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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1967

Page

7

Egypt Masses Forces Along Israeli Frontier

BEIRUT Lebanon AP The 3400 man U N Middle East force was ordered to withdraw from the Israeli Egyptian frontier as Egyptian troops mass along the border Mortagi commander of the eastern front said his troops were ready for a sacred march into Israel but would only fight if Israel attacked Syria or another Arab state Israel said it had taken suitable steps to meet the threat Invasion tension follows border incidents between Israel and Syria.

Beirut Lebanon U.N Middle East Aremore Sinai Israel Abdel Mohesen Mortagi Eastern Front Mortagi Egypt Syria Iraq Syrieans Cairo UNEF New York U Thant Baghdad Radio Thant Canada Gershon Avner Martin Tel Aviv Amer Abram Dean Rusk Britain France

Tornado research grows with Doppler radar use in U.S.

Norman, Oklahoma AP reports scientists upgrade storm study with Doppler radar to track thunderstorms as they seek better tornado forecasts. Officials say two radars allow wind to be seen all around, reducing time to relay data to computers. Air Force planes monitor storm activity while weather researchers pursue control of deadly winds.

Norman Okla Illinois Minnesota Iowa Texas Oklahoma Kansas Great Plains J. G. Galway Kansas City Edwin Kessler Jx Pau Air Force

Eisenhower Leaves Hospital Feeling Fine After Illness

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower checked out of Walter Reed Army Hospital and said he felt well and capable of a worldwide trip, including Vietnam, if doctors approve. He discussed Vietnam with General Westmoreland, who said military strength needs more reserves. Eisenhower praised the war’s progress but noted differing opinions on policy and emphasized the goal to win. He described antiwar demonstrators as a minority and said his latest annual physical was excellent aside from an unfinished intestinal test.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital Vietnam Johnson Eilsenhower Far East William C. Westmoreeland Westmoreland Eisenhower Reetired White House

Television Log (Continued from Page 2)

Saturday schedule lists films, sports and talk shows with times from 3:00 to 10:50 PM including Daktari Wide World of Sports Preakness Jackie Gleason and Miss U S A Pageant plus News Weather and late movies. Program names appear with censor marks and parenthetical (c) designations.

Sam Snead Wide World of Sports Bat Masterson Jackie Gleason U.S.A Vietnam

Evening TV Schedule Fragment Reveals Classic Programs

Readable entries list times and titles for many classic films and shows such as Strike Me Pink, Mission Impossible, Isle of the Dead, Hell's Horizon, The Life, Peter Potamus, Look Up and Live, Wagon-era titles, and prominent programs like Washington, Face The Nation, I Love Lucy, Bonanza, and The Ed Sullivan Show, reflecting a varied lineup across dayparts.

Jackson County History Profile Face the Nation Meet the Press Garden Wise Dick Powell Virgil Ward Arizona Legion Marshal Dillon

Hannibal Quits, Boys Still Lost

In Hannibal Missouri the week long search for three missing boys ended with volunteers sent home after traveling as far as 1000 miles. Joey Hoag aged 13 Billy Hoag age 11 and Craig Dowell age 14 were last seen with a shovel and flashlights planning to explore a cave. The boys are presumed trapped as no substantial clues were found.

Hannibal, Mo Joey Hoag Billy Craig Dowell

Johnson Poll Gains Reflect Personal Image Shift

AP News Analyst James Marlow notes Lyndon B Johnson's poll standing rose from parity with Michigan Governor George Romney to ahead, aided by a calmer, more confident demeanor. He credits Johnson's quiet, straight talk at year end news conferences and steadier public posture, with war pressures and recent media coaching shaping his.

James Marlow Washington Johnson Michigan George Romney

One Hurt In Wreck In Richter Incident

Ruby T. Bitts, 68, suffered facial and knee lacerations when her southbound car on North Taft Terrace skidded and struck an object on the opposite side. She is listed in satisfactory condition at Ransom Memorial Hospital this morning. Estimated damage to the windshield, front fenders and left headlight is 250 dollars.

Richter Ruby T. Bitts Ransom Memorial Hospital North Taft Terrace

Missed Manhole Causes Car Crash In Pomona

Becky S. Myers, 16, Ottawa RFD 4, complained of injuries yesterday afternoon in Pomona after the car in which she was a passenger was struck in the rear by another. The collision occurred when the car driven by Marsha Baxter, 16, Pomona, slowed abruptly to avoid a manhole and was struck by a second vehicle driven by James R. Foster, 23, Pomona.

Becky S. Myers Ottawa RFD Pomona Marsha Baxter Miss Myers James R. Foster

DMZ Fighting In New Phase Near North Vietnam

U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops moved into the demilitarized zone in a new phase of operations known as Operation Hickory. In nearby Hanoi area raids, U S planes hit a power plant near the city center, while aerial skirmishes reported MIG losses and heavy shelling continued.

Saigon U.S North Vietnam Radio

Sunday School Lesson He Sparked Church by Cranford

Clarence W Cranford reflects on Stephen the first Christian martyr, noting how persecution in Jerusalem sparked the spread of faith to Phoenicia Cyprus and Antioch where believers were first called Christians. He highlights Stephen’s leadership, courage, and prayer for persecutors, and suggests persecution tests faith while inspiring future leaders like Saul who becomes Paul.

Clarence W. Cranford Stephen Jerusalem Phoenicia Cyprus Antioch Jesus North Africa Asia Minor Christ Senate Tarsus Cilicia Saul Paul God

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