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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1966

Page

6

Lady reporter aids in cookies runaway horse chase

Rosie Lister, Herald reporter, photographed a lighting mishap but pursued a runaway pony named Cookie through Ash Street and Eleventh Street. Deb and Bruce Whitacre, plus local youths, chased Cookie across town, finally lassoed and tied her near Dusty’s saddle before returning her to Sandra Allan and Dr. Olin G. Wollen.

Debbie Hendrickson S. Elm Bruce Whitacre Cypress Cookie Sandra Allan Rosie Lister the Herald Ottaewa High School Ash Street Eleventh Otetawa High School Larry Beydler Eleventh Street Footeball Caps Turing Larry West Fifteenth Street Willow Olin G. Wollen Sandra

Lady Bird Johnson Feted in Sydney Amid Warm Welcome

In Sydney Lady Bird Johnson was greeted with cheers from the crowd and Prime Minister Harold Holt. An egg splattered on her car but she seemed unaware as pigeons were released along Queen's Square while antiwar demonstrators largely overlooked her.

Sydney Australia Lady Bird Johnson Mrs. Johnson Queen’s Square Lyndon Lady Bird Harold Holt Johns Art Gallery of New South Wales Motors Cades Wine Dows Melbourne Secret Service Jeremy Kivett Viet Nam

Athletics Attendance Tops 1965 Figures in KC

Kansas City Athletics reported a 47 percent rise in 1966 attendance to 773,929, from 528,264 in 1965, per city manager Rollin Agard who presented figures to the City Council.

Kansas City Kansas City Athletics Rollin Agard

Nylon Net Hacks And Rug Ties From Household Hints

Dear Heloise shares practical uses for nylon net including cleaning bathroom bowls by stapling net to a plunger handle, making tub scrubbers, and painting handles to reduce eye sore. Other tips cover rug drying with drapery hooks, tying newspapers with stockings, cleaning egg beaters with a bottle brush, and drying rugs with paper bags. Fiopsy

Heloise Pat Golas Eleanor Brown

Housewives Continue High Food Prices Battle

DENVER AP reports housewives across the nation and Canada expanded boycotts against grocery chains to protest high prices. Albuquerque and Windsor join Denver groups modeled on the initial Denver action. A temporary restraining order blocks below cost milk sales by King Soopers as a Denver dairy sues under Colorado Unfair Practices Act.

Denver Colo Canada Albuquerque N.M Windsor Ont Foodway Supermarkets Albus Querque Tribune Friay Foodway Robert W. Steele King Soopers Frie Day King’s Colorado Robert L. Gibson, Jr Libby, McNeil and Libeby Chicago Hubert H. Humphrey Safeway Miller’s

Hunt Widens For Strangler In Cincinnati

In Cincinnati Ohio investigators expanded a police presence to track a rapist strangler feared citywide. A fifth victim, Rose Winster 81, was found Thursday night amid speculation the killer may be different from the earlier four. Police placed 12 hour shifts and sought former military or police trained volunteers to help.

Imegilante Rose Winster

Tax Bill Deadlocks Congress

Washington AP reports a Senate deadlock over a tax bill with controversial amendments extending into adjournment. Mansfield vows sessions to clear the path as elections loom, while Gore vows to block passage. The Senate also delays a $5 billion appropriations bill tied to antipoverty and education aid, with a key provision allowing voluntary tax checkoffs to fund presidential campaigns, potentially funneling $30 million per major party for 1968.

Washington Senate Mike Mansfield Congress Mansfield House Albert Gore

Red Dean Johnson Dies at 92 Former Canterbury Dean dies after fall

Dr Hewlett Johnson known as Red Dean of Canterbury dies at 92 in Kent. He had fallen at home last week and remained in grave condition until death. A controversial Church of England figure famed for praising communism while serving as dean from 1931 to 1963. He denied party membership under oath in 1954.

Canterbury England Hewlett Johnson Caneterbury Church of Beccause Dr. Johnson Communist Party

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