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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1966

Page

5

Stricken Midwest Areas Begin Job of Digging Out

Destructive arctic winds lash Michigan and Great Lakes states as towns shovel through heavy snow. A Nordmeer crew rescue occurred off Alpena after the ship broke apart near Ludington. 24 elderly patients evacuated from a Maple City infirmary as heat failed during a 14 hour outage. Weather across the region spurs power repairs and travel diversions while five foot drifts impede highway crews.

Ludington Mich Michigan Great Lakes Weather Bureau Montana Nebraska North Central States Lake Huron Coast Guard Nordmeer Luedington City of Midland Sturgeon Bay Wis Lake Michigan Maeple City Upper Michigan Lower Michigan Power Company

Federal Highway Cutbacks Backed by Official Amid Hardship

Wichita based official Alan S. Boyd says inflation driven reductions in federal highway funding are necessary despite expected hardship. He notes cost rises and fewer bidders, with $3.3 billion allowed for new contracts this year versus $4 billion prior. Rex Whitton urges expanding aid to city arteries and off street parking studies.

Wichita Kan Alan S. Boyd Commerce Johnson Transportation Department Boyd American Association of State Highway Officials Rex M. Whitton Federal Highway Administrator Whitton Bureau of Public Roads

Negro Egress Continues Migration Shifts From South

Washington AP reports that by 1970 a majority of American Negroes may no longer reside in the old Confederacy. census and labor studies show over two million moved from the South 1960–1965, with 53.6 percent still below the Mason Dixon line in 1965.

Washington Old Confederacy Census Bureau Labor Department Mason and Dixon Line South New York Chicago Philadelphia Detroit Los Angeles

Government boosts housing with $250 million emergency aid

Washington reports the Johnson administration released one-fourth of a $1 billion federal mortgage fund to back new homes costing up to 15000 dollars in standard areas, 17500 in high cost zones, and 22500 in Hawaii, Alaska and Guam. The move aims to enable 15000 new homes as mortgage funds remain tight amid a housing recession and October starts at 83100.

Washington Johnson Federal Housing Administration Veterans Administration Hawaii Alaska Guam Congress Hale Boggs Dela William Proxmire de Wis Proxmire Senate House Economic Committee House Gerald R. Ford GOP Leon H. Keyserling Harry S. Trueman Denver, Colo

After A While It Ceases To Be Funny Batman Calls

Four Batman family names in the Kansas City telephone book report harassing calls since March tied to the debut of the Batman TV show. One family had as many as 24 calls in a day. The callers mimic the show with lines like We need help or Is Batman there.

South North Kansas City Curtis W. Batman Chestina Batman Ray Batman Topeka Kan Commissioner Batman Robin

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