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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Oct 23, 1964

Page

7

Ministers Picket GOP In KC

In Kansas City AP reports about 80 Methodist ministers and students picketed the Republican Party campaign HQs protesting the sale of None Dare Call it Treason by John A. Stormer. They carried signs denouncing extremism while urging concern for church morality and denouncing false witness.

Kansas City Birchers John A. Stormer St. Louis Missouri Republican Nation Churches Germany National Council of Churches Harkins Kenneth C. Johnston John M. Swomley St. Paul School of Theology

Ottawa High School Building to Use Straight Line Design

Horst and Terrill Topeka architects announced plans for Ottawa high school at 1,180,000 dollars. They favor straight line construction with a departmental system and teaching centers for each department. Plans shown to the school board in the near future.

Horst and Terrill Topeka Ottawa High School

Ottawa High School bonds plan for economical building

Tonight is last night to register as Ottawa officials discuss a new high school design claiming low maintenance costs and economical construction through conventional methods. Architects say basic rooms should average about 800 square feet. a referendum for 1,180,000 in building bonds accompanies the November 3 general election.

Ottawa High School

Door Open To China Door Open To China

State Department spokesman said channels for dialogue with Red China are open. Press officer McCloskey noted it would be acceptable to invite China to Geneva disarmament talks. U Thant proposed a 1950s style meeting of the five nuclear powers next year to discuss a total nuclear test ban and weapons controls.

Washington State Department Red China Robert McCloskey United States Geneva U.N U Thant Russia Britain France McCloskey

Snake Dance and Bonfire Mark Homecoming Eve at Ottawa High

Ottawa High School kicked off Homecoming 1964 with a snake dance and bonfire as 300 students filled Main Street. Tonight's events center on the football game at Cook Field where the OHS Cyclones face the Derby Panthers followed by a homecoming dance in the gym.

Ottawa High School Main Street Cook Field OHS Cyclones Derby Panthers Third Main

FBI Clears Jenkins Of Compromising US Security

FBI findings show no evidence that Walter W. Jenkins, long time aide to President Johnson, compromised U.S. security or interests. Jenkins resigned after morals arrests in 1959 and 1964, and the bureau said the investigation covered over 500 people and found no improper acts with Sinclair-related figures. Jenkins, 46, remains hospitalized after arrests and public attention surrounding the case.

Barry Schweid Washington FBI Waler W. Jenkins Johnson United States Jenkins White House Dean Burch J. Edgar Hoover Nicholas Katzenbach Hoover George Washington University Hospital Charles Thompson Texas Secret Service Kennedy U.S Los Angeles San Diego Goldwater Senate Bobeby Baker

Goldwater condemns film The Choice as racist

In Los Angeles AP reports Senator Barry Goldwater denounces The Choice as racist and orders withdrawal. He says he had not heard of the film before Monday and notes it was sponsored by Citizens for Goldwater Miller and Mothers for Moral America. The film warned of rising crime and moral decline.

Los Angeles Barry Goldwater Goldwater Citizens For Goldwater - Miller Mothers For Moral America

Final Honor To Hoover

The body of Herbert Clark Hoover was brought to Washington to allow the nation to pay final respects to its 31st president. President Johnson stood at Union Station as Hoover’s casket arrived from New York. The casket was moved for a slow procession to the Capitol, a half mile away, and will be on public view in the Capitol rotunda today and Saturday on the same catafalque that supported Lincoln and Kennedy. It will then be flown to Iowa for burial in Hoover’s native state.

Washington Herbert Clark Hoover Tu Nation Johnson Union Station Hoover New York Capitol Abraham Lincoln John F. Kennedy Iowa

Pickle Packers Frolic in Chicago Convention Tale

A Chicago gathering of Pickle Packers International, Inc.生成 humorous scene as reporters, Dill, Miss Pickle, and Miss Jane Phillips in a pickle dress mingle with pickle packers. Banter about names and taste, with comments from Bill Moore and others, as the humorous press assignment unfolds amid pickle-themed chatter.

Chicago Dill Pickle Packers International, Inc

Goldwater cites Jenkins case in Western campaign swing

Fullerton California AP Barry Goldwater. The Republican nominee said the FBI report on Walter Jenkins did not clear up security concerns at the White House and pressed for full accountability before the election. He claimed 150 State Department workers have emergency clearance without full investigations and urged a bipartisan panel to release FBI findings publicly.

Fullerton Calif Barry Goldwater California FBI Walter W. Jenkins White House America Goldwater State Department U.S Jenkins Senate Bobby Baker Walter Jenkins Commission

Weather county forecast with cooler nights and warm Saturday

Generally fair conditions prevail with a cooler night and a warmer Saturday afternoon. Lows near the upper 30s tonight, highs in the upper 60s on Saturday, and a Thursday high around 68 with today’s low near 36.

OU Radio Station Celebrates 22nd Year

KTJO the FM AM radio station at Ottawa University will be 22 years old this Sunday It began as an AM station in 1942 becoming Kansas second college to go FM in 1961 The station trains students for radio work and supports OU physics and speech departments Studios sit in Jones Hall AM programming targets campus pop music FM presents better music KTJO covers all OU Braves home games Power is 10 watts at 88 1 megacycles Staff includes Richard Bayha station manager William Shipp program director Benton Weiss chief engineer Ronnie Walker Donald Shorock director of international broadcasting and Viva Kellogg librarian The station operates AM 4 6 pm FM 6 pm midnight five days a week and Sundays 11 am to 2 pm

KTJO Ottawa University Kansas Bemmels OU Braves Richard Bayha Hatfield William Shipp Waverly Benton Weiss Ottawa Ronnie Walker Rounde Up Mont Doneald Shorock Kearny N. J International Broadcasting Viva Kellogg Ocelwein Iowa

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