Ottawa Boys' Club faces second phase on $65,000 build
The Ottawa Boys' Club moves into phase two of a $65,000 facility build after recent meetings with lenders and a board vote. Phase two will add steel walls and windows funded by on-hand contributions, while remaining phases cover mechanicals, roofing, and finishing. Local clubs and residents boost support as new officers are elected and pledges continue to fund the project.
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Thieu's Boycott Of Peace Talks Fading Slowly
SAIGON AP report says President Thieu edges toward attending Paris peace talks as Washington offers assurances no coalition with Communists. Cabinet shakeup eyed amid resignation rumors by Premier Huong, with U.S. bombing in DMZ and tension over Cabinet changes and Thieu’s delegation at Paris.
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Johnson asserts authority during transition to Nixon
President Johnson stated he will make all decisions before Jan 20 and hopes Nixon can represent the nation afterward. He urged Americans to submerge party interests and support a smooth transition while seeking substantive Viet Nam peace talks with South Vietnam included at the earliest date. Johnson introduced Robert Murphy as Nixon’s foreign affairs liaison and described access to weekly Washington work days.
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Ottawa University to Hold Community Appreciation Dinner
Ottawa University will hold its second annual Community Appreciation Dinner at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 19, in the University Union. Host Robert Clogston of First National Bank, with university President Peter H. Armacost, will discuss progress and future plans and answer questions.
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Robert Clogston
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Rain totals rise in Ottawa area as October ends
A wet year continues in Ottawa with 1.61 inches of rain last night bringing November to 3.15 inches and the year to 39.18 inches, well above the 35.35 inch average. Melvern recorded the night's high with 1.90 inches while Osawatomie had 0.92. County forecast calls for mostly cloudy, cool weather with highs 40 to 45 and a 1.61 inch 24 hour total ending 8 a.m.
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Melvern
Osawatomie
Oil Well From 1911 Booms in Los Angeles Yard
Bernard Weinsieder and family faced $3,000 in costs as crude oil seeped from a 1911 well on their property. After pumping, drilling, and odors drove tenants away, they filed a $575,000 negligence suit against Associated Oil Co., predecessor to Getty Oil. A Getty spokesman said they have had no interest for 44 years.
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Richard Weinsieder
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Jerome Heznik
Getty Oil
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Hanoi Deflects US Charges at Paris Peace Talks
North Vietnam denounces US claims of DMZ violations as a cover for escalating war in South Vietnam. Spokesman Nguyen Thanh Le accuses Washington of bias, cites North Vietnamese restraint since bombing halt, and demands a separate NLF delegation to join talks. He also condemns US reconnaissance flights and asserts Saigon bears responsibility for delaying negotiations.
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Informant Of Plot On Nixon Investigated
New York reports say investigators review the credibility of the informant whose tip led police to arrest a Yemeni immigrant and his two sons in a plot to assassinate President elect Richard Nixon. Brooklyn DA Elliott Golden notes doubt but cautions awaiting jury scrutiny. The informant allegedly shared the defendant’s apartment for months.
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