Princeton workers as they plan a community park project with the Princeton Recreation Association. Farewell to Mrs. A B Taylor. Loyal Neighbors held a June gathering at Mrs. R V Hamilton's with weather delaying the ice cream supper. a July 22 event at Williamsburg ball park was planned.

Princeton Leroy Wasmund Princeton Recreation Association A. B, Taylor Chat Roger R. G. Harms Princeton City Hall R. V. Hamilton Williamsburg Ball Park Williamsburg Joe Blake Donald Smith Clare Sowars Inters

Gold Fever Fueled California Growth in 19th Century

In 1849 nearly 100000 treasure seekers arrived in the California territory, stoking rapid growth and migration during the gold rush era.

California

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