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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1967
Page
6
In Mount Jewett Pennsylvania a big black bear with two cubs wandered the streets Friday shocking residents including 12-year-old daughter of Mrs. Charles Bonini who called her mother outside. The bears moved through yards before retreating into nearby woods.
Like Mom Los Angeles AP Actress Meredith MacRae daughter of Gordon and Sheila MacRae filed suit Friday to divorce Richard Berger whom she married February 27, 1965. Miss MacRae nineteen twenty two is a star of Petticoat Junction television series. Berger twenty seven is a production executive with 20th Century Fox Studios. Miss MacRae's mother divorced her singer husband last April in Juarez Mexico.
Berlin AP reports Walter Ulbricht, East Germany’s chief of state, orders government to improve efficiency to counter Bonn’s push of modern science and technology into expansion policies. He says greater GDR successes across economy and culture will strengthen citizens’ loyalty to the socialist state.
A dense list of TV time slots and programs across many hours, including News, Editorials, sports, and movies. Entries reference numerous shows such as Truth or Consequences, Gilligan's Island, The Monkees, Peyton Place, and The Fugitive, with varied times and channels across a broad evening to early morning block.
London AP The Earl of Harewood cousin to Queen Elizabeth II petitioned Friday to finalize his divorce decree. He, 44, was divorced by his wife of 18 years, 39, on April 6. He plans to wed former model Patricia Towkell, 38, named by his wife in divorce papers. Under British law he must obtain royal consent before remarrying, and a civil ceremony abroad is planned once granted.
Red Flag, the Chinese Communist journal, charged that Indonesian Communists who failed the Oct 1 1965 coup were influenced by Soviet revisionism. Beijing said the group has shifted policy and will follow its hard line to topple acting President Suharto.
In Kidsgrove England the DEUCE computer built by English Electric played the death march from Saul and then was retired at age 77. The machine capable of 500 calculations per second was dismantled for spare parts as it aged out of service.
Washington reports rapid Soviet delivery of fighter planes tanks and other modern arms to Arab nations in the month after the Arab Israeli conflict. Officials say Kosygin echoed a hard line and prospect for a new international arms limit agreement looks dim though some common ground exists on refugees waterways and a stalemate over Israeli withdrawal remains. The United States notes Moscow has replaced roughly 150 MIGs and about 100 more armored vehicles after the war and that more than 300 Egyptian aircraft and armor were destroyed.
Ottawa Herald lists订 rates for trade area and outside area with monthly and yearly options. Editor Robert B. Wellington noted. The paper is a member of the Associated Press and reserves AP content for local news and dispatches.
Washington AP reports the government will launch major investigations of Northern school systems to probe Civil Rights Act violations. Peter Libassi, head of civil rights enforcement at HEW, said the effort will begin slowly next year and focus on practices like district line drawing, optional attendance zones, segregated faculties, and unequal educational opportunities for Negro students. The move aims to enforce nondiscrimination nationwide beyond the South as desegregation there nears completion.
Thomas Jefferson introduced handshaking at White House receptions. Calvin Coolidge recalled in his autobiography that he shook hands with nineteen hundred people in thirty four minutes, illustrating early presidential social practice and stamina.
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