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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1966

Page

6

Jurors Read Obscene Books in Texas Porn Case

Eleven jurors and a woman read aloud from obscene titles during a trial of seven individuals and four firms charged with interstate shipment of pornographic literature. The defense urged aloud reading and public access, but the judge denied the motion, insisting on a trial by jury with a present jury.

Houston Tex Virgins, Inc Temple of Shame Passion Carrousel U.S. District Court Stanley Fleishman Los Angeles Joe Ingraham

Johnson Takes Over Airline Strike Hassle

Sen. Wayne Morse warned the 22 day airline walkout could end by Monday under White House mediation. Morse noted a break in stalemate as negotiators seek a compromise with AFLCIO’s Meany pressing for a fair settlement to the machinists’ strike affecting five major lines. Javits lauded Morse as a potential architect if talks succeed.

Morse Aflecio George Meany Jacob K. Javits Ren.y

State Error Causes Only Slight Change To School Budgets

A state education department error in the foundation plan reduced estimated state aid for several area districts this fall. Ottawa will lose about 6000 dollars, Central Heights 1907, and other districts in Anderson County face smaller cuts and wider ranges, all absorbable within current budgets.

State Department of Education Area New Foundation Adel F. Throckmorton Ottawa Marvin Forker Central Heights June Betz Don Reid Wellsville Pomona Eileen Boweman Paul Arnett Emporia State Anderson County Topeka

County Forecast Highlights With Warm Weekend Outlook

Partly cloudy through Saturday with light easterly winds. Highs projected at 90 to 95 on Saturday, 94 Thursday, today’s low around 11, last year’s high 84 and low 56. Records: high 106 in 1934, low 55 in 1925. 24 hour precipitation ending 7 a.m. at 1.35 inches. Hourly temps ending 8 a.m. today.

Anderson County Joins Tri County Poverty Group

Anderson County joined the Franklin and Osage Counties anti poverty program this week. Board members Rev Ronald Burt John Fursman LaCoyt Gerhold and Bill Tush attended the Ottawa meeting while Earl Snyder could not attend. The board voted to join Franklin Osage rather than Bourbon Allen and Linn counties. Burt said the Franklin Osage program is already operating and closer to Anderson County's issues.

Anderson County Franklin and Osage Anderson County Board of Ronald Burt John Fursman LaCoyt Gerhold Bill Tush Ottawa Earl Snyder FranklineOsage Bure Bon Allen and Linn

Navy to use female voice on submarines for alerts

The Navy plans a recording voiced by Joan Ririe to warn sailors in danger aboard subs. The sultry voice will replace blinking lights and alarms for high pressure flooding fires and power failures. Navy officials say the approach taps proven male responsiveness to a female voice.

Washington Navy Joan Ririe Nortronics Northrop Corp Palos Verdes, Calif

Missing U2 Reconnaissance Plane Sparks Panamanian Search

Five American astronaut-recovery aircraft were dispatched at dawn to track a U2 that vanished after takeoff from Barksdale. Captain Robert D. Hickman, 32, was last heard as the plane deviated from its expected course off Florida and apparently lost consciousness due to lack of oxygen.

Panama Florida Robert D. Hickman Alexandria Barksdale Sarasota Key West Pentagon

National Guard Postpones Wilmington Wedding

In Wilmington Delaware John Teabutt age 21 and Frances Moffett planned a August 20 wedding for about 400 guests when a National Guard activation order for six months starting August 15 caused consternation. After inquiries to lawmakers, the guard announced a standard postponement due to communication breakdowns.

Wilmington Del National Guard John Teabutt Frances Moffett John

CIA Head Makes Boo Boo Kiss Make Up

The Senate Foreign Relations Committee forgave CIA Director Richard Helms after a letter he signed expressing pleasure at a newspaper editorial critical of Chairman Fulbright. Helms apologized, said a staffer drafted the letter, and senators urged no resignation. Morse had urged Helms to quit, but Mansfield defended giving him a chance. Helms was nominated by Johnson to succeed Raborn. Adv Peoples National Bank Travel Agency Service.

Morse Senate Labor Committee Javits Johnson White House Bill D. Moyers Moyers Washington Senate Foreign Relations Committee CIA Richard M. Helms J.W. Fulbright Fulbright Central Intelligence Agency Helms Wayne Morse D-Ore Senate Mike Mansfield Montana Mansfield Wyoming St. Louis Globe-Democrat William F. Raborn

Bucharest company opens in Athens without leading violinist

The Bucharest opera ballet company debuts at the Herod Atticus Theater in Athens tonight with a defected leading violinist absent from the performance.

Athens Greece Bucharest Opera-Ballet Company Herod Atticus

Mexican Students Win Their Fight in Durango Mine

Durango University students surrendered control of a rich iron mine and vowed a two month occupation would yield a steel mill in Durango State. They threatened to blow up the mine unless the Monterrey company processed ore locally rather than shipping it to Monterrey. One student was killed, police saying the death was accidental.

Durango, Mexico Durango University Mexico Durango Monterrey

World swimming body invites Mao to two 10 mile races

The World Professional Marathon Swimming Federation invited Mao Tze-tung to enter two 10 mile races in Canada after his reported nine mile Yangtze swim. President Carlos Larriera of Argentina said Mao could compete in Hamilton Ontario and Quebec City on August 13, noting current world markers and recent records. A federation spokesman stressed the distinction between swimmer and floater as a condition for invitation.

U.S Lima Peru Hickman Washington World Professional Marathon Swimming Federation Mao Tzeetung Mao Yangtze Canada New China Peking Swimming Federation Carlos Larriera Argentina Hamilton Ont Quebec City Larriera Quebec Herman Willemse Holland Guilio Travaglio Italy Lake el Quilla Federation Yangtze River Navy Pereson

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