Johnsons Rest and Greetings in Thailand Visit
President and Mrs. Johnson rest at a government guest house in Bang Saen after a 234 hour Manila flight. Thai premier Thanom escorts them to the resort as police and guards tighten security in the seaside village before the official visit to Thailand. Johnson says his health is fine despite little sleep.
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Bang Saen
Thailand
Johnson
Gulf of Siam
Johnsons
Bangkok
Conquest
U.S
Sattahip Air Base
Manila
Thanom Kittika=chorn
Sattahip
Sewers To Be Tested With Smoke Bombs
City sewers will be tested for cracks next week using smoke bombs in sealed sections. Any smoke surfacing indicates a leak, with no fire risk or odor. The test, run with the fire department, aims to locate infiltration as in Ottawa and nearby studies.
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David Finch
Dallas Freeborn
Vane Doren
Stailings and Schnake Engineering Company
City Commission
Freeborn
Olathe
Ottawa
Don Capper
Capper
Dallas
Steve James
James
Childs Concert at Memorial Auditorium Draws Local Kids
Excited fourth to sixth grade students from multiple area schools packed Memorial Auditorium for an Ottawa Little Symphony concert. Norman Hollander, Kansas City Philharmonic cellist, demonstrated cello techniques while director William Kloster explained notes, chords, and the rondo as children hummed along. An adult symphony performance at 8:30 p.m. drew Ottawa University students and faculty.
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Memorial Auditorium
Otetawa Little Symphony
Eugene Field
Garfield
Hawthorne
Lincoln
Sacred Heart
Greenewood
Pomona
Appanoose
Weilsville
Lane
Rantoul
Princeton
Richmond
Willliamsburg
William Kloster
Norman Hollander
Kansas City Philharmonic
Kloster
Hollander
Symphony
Ottawa University
China Says It Conducted Guided Missile Nuclear Test
AP reports China announced a guided missile nuclear test conducted over its own territory. The New China News Agency said the missile flew normally and the nuclear warhead hit within the expected range, asserting the test advances defense capabilities and counters nuclear monopoly.
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Tokyo
China
New China
NCWA
U.S
WCNA
Coffee mugs and the coffee habit across the world
A feature on how decorative coffee cups from Japan to Germany have become popular in stores, with prices from 29 cents to $1.25 and sets often bought as gifts. It notes a rising interest over 5 to 6 years, mentions origin of mugs, and provides a brief history of coffee’s spread from Abyssinia to Europe, plus variations in brewing and caffeine content.
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Colege
Japan
Italy
Germany
United States
Portugal
England
Abysesinia
Persia
Constantinople
London
Charles II
Ottawa
U.S.A
County Forecast Shows Mild and Fair Weather
Mostly fair and mild with southwest winds 15 to 20 mph tonight. Friday brings variable cloudiness and shifting northwesterly winds with cooler temperatures. Low 50s to 55, high 70s to 75, record highs 87 in 1950, record lows 24 in 1914. Hourly temps listed ending at 8 am today. Barometer 30.09.
Melbourne brothers plead guilty in Johnson paint incident
Two Melbourne brothers admitted endangering a person and five counts of willful property damage after splattering Johnsons limousine with Viet Cong colors. Their lawyer said their protest views had shifted though opposition to the Vietnam War remains, and they had written Johnson asking for forgiveness.
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Melbourne
Australia
Johnson
Man Pleads Innocent To City Charges
Gary D. Stevens, 21, of The Lane, pleaded innocent to 11 city charges after reportedly leading Ottawa Police and Franklin County Deputies on a wild ride Saturday night. He was cited for reckless driving, ignoring red lights and sirens, multiple stop sign violations, speeding, and resisting arrest in Ottawa. Trial set for 8 a.m. Nov. 10 in Police Court. remaining six charges referred to Franklin County Court.
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Ottawa
Franklin County Sheriff's
Gary D. Stevens
Fourth and
Walnut
Stevens
Franklin County
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Charles Williamson
Ottawa Police
Clyde 0. Johnson
Fred Vogler Jr
William F. Wheeler
Carl H. Dale
Melvin L. Hoover
Water and Light Department
Childs
Rosie Lister
Ottawa Little Symphony
Ernest Ogle
William F. Ogle
Ernest
Mark Seymour
Bill Seymour
Robin Mohr
Gene Mohr
Soviet Union
Sumatra
Dutch East Indies
Seventh
Ash
West Seventh
Ash Street
Seventh Street
Tenth and
Ottawa High School
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