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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1966

Page

6

Food Prices Rise Across Cities and Stores

The article notes higher food costs in Houston Phoenix El Paso Denver and Albuquerque with Ottawa also seeing year over year price increases. Grocers cite labor and prep costs for prepared foods as drivers while merchants suggest buying ingredients to prepare at home and watching for special bargains to save money.

Kay Shank Houston Phoenix el Paso Denver Albuquerque Ottawa

Australians greet LBJ amid paint attack in Melbourne

About half a million to a million Australians booed and pelted President Johnson as his bubbletop limousine was sprayed with water based paint. Secret Service members were smeared. one officer fell from a security car but avoided serious injury. Johnson and Lady Bird continued with a four hour visit before returning to Canberra.

Melbourne Johnson Viet Nam Johnsons Canberra

Slag Heap Disaster Hits Welsh Village School

In Aberfan Wales a coal slag avalanche engulfed a school and crushed homes. Within hours 32 bodies were recovered as rescue teams faced a grim toll with about 150 children missing and fears fatalities could reach near 200, many students among the victims. Miners labored through debris in a desperate bid to save survivors.

Aberfan Wales Merthyr Tydfil

Food Sales Study Urged Amid Denver Housewives Boycott

Esther Peterson, Johnson administration consumer affairs aide, urged a high priority study of food sales costs including games of chance and trading stamps. She sent the request to FTC Chairman Paul Rand Dixon amid a Denver weeklong boycott by housewives demanding lower prices. Some chains were removed from the boycott for cutting prices and backing a federal inquiry. others remain, while fears of a price war persist.

Denver Colo Johnson Esther Peterson Denever Paul Rand Dixon Federal Trade Commission Peterson Paul West Miller Chain of Markets Farr’s Safeway Red Owl Stores King Soopers Lloyd King King West Miller and Furr Denver Housee

Laotian Air Force Attacks Vientiane in Feud Fallout

Laotian air force planes bombed targets around Vientiane for about 30 minutes amid a clash between Brig. Gen. Thao Ma and the army high command. At least 11 killed and three injured as rival leaders reportedly fled toward Pakse, while Savannakhet remained tense and officials urged calm.

Vientiane Laos Thao Ma Army High Command Thao Ouane Raethikoun Royal Army Army Khene Chinaimo Wattay

Three Injured In Seville Intersection Wreck

Three people received emergency treatment at Ransom Memorial Hospital after a three vehicle crash at Seventh and Main Streets at 9 53 a m. Mrs Lena R Piggott 67 of Osae watomie drove a 1963 Chevrolet running a red light and hit John S Davis 68 of Ft Collins Colo in a 1964 Chrysler then struck Lillian L Lantis 35 Ottawa RFD 3. Davis treated for shock Piggott bruises on left hip her husband George D Piggott 68 suffered a dislocated left shoulder and facial cut Lantis not injured Vehicles sustained dented grilles and damaged fronts but no damage estimates were provided Mrs Piggott cited for running a red light.

Ransom Memorial Hospital Seventh Main Streets Lena R. Piggott Osaewatomie Main Street John S. Davis Ft. Collins Colo Davis Piggott Ger Lantis

Funeral Today For 12 Firemen

A solemn Fifth Avenue procession honors 12 firemen who died when a burning building collapsed last Monday night. Ten black draped engines carried the bodies past 15,000 fire and police from the U S and Canada to St Patrick's Cathedral and St Thomas Church.

New York Fifth Avenue United States Canada St. Patrick’s Cathedral St. Thomas Episcopal Church

Weather County Forecast Diminishing Winds and Cooler Temperatures

Generally fair conditions with diminishing southwesterly winds tonight. Saturday partly cloudy with shifting northwesterly winds and cooler temperatures. Widely scattered showers likely. Low tonight near 60, high Saturday around 70. Record highs and lows listed. hourly temps end at 8 am. Barometer 29.79.

Chest Total Tops $5,000 in Ottawa United Drive

Ottawa United drive surpasses $5,000 as advanced gifts workers begin turning in contributions. The goal is $26,250 this year, up from $26,200 last year, with more than $12,500 raised by the advanced gifts section. Residential and fair share sections start in November. The drive supports 15 organizations. checks through Peoples National Bank are encouraged.

Ottawa United Chest Drive

Oakland Police Crack Down on Rights Agitators

Police doubled patrols in Oakland after a series of firebombs and vandalism tied to racial unrest. Twelve people were arrested, including ten juveniles, as 225 officers sought to quell disturbances linked to a boycott supported by the Ad Hoc Committee for Quality Education.

Oakland Calif Oakeland San Francisco Coakley Stuart S. Phillips Ad Hoc Committee For Quality Education Jerome Keithley Robert Preston John George Fremont High School Castelemont High School

Ottawa Man Hurt On Job At Archie High School Roof

Kenneth A. Dodds 26 of 609 West 4th Ottawa man and iron worker for Dungan Construction Co fell 25 feet from the roof of a metal pre-fab gymnasium at Archie High School at 9 a.m. Wednesday. He was taken to Cass County Hospital and then transferred to Ransom Memorial Hospital with two compressed vertebrae and a badly cut hand. Hospital officials listed his condition as satisfactory.

Ottawa Archie Kenneth A. Dodds Dungan Construction Co Kansas City Dodds Archie High School Cass County Hospital Ransom Memorial Hospital

Thank You Amy Lowell Whats That A Stogie

New York AP discusses a possible rise of cigar smoking among American women. Industry figures note gradual growth among career women and private use, while veteran male smokers resist. Historical references include Amy Lowell and Poker Alice. attitudes range from curiosity to ridicule.

New York Denemark Anna Magnani Poestess Amy Lowell Poker Alice

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Cliff Reynolds Scott Reynolds College LBJ Government House Melabourne Air Force Ouane Rathikoun Inse Iting Savannakhet Col Nouphet Savannakhet Prince Boun Oum Peoples National Bank Havenscourt Atty Frank Coakley Alameda County Conrad Mommie
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