Kentuck? Wait No Ottawa Girl Wins National Horse Judging Trophy
Nancy Gaynor a 16 year old from Ottawa Kansas won the top individual award at the North East Regional Horse Judging Contest in Harrisburg Pennsylvania part of the Pennsylvania Livestock Exposition. She scored 494 points and was chosen to represent Kansas after competing in state 4 H events. The Kansas team finished ninth while Ohio took the team title. Nancy trains with her horse Eddie and notes the hardest part was presenting reasons for her judgments before all judges.
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Nancy. Gaynor
Nancy Gaynor
Paul Gaynor
S. Cedar
Harrisburg
Nancy
Kansas State
Kansas
Gaynors
Eddie
Ohio
U S Warns North Vietnam Over DMZ Violations
The State Department warned North Vietnam that continued DMZ violations could derail the Paris peace talks. Washington disclosed that at least three shellings near the DMZ hit American or South Vietnamese forces since last Saturday. The statement asserted the U S position on NLF and that reconnaissance flights do not count as force, while Saigon delays a delegation to the talks.
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Washington
United States
North Vietnam
North
South Vietnam
Paris
U.S
State Department
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Clifford
Johnson
North Vietnam insists on NLF at peace talks
Hanoi demanded that the Viet Cong National Liberation Front be present in Paris and asked the U S to state conditions for resuming negotiations. North Vietnam called Defense Secretary Clifford's remarks ambiguous and urged clarification while Thieu pressed for an independent Saigon delegation.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Hanoi
Clark M. Clifford
Nguyen van Thieu
South Vietnam
Clifford
Saigon
Democratic Republic of
Nixon To Be Informed On Major Policy
President elect Richard Nixon secured Johnson's assurance that the incoming president will be consulted in advance on major foreign policy decisions. Nixon said such input ensures unity and readiness to approve actions, not reject them, as policies carry over between administrations. He appointed Robert Murphy as liaison to the Johnson team and named Ehrlichman as White House counsel with expanded duties.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
United States
Robert Murphy
John D. Erlichman
Seattle
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Pierre
Ehrlichman
California
Ehrlichmann
State veto halts K-68 lighting along half mile
Ottawa city officials learned at a Wednesday meeting that the State Highway Department denied lighting a half mile stretch of the K-68 overpass at the town edge. The city proposed state installation with local energy and maintenance costs. Police plan foot patrols after burglaries. merchants and police pledge a plan to reduce burglaries.
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Commission
Don Capper
State Highway Department
Ottawa
Second
Beech
West Seventh
Eugene Flaherty
Vern Wadkins
County Commission
Rainy Weather Forecast With Clearing By Friday
County forecast shows rain continuing tonight and ending gradually Friday with little temperature change. Partial clearing expected Friday afternoon. Tonight’s low in the upper 30s and Friday’s high around 40 with a 57 degree reading on Wednesday. Barometer 29.86.
Maddoxes May Go Wallace Way
Virginia Maddox denies reports she is taking speech lessons to run for governor in 1970 but says she would like to take lessons sometime. Governor Lester Maddox has hinted his wife might seek the office in 1970 due to term limits.
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Atlanta, Ga
Virginia Maddox
Lester Maddox
Zond 6 Repeats Zond 5 Moon Flight Milestone
Soviet Tass reports uncrewed Zond 6 circled the moon, duplicating Zond 5’s September feat. The craft, launched Sunday, remains aloft with routine operations and data collection near the lunar vicinity. Jodrell Bank notes Zond 6’s return path toward Earth while Lovell cites close lunar approach and onboard systems functioning normally.
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Soviet Union
Tass
Earth
Jodrell Bank Observatory
England
Moon
Zond
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank
Apollo 10 Mission Set to Fly Close Lunar Flight
SPACE CENTER Houston AP officials disclose a next year flight by veterans to within 10 miles of the moon. Crew: Col. Thomas P. Stafford commander, Cmdr. Eugene A. Cernan lunar module pilot, Cmdr. John W. Young command module pilot. They will separate the lunar module, descend to 50,000 feet, rendezvous, then return to Earth. Apollo 8 aims for 69 miles orbit without a lunar module.
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Navy
John W. Young
Stafford
Cernan
Young
Earth
Moon
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