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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1969

Page

6

GOP Family Spats In Senate Over Nixon Talk

Washington AP report notes Republican tensions as Goldwater criticizes Nixon policy and GOP leaders Dirksen and Goodell clash over obstructionist remarks. Thurmond rebukes 17 senators including five Republicans for urging federal mediation in Charleston hospital strike. Javits silent on Nixon address.

Gop Senate Nixon Washington White House Barry Goldwater Arizona Jacob K. Javits New York Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Charles E. Goodell Goodell Dirksen John V. Lindsay Andrew Strom Thurmond South Carolina Charleston D.C Toronto Lindsay Henry Bellman Oklahoma Roman L. Hruska Nebraska Hruska Carl T. Curtis Thurmond

Roosevelt Son Stabbed In Geneva Family Dispute

James Roosevelt eldest son of Franklin D Roosevelt was stabbed in a Geneva villa amid a family quarrel. Police called it a medical case with no charges yet. Roosevelts condition described as serious but improving, with hospital discharge expected soon. The incident occurred at Ve senaz near Geneva as Roosevelt underwent emergency surgery. His public life noted includes ten years in the U.S. House, U.N. council service, and leadership of mutual funds with Investors Overseas Service.

Geneva James Roosevelt Franklin D. Roosevelt Surete Criminal Police Roosevelt Vesenaz Investors Overseas Service I.O.S Management Company U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission California U.S House of Representatives U.N. Economic and Social Council

OHS Students Receive Awards at Awards Assembly

Ottawa High School announced numerous honors across journalism science drama athletics and academics at Wednesdays awards assembly. Notable names include Sarah Killough Ronald Jacob David Mudrick Carol Anderson Cathy Crockett Nancy Schmidt Elizabeth Spencer Jane Hoppe Patsy Perez Pam Weber and many more recognizing seniors juniors and staff across journalism science art trade and industry athletics and marching band related fields.

Ottawa High School Ronald Jacob Sarah Killough Mary Beth Santarpia Leanne Bush Earlene Elliott Susan Geiss Joan Huderson Sandy Mace Brad Reynolds Mary Scribner Chris Selby Barbara Stipp Michael Wiggins Douglas Underwood David Thayer Lawrence Theta Sigma Phi David Mudrick Carol Anderson Cathy Crockett Nancy Allen H. Jay Carey Carolyn Wiggins Nancy Schmidt Jane Hoppe Vickie Ratliff Kathy Showalter David Salman Barbara Bundy Bausch Lamb Jim Tersiner Ann Minnick John Gibson Connie Burlingham March OF Dimes Patsy Perez Tim McClay Ed Pollom Don Stevens Ward Elliott Frank McFarland D. Sellers Bill Stauffer Wilmer Thompson Steve White Randy Brownrigg Terrence Buckner Chris Chaney David Drumright Gary Good Steve Grogan Richard Mendell Terry Nesbit Mike Wallace Wint Winter Warren Black Harold DePriest Dennis Fredricks David Logan Robbie Robbins Randy Sible Emporia Pam Weber Debbie Lee Pam Laury Gary Leitaker David Anderson Greg Matthews Doug Smith Linda Logan Stanley Madison Vanessa Robrahn Leroy Fouts Gary Hedrick Carl Spencer Ed Lister Jacob Wambsganss Johnnie Johnson

Senate Doves Critical of Nixon's Peace Talk

Senators including Edward M Kennedy and Frank Church voiced disappointment that Nixon's peace proposals did not go far enough while urging patience for negotiations. Some Democrats urged bolder action, while Republicans generally backed the President as paths for settlement appeared to open.

Senate Doves Nixon Washington Vietnam Senate Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy U.S South Vietnam Everett M. Dirksen Edward W. Brooke Rmass Barry Goldwater Rariz Waukegan Ill

Dope Accounts For Half Major Crimes

A retired New York detective and crime consultant says about half of major crimes stem from narcotics addicts seeking money for drugs. Ralph Salerno links street crime to organized crime and notes syndicates control hard drug traffic while soft drugs rise. He cites a heroin addict generating around 40000 yearly and 300 hard drug users in the St. Louis area. The conference May 27-28 aims to raise public awareness and involve citizens.

St, Louis New York Ralph Salerno National Council On Crime and Delinquency NCCD Salerno St. Louis

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