Subdued Killer Whale On Way To Seattle Showplace
Namu the 22 foot killer whale is towed in a cage of oil drums and nets from Namu British Columbia to Seattle for display. The four ton whale eats 200 pounds of salmon daily as a week long voyage faces currents and possible leaks. Griffin, owner of the Seattle aquarium, pays $8,000 to acquire Namu and critics briefly protest but interest grows as the voyage proceeds toward the waterfront show.
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Port Hardy
B.C
Namu
Seattle
Husky
Ted Griffin
Sea-Life Showplace
Griffin
British Columbia
Jack Hazzard
Mixed Manned Ship A Success
The Navy destroyer Claude V. Ricketts returned to Norfolk after a five month Mediterranean tour with a crew of 300 from six NATO nations. Cmdr. Thomas E. Fortson said mixed manning is militarily feasible and morale was high despite initial language hurdles. A Soviet missile destroyer trailed the Ricketts for five days, adding intrigue to the voyage.
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Norfolk, Va
Claude V. Ricketts
Thomas E. Fortson
Mediterranean
U.S. 6Th Fleet
Ricketts
Fortson
Flood-Ravaged Spots Toured By Congressmen
Congressional subcommittee toured flood areas in Kansas as part of a damages and controls review. Col Gerald W. Homann cited a proposed Syras case reservoir could have prevented much damage with an estimated 25 million dollar cost. Lt Col W A Guinan noted eastern river damages around 13 million with existing projects reducing losses by about 4 million. The group also eyed Cedar Point Dam near Florence and flood units at Newton and Cow Creek.
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Dodge City
Kan
Syras Case
Arkansas River
Kansas
Gerald W. Homann
Albusquerque
N. M
William H. Avery
Hofmann
Homann
W. A. Guinan
Tulsa
Guinan
Arkansas
Walnut
Cotton Wood
Cedar Point Dam
Florence
Newton
Cow Creek
Hutcheinson
House Public Works
Denver
Colo
Downe Stream
Canadian Open Stars Ready for $100,000 Open
The Canadian Open at Mississaugua begins Wednesday with 144 players, 18 holes daily through Saturday. Qualifying produced Hugh Thompson as pace-setter with 67, while experts predict sub 270 scores or 12 to 14 under par to win as pros and amateurs mix in best-ball formats.
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Thompson
Markland Wood
Mississanegua
Charlie Coody
Fort Worth
Montreal
Coody
Snead
Jack Rule
Dean Refram
Howie Johnson
Palm Springs
Calif
Miller Bareber
San Antonio
Anderson Named Leader of CCSL in Detroit
DETROIT AP Former Kansas Gov John Anderson Jr is named executive director of the Citizens Conference on State Legislatures. The group created to conduct a five year research and public education program to improve the organization and functioning of the state legislative process.
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Detroit
Kansas
John Anderson Jr
Citizens Conference On State Legislatures
Board of
Survivors recount shattering radar plane crash at sea
Otis Air Force Base officials report one of three survivors of the EC121 crash that killed 19 aboard. Crewmen describe engine fire and ditch at 15 000 feet before the Constellation went under within minutes. Two other survivors, Lt. Bruce Witcher and Airman David Surles, describe staying afloat on life jackets before rescue.
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Falmouth
Mass
Air Force
Otis Air Force Base
Raymond Gallasher
Crewe
Nantucket Island
Gallagher
C. John N. Puopolo
Boston
Bruce E. Witcher
Redding
Calif
C. David A. Surles
Fairmouth
Raleigh
N.C
Wasp
Otis
Brunswick Naval Air Station
Brunswick
Maine
Grand Jury Probes Minutemen Leader DePugh
Kansas City AP Jacke son County grand jury plans to continue its investigation into Robe rt B. DePugh leader of the Minutemen. At least 11 witnesses were questioned for nearly eight hours as DePugh faces kidnapping charges involving Patricia Beal and Linda Judd. Statements allege the women were held two weeks in a Richmond, Missouri house. Weapons seized at the Minutemen office and DePugh home in Norborne were to be turned over to the grand jury.
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Kansas City
Jackeson County
Robert B. DePugh
Minutemen
DePugh
Patricia Beal
Linda Judd
Independence
Richmond
Lawrence F. Gepeford
Des Pugh
Norborne
Grand
Printed Pattern 4801 Misses Skirt Pattern Notice
Print advertisement for Printed Pattern 4801 Misses' Sizes 10 to 16. Describes silk crepe and cotton options, yardage for size 16, and price 50 cents plus mailing handling. Includes order details for Ottawa Herald Pattern Dept New York address and coupon offer.
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Ottawa Herald
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
N.me
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