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Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1968

Page

6

Cary Grants Wife Wins Uncontested Divorce

Actress Dyan Cannon wins an uncontested divorce from Cary Grant in Los Angeles Superior Court. Judge Robert Wenke grants Grant custody of their daughter Jennifer 2 years per year plus holidays and birthdays. Grant to pay $1500 monthly alimony and child support, plus extraordinary medical and dental bills and $500 monthly for a governess or nurse if needed. Cannon testified to Grant’s long term LSD use and alleged abuse.

Los Angeles Dyan Cannon Cary Grant Jennifer Superior Court Robert A. Wenke Grant St. John’s Hospital New York City Miss Cannon Wenke

Israelis Recount 15 Hour Invasion of Jordan Territory

TEL AVIV AP report details Israeli forces fighting into Jordan to strike El Fatah bases at Karameh and other staging centers. Israel claims 150 terrorists killed, 30 troops lost. Jordanian counts differ. UN debate followed as both sides seek support amid regional hostility.

Tel Aviv Jordan River U.N. Security Council U.N New York Israel al Ahram Middle East United States Jordan State Department Ter Haim Bar-Ley el Fatah Bar-Lev West Bank Amman Karameh Dahal Fetta Safi

Sunday School Lesson Many Are Searching

Clarence W. Cranford argues modern people drift from their roots and from organized religion. Citing Jesus’ vine and branch metaphor he calls readers to abide in him, live by faith, and embody Christian love. Without roots in God, moral standards wither and freedom becomes death.

Clarence W. Cranford Elton Trueblood North Star Jesus Salvation Army Sus Paul Christ

Doctor's Dream Opens Paul Carlson Medical Center in Congo

An American missionary doctor’s dream comes true with the unveiling of the 250 bed Paul Carlson Medical Center along the Loko River in the Congo. The building, donated by the government, was refurbished with $100,000 from the United States and extensive aid from Swedish Covenant Hospital and U.S. drug firms totaling hundreds of thousands. The center resurrects a hospital abandoned after Carlson’s 1964 death and includes wards Carlson began, with Jody Le Vahn among returning staff.

Loko the Congo Congo Paul Carlson Carlson United States Swedish Covenant Hospital Chicago U.S Stanleyville Arden Almquist Almquist Wasolo Hospital Jody le Vahn Minneapolis

Moseley Recaptured After Grand Island Stand

Winston Moseley, convicted murderer of Kitty Genovese, was recaptured in Grand Island after a 58 minute armed confrontation with an FBI agent. He had escaped from a prison guard three days earlier and held a hostage couple in a vacant Buffalo area home before another assault was reported.

Buffalo N.Y Winston Moseley Catherine Kitty” Genovese Moseley Genovese Queens Tion FBI Grand Island

Sheep Die in Utah After Army Nerve Gas Test

Senator Moss called for a full Army report on tests at Dugway proving grounds near Salt Lake City after about 6000 sheep died on adjacent rangeland the day after nerve gas demonstrations. Officials meet with Gov Ramp ton as scientists seek cause with federal help. The Army previously denied links but noted normal operations occurred on March 13.

Salt Lake City Frank E. Moss Army Utah Dugway Utah Democrat New Orleans Army Chemical and Biological Test Area Moss David R. Waldron Calvin L. Rampton State Capitol Waldron Hatch Ranch Central

Pueblo Seizure Fallout Lingers With Diplomatic Quiet

Washington reports no release for the Pueblo and its 82 crewmen as talks at Panmunjom continue. North Korea demands a U.S. confession of espionage and an apology, while Washington offers repatriation tied to crew testimony and possible action if violations are found.

Washington North Korea U.S Pueblo Korean Sea of Japan Panmunjom Johnson Pyongyang State Department

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