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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1968

Page

5

Aluminum And Steel Workers Reach Industry Pact

The AFLCIO United Steelworkers and aluminum interests announce a three year contract pattern after late night talks with the Aluminum Workers International Union and United Auto Workers. Alcoa and Reynolds Metal plants faced a strike action as wages and benefits gains were announced. Prices rise for unalloyed aluminum ingot and fabricated products to cover higher costs.

Aflecio Aluminum Workers International Union United Auto Workers Aluminum Workers Aluminum Co. of America Reynolds Metal Co Alcoa M. C. Weston Jr Aluminum Industry Council

Princeton Man In Basketball Injured In Kansas Job Accident

Clarence Dryden a 35 year old Princeton man and KCPL lineman remains in serious condition in Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City after a job site accident near Beagle Kansas. He suffered multiple fractures including upper left arm wrist and elbow with possible internal injuries. Dryden father of two could see only immediate family as doctors anticipate three to six weeks in hospital followed by therapy.

Princeton Trinity Lutheran Hospital Kansas City Clarence Dryden Princeton Rfd 1 KCPL Beagle Kan Dryden Pleasanton Trinity Lutheran

Weather Report Friday Temperatures and Precipitation

The high Friday reached 78 with a low of 62 today. A year ago the high was 59 and the low 54. The record high for this date is 99 in 1934 and the record low 42 in 1907. Precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 a.m. was 0.36 inch. Hourly temperatures end at 8 a.m. today.

George Finley Princeton Finleys Emporia

New PP Leaders May Change Things

Washington AP reports that new Poor People Campaign leaders plan to intensify protests in Congress and government offices. The shift targets Washington DC and other cities with action cadres ready to expand Resurrection City style encampments.

Washington Congress Andrew Quong Southern Chrisstian Leadership Conference Resurrection City Lincoln Memorial Resur Rection City Washington, D.C Young SCLC Ralph David Abernathy Hosea Williams Department of Health, Education and Welfare J. T. Johnson Leon Hall Williams Camepaign Jesse Jackson Jackson New York City Wilmington Del Richmond

Alumni Reunion At Ottawa University Ends With 185 Degrees

More than a thousand visitors will attend Ottawa University events this weekend for the alumni reunion and commencement. At 2 30 Sunday afternoon in the University Chapel 185 seniors will receive bachelor degrees from President Peter H Armageddon cost. Dr Samuel Proctor of Washington DC will deliver the commencement address. Alumni activities began with dinner meetings yesterday. The Class of 1918 is drawing attention as its living members attend. Housing is crowded with motels full and many visitors staying in campus and private homes. Seniors will wear caps and gowns at the 10 a m baccalaureate service in the chapel. The annual banquet in the University Union is the top event tonight with about 500 expected.

Ottawa Ottawa University Peter H. Armae Cost Samuel Proctor Washington, D. C University Union

Numbers Tell Of Early Day Cruelty By Osawatomie Hospital

A half mile east of Osawatomie State Hospital lies a nameless cemetery with 350 graves numbered on weathered stones. Memorial Day ceremony by the Patient's Advisory Council honored deceased patients, contrasted with Bedlam's past, and noted the shift to treating mental illness as a medical condition.

Osawatomie State Hospital Scott Payne Charles Addams Boothill Bedlam United States Osawatomie

Hanoi Officials Pending Arrival Raises Questions

Paris AP dispatch reports that North Vietnam may shift peacemaking talks from bombing demands to broader issues. U.S. officials study the move after Nhan Dan demands an unconditional end to bombing and all acts of war in the entire Democratic Republic of Vietnam before other topics.

Paris North Vietnam U.S Communist Party Nhan Dan United States Democratic Republic of Vietnam Xuan Thuy le Duc Tho North Vietnamese Central Committee Tho Washington Johnson

Saigon battles flare as troops blast Viet Cong hideouts

In Saigon area fighting raged with U S and South Vietnamese forces attacking Viet Cong positions on the northeast fringe while guerrillas held some lines. Three Marines were killed. government losses included 18 dead and 57 wounded. Elsewhere clashes near Cholon and in mangrove swamps continued as talks in Paris stalled.

Saigon Saiegon Associated Press al Chang Henri Huet Cholon U.S

Rioting in Rome mirrors Paris unrest with student clashes

Rome saw a street riot near the French Embassy after university occupation by students. Demonstrators battled police, burned structures, and damaged cars during a chaotic day sparked by leftist groups and echoing Paris violence. Several injuries reported as Italy's lame duck government faced upheaval after elections.

Rome France University of Rome Paris Charles de Gaulle Communist Party Italy

Marines Freed From Enemy in Northern Vietnam

Two U.S. Marines Sgt. Albert J. Potter and Cpl. Frank C. Iodice were freed by South Vietnamese troops about two months after capture. They were with Marine combined action platoons and handed to U.S. Marines near Hue. Both men reported in good physical condition and the circumstances of the release were not disclosed.

Saigon U.S Albert J. Potter Hutchinson Kan Frank C. Iodice Atlanta Associated Press John Lengel da Nang Hue

Property Brings $250 in Condemned Sale By Logan and Oak

The sale of a condemned Logan and Oak residence, plus part of the old Best Truck Line building and equipment, totaled about 250. Proceeds fund a city easement for the K-68 bypass. Ottawa splits proceeds with the state and federal partners, after expenses. The city covers the Ottawa Herald’s publishing fee.

Logan and Oak Best Truck Line Ottawa Don Capper U. S.S Ottawa Herald

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