Wrong Nut, Say Local Auto Men
Ottawa car dealers urge focus on drivers over cars as safety bills move through Congress. Ralph Robertson, Jerome Minnick, Lester Moore, and Bud White argue alcohol, hills, and driver behavior cause most accidents, while Magnuson pushes belt attachments, latches, hydraulic brakes, bumper heights, and pollution controls.
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Don Black
Ottawa
Congress
Ralph Robertson
Robertson Motor Co
Jerome Minnick
Minnick Motors Inc
Lester Moore
Moore Chevrolet Fuldsmobile Inc
Bud White
Bob White Motor Co
Senate
House
Robertson
Moore
White
Warren G. Magnuson
Dash
Welfare Department
Automotive News
Instant Hospital Here Ready For Disaster Use
A packaged disaster hospital stored in 367 crates with deep freeze and two refrigerators could enable rapid response in Ottawa. Housed under the Welfare Department, it includes a 200 bed setup planned at Eugene Field School with offices, labs, operating rooms, X-ray, morgue, and central sterilization, ready within hours of activation.
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Rosie Lister
Ottawa
Welefare Department
2Nd and
Hickory
Topeka
Civil Defense Emergency Hospital
Ransom Memorial Hospital
Eugene Field School
National Guard Armory
West Seventeenth Street
Cook Building
Hare Brained Major Starts A Bunny Club
AN KHE Viet Nam AP A rabbit club forms in An Khe to aid refugees by creating a local rabbit industry. Capt Donald Savage of Augusta Ga leads the effort through the 41st Civil Affairs Team to supply meat and income. Rabbits reproduce about every 28 days, enabling up to four litters yearly.
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AN Khe
South Viet Nam
Savage
U.S. Army
Viet Nam Monk Defies Orders To End Fasting
In Saigon the Buddhist extremist Thich Tri Quang defied a supreme patriarch’s order to end his 21 day hunger strike. He remains under arrest in a Saigon clinic clinging to sugary liquid diet and vows to fast unto death unless Premier Ky’s military regime resigns. He was reported growing weaker.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Thich Tri Quang
Nguyen Cao Ky
US Suspends Relations After Argentine Coup
The United States cut diplomatic ties with Argentina and voiced regret over the military coup that ousted President Arturo Illia. Officials expect a junta to govern, with Lt Gen. Pascual A. Pistarini and others forming the ruling body. Vice President Perette fled to Uruguay.
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Washington
United States
Argentina
Publlic
Arsturo Ilha
Marshall Wright
State Department
U.S
Buenos Aires
Organization of American States
Pascual A. Pistarini
Navy
Juan Carlos Ongania
Carlos Perette
Plate River
Uruguay
City Band to Play at City Park Tonight at Eight
The city band concert features selections like God Bless America Emblem of Unity March King Cotton March by John Phillip Sousa and Overture International at City Park tonight at 8 p.m. The program promises patriotic and international melodies to celebrate the Fourth of July.
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City Park
God Bless America
Emblem of Unity
John Phillip Sousa
Overture International
County Forecast: Clear to partly cloudy with isolated storms
Weather outlook calls for clear to partly cloudy skies, humid tonight and Wednesday, with scattered thundershowers late afternoon and night. Southerly winds 10 to 15 mph. Overnight low 70 to 75. Wednesday high mid 90s. Monday high 89. Today’s low 71. Record highs 105 in 1936, record low 52 in 1923. Hourly temps show 79 at 9 am to 85 near noon, with highs around 87 by midafternoon and a 78 at 8 pm. Barometer 30.05 inches.
Girl Bitten By Rabid Cat In Ottawa Undergoing Vaccines
An Ottawa girl named Daphne Hough, nearly four, is receiving a series of 14 rabies shots after tests on her pet cat showed rabies. The cat died after a fight, and the family has had it for over two years. Health officials advise calm, vaccination for dogs, confinement for sick pets, and vigilance with wild animals.
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Ottawa
Daphne Hough
David Laury
Daphne
Don Hough
Houghs
Laury
Red Sun in Our Hearts Mao Worship Surges in China
A Williams W.Ryan AP report traces the Chinese cult of Mao Tse tung shifting from worship of the leader to reverence for Mao’s thinking. Text cites slogans declaring words worth ten thousand and thought as the greatest truth, with examples from media and industry praising Mao Tze tung’s thinking behind table tennis success and watermelon sales.
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Mao
Williams
Ryan AP
Joseph Stalin
Mao Tzei-tung
Stalin
Chairman Mao
Peking People’s Daily
Mao Tzeetung
Mao Tze-tung
People’s Daily
Shanghai
Mao Tzetung
US Dominican Forces Begin Leaving Today
Withdrawal of U S forces from the Dominican Republic began at daybreak with the 320th Artillery battalion, about 900 men, boarding two ships bound for Ft. Bragg North Carolina. Air transports at San Isidro started flights home as the 8,000 man inter American peace force begins to dismantle following the OAS vote to withdraw within 90 days. The move follows Balaguer’s June 1 election and inauguration plans while 6,800 U S troops remain in the force.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
U.S
320Th Artillery
Ft. Bragg
N.C
82Nd Airborne Division
San Isidro
Organization of American States
QAS
Joaquin Balaguer
Balaguer
United States
Paraguay
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Brazil
Ottawa Teens Caught Vandalizing Hope Cemetery
Ottawa youths aged 14 to 16 are being questioned after vandalizing Hope Cemetery. Eight youths were found inside the grounds. five were detained by caretakers and three by police. Damaged vault doors and overturned tombstones were reported. two youths admitted pushing stones. Police expect more names as investigations continue.
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Eugene Flaherty
Hope Cemetery
Ottawa
J. B. Reeves
Veniles
Vlaherty
Flaherty
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