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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1964

Page

6

US Faces Real Danger of Red Takeover in Asia

London AP sees real danger of a Communist takeover in Southeast Asia as Bundy tours London talks on Laos Cambodia and Vietnam. The British reject Soviet claims of US flights violating Laos neutrality. Tass accuses US of planning new actions while Mekong area right wing forces push near Vientiane.

Asia London William P. Bundy Southeast Asia Bundy Washington U.S Laos Tian Britain Far Eastern United States Russia Foreign Office Pathet Lao Mekong River Vientiane

Johnson Calls Meeting In Honolulu On Southeast Asia

President Johnson ordered top U.S. military and diplomatic officials to meet in Honolulu June 1 and 2 to review Southeast Asia. Secretary of State Rusk will preside with Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor among attendees. Ambassador Lodge to South Vietnam will participate.

Washington Johnson U.S Honolulu Southeast Asia White House Dean Rusk Henry Cabot Lodge South Viet Nam Saigon Hawaii Robert S. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff

Change In NATO Sought By Labor

London AP reports Labour foreign affairs spokesman Patrick Gordon Walker says if Labour wins the fall election it would push for a five nation NATO directorate to shape nuclear and political strategy with the United States Britain France West Germany and Italy. He notes France could be kept in if it chooses to join and that the US would be sole nuclear custodian if France declines. Harold Wilson plans Moscow talks with Gordon Walker en route to Warsaw and Bucharest.

London Britain British Labor Party North Atlantic Alliance Patrick Gordon Walker Labor West Germany Italy United States France North Atlantic Treaty Organization Gordon Walker Warsaw Moscow Bucharest Harold Wilson Labor Party Charles de Gaulle NATO Hague Wilson Johnson Washington

County Forecast: Showers and Storms Tonight Into Friday

A weather forecast notes a few showers or thunderstorms likely tonight and early Friday with gusts to 40 mph or more. Partly cloudy skies prevail Friday, with warmer temperatures. Tonight low around 60, Friday high mid 80s.

Premier Souvanna asks Soviets to send ammunition

Lao Premier Souvanna Phouma, writing to Soviet Ambassador, seeks ammunition for neutralist forces armed by the Soviets and urges repair of Russian gift planes. He notes dwindling 85mm ammo after clashes with Pathet Lao and North Vietnamese, and says Moscow is withholding aid but supports Pathet Lao propaganda. Only the United States appears to have favorably responded thus far.

International Control Commission Souvanna Phouma United States Washington Tass Vientiane Laos Soviet Union Souvanna Sergei Affanassiev Pathet Lao Moscow

Miss Powers Seeks Franklin County Treasurer Seat

Velma Powers deputy treasurer announces candidacy for county treasurer of Franklin County on the Republican ticket. A 24 year veteran of the treasurer's office and Ottawa native, she lives at 736 North Main, attended Ottawa grade school and high school, and formerly was credit manager at the Ottawa Montgomery Ward store for 14 years. She is the second Republican in the race following LaVey Maxine Louk.

Velma Powers Franklin County Miss Powers N. Main Ottawa Ottawa High School LaVey Maxine Louk

Romney declares public emergency in strike torn Hillsdale

Gov. George W. Romney ordered National Guard into Hillsdale Michigan after a night of rock throwing and jail protests. He shut Essex Wire Co. plant to skeleton crews, banned firearms except for police and troops, and barred picketing and demonstrations while leaving local officials in charge. Mayor C Aubrey Paul was informed of the action.

Hillsdale Mich George W. Romney National Guard Essex Wire Co Romney Lower Michigan C. Aubrey Paul

Romney Declares Martial Law in Hillsdale Plant

Governor Romney ordered martial law in Hillsdale amid a strike at a plant. Production halted, picketing banned, and guards disarmed as state police and deputies assisted the seven-man Hillsdale force. A 300-person crowd gathered at the county jail, rocks were thrown, jail windows broken, then crowds dispersed with police on overnight duty.

Romney Lansing Paul Joseph Childs Carson Neifert Michigan National Guard Hillsdale County

City offices close Friday for Memorial Day

City offices will close Friday for Memorial Day while county offices stay open that day. Both city and county offices will be closed Saturday.

North Ottawa fire station questioned for insurance impact

Ottawa officials heard fire chief Harry Gilliland say a north side station likely would not lower insurance class or rates since the State Rating Bureau already approved Ottawa’s protection. Mayor Charles Williamson noted economics influenced past decisions. The commission also discussed Orchard Heights paving petitions, a sister city invitation to Oxelosund Sweden, and new codes for electrical wiring and water management.

Ottawa Harry Gilliland Topeka Gilliland Charles Williamson Orchard Heights Gene Miller Orchard Drive City Commission Joel Nordeen Apple Lane Oxelesund Sweden Joel Towner State Rating Bureau Missouri-Pacific Williamson James McCrea 17Th Terrace Robert Anderson Oxelosund William Meyer Ottawa University Meyer Franklin County Oswald Odswall Laterence Wightman Planning Commission Lyle Hanes Hanes 10Th Elm Junior Chamber of Commerce Forest Park Episcopal Church

Moon Shot In Orbit

Cape Kennedy Fla AP An unmanned model of the Apollo moonship was rocketed into orbit by a Saturn 1 booster in a first test toward manned lunar landings. The 20 billion program aims to lift three man crews into earth orbit within two years to prepare for lunar trips later this decade. The Saturn 1, in its sixth straight test flight, generated 1.5 million pounds thrust. The rocket burned out after 146 seconds and the second stage ignited with 90 000 pounds thrust. The upper stage and boiler plate carried the Apollo model into orbit above 100 miles at 17 400 mph, guided by a new system to be used for future moon missions. Orbital figures were provisional. the satellite, 37 300 pounds, would circle Earth 87 times about 55 hours before burning up.

Cape Kennedy Fla Apollo Moon National Aeronautics and Space Administration Earth

Nehru Put To Rest In Indian Funeral Ordeal

Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru was cremated on a sandalwood pyre on the Jumna River after a vast crowd gathered in New Delhi. His grandson Sanjaya Gandhi lit the pile as mourners surged, police blocked stampedes, and U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk could not join the procession. The six mile procession to Rajghat drew thousands, with drums, floral tributes, and a restrained official ceremony.

New Delhi India Jawaharlal Nehru Jumna Nehru Sanjaya Gandhi Red Fort Nehrul U.S Dean Rusk Washington Palam G. L. Nanda Rajghat

No Herald Ottawa Herald Skips Saturday May 30

The Ottawa Herald announces it will not publish on Saturday May 30 due to a scheduling break. The paper advises readers to check next issue for further details and expected return.

Ottawa Herald

Garnett Receives 5.17 Inches of Rainfall

Rainfall across the area Wednesday night ranged from 1.02 inches in Harveyville to 5.17 inches in Garnett. Ottawa measured 2.42 inches and Pomona Reservoir was not expected to rise much. The dam recorded 1.5 inches Wednesday and 0.26 inches Tuesday as water levels climb about an inch over several days.

Harveyville Garnett Ottawa Pomona Corps of Engineers Osage City Overbrook Lyndon Quenemo Melvern Reading Waverly Osawatomie Paola Richter

School Unification Backed by State Education Chief

TOPEKA AP Adel F Throckmorton state superintendent voiced full support for school district unification. He said no step is as significant to Kansas schools as this, noting it would improve financing education and administration amid the vote upcoming next Tuesday across 93 of Kansas 105 counties.

Topeka Adel F. Throckmorton State Superintendent of Public Instruction Kansas Throckmorton

Developers Buy Water For Pomona Heights Homesites

Three developers pay 25 000 to bring water to 107 homesites in Pomona Heights area west of Vassar State Park near Pomona Reservoir. Pomona Heights will join Osage County.

Pomona Heights Vassar State Park Pomona Reservoir Osage County

Wheat program enrollment and district unification notes

Franklin County reports 546 signups for the 1964 voluntary wheat program by last Friday, contrasting with 300–400 in 1963. The program offers insurance if harvest losses occur, diversion payments, and a price-support loan. A separate FHA loan of 143,100 dollars funds a water system serving Vassar and nearby areas, with 87 families signed up. The article also discusses proposed school district unification under a 1963 law, listing counties with proposals and statuses, and notes a Shawnee County court case on constitutionality.

Franklin County Farmer’s Home Administration Vassar Us-75 Vassar State Park Wyandotte Greeley Riley, Dickinson Butler Labette Gray Haskell County Phillips County Ness Hamilton Sherman Thracksporto Shawnee County

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Richard A. Butler Cambodia Viet Nam Ments Southeast Asia Treaty Organization Blaine King Wheat Plan
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