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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1968

Page

6

Highway Blinker a Stopper In More Ways Than One

Kansas Highway Department tests a bright orange five light blinker on I 35 east of Ottawa. A transport truck hit the device, wrecking it and causing a minor jackknife. Driver Emil Ludolph II of Waverly, no injuries reported. Police investigate possible charges.

Kansas Highway Department I-35 Ottawa Department Chanute Elmer Alexander Marais Des Cygnes Alexander Emil B. Ludolph II Waverly William Frey Westphalia Kansas City Highway Patrol

Dirksen Defends Johnson Nominations Amid Cronyism Charge

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen of Illinois challenged critics who call President Johnson’s Supreme Court picks cronyism naming Abe Fortas and Homer Thornberry. He warned the “lame duck” label is improper while the Judiciary Committee opened hearings on the nominations.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Lincoln Truman Kennedy Supreme Court Johnson Dirksen GOP Robert P. Griffin Michigan Senate Judiciary Committee Griffin Abe Fortas Homer Thornberry

Terrorist kills U S soldier in Saigon amid raid fears

In Saigon a terrorist shot a U S soldier near the presidential palace, raising fears of a Viet Cong raid on the capital. Extra guards were posted at the U S Embassy and key sites as police go on high alert. Reports said raids could mark a third Viet Cong offensive of the year, with authorities awaiting confirmation.

Saigon U.S Vietnam

Boss Collects Telephone Wire Insulators As Hobby

Vernon Chesbro president of the Kansas Telephone Co. keeps about 150 insulators in his office. He notes many insulators date back more than 100 years and come in colors from brown to violet. Prices range from one to seventy five dollars and catalogs exist, though he has few in his hands.

Vernon Chesbro The Kansas Telephone Co Chesbro Midwest Kansas Scott Harris Kenneth Harris S. Oak Kansas City Harris Vietnam Sgt Ottawa High School Air Force

Missing bull and two unmanned cars cause separate mishaps

A missing black bull or cow was cited after Bruce A. Breithaupt, 18, Wellsville RFD 2, struck it near Wellsville on K-33. He escaped injury with $350 damage. A parked Bennett car rolled from 321 W. 3rd and hit another parked car on Elm, both without occupants, causing extensive damage to the second vehicle while Bennett’s suffered minor damage. brake release described as cause.

Bruce A. Breithaupt Wellsville Breithaupt South Elm Jane D. Bennett Elm S. Elm Rex Judy Murphy Wilson Cherry Bennett C. O. Johnson

Humphrey Pushes for Wider Contacts With Red China

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged broader U S engagement with Red China and said the United States should seek to replace conflict with cooperation when possible. He warned the path to normalizing relations in the coming decade may be difficult. The remarks, intended as a San Francisco speech, were released as a policy paper while he rested at home. McCarthy criticized the administration over hunger amid poverty in the country.

Washington Hubert J. Humphrey Red China United States U.S Humphrey San Francisco

Weather county forecast shows clouds and storms tonight

Partly cloudy conditions with a chance of thunderstorms tonight and early Saturday. Saturday will be partly cloudy and hot with southerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Highs in the low to mid 90s with tonight’s low near 70. Thursday’s high 95 and today’s low 69. Record highs and lows on this date are 117 in 1954 and 50 in 1898. Barometer 29.96.

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Garrison credits foreign help in Kennedy case

New Orleans AP report says District Attorney Jim Garrison exchanged information with a European foreign intelligence service he calls crucial to his claim that Kennedy was killed by CIA elements. He cited detailed evidence from the foreign agency and said a month of contact involved high-level officials.

New Orleans Dist. Atty Jim Garrison John F. Kennedy Times-Picayune Garrison Kennedy Central Intelligence Agency United States Foreign Intelligence Agency

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Judiciary Committee Boss Allen Winchester Vern Chesbro Bull Max Gilmore Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota Dundee North Cedar Hickory Grant Grant and Mulberry Cedar Ransom Memorial Hospital Dallas
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