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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1964

Page

5

You, Harry? Johnson Uses Old Tactic in Dayton Rally

President Johnson urged social security, medical care for the aged, collective bargaining and equal rights in a Dayton rally. He dismissed muckraking and warned opponents who push fear and smear. He noted Jenkins signs but did not address the Walter Jenkins case directly amid foreign policy briefings.

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Goldwater Sets Civil Rights Tone In Chicago Speech

In Chicago Sen. Barry Goldwater, campaigning for president, defended a free society over forced segregation or integration. He warned progress on civil rights might be slow, urged action to fix flaws in federal voting laws, and condemned school busing while stressing opportunity over equality of outcomes. He toured Midwest stops, clashed briefly with Hubert Humphrey during the day’s events.

Chicago Barry Goldwater Ohio Mansfield Akron Caneton Youngstown Goldwater Arizona Mids West Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Sioux City Iowa Sioux Falls S.C Humphreys Humphrey Hubert Congress

Nikita Fired Says Averell in Ball State talk

MUNCIE Ind AP Averell Harriman former U S ambassador to Russia says Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev told him last year he would retire at 70 naming successors Alexei Kosygin and Leonid Brezhnev Harriman now undersecretary of state for political affairs said the retirement plan tied to the Cuban crisis as the turning point in Khrushchev s downfall.

Khrushchev Alexei Kosygin Leonid Brezhnev Henry S. Bradsher Moscow Nikita Khrushchev Soviet Union Leonid I. Brezhchev Communist Party Alexei N. Kosygin W. Averell Harriman U.S Russia Harriman Muncie Ind Pravda Asia Africa China Black Sea Gaston Palewski Palewski

Weather County Forecast Cloudy and Cooler Tonight

Cloudy tonight with cooler air and light showers at 20 percent along the northern border and in the extreme east. Sunday partly cloudy and cooler, much cooler southeast and extreme east. Friday high 83, today low 49, with past highs and lows listed. Temperatures shown through the day with multiple readings. barometer at 29.80.

Khrushchev Firing Effects Likely Years To Unfold

Moscow reports the abrupt ouster of Nikita Khrushchev may echo for years as factions within the Soviet leadership maneuver for power. Brezhnev and Kosygin moved to take over while Pravda denounced Khrushchev and vowed to continue peaceful coexistence and Asia Africa collaboratio n policies. Khrushchev faced charges of a cult of personality, failed agriculture, strained Soviet ties, and overreliance on rockets. his supporters resisted, but the Central Committee ultimately removed him from first secretary.

Moscow Khrushchev Mikhail Suslov Stalin G. M. Malenkov V. M. Molotov Kremlin Suslov Pravda Communist Movement Central Committee Nikita 5S Red China West Leonid T. Brezhnev Communist Party Alexei N. Kosygin Soviet Communist Party Soviet Union Peking Mao Tze Tung Vienna

Harold Wilson Starts Work in Narrow Labor Victory

Britain’s new prime minister Harold Wilson moved to form a Labor government with a slim parliamentary majority of about four votes. He named his cabinet including Patrick Gordon Walker as foreign secretary and Denis Healey as defense minister as Westminster faces key policy battles on steel renationalization land ownership and the nuclear deterrent amid a 12 month forecast risk by union leaders.

London Britain Harold Wilson Wilson Laborites House of Commons Alec Douglas-Home Liberal Party Buckingham Palace Elizabeth II Patrick Gordon Walker Commons Gordon Walker Labor George Brown Denis Healey Jim Callaghan Exchequer Herbert Bowden Lord Gardiner Healey Red George Woodcock British Trades Union Congress

China Bomb Tilts Balance Toward Nuclear Powers

Washington reports Red China exploded a nuclear device in the west, signaling a rapid, state-backed program begun with Soviet help in 1958. Intelligence notes 15 labs in Peking and 21 elsewhere. the blast broadens global nuclear blocs, raises US defense costs, and widens potential conflict in Asia with possible anti western outbursts by aligned nations.

Washington Red China Peking U.S Dean Rusk Atomic “Club United States Britain Soviet Union France Red Indonesia Malaysia Philippines Southeast Asia

Johnson Hosts Security Council Amid Soviet Crisis

President Johnson summoned the National Security Council to the White House for a pivotal session after shunning the campaign trail for a weekend in Washington. Key topics include Khrushchev’s ouster and Moscow's new government, Red China’s first nuclear test, and a new Labor government in London.

Washington Johnson National Security Council White House Texas Council Khrushchev Moscow Red China London

Cow Killed In Collision South Of Ottawa On Us 59

A station wagon struck a yearling heifer 4.6 miles south of Ottawa on US 59. Lee E. Henry 24 Garnett driver suffered minor scratches and abrasions. Three other passengers Mary Henry 23 Penes lope and Mr and Mrs Billy Ratliff received minor bruises. Damage to the wagon was about 600 dollars. The heifer belonged to Fred J McFareland Ottawa RFD 1.

Ottawa Lee E. Henry Garnett Pal Henry Peneslope Billy Ratliff Emporia Fred J. McFareland RFD

New Russian Duo Hold Peace Talks After Khrushchev

Brezhnev and Kosygin succeeded Khrushchev as leaders amid a leadership transition that preserves Leninist lines and aims for economic improvement. Observers foresee strains with China and possible shifts in East European liberalization and Western policies amid the power change. Khrushchev’s resignation cites age and health, while indicating loss of presidium status and potential nonvoluntary retirement.

Lady 75 Has Wreck

No one was injured in a one car accident about six miles northwest of Ottawa on West Sand Creek Road at 1 23 p m Friday. Dora A Hughes 75 Pomona RFD 2 driver of a 1957 De Soto said she looked into the rear view mirror thinking another car was approaching due to a dust cloud The vehicle veered across the grave ridge crossed the road into the opposite ditch and rolled over The De Soto was totaled No citations were issued.

Ottawa West Sand Creek Dora A. Hughes Pomona Rfd 2 de Soto

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