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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1966

Page

4

Aussie Reveals Churchill Work On A Rembrandt

Washington AP report notes Australian Prime Minister Harold Holt described Churchill’s Rembrandt interest in lively remarks at a White House luncheon with President Johnson and Prime Minister Harold Wilson. Holt recounted Chequers anecdotes and joked about Churchill painting a mouse in a Rembrandt scene.

Churchill Washington Harold Holt Australia Britain Holt White House Johnson London Harold Wilson Cheduers Wilson Wison Rembrandt Tim and the Mouse Winston Chorchill Renmitrandt Rembrandt and

Television Log Brims With Evening Channel Lineup

A dense TV schedule outlines daytime and prime time offerings with news slots, serials, game shows, comedies, dramas, and films across multiple networks. Notable items include Captain Kangaroo, Jeopardy, Match Game, Perry Mason, Guns, and several movie features.

Ken Torey General Hospital McCoys Andy Griffith Chain Latter Dick van Dyke Donna Reed Search For Tomorrow Guiding Light Whizzo’s Playhouse Bette Hayes Merv Griffin Dark Shadows Mike Douglas Three Stooges Woody Woodpecker Texans Yankees Hippodrome McHale's Navy F Troop Petticoat Junction M Squad

Pearson Seeks Hearing On Farm Relief Bill

Senator James Pearson of Kansas asks for an early Senate Agriculture Committee hearing on a bill to make indemnity payments permanent for farmers whose commodities are condemned due to pesticide residues despite following government guidance. He notes recurring losses, especially among Kansas dairy farmers, and recalls a temporary dairy indemnity program that has expired.

Washington James i. Pearson R-Kan Pearson Allen J. Blender D-La Senate Agriculture Committee Kansas

Keenan Wynn Inherits Most of Ed Wynn Estate

Actor Keenan Wynn, 49, inherits most of his father Ed Wynn’s estate estimated at 290000 dollars. The will dated August 22 1961 and probated Thursday also leaves 5000 dollars to five grandchildren.

Los Angeles Keenan Wynn Ed Wynn

Reds Warned On Treatment Of Prisoners

Ambassador Harriman warned North Vietnam that mistreating American captives would rally the U S public to persist in the war. He urged Hanoi not to test resolve, noting risks to future relations and stressed limits on prisoner exchanges and Red Cross access.

Reds Washington W. Averell Harriman Hae North Viet Nam Harriman United States France Voice of America Radio Intereview John Son Hanoi Viet Nam U.S South Algiers AID Gustav Hertz International Red Cross Committee Geneva Voice of America George D. Aiken

Red China admission to UN unlikely this fall

United Nations debate on seating Communist China continues with analysts predicting fewest votes for admission than last year. Observers note nine of 11 nations involved are reassessing positions as U Thant and US diplomats caution the issue will not be resolved in the 21st General Assembly.

United Nations China General Assembly U.S U.N Assembly Algeria Cambodia Arthur J. Goldberg U Thant Viet Nam Peking Republic of China Formosa People’s Republic of

City Can't Horse Around With Manure

The West Plains Chamber of Commerce told Gilbert Keith of the Missouri Division of Commerce and Industry it could not guarantee 500 tons of horse manure weekly for a mushroom grower. Art Gutfahr noted the calculation and joked that West Plains lacks the necessary horses, stockpiling would create a massive manure pile, and suggested gardening alternatives.

West Plains

Don’t Make Waves Even In Heat Wave

HAL BOYLE explains office behavior during heat waves with vignettes of the engineer the office girl watcher the psychiatrist and the amateur weather expert. The piece riffs on human reactions to extreme temperatures and the idea of not making waves in a work environment.

Hal Boyle New York Paradise

Lyons man 65 killed in two car crash

Bern hardt C. Williams of Lyons, aged 65, died Friday after a two car collision. Police investigated the fatal crash that occurred in Lyons, with authorities noting no further details available at this time.

Merle Oberon Says She Stays Youthful With Exercise and Pools

Hollywood star Merle Oberon discusses aging, maintaining appearance, and daily exercise. In a candid interview she notes swimming daily and using pools at homes in Acapulco, Mexico City, and Cuernavaca, and mentions her husband Bruno Pagliai and two children aged six and seven.

Bob Thomas Hollywood (Ap Hollywood Merle Oberon Estelle Merle O'Brien Thompson Tasmania Acapulco Mexico City Cuernavaca Miss Oberon Bruno Pagliai New York Europe

Blast Victims Back Home After Hercules Plant Explosions

Residents returned to shattered homes near the Hercules Powder Co plant 31 miles southwest of Carthage after nine explosions left one dead and more than 50 injured. A shift in wind prompted a second evacuation, fires were subdued by a thundershower, and about 45 homes were destroyed or damaged. Maurice Crowell, 50, died at a hospital after being left behind and found unconscious for 11 hours. Four people remained hospitalized as aerial surveys and a safety expert surveyed the area amid lingering fires and scattered blasting caps.

Hercules Powder Co Maurice Crowell

Notice of Building Fund Levy by Unified School District 289

Unified School District No. 289 Franklin County Kansas may levy up to four mills on all taxable property for one year to fund school buildings sites buses and related costs. A petition signed by at least 10 percent of qualified electors within 40 days after final publication could halt the levy. Date July 1 1966. Board Chairman J Linn Holtwick Attest Beverly Kyle Clerk Winton A Winter Attorney.

Unified Franklin County State of Kansas K.S.A Board of Unified School District No J. Linn Holtwick

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