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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1966

Page

7

Housewives Boycott Spreads to Six More Cities

NEW YORK AP The housewives boycott widened as shoppers in Daytona Beach El Paso Hobbs Carlsbad Roswell Albuquerque and Phoenix joined or supported actions against high prices. Organizers in Van Nuys Calif and other cities expanded reach while Denver's price war potential prompted Kroger like stores to cut prices in Cincinnati amid calls for broader participation and petitions in El Paso and Phoenix.

New York Daytona Beach Fla el Paso Tex Hobbs Carlsebad Roswell Albuquerque N.M Phoenix van Nuys Calif Housewives Voice Wisconsin Philadelphia Houston Arlington Dallas Denever Cincinnati Lloyd King King Soopers Denver Alber E. L. Withers Withers Betty Webba Ariezona Group Los Angeles

Post Office Recruits Workers For Rush

Washington AP The Post Office Department will hire 50 000 temporary workers to handle the Christmas mail surge and aims to add many to the regular 700 000 staff by November. O'Brien cited earlier hiring to prevent delays seen in Chicago and said overtime may be used to clear backlogs.

Washington Post Office Department Lawrence F. O’brien Viet Nam O'Brien Chicago O’brien James H. Rademacher National Association of Letter Carriers

Richmond Man Killed on 59

Edward A Hull 30 of Richmond was killed when his 1960 car struck a bridge on US 59 near Coats Corner 1.4 miles SE of Princeton at 1 25 a m en route to Ottawa for a snack. Brother Gale 23 a passenger suffered head back and leg injuries and was treated then released. Vehicle demolished. body taken to Dengel and Son Mortuary. Funeral home details pending.

Edward A. Hull Richmond Coats Corner Princeton Highway Patrol Hull Ottawa Gale Ransom Memorial Hospital Dengel and Son Mortuary Funeral Home

Harry Byrd Sr Dies At 79 In Virginia Home

Former U S Senator and Virginia governor Harry F Byrd Sr died at his Berryville home at 8 25 a m after a prolonged coma from a malignant brain tumor He retired from the Senate in 1933 and his son Harry F Byrd Jr succeeded him at the end two of his sons and a brother in law were present at his bedside

Berryville Harry F. Byrd Sr U.S Virginia Byrd United States Senate Harry F. Byrd Jr B. Beverley Richard E J. Gray Beverley Sr

Ky patching up cabinet rift amid dissident resignations

Premier Nguyen Cao Ky moved toward healing a split with southern civilians in his cabinet. Two of seven southern dissidents refused to withdraw resignations, while Ky suggested Deputy PM Nguyen Lau Vien would lead in Saigon during the Manila conference. Unconfirmed reports said five southern officials would stay, leaving no clear end to the North Viet Nam influence dispute.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky Manila Nguyen Lau Vien Ment Viet Nam Nguyen Ngoc Loan Nguyen van Truong Vo Long Trieu

Jewish Authors Win Nobel Prize for Literature

Stockholm AP reports two Jewish authors shared the 1966 Nobel Prize in literature. Samuel Joseph Agnon of Israel and Nelly Sachs, a German resident of Stockholm, were honored for distinct narrative and lyrical works. It marks only the second joint Nobel in literature since 1901, previously awarded in 1917 to Danish writers K. Gjellerup and H. Pontoppidan.

Stockholm Sweden Samuel Joseph Agnon Iserael Nelly Sachs Swedish Academy of Letters Agnon Miss Sachs K. Gjellerup H. Pontoppidan

County Forecast Highlights Windy, Fair for Next 2 Days

Mostly fair and windy tonight and Friday with southwest winds 25 to 35 mph. High near 70 Thursday, low in the 40s. Today’s high 59, low 33, after a year ago today high 71 and low 49. Record highs 88 in 1947, record low 20 in 1925. Hourly temps ending at 8 a.m. today.

Johnson Wins Warm US Welcome In Australia Visit

President Johnson arrived in Canberra to a 21 gun salute and crowds as he began a trip seen as a mission of hope for peace. He urged patience and effort, noting peace cannot be achieved by miracles and stressing unity with allies in Southeast Asia. He spoke en route to Manila about hunger, ignorance, and disease and recalled his World War II visit with Prime Minister Harold Holt.

Canberra Australia Johnson New Zealand Viet Nam Southeast Asia Camberra Harold Holt Manila

Garnett Pilot Noses Plane Into Sand Landing

Garnett resident Michael L. Gray and passenger Julius Reife escaped a private plane mishap near Hutchinson Municipal Airport when a cross wind and rough ground forced an emergency landing in a sand field. Gray, son of former Garnett police chief Bill Gray, described the maneuver as minor and said the aircraft touched down with one wheel before stopping within 300 feet.

Hutchinson Hutchinson Municipal Michael L. Gray Garnett Gray The Harvest Brand Co Pratt Bill Gray Garenett Julius Reife Iuka

Breeding here blasts Pearson in Kansas Senate race

Democratic candidate J. Floyd Breeding campaigned in Ottawa stressing the need to sell American agriculture at home and abroad. He spoke at the North American Hotel, then toured the town with his wife Sue, outlining his farming and political background and criticizing opponent James Pearson’s record on farm issues and votes.

J. Floyd Breeding U.S. Senate Ottawa Breeding Sue Kansas Congress Washington Department of Agriculture Ramsas James Pearson Pearson Senate Sen Frank Carlson Carlson George Lister Kenneth Andrews North American Hotel

Bids Received for Parking Lot Demolition Project Bravo

City commission opened bids for the 100 block South Walnut demolition for parking lot Bravo. Coffman and Son Contractors of Lawrence were low bidder at 6225 dollars. other bids ranged to 17780, 10240, and 22175 dollars.

City Commission South Walnut Bravo Coffman and Son Contractors Lawrence Steve James Champney Wrecking Company

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Frederick Swann N. Y Ottawa University Swann University Union Post Office Rush Harry Byrd Aem. E Australlia Blasts Pearson Topeka Harley Blayelock and Sons Olathe C. S. Ehinger Kansas City Eugene Flaherty Police Department Wichita Kansas Peace Officers Association Charles Williamson Flaherty Forest Park Vern Wadekins Harry Gilliland Junior Diamond Gilliland Otetawa James James and Wallace Beasley Larke In and Associates
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