Thieu Rejects Breakthrough Claim in Talks on Bombing Halt
President Thieu said there is no breakthrough in negotiations with Hanoi on a North Vietnam bombing halt. Washington sources backed him, noting no pending halt and no mutual de escalation terms accepted by Hanoi. Thieu pressed for Hanoi to show goodwill while warning that de escalation must lead to real peace talks.
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Vung Tau
Vietnam
Nguyen van Thieu
Hanoi
North Vietnam
Washington
Thieu
U.S
Johnson
Saigon
United States
South Vietnam
Senate
Vietnam Press
Tran van Huong
National Assembly
National Liberation Front
NLF
Whopper Jawed View Exposes Old Store Structure
Ottawa Western Auto manager Cliff Reynolds described the First and Hickory alley view after demolition revealed the uneven 1890s building leaning toward Main Street. He estimated the structure dates from the 1890s and noted it has leaned for 14 years without shifting or cracking, despite appearances. The owner, Joel Cutting, reportedly has no plan to repair it.
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Ottawa
Western Auto
Main
Hickory
Cliff Reynolds
Reynolds
Joel Cutting
Parents invited to Ottawa schools joint PTA meeting
Parents may speak on school activities at a 7:30 Monday night joint Ottawa High School and Junior High School PTA meeting held in the junior high auditorium. All parents are urged to attend whether they have questions or not, and refreshments will be served.
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Ottawa
P.t.a.’S
Weather Report Shows Warm Friday High Near Sixty Eight
Friday is forecast to reach 68 degrees with a low around 36 today. Temperatures a year ago were 66 high and 31 low, while the record high for this date is 86 set in 1953 and the record low 22 from 1917. Hourly temperatures conclude at 8 a.m. today.
Three Hurt In Wreck This A.M.
Three people were treated at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a US-50 crash near Ottawa shortly after 2 a.m. Danny Cochran, 21, Williamsburg RFD 1, was admitted for X-rays with condition unavailable. Passenger Duane Pedrow Jdr., Richmond, had facial cuts and was released. A third occupant was uninjured. William Cochran, 34, 244 Oak, was treated for abrasions and not admitted. He drove a southbound 1959 Ford. Danny Cochran drove a 1968 Dodge. Further details were unavailable.
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Ransom Memorial Hospital
Danny Cochran
Williamsburg Rfd
Cochran
Duane Pedrow
Jdr
Richmond
William Cochrane
Ottawa
Longest Ride In Space Sets Second Manned Flight Record
Apollo 7 becomes history’s second longest manned space flight at 190 hours 55 minutes as Schirra, Eisele, and Cunningham chat live from orbit. Mission Control confirms near 2,600 total U.S. manned space hours while Gemini 5’s 1965 record trails by a minute.
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Mission Control Center
Schirra
U.S
Earth
Cunningham
Lo Ella
Walt and
Donn
Houston
Eisele
Mission Control
Czechs vote to approve treaty allowing 70,000 Soviet troops
In Prague 2284 lawmakers ratified a treaty enabling an indefinite Soviet occupation force with 70,000 troops to stay, while Moscow’s Presidium unanimously ratified the accord. Cernik warned sovereignty limits as 250,000 to 500,000 other troops may depart later.
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Prague
National Assembly
Moscow
Presidium
The
Supreme Soviet
Mier Oldrich Cernik
Czechoslovakia
Bohemia
Cernik
Soviet Union
Alexi N. Kosygin
Part XI Voter Don’ts About Signing Ballots
A local election caution warns residents not to sign ballots as secrecy mandates no identifying marks. It notes some voters repeatedly sign year after year, insisting on their right, but reminders that signatures invalidate ballots and secret voting must be preserved.
Gladys Packs A Wild Punch In Florida Storm
Hurricane Gladys tore through Florida's citrus belt with 70 mph winds flooding coast towns and trapping residents in retirement communities. A heart attack death occurred in Pasco during evacuations and an 89 year old woman was killed when her trailer lifted and downed by debris. Several shelters and roads were cut off as lines failed and floodwaters rose, with damage estimated around half a million dollars.
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St, Petersburg
Fla
Florida
Gladys
Tampa Bay
Pasco County
Green Key Estates
Signal Cove
Margaret Barron
County weighs disaster plan with Kansas State help
About a dozen Franklin County residents gathered to discuss emergency operations with Ron Reichow of Kansas State University. Reichow, funding from a federal grant, plans a basic, general operational plan for all emergencies and will publish 50 to 60 copies after meetings with local departments. He emphasized defining who does what, with what, and how, to trigger an automatic community response when disaster strikes.
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Ron Reichow
Division of Continuing Education
Kansas State University
Reichow
State Civil Defense Office
Franklin County
Dewar Kyle
Civil Defense
Public Works Departments
Welfare
K-State
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Kansas
Eoceere
Sebeeaes
Space
Czechoslovak Pre
Mark Schirra
Hup
Air Force
Donn F. Eisele
Walter Cunningham
Part
Ning
Lucy Ware
St. Petersburg Times
Sheriff's Office
Ocala
Daytona Beach
St. Augustine
Gulf Coast
Tampa
Signal Cove Yacht Club
Hudson, Fla
E-State
Rosie Lister
U. S
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