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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 15, 1969

Page

6

Central American War Escalates Between Honduras and El Salvador

In a new undeclared war, Honduras and El Salvador exchange ground and air attacks. The OAS orders a peace mission as casualties rise in border clashes and cross-border incursions. Rift stems from long border disputes and past World Cup tensions.

Tegucigalpa Honduras Central America el Salvador Organization of American States Washington Guatemala Fidel Sanchez Hernandez San Salvador Santa Rosa de Lima Ocotepeque Santa de Copan OAS Julio A. Rivera OAS Council

C5A wing cracks under test pressures in Georgia plant

The Air Force disclosed the C5A super transport wing cracked during ground static tests at Lockheed Georgia in Marietta. The break occurred at 128 percent of the design load, below the 150 percent contract requirement, prompting review of the program as engineers assess causes and impact while tests continue.

Washington Air Force CSA Marietta, Ga Lockheed Georgia Co Congress Pentagon

Moose Chase Claims Victim in Moorhead

In Moorhead Minnesota a cow moose died of exhaustion after a long chase by police dogs and bystanders. Her male partner fled into the countryside and was last seen southeast of the city. The cow died near Moorhead Industrial Park as the bull recovered in shade.

Moorhead Minn

Public Service Officers Burned Car in Pasadena

Visual Aid Pasadena AP reports two Pasadena public service officers were dispatched to an apartment house meeting on crime prevention. While inside, someone poured gasoline on their car and burned it, resulting in a total loss. No arrests reported.

Pasadena Calif Public Service

Santa Fe Accident Kills Man in Kansas

A Santa Fe freight train side swiped a work train at the Neosho River crossing near Neosho Rapids, killing Lester Hutchinson and injuring James R. Garrett and G M Ketner. Three diesel units and 16 cars derailed, the work train engine toppled into the river, and a pile driver fire, later extinguished by Emporia firemen, interrupted traffic on Kansas 130. Minor injuries occurred to Undersheriff Coburn and a pickup driver in a separate crash while responding to the scene.

Emporia, Kan Santa Fe Neosho River Neosho Rapids Lester Hutchinson Kansas City Kan Emporia James R. Garrett G. M. Ketner Frank Coburn Coburn Kansas 130

Move In Protection Measures At 12 State AG Conference

At the 12 state attorney generals conference in Custer State Park South Dakota consumer protection legislation receives strong backing. FCC Commissioner James Nicholson says most injustices come from bilking not crimes and highlights education to curb fraud. Louis Lefkowitz backs protections for reputable business and urges consumer education programs. FBI official Carlos Brennan warns of campus leftist movements and SDS influence. William Ruckelshaus calls for clearer state federal AG communications and cooperation.

Custer S. C Custer State Park James Nicholson Federal Trade Commission Washington, D. C United States Indiana Nebraska Ohio Illinois Missouri Iowa Michigan North Dakota South Dakota Louis Lefkowitz New York Nicholson Ralph Nader Scenic State Game Lodge White House Calvin Coolidge Dwight Eisenhower Carlos Brennan Federal Bureau of Investigation FBI Students Democratic ‘Society SDS William Ruckelshaus Atty John Mitchell Attorney General Justice Department

Mitchell Seeks Uphold of Broad Wiretap Policy

Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell says a new administration policy expanding electronic surveillance in internal security matters should be upheld in a federal court test in Chicago. He notes taps were placed before his term and argues the president has power to protect national security, with opposition within and outside the government.

Washington John N. Mitchell Chicago Mitchell United States Justice Department U.S. District Court FBI Martin Luther King Jr

Man Creates Improvised Sprinkler From Dishwasher Parts

In Houston, amid a city drought and lawn watering ban, E M Cannon built a makeshift sprinkler by damming a broken water main, wiring a dishwasher motor, and attaching a garden hose to water his yard. Local officials warned against such measures while residents seek alternatives.

Houston Tex E.M. Cannon Cannon

Research Sub Begins Journey Along Gulf Stream

WEST PALM BEACH AP The research submarine Ben Franklin and a six member crew embarked Monday night on a 1200 mile undersea journey along the Gulf Stream. The bus sized craft sank to 1800 feet ten hours after being towed out to sea then planned to drift north at 600 feet gathering data and testing living conditions for long confinement. The mission includes six dives to 2000 feet for bottom photography and tests in underwater communications radar and a surface follow ship Privateer will keep contact.

Palm Beach Fila Ben Franklin Atlantic Gulf Stream Donald J. Kazimir Grumman Aircraft Corp U.S. Navy Jacques Piccard Erwin Aebersold Roswell F. Busby Fort Washington Kenneth Haigh Chester B. May Huntsville W. Va Cape Kennedy Moon Boston Ocean Privateer

Kidnapers In Deep Trouble In Los Angeles Drive Death

Wil mar FP. Mears, 55, drove a panel truck after being forced by kidnappers to flee. A maintenance man, Joseph Wrenn, 61, was killed when the vehicle lost control after Mears was struck. Raymond More, 28, was booked on murder and kidnapping charges. his wallet was found in the truck. A second suspect was being sought.

Los Angeles Wilmar Mears Joseph Wrenn

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