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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1964

Page

7

Birmingham Past and Present Show Muted Progress on Race

A year after clashes, Birmingham shows mixed gains with Negroes seated at lunch counters, integrated crowds at baseball games and a large Graham rally. Four Barons players are Black, Negroes serve on a major committee, and schools grant some graduations with both races present. Yet segregation persists in hotels, eateries, and most issues remain unsettled amid ongoing threats and limited integration.

Relman Morin Birmingham Ala Baseball Birmingham Barons Barons Legion Field Evangelist

Anderson Supports Scranton Nomination for President

Gov. John Anderson and Kansas GOP chair Richard Rogers welcomed William Scranton's bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Both remain uncommitted on their first choice, with Rogers part of Kansas' 20 delegates and Anderson attending as a governor. They see Scranton as a moderate option amid Goldwater's delegate strength.

Topeka John Anderson Richard Rogers Pennsylvania William Scranton Barry Goldwater Arizona Rogers Kansas Anderson Scranton Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller New York

Flights Over Laos Will Resume

Premier Souvanna Phouma announced that U S reconnaissance flights over Central Laos will resume within days as Pathet Lao and Vietminh troop movements are under way. He said no objection to armed escorts and noted the lull in the operational zone had prompted prior suspension. The report mentions an air strike on Path et Lao HQ in Khang Khay per Chinese sources.

Vientiane Laos Souvanna Phouma U.S Souvanna Pathet Lao Vietminh China Khang Khay Red China New China News Agency Plaine Des Jarres Royal Laotian Air Force

Former Teamsters official slain in Kansas City shooting

AP report says Floyd R. Hayes, once president of Teamsters Local 41 and former secretary-treasurer of Teamsters Council No.56, was killed by a shotgun blast in the King Louie East Bowl parking lot on Troost. His wife Myra Hayes was wounded in the abdomen but in satisfactory condition. A witness described Hayes unloading bowling bags when a car's occupant fired. police sought two Black men leaving in a car, one armed with a shotgun, the other with a pistol, and later found an abandoned car nearby.

Kansas City Teamster Union Sth Floyd R. Hayes Teamsters Local 41 Teamsters Council No.56 Myra Hayes Hayes

Kids not require doctor certificates for swimming program

Orliss Cox director of the summer recreation program said certificates are not needed for children enrolled in swimming this year. Enrollees will receive a pool card to be signed by parents. Cox noted that people have been bothering doctors and others, which this measure avoids.

Orliss Cox Cox

Greeks Turks May Visit Washington to Ease Cyprus Crisis

Washington AP Un­dersecretary of State George W. Ball said after a White House conference with President Johnson that Greece and Turkey prime ministers might visit Washington in a bid to cool the Cyprus crisis. Ball also cited a Paris meeting with Charles de Gaulle showing broad US France agreement on Southeast Asia objectives.

Washington George W. Ball Johnson Greece Turkey Cyprus Ball White House Paris Charles de Gaulle United States France Southeast Asia

Girl Shares Her Summer With Shetland Pony Trinket

Charlene Flinsbaugh, 14, spends summer with Trinket, a 17 year family pony on the Wellsville farm. Trinket helped pull Charlene’s pony cart, prefers bread over meat, and accompanied Warner since childhood. The ponies live on pasture year round, fed hay in winter, with an electric fence after corn harvest for field cleanup.

Charlene Flinsbaugh Wellsville Trinket Bernice Holden Charlene George Flinsbaugh Flinsbaugh Warner

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