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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1963
Page
5
Ottawa prepares to release dogs from leash and pen as the annual leash law period closes. From April 1 to June 30 dogs must be licensed and immunized. Female dogs over six months must be spayed unless AKC registered, with supervision required even then. Violators face police court.
A brief note from Tanly's Toot h Faith marks a warm return of a clan member, reflecting shared kinship and cheer. The item highlights welcome and connection within the group.
A New Jersey bus carrying 31 people skidded across a center island and collided with two autos ten miles west of New York City. Seven died and 25 were injured, four critically. Names identified include Miss Lenora Lerner, 24, Rutherford. Anthony Vertullo, 57, Clifton. Joseph Caputo, 73, Rutherford. Joseph Domino, Pompton Plains. and in the cars John Cardiello and Eleonor Roche of Jersey City. Betty Cardiello and Richard Roche were hospitalized or in critical condition. The crash occurred near Berry’s Creek Bridge by a drive-in theater after the bus cresting the hill.
The bathyscapher Trieste descended to the ocean bottom for the fourth time to search for the Thresher. Three men were aboard instead of two to follow up a clue. Lt Cmdr Eugene J Cash joined Lt George W Martin and Kenneth V Mackenzie aboard the craft. Capt Frank A Andrews led the mission toward the area where a shoe cover seen on nuclear subs was photographed.
President Kennedy, grinning and relaxed, said farewell at Shannon airport after a warm three day Ireland tour. He praised Eamon De Valera, vowed to return, and noted Ireland’s motherly role to peoples abroad. Crowds in Galway, Limerick, and Shannon hailed him as he prepared for talks with Harold Macmillan.
Windy and hot weather across the region with a low tonight in the 70s and a high around 100 tomorrow. The heat persists into tomorrow with peak afternoon temperatures near the century mark and elevated humidity not specified.
Police Chief E W Flaherty urged caution for the Fourth of July weekend, stressing obey traffic rules be courteous and ensure vehicles are in perfect condition. He offered the police as a resource and extended holiday wishes to citizens.
Pomona IOOF and Rebekah picnic scheduled for July 11 12 and 18 with Nels G Kristenson as chairman Leo Wittman and Harve Criqui on the committee Clarks Greater Shows will operate rides and a carnival on the grounds A program and dance start at 8 p m each evening Prizes drawn July 12 at 10 p m include AM and FM radio rifle hair dryer electric fry pan and broiler Home talent program invites participation through committee members Bernhardt Dance Revue and Pomona Band featuring program numbers
Bellflower California AP Mrs Olga Hansen 51 on a learner s permit attempts another driving test vowing it will be her last She crashes into a store creating a 12 by 15 foot hole as her car jumps the curb She escapes unharmed citing stepping on the gas not the brake and deputies confirm she was uninjured.
Mrs Emma Mercer of South Dakota oldes resident marked her 109th birthday on Friday with a photograph and a birthday letter from President Kennedy among greetings.
Moscow reports say the Soviet Union demands recall of three Chinese embassy staff and two other Chinese in the USSR over a June 14 letter. Western diplomats fear Beijing may boycott the July 5 Sino Soviet talks as the dispute deepens. China condemns the move as unreasonable and says it will not retaliate by expelling Soviet diplomats in China.
At the Young Republican National Convention in San Francisco the drive for unity ended a fractious session as Donald Lukens of Washington DC was elected chairman for two years over Charles McDevitt of Idaho. California’s Robert Gaston influenced the final result with 40 votes on the second ballot, followed by seven others. Senator Hugh Scott urged delegates to avoid internal strife.
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew B. Martin and Ottawa University officials attend the Association of American Baptist Colleges meeting in Green Lake Wisconsin from July 2 to July 6. Also attending are Mr. and Mrs. Dean Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Claude Webb and Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Haley of Rockwood Drive.
Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin to join Ulbricht for a birthday event while signaling a bloc summit to iron out furor with China. East European leaders from Gomulka to Zhivkov start arriving as the visit shifts toward a broader coordination ahead of Friday Moscow talks.
In Washington the fight over the Pentagon TFX contract continues as Senator Mundt questions Navy Secretary Korth. He cites conflicts with prior testimony and says detailed cross examination will occur when hearings resume. Also Thurmond accuses networks of bias in civil rights coverage and porters union avert a nationwide sleeping car porter strike pending presidential action.
In Washington and San Francisco two Republican senators urged caution amid civil rights disputes. Sen. Jacob Javits warned against a lily white party, while Sen. Hugh Scott cautioned against unduly harsh clashes that could cost elections. Both stressed Republicans’ commitment to equal rights and nonsegregation.
Peggy Christeson of 233 S Oak is this week’s $5 winner in the Herald tip contest. Cinder the dog mothers kittens and rabbits Peggy cares for, with a photo of her maternal duties appearing in the Herald and distributed by AP. Other entrants were Mrs Harold Leitaker and Mrs Lowell Broers. readers are urged to submit neighborhood items for next week.
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