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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1969

Page

6

Driving Defense Keynotes from Safety Course

A two day Defensive Driving Course sponsored by Franklin County Farm Bureau and the National Safety Council covered preventable accidents and six adverse conditions weather light traffic road vehicle and driver. About 29 people attended. The course emphasized steps stay alert stay ahead stay back and start stopping sooner and highlighted safe passing signaling and proper lane use to prevent collisions with ahead behind oncoming vehicles pedestrians and fixed objects.

National Safety Council Franklin County Farm Bureau

Ottawa Industries seeks revenue bonds for new plant

Ottawa Industries moves toward issuing 250000 in industrial revenue bonds to buy land and build a new facility in Ottawa's industrial park. The city will lease the land to the company with bond payments drawn from lease revenue only. A public hearing on related Santa Fe train service changes is set for July 31.

Rosie Lister Ottawa Industries City Commission Ottawa Servatius Plumbing Walton Durbin Plumbing and Heating W. F. Snook E. J. New Chanute Santa Fe Kansas City Tulsa Interstate Commerce Commission Franklin County Court House New Eugene Flaherty Vern Wadkins Franklin County Bob Lister Wadkins Orrin Smith State Highway Commission Lamar Phillips Robert Docking

War Deaths In Vietnam Rise Of American Toll

SAIGON AP figures show American battlefield deaths climbed 23 percent last week to 182, though still 23 percent below the year’s weekly average. South Vietnamese headquarters reported 295 government troops killed, down 16.

Saigon Vietnam U.S North Vietnam

Go go dancer fined for topless display in Detroit

A buxom go go girl Tyra Lea LaRue was fined 300 for violating a police regulation requiring dancers to wear pasties. The court found her guilty of driving with nothing on her bosoms, while her lawyer vowed an appeal. The bar owner said the test involved dancing topless to challenge the rule.

Detroit John G. Carney Tyra Lea LaRue

Nasser Threat Sparks Israeli Air War Over Suez

Israeli air and ground forces claim nine Egyptian warplanes shot down along the Suez Canal in renewed fighting. Moshe Dayan warns Nasser may renew the war as Egypt vows to regain lands lost in the 1967 Six Day War.

Tel Aviv Suez Canal Gamal Abdel Nasser Egypt Sinai Peninsula Nasser Cairo Moshe Dayan Israel

County Forecast A mix of clouds and thunder showers

Chance of thundershowers tonight diminishing Friday morning. Partly cloudy Friday afternoon. High Friday mid 80s. Low tonight near 70. Precipitation probabilities 50 percent tonight and 30 percent Friday. Includes record highs and lows for the date and 24 hour rainfall of .66 inch.

Moon Mission Ends With Ping Pong Splashdown Near Hornet

Apollo 11 astronauts landed in the Pacific just nine miles from the recovery ship USS Hornet. Nixon greeted them from the bridge but withheld handshakes until quarantine in a trailer. They were then sanitized with disinfectant before entering isolation as frogmen entered to assist and spray their lunar suits with a biological agent.

Hornet Planet Earth Nixon Neil A. Armstrong Edwin E. Aldrin Michael Collins Armstrong Aldrin Hawaii Ward Navy Clancey Hatleberg Chippewa Falls Wis Hatleberg Collins Maatleberg

Hearse Used In Ike's Funeral Now In Service Here

Towner's Chapel in Abilene owns the black 1969 hearse that met the Eisenhower funeral train in Abilene and carried the former president's body to burial. The vehicle bears mementos from the ceremony including a sprig from the Abilene walk greenery and a plaque recounting the role. Ralph Mullins of Superior Coach Co. provided the coach and arranged delivery for the Abilene services.

Abilene Dwight D. Eisenhower Joe Towner Towner’s Chapel Abilene Station Eisenhower Center Chapel Eisenhower Towner Ralph Mullins Superior Coach Co Shawnee Mission Mullins Ottawa

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