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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1967

Page

6

Ottawa District 290 school taxes rise sharply for coming year

Ottawa District 290 adopts a 33.20 mill levy up from 22.69 with a hearing set for Aug 7. Superintendent Marvin Forker cites $1,639,587 in next year expenses and a district enrollment of 2,650. Funding comes from ad valorem taxes, county and state school funds, with a four mill building levy partly carried as a sinking fund.

Ottawa Marvin P. Forker Forker Recreation Commission Commission

County Forecast Weather Update

Partly cloudy warm and humid through Wednesday with scattered thunderstorms mainly tonight. Southerly winds 5 to 15 mph through Wednesday. Low tonight in the 70s, high Wednesday in the lower 90s. 20 percent rainChance. High Monday 97, low today 69. Precipitation 0.37 inch in 24 hours ending 7 am. Hourly temps ending 8 am.

De Gaulle’s Quebec Visit Sparks National Tensions

In Montreal the French president cried Vive le Quebec libre prompting protests across Canada. Prime Minister Pearson convened Cabinet to weigh the political implications while opposition leader Diefenbaker called the remarks an intrusion.

Montreal Charles de Gaulle Quebec Canada Lester B. Pearson Quebec Province Ottawa Pearson Warren Allmand de Gaulle John Diefenbaker Rueral Quebec City

Bazaar Tomorrow Opens Ottawa Sidewalk Event

Ottawa prepares for the 11th annual Sidewalk Bazaar with merchants placing wares outdoors and slashing prices. Free town parking is offered for the all day event as churches clubs and 4-H groups set up food stands while the Plaza Theatre offers 15 cent matinee admissions.

Ottawa Plaza Theatre Chamber of Commerce

Riots Leave City Aftermath Weighs Heavily on Victims

National summer of racial violence drives victims to assess losses and plan futures as preliminary damage tops 169 million dollars. Newark accounts for 15 million and Cincinnati 3 million. Tampa 1 million and Buffalo 250 thousand. Insurance argues claims will rely on homeowners polices. federal aid is unavailable. Local officials project ongoing costs including police overtime and vehicle damage.

New York Detroit Associated Press Tampa Fla Buffalo N.Y

Seven year old Sertoma aid helps deaf boy hear again

Rick Parker, nine, totally deaf in one ear and severely impaired in the other, gained about 66 percent normal hearing with a hearing aid donated by the Sertoma Club at a North American Hotel meeting. The gift was presented by Charles Murdock Jr. of Acme Hearing Aid Co after tests at the University of Kansas Medical Center confirmed his condition.

Serstoma Club Rick Parker Rick Sertoma Club Edward Parker S. Mulberery University of Kansas Medical Center Kanesas City Kan Joedith Harris Franklin County Harsris North American Charles Muredock Jr Acme Hearing Aid Co

Official Requests Return To Work

DETROIT AP moving swiftly on orders from President Johnson tough Army paratroopers clamped an armored lid on Detroit today and calm returned after 48 hours of killing pillaging and burning Cyrus Vance special assistant in the Defense Department said there was an apparent riot aftermath that laid huge sections of the city to waste and claimed 23 lives He urged businesses to reopen and citizens to return to work in a city paralyzed by terror since a police raid in a Negro area Sunday touched off what could be one of the nation s costliest riots.

Detroit Johnson Cyrus Vance Defense Department

Troops Trained In Riot Control In Detroit Crisis

Army paratroopers trained for riot control, including bayonet use and mob psychology, were sent to Detroit by President Johnson. The 4,700-strong force, from 82nd and 101st divisions, joined 7,000 police and National Guards in coping with sniper fire and widespread destruction as curfews and fuel shortages persisted.

Washington Detroit Pentagon 82Nd L01st Airborne Michigan Johnson George Romney 101St 82Nd Airborne Vietnam John Throckmorton

Rioting Flares in Pontiac Michigan After Market Attack

In Pontiac a wave of violence left 17 year old Alfred Taylor dead and police officer Santiago Serna wounded by a sniper. State Rep. Arthur J. Law fired a shotgun at youths raiding a market in his mostly Negro district prompting calls for martial law and tougher crime penalties.

Pontiac Mich Rottern Detroit Arthur J. Law Law Alfred Taylor George Romney Santiago Serna Negro District

Carmichael Destined for Havana Conference Appearance

Stokely Carmichael, Black Power advocate, plans to attend the Havana conference as an observer, saying Cuban victory is their victory and pledging unity with Cuban revolutionaries. OLAS hosts leftist figures from Latin America, while Carmichael has been traveling via London and Prague amid rumors of plans to head to Vietnam.

Miami Fla Stokely Carmichael Havana Carmichael London Cuba Latin- American Solidarity Organization OLAS United States Britain Prague North Vietnam

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