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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

6

Field Day Brings Kansas Junior Hereford Meet to Garnett

Kansas Junior Hereford Association members gathered at the 2000 acre Double H Ranch seven miles south of Garnett to learn judging points from industry leaders led by Bob Beck of Winrock Ranch. Sen. Frank Carleton arrived late as more than 250 participants from 35 counties attended seeking cattle judging results and a prize selection from H H Doering. Three teen queen hopefuls stood by as summer heat trimmed attendance and delayed ranch work.

Garnett Kansas Junior Hereford Association Heresford Bob Beck Winrock Sulphur Oklo Arkansas Winthrop Rockefeller Frank Carleson Kansas H. H. Doering Barbara Lewis Larned Bette Booth Lawrence Willa Thompson Abilene Frank Carlson Double H Ranch Hereford Association

Kansas band wins two firsts at national convention

A 100 member band from Kansas including two Ottawa youths won two first places at the Lions band convention in Chicago. They led in parade marching first at Whiting Indiana on July 4 and then again the next day in Chicago among the running bands. The Ottawa players are Ronnie Matthews on trumpet and Robert Meyer on trombone.

Kansas Chicago Whiting Ind Ottawa Ronnie Matthews Robert Meyer

Weather county forecast clear and warm through Saturday

Clear to partly cloudy and warmer tonight and Saturday with southerly winds 15 to 20 mph. Tonight lows in the 60s and Saturday high near 80. Thursday's high 81, today's low 55, with previous year highs and lows 88 and 66 respectively and a 1939 record high of 108 and 1908 record low of 51. Barometer 30.08.

US counters air losses with big ground victory

U S war reports say two B52s collided and crashed off South Vietnam as ground units claimed a major success near Con Thien. Marines boxed 200 Red troops in northeast of Con Thien and killed 150. 13 men aboard the two B52s were missing after the crash. McNamara began a ninth Vietnam visit urging 100000 to 200000 more troops.

U.S Vietnam Con Thiet 3Rd Marine Division Phu Bai Con Thien Leatherneck Demilitarized Zone U.S. Command North Vietnam Saigon

Franklin County approves 15th Street widening contracts

Franklin County Commissioners plan to authorize contracts for widening and resurfacing East 15th Street from South Main to I 35. Freete Construction Co. Pittsburg and Beachner Construction Co. Saint Paul were the low bidders. Beachner to build a new Rock Creek bridge. Freete handles grading and resurfacing.

Franklin County 15Th Street South Main I-35 Kansas Highway Commission Freete Construction Co Pittsburg Beachner Construction Co St. Paul Lina Beachner Rock Creek Freete Construction

Tenrec: University researchers cite Madagascar mammal as poor learner

Princeton psychologists report the tenrec may be the animal kingdom’s champion dropout. Found on Madagascar, it rubs quills to make noises, ignores shocks and food incentives, and dies in cold or after experiments. Only one survived after a power cut and electrode work. The lone tenrec showed no inclination to learn.

Princeton N. J Princeton University Animal Kingdom Madagascar Africa Ernest Glen Weyer Paul N. Herman Princeton University Auditory Research Laboratory Tenrec Weyer Herman

Miss Kansas prelim titles go to Barton County and Pittsburg State

A pair of beauties, Miss Barton County and Miss Pittsburg State, won prelim events at the Miss Kansas Pageant. Susan Carey of Ellinwood led in swimsuit while Deborah Barnes of Moran captured the talent round. Thirteen other contestants competed in each group as pageant proceeds toward Saturday’s final and Miss Kansas to Miss America.

Pratt Barton County Pittsburg Susan Carey Ellinwood Emporia State Deborah Barnes Pittsburg State Moran Kansas Atlantic City N. J Carey Miss Barnes Russell Crites Ottawa Lions Club Miss Howard Ottawa Karen Schaub Independence Dorothy Flanagin Ottawa University Thomas County

Westmoreland pushes for more troops in Vietnam briefing

In Saigon Gen William Westmoreland told Defense Secretary McNamara allied forces are winning slowly but steadily and urged adding troops to press the advantage. Officials say decisions will shape the war, with estimates ranging up to 100000 or more additional U.S. troops beyond the 475000 authorized, as the buildup nears completion at 466000 in Vietnam.

Saigon William C. Westmoreland Defense Robert S. McNamara Vietnam McNamara U.S North Vietnam

Docking Livestock Group Maintains Pickett Reappointment

Kansas Livestock Association directors defy Gov. Docking by urging A G Pickett be reappointed livestock sanitary commissioner. They say the executive committee of 353 members must recommend, while the governor seeks three candidates. The dispute echoes 1967 efforts to shift regulation from the sanitary commissioner to the Health Department.

Topeka Robert Docking The Kansas Livestock Association A. G. Pickett Pickett Docking Paul Pendergast Wyoming Kansas Livestock Commission Livestock Sanitary Commissioner State Health Department Senate Livestock Committee

Supreme Court rules act bars discrimination only

The Kansas Supreme Court ruled that the Kansas Act Against Discrimination bans discrimination but does not require action toward integration. The decision in a suit by the attorney general and the NAACP against the Kansas City, Kansas Board of Education clarifies the act’s limited scope.

Topeka Kansas Supreme Court Attorney General National Association For the Advancement of Colored People Kansas City, Kan Board of Education

Confusion On Libery Attack Divides Israel and U S Navy

An Israeli torpedo boat crew recounts the June 8 encounter off El Arish with the American intelligence ship Liberty. Misidentification, shells and torpedoes, and a later realization the target was a U S vessel sparked a brief international dispute with a dramatic helicopter arrival and reluctant aid.

U.S. Navy Liberty U.S Micha Limor Associated Press el Arish Navy

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