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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1965
Page
7
A small town fair reports 183 head of cattle and record sheep while hog entries hold steady. Budding excitement centers on livestock judging at 8:30 a m with August heat driving ventilation needs. Tonight features Pony pulling. tomorrow includes horse judging at 1 p m and a 7 p m parade plus talent contests.
The House passed the anti poverty bill 245 to 158 on Thursday night with a roll call showing Democrats Bolling Hull Hungate Ichord Karsten Randell Sullivan Albert Edmondson Johnson Steed and Randell from Missouri and Edmondson from Oklahoma among for voters. Republicans for included Ellsworth from Kansas. Democrats against were Jones from Missouri Jarman from Oklahoma and others. Missouri Republicans Curtis Hall Dole Mize Shriver Shubitz and Kansas Bel cher voted against along with Oklahoma’s Shubitz.
A Cleveland Municipal Court jury acquitted football star Jim Brown of assault and battery against an 18 year old girl in a motel room. The Browns fullback, on trial since July 12, was found not guilty after deliberating for 1 hour 20 minutes.
AP report warns Thailand could host a new Southeast Asia front as Red China backs two Thai groups modeled on Viet Cong. Leaders linked to Peking push propaganda via a clandestine Voice of Thailand radio. Government says Chinese agents cross the Mekong. December saw an announced independent national movement.
Lindertis Evulse, a costly Aberdeen Angus bull, underwent surgery to restore fertility after persistent sterility. Doctors at Auburn University watch the six week to year-long test to determine if offspring production resumes, with potential calf value cited by Black Watch Farms.
Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday with thunderstorms over 30 percent of the area on Saturday. Highs near 90s, tonight lows in the 70s. Temperatures for today and past records noted, with hourly readings ending at 8 am. Barometer 30.04.
At the Yerkes Regional Primate Research Center near Emory University, nine gorillas and four chimpanzees are cared for in a diapered nursery. Researchers Dr. R. K. Davenport and Dr. C. M. Rogers say the setup aids behavior studies and may inform human infant psychology, though the findings are still exploratory.
The Soviet Union launched unmanned Cosmos 76 in a three year old program to advance scientific research. Tass said aboard equipment is functioning normally. In Korea, floods from heavy rains killed at least 240, with 98 missing and over 233,000 displaced.
Nairobi Kenya fired a diplomatic warning to a Chinese Communist correspondent Wang Teeming of Xinhua saying he must depart within 24 hours amid government claims of security threats. Officials declined further comment and the Chinese embassy did not issue a statement.
In Damascus Syria the ruling Baath party proposes that oil producing Arab states dedicate a portion of their revenues to a joint fund aimed at arming and developing Arab neighbors of Israel.
The House voted to double to 1.9 billion dollars the antipoverty funds for President Johnson’s program. Supporters praised expanded Job Corps and VISTA like measures while Republicans urged tighter control. The bill passes House 245 to 158 with GOP defections, but faces slow Senate action amid reapportionment debates and veto- power disputes over local program authority.
Franklin County will contribute about $4,000 this year to Kansas community junior colleges under House Bill 893. County taxpayers pay about $1 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, with out-of-district counties supporting students. Ten colleges have become community junior colleges. several others have elections set.
More than 100000 demonstrators massed in Athens for a funeral cortege for Petroulias, killed in a police riot as supporters of George Papandreou clashed with authorities. Police kept watch to prevent violence while thousands trailed the coffin to the cemetery amid heat, cheers, and chaotic scenes.
Duane E. Pope, 22, of Rosbury Kansas, pleaded innocent to six federal counts tied to the June 4 Farmers State Bank heist at Big Springs Nebraska in which three employees were killed and one wounded. The robbery yielded about $1,500 and a death penalty option could be sought by U.S. Attorney Theodore Richling of Omaha.
The Senate debated Everett Dirksen's proposed constitutional amendment to overturn the Supreme Court one person one vote ruling. Democrat Mike Mansfield warned the fight could last and may block adjournment by Labor Day while Dirksen pressed a plan to base legislative apportionment on geography and subdivision if approved in a referendum.
Two Black leaders say Gov McKeithen errs to expect a biracial advisory committee on race relations will end civil rights protests in Louisiana. Ronse nie Moore of CORE and Murphy Bell of the NAACP dispute the plan while Public Safety Commissioner Arnold Spiers reports diminished agitation in Bogalusa after daily demonstrations.
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