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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 26, 1966

Page

6

Conservation Expert Receives 30 Year Service Pin

Lelan E. Davis a conservation technician with the Soil Conservation Service received a certificate and pin for 30 years of federal service Orville W Love presented the award today at the conservation office in Topeka Davis began federal work in 1935 with the Civilian Conservation Corps in Marion He later worked on a CCC project near Ottawa and in 1941 moved to the Soil Conservation District in Franklin County He has spent 27 years at his Ottawa position designing layouts and supervising construction of conservation practices on local farms.

Lelan E. Davis Soil Conservation Service Orville W. Love Topeka Davis N. Mulberry Civilian Conservation Corps CCC Marion Ottawa Soil Conservation District Franklin County

Southwest winds bring warm clear conditions through Friday

County forecast shows southwest winds 10 to 15 mph with clear to partly cloudy skies tonight and Friday. High Friday near 90, low tonight around 60. Precipitation chances: tonight 10 percent, Friday under 10 percent. Yesterday's stats include Wednesday high 85, today low 50, year ago high 74, year ago low 61, record high 96 in 1964, record low 35 in 1940. Hourly temperatures end at 8 am today.

Polls Show Johnson Popularity Slipping Amid Costs and Vietnam

Washington AP report notes President Johnson faces declining public approval due to high living costs and Vietnam War woes. Louis Harris cites a 214% year in the White House with 55% rating excellent or good, down from two months ago. Gallup shows a tighter Nixon-Johnson race with 54% for Johnson and 36% for Nixon. Johnson says he wants to deescalate Vietnam and out of the war.

Washington Johnson South Viet Nam Louis Harris White House Harris Eisenhower Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Nixon Viet Nam

Troops Move To Aid Americans In Hue Vietnam

In Hue a battalion of South Vietnamese troops entered to protect the U S consulate and other American buildings after student protests. The U S Information Service building was set ablaze by about 200 demonstrators as clashes and a Buddhist funeral march drew national attention to the anti Ky regime unrest.

Hue Viet Nam U.S U.S.L Saigon U.S. Information Service United States Mguyen Cao Ky Ia Drang Valley U. S

City May Annex Area East of Lincoln

Ottawa city commission weighs annexing Sunnyside Addition platted in 1917 near Lincoln Street between Seventh and Ninth. Resident Isabel Espinosa seeks sewer service. health officials gave 15 days to fix septic issues. Officials favor studying the whole area before extending services. Also reports on snorkel fire truck issues, downtown mall plans, and partial paving bids for Cypress and Eleventh Streets.

Don Black Ottawa City Commission Sunnyside Frankelin County Register of Deeds Lincoln Street Seventh Ninth Streets Isabel Espinosa Lincoln Espinosa Vern Wadkins Laurence Wightman Charles Williamson Harry Gilliland Gilliland Seagraves Corporation Commission Alpha Walnut Street Main Street Williamson Steve James Cypress Eleventh Streets Cypress Street Ninth Tenth Street James Eleventh Street Cedar Mulberry Street

Ottawa Area Memorial Day Services Planned in Ottawa

Memorial Day events in Ottawa include VFW Post 5901 and auxiliary ceremonies at Highland Cemetery at 9 a.m. and American Legion Warren Black Post at 10 a.m. Rev. Ned Roberts will speak. Legion members will place flags on graves at 2 p.m. on May 28, with public invitation and city office closures. Flags displayed along Main Street. citizens urged to display flags.

Ottawa Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 5901 Auxiliary Highland Cemetery VFW Flanders Field Warren Black American Legion Ned Roberts First Christian Church American Legion Auxiliary Gold Star Mothers Army Mothers Legion Main Chamber of Commerce

Ottawa Father of Eight Killed in One Car Crash Near Olathe

Max D. Likes, 33, of Ottawa, died at Olathe Community Hospital after his car overturned twice on K-7, four miles north of Olathe. A passenger, Franklin D. Franks, 25, of Ottawa, treated for facial cuts and released. Likes was a Beets Motor Car Co. mechanic, survived by wife Carol Radcliff and eight children, with funeral arrangements pending.

Ottawa Olathe Olathe Community Hospital Max D. Likes S. Walnut Franklin D. Franks Likes Towner’s Chapel K.7 Johnson County

Korean GI Turncoat Arrives From China

Korean War turncoat Clarence Adams arrived in Hong Kong with his Chinese wife and two children, leaving two of 21 former American POWs still in Communist China. Adams, from Memphis, crossed the border with his family after U.S. consular officials met him, saying authorities expected his departure May 9. He said plans shifted and he would fly to the United States once travel documents and funds were available.

Hong Kong Clarence Adams China Adams Memphis Tenn Lowu Louis Della Nicholas Platt U.S Red Cross Howard Adams Clarence Corsicana Tex James Venerts Hawethorne Calif Europe Morris Wills Fort Ann N.Y Veneris Foreign Language Press Peking University United States Mansfield Western

Senate Poll Signals Europe Troop Reduction Debate

AP survey shows 44 senators favor eventual withdrawal of a large portion of U S forces in Europe with 15 open to token level of one division. McNamara notes public burden limits. Debate cites NATO commitments, France withdrawal, and economic costs. 29 favor gradual troop reductions.

Washington Senate U.S Associated Press Iron Curtain Mike Mansfield Western Europe Pentagon Europe Robert S. McNamara Joseph S. Clark Pennsylvania Allen J. Ellender Louisiana Ernest Gruening Alaska Vance Hartke Indiana Thomas J. McIntyre New Hampshire Wayne Morse Oregon William Proxmire Wisconsin Abraham A. Ribbott Sparkman Alabama Stephen M. Young Ohio Mansfield

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