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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1963
Page
7
Roy L. Smith discusses dedication in ministry and public life citing William Lloyd Garrison and the Apostle Paul. He argues a fully invested life in Christ shapes communities through church influence, benevolence, and social reform, warning against church quarrels and distraction from sacred duty.
U S officials said the coup against Ngo Dinh Diem would show its full impact by Easter. Morale in South Vietnamese troops improved moderately in the two weeks since the overthrow, though there is no basis yet to judge if the regime change alters the war against Communist guerrillas. A U S group led by McNamara and Rusk will meet in Honolulu to assess early effects.
Cambodia and a Chinese Communist civil aviation mission opened discussions this week in Phnom Penh. The talks reportedly aim at a civil air link between Phnom Penh and Peking while Cambodia indicated it would end Western aid unless a clandestine anti-government radio station is shut by year end.
In Salonika Greece the United States supplied the Greek army with an undisclosed number of M48 tanks armored personnel carriers and other military vehicles today.
Ottawa Herald lists subscription rates for trade area and outside trades area. Rates include one month at $1.00, three months $3.00, six months $5.00, one year $9.00 for trade area and higher outside rates. The paper notes Associated Press exclusive publication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
On this day in history November 15 events span 1777 the Articles of Confederation gain effect in 1781 1805 Lewis and Clark reach the Pacific 1906 Roosevelt visits Panama City 1945 Truman shares atomic secret with UN tensions rise CIO chief Reuther in 1955 condemns GOP policy five years ago Tyrone Power dies and one year past Kennedy taps Christian Herter for trade talks.
West Germany approves a U S plan to cut 40 percent of tactical air transport squadrons based in Europe by next July. Bonn officials say the reduction will not weaken U S ability to defend Europe. The Pentagon announced the cut after negotiations with West Germany officials.
The Agriculture Department raised bottling milk prices by 10 cents per hundredweight in the St. Louis suburban and Ozark marketing areas due to drought reducing supplies. The change, effective November through March, subtly raises prices in related markets and covers portions of Missouri, Illinois, and Arkansas.
The United States and five Latin American nations will conduct a two day military maneuver in Colombia on November 27 and 28 to standardize operations and military terminology.
A compiled removal notice lists residents moving to new addresses including Bass W L from 737 S Cedar to 1427 S Oak Eads John O from }, Finney W L from , Johnson H M to 509 E Logan, Lott S A to 1503 Maple, Marshall George from Kansas City Kas to 815 E 16th Terrace, O Connell George T from 615 N Cherry to 737 S Cedar, Shumate Allen from 1233 S Main to 416 E 15th Simms Phil to 811 8 S Hickory Sible Jay Gordon to 615 N Cherry Wuertz E A to 326 S Walnut Wilkins Mrs Carolyn to 1101 S Hickory.
ATLANTA AP One small hotel will not be built if the Georgia Board of Education has its way. The board urged the Atlanta school board to revise a proposed 6.3 million vocational technical school plan that would include 15 hotel rooms and a dining room. The board asked for a plan without the hotel.
In ancient Rome the Praetorian Guard killed Emperor Pertinax and then auctioned the Roman Empire, including the palace and Colosseum, to the highest bidder in a notorious power grab that shocked the ruling elite.
Ten large military helicopters have crashed at Deer Valley Airport north of Phoenix in the past three years. Two four engine transports are expected to crash into a nearby mountainside within six months. The crashes are intentional tests by the Aviation Safety Engineering and Research Division of Flight Safety Foundation to study injuries and test equipment. The division began in 1960 under a contract with the U S Army Transportation Research Command and will crash transports under an FAA contract. The goal is to reduce injuries and improve survivability, with tests including instruments, dummies and new designs aboard. The group also investigates about 30 crashes annually and the nonprofit originated in 1942 at Cornell University. The Phoenix operation began in 1957 and now employs 52 people.
In Seoul an opposition coalition led by Yun Po-sun filed a Supreme Court suit seeking annulment of the recent presidential election. They allege widespread vote fraud with at least 320,000 Yun votes invalidated or miscounted, while Park Chung-hee’s margin stood at 162,026.
Tokyo officials condemn obstruction on Japan’s busiest rail line after 35 melon size stones and two steel drums were found on rails at Numazu City. A freight train motorman spotted them ahead of a speeding train and halted safely. The probe follows last weekend’s triple derailment that killed 162.
CANON CITY Colo AP A low flying bird prompted Mrs Loyd A Goodyear to swerve her car on Wednesday striking a parked auto The bird was inside her car a parakeet she was delivering to her sister
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